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m Ken DeVries, assistant
principal at East High School
in Salt Lake City, the filming
location for the 2006 mov-
ie High School Musical and
a later series, said having a
place in Disney history has
been positive for the school
as Utah rolls out a four-day,
four-night itinerary for fans
who flock to the campus.
m Skylar Waddell, 20, of
Kansas City, Mo., who au-
thorities say sped off in a
man’s truck along I-435 with
the man clinging to the be-
drail and crashed the vehicle
in a median, throwing the
man to his death, is facing
manslaughter and other
charges.
m Charles Breeze, 61,
and Margaret Breeze, 47,
of Georgetown, Ohio, face
child endangerment and
other charges after police,
following a tip from a teach-
er, discovered that a home-
schooled 11-year-old girl was
malnourished, weighing just
47 pounds, and lived locked
in a trailer.
m Loren Varga, 61, of
Franklin Park, N.J., was sen-
tenced to one day behind
bars and two years’ proba-
tion after being caught in a
sting operation trying to buy
a tiger-skin rug for $6,800
and telling the courtroom
that he had a lifelong adora-
tion for the endangered cats.
m James Garrett Taylor,
22, of Caledonia, Miss., fac-
es an aggravated assault
charge, accused by authori-
ties of shooting at a preacher
through the window of his
vehicle after the preacher
confronted Taylor for driv-
ing recklessly in a church
parking lot.
m Benny Garcia, 29, of
Holyoke, Mass., pleaded in-
nocent to drug charges after
more than 200 bags of her-
oin and cocaine were found
in his home, authorities said,
adding that they were alert-
ed to the case after Garcia’s
5-year-old son took heroin to
school and told his teacher
that when he tastes the pow-
der he becomes Spider-Man.
m Devaunta Ashford, a
former sheriff’s deputy in
Jefferson Parish, La., was
charged with 12 counts of
public payroll fraud and 12
counts of computer fraud,
accused by investigators
of clocking in for overtime
shifts he didn’t work and re-
ceiving $4,000 in overtime
pay.
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Mark Sandy, who is responsible for national security at the Office to conduct political investi-
of Management and Budget, arrives Saturday on Capitol Hill to gations as a condition for re-
give private testimony to House Intelligence Committee members. ceiving needed military aid.
Tension building in Mideast
Israeli security forces push back a Palestinian paramedic who was trying to treat a wounded pro-
tester Saturday during a demonstration at a checkpoint near the West Bank city of Ramallah. The
demonstration was held after Israel conducted airstrikes on Hamas military sites inside Gaza in
response to rockets fired into Israel. More photos at arkansasonline.com/1117gaza/
Landlord ignores, gets even, tenants say
Out-of-state firm asserts aim is to ‘provide better way of life for the residents’
GINNY MONK
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Ely Frankley got home
at 4 p.m. one day in August.
The notice on her door de-
manded that she move out
by 7 p.m.
In three hours, she
thought, the sheriff would
arrive and the locks would
be changed.
She worried that she
didn’t have time to get
all of her belongings out.
She feared that the Illi-
nois-based company that
owns Little Rock’s Spanish
Valley Apartments would
take the items she had to
leave behind.
Including Spanish Val-
ley, AMG Realty Group
owns and manages more
than 1,000 apartment units
across Little Rock and
North Little Rock. Most of
the residents have low in-
comes.
The company also owns
or manages more than Ely Frankley encourages protesters to chant during a tenants rally in September outside the Spanish
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Iranian protests over gas-price rise turn deadly
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DUBAI, United Arab
Emirates — Protesters an-
gered by the 50% rise in gov-
ernment-set gasoline prices
blocked traffic in major Ira-
nian cities and occasionally
clashed with police Saturday
after a night of demonstra-
tions punctuated by gunfire,
in violence that reportedly
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Witness contradicts
EU envoy’s testimony
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WASHINGTON — Tran-
scripts released Saturday in
the impeachment inquiry
show Ambassador Gordon
Sondland playing a central
role in what was described as
an effort by President Don-
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Valley Apartments in Little Rock. On Thursday night, Frankley was served with an eviction lawsuit.
killed at least one person. with online videos purporting
The protests put renewed to show police officers firing
pressure on Iran’s govern- tear gas at protesters and mobs
ment as it struggles to over- setting fires. While represent-
come the U.S. sanctions ing a political risk for Presi-
strangling the country after dent Hassan Rouhani ahead of
President Donald Trump uni- February parliamentary elec-
laterally withdrew America tions, it also shows the wide-
from Tehran’s nuclear deal spread anger among Iran’s 80
with world powers. million people who have seen
Though largely peaceful, their savings evaporate as jobs
demonstrations devolved into grow scarce and the national
violence in several instances, rial currency collapses.
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The fresh details come
from hundreds of pages of
testimony from Tim Morri-
son, a former top official at
the National Security Coun-
cil. They contradict much of
the ambassador’s own closed
testimony. Both Morrison
and Sondland, the ambassa-
dor to the European Union,
are expected to testify pub-
licly before the House this
week.
While some, including
Memo reveals
attack strategy
on Cotton rival
Mahony flaws dug up early
but held till filing, note says
FRANK E. LOCKWOOD
CANDIDATE FILINGS in state
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
WASHINGTON — After affirm shifting demographics,
Joshua Mahony announced political alignments. Page 1B.
earlier this year that he
would run against U.S. Sen.
Tom Cotton, Republican
political operatives metic-
ulously sorted through the
Fayetteville Democrat’s re-
cord, looking for weak spots.
They soon discovered
“significant vulnerabilities in
Mahony’s background” but
sat on the information until
Tuesday’s candidate filing
deadline had passed, accord-
ing to a memo Wednesday
from departing Cotton cam-
paign manager Brian Colas
that was addressed to “Sena-
tor Cotton’s top supporters.”
The first wave of attacks
came “immediately after” the
window for filing had closed,
The demonstrations took
place in more than a dozen
cities in the hours after Rou-
hani’s decision at midnight
Thursday to cut gasoline sub-
sidies to fund handouts for
Iran’s poor. Gasoline in the
country still remains among
the cheapest in the world,
with the new prices jump-
ing to a minimum of about
50 cents a gallon — 50% up
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$2.00
Trump himself, have be-
gun to question Sondland’s
knowledge of events, Morri-
son told House investigators
the ambassador “related to
me he was acting — he was
discussing these matters with
the President.”
Morrison, a longtime
Republican defense hawk
in Washington, largely con-
firmed testimony from cur-
rent and former officials tes-
See INQUIRY, Page 12A
Colas noted.
Minutes after filing end-
ed, the state Republican Par-
ty announced that it would
file a complaint with the Fed-
eral Election Commission,
accusing Mahony of lying
on campaign-related federal
paperwork.
The National Republican
Senatorial Committee, mean-
while, questioned the chal-
lenger’s work history, tweet-
ing that Mahony had been
“unable to remember the last
time he was employed.”
“Other damaging mate-
rial that has not been made
public” was in the hands of
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A psychiatric treat-
ment center for children in
Fordyce has been accused
of negligence leading to
youth-on-youth sexual as-
saults, according to a law-
suit in U.S. District Court
in Pine Bluff.
A couple filed a lawsuit
against Millcreek Behavior-
al Health of Fordyce, saying
their 7-year-old daughter
was digitally raped multi-
ple times in August 2018 by
her roommate while at the
center. Attorney Jered Med-
lock filed the lawsuit on the
couple’s behalf in March.
Millcreek is operated
by Acadia Healthcare of
Franklin, Tenn., a for-profit
company that operates five
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Names and faces Iran

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS from the day before.
m Britain’s Prince Andrew says he But in a nation where
doesn’t remember a woman who has ac- many get by as informal
cused him of sexually exploiting her in taxi drivers, cheap gasoline
encounters arranged by Jeffrey Epstein. is considered a birthright.
Andrew told BBC Newsnight in an inter- Iran is home to the world’s
view that was scheduled to be broadcast fourth-largest crude oil re-
Saturday that he has “no recollection” of serves. While expected for
meeting Virginia Roberts Giuffre, who months, the decision still
says Epstein paid her $15,000 after she caught many by surprise and
had sex with the prince in 2001 when sparked immediate demon-
she was 17. Andrew has made denials for Andrew strations.
years but has come under new pressure after Epstein’s Violence broke out Friday
arrest and suicide this summer in New York. “I have night in Sirjan, a city some
no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none what- 500 miles southeast of Teh-
soever,” Andrew told the BBC, according to excerpts ran. The state-run IRNA news
of the interview released Friday. Giuffre has produced agency said “protesters tried
a photo showing her posing with the prince in London to set fire to the oil depot, but
and recently challenged the British royal to speak out, they were stopped by police.”
telling reporters: “He knows exactly what he’s done, and It did not elaborate, but on-
I hope he comes clean about it.” She said Epstein flew line videos circulating on Ira-
her around the world on his private planes to have sex nian social media sites pur- AP
with powerful men, and that she had sexual encounters ported to show a fire at the
depot as sirens wailed in the Cars block a street Saturday in Isfahan, Iran, during one of several protests in Iranian cities over
with Andrew in London and New York and in the U.S. the government’s 50% increase in gasoline prices. More photos at arkansasonline.com/1117iran/
Virgin Islands when she was 18. Andrew said in the BBC background. Another showed
interview that he regrets not cutting ties with Epstein a large crowd shouting: “Rou- of Kermanshah demonstrated the country’s most important
after the financier pleaded guilty in 2008 to soliciting hani, shame on you! Leave the and later drew tear-gas fire VIDEO ONLINE export, according to the IMF.
a minor for prostitution in Florida under a deal that country alone!” from police, a video showed. Iranians protest Henry Rome, an analyst at
required him to serve 13 months in jail and register as Mohammad Mahmoud- Others clashed in Tabriz, an- over fuel prices the Eurasia Group, said that
a sex offender. He saw Epstein after his release from abadi, an Interior Ministry of- other major city. The online arkansasonline. after mass protests, Rouhani
custody in Florida. “I kick myself for [it] on a daily basis ficial in Sirjan, later told state videos corresponded to As- com/1117iranfuel/ was forced to back down
because it was not something that was becoming of a television that police and sociated Press reporting on from a 2017 plan to increase
member of the royal family,” Andrew said, “and we try demonstrators exchanged the protest. ue in Iraq and Lebanon, two fuel prices by 50%.
and uphold the highest standards and practices and I gunfire, wounding several. Such protests require pre- Mideast nations home to Ira- “The government was
let the side down, simple as that.” Andrew has said he He said many protesters were vious approval from Iran’s nian proxies and crucial to clearly attuned to this risk:
first met Epstein three years after his 10-year marriage peaceful, but later masked Interior Ministry, though Tehran’s influence abroad. The latest announcement
with Sarah Ferguson ended in divorce in 1996. He said men armed with guns and authorities routinely allow Iraq ordered two of its big- was made in the middle of
in a statement earlier this year that he saw Epstein “in- knives infiltrated the demon- small-scale demonstrations gest border crossings closed the night before a weekend,”
frequently and probably no more than only once or stration. over economic issues, es- to travelers — though not to Rome said. “It took effect
twice a year.” “They insisted on reach- pecially as the country has goods — along its southern immediately, and it was an-
m Kanye West has followed the Johnny ing the oil depot and creating struggled with currency de- frontier with Iran. It did so nounced without direct con-
Cash route and performed for inmates at crises,” Mahmoudabadi said. valuation. at Tehran’s request, the Iraqi sultation with lawmakers.”
a Houston jail. In secret from the pub- The semiofficial ISNA It wasn’t immediately Border Ports Commission Iran’s Supreme Economic
lic, the star rapper-turned-gospel singer news agency later quoted clear if police made arrests. said in a text message. Council, a body comprising
performed songs Friday from his new Mahmoudabadi as saying the Iranian state television aired Iran has suffered econom- Rouhani, the head of the ju-
gospel album Jesus is King. He and his violence killed one person. a segment Friday night try- ic problems since its 1979 Is- diciary and the leader of the
choir performed for more than 200 male In Iran’s oil-rich Khuz- ing to dispute the claims of lamic Revolution cut off its parliament, met Saturday in
inmates at one jail unit before crossing estan province, online videos opposition satellite news decades-long relationship response to anger at the fu-
the street to another and performing purported to show police fir- channels about the protests, with the U.S. Its eight-year el-price increase. The parlia-
for a smaller crowd of female inmates. ing tear gas at crowds. There calling their videos of demon- war with Iraq in the 1980s
West ment plans to debate a bill
Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez said also was gunfire in the prov- strations “fake news” in En- followed, further straining today to reverse the price
West’s representatives asked jail officials about doing ince’s city of Khorramshahr, glish. Demonstrators in many its economy. increase and effectively nul-
secret shows. The performances were reminiscent of as could be heard in a brief online videos Saturday began The collapse of the nu- lify the decision, Ali Asghar
prison concerts given by Cash in California. West is to clip played on the air by state identifying the time and place clear deal has exacerbated Yousefnejad, a lawmaker and
speak today at Joel Osteen’s vast Lakewood Church in television. in response. those problems. The Iranian member of the parliamentary
Houston. The region has long been There were disruptions rial, which traded at 32,000 to executive board, told IRNA in
a political tinderbox, with its and blackouts Friday night $1 at the time of the accord, an interview.
ethnic Arab population that into Saturday of Iranian in- fell to 122,600 to $1 in trad- It’s unclear whether par-
TV news shows feels disenfranchised from
the country’s Persian-lan-
guage majority.
ternet access, suggesting “a
response to limit attendance
and media coverage of the
ing Saturday. Iran has since
begun breaking terms of the
deal as it tries to force Europe
liamentary votes can overrule
rulings by the Supreme Eco-
On Saturday morning, the nomic Council. The last time
Lineup of guests for today’s TV Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.; protests,” according to the to come up with a way to al-
start of the Iranian workweek, Iran introduced fuel rationing
news shows: Reps. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, and group NetBlocks, which low it to sell crude oil abroad
protesters stopped cars on was in 2007 during hard-line
ABC’s This Week — Reps. Sean Mike Quigley, D-Ill. 9:30 a.m., monitors worldwide internet despite American sanctions.
major roadways across the President Mahmoud Ah-
Patrick Maloney, D-N.Y., and Chris KTHV-TV, Channel 11, Little access. The International Mone-
capital, Tehran. Peaceful madinejad’s second term.
Stewart, R-Utah. 8 a.m., KATV, Rock. Protester chants mirrored tary Fund forecasts that Iran’s
protesters blocked traffic on government deficit will wid- That prompted protests at gas
Channel 7, Little Rock. CNN’s State of the Union — Mur- many from the late 2017 eco-
Tehran’s Imam Ali Highway, en as a percentage of gross stations and some were even
NBC’s Meet the Press — Dem- phy; Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio. 8 nomic protests, which result-
calling for police to join them ed in nearly 5,000 reported domestic product, from 2.7% set on fire. Rouhani’s govern-
ocratic presidential candidate a.m.
Deval Patrick; Sens. Chris Mur- Fox News Sunday — Reps. Jim as the season’s first snow fell, arrests and at least 25 people in 2018 to 4.5% this year and ment ended the policy in 2015.
phy, D-Conn., and Ron Johnson, Himes, D-Conn., and Steve Scal- according to online videos. killed. Some criticized Iran’s 5.1% in 2020. The oil price Information for this article was
R-Wis. 9 a.m., KARK-TV, Channel ise, R-La. 8 a.m., KLRT-TV, Chan- A dump truck later dropped spending abroad on Pales- Iran needs to balance its contribute by Jon Gambrell of The
4, Little Rock. nel 16, Little Rock. bricks on the roadway to tinians and others while the budget will more than dou- Associated Press and by Abeer
CBS’ Face the Nation — House The Associated Press cheers. country’s people remain poor. ble over the same period, as Abu Omar and Khalid Al-Ansary
A large crowd in the city Protests meanwhile contin- U.S. sanctions curb sales of of Bloomberg News.
Chicago teachers’ vote OKs contract
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHICAGO — Chicago
teachers on Friday approved the
students in some schools.
Union leaders said the
strike forced city officials to
U.K. party maps out election platform
contract deal that ended an 11-
day strike and includes pay rais-
negotiate on issues they ini-
tially deemed out of bounds,
Immigration issues looming large in debate over withdrawal from EU
es, $35 million to enforce limits including support for home- DANICA KIRKA supporters of continued ties
on class sizes and a pledge to less students. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS with Europe contend that
supply each school with a nurse Lightfoot, who took office LONDON — Labor Party migrants are essential to the
and a social worker. this year, said the strike was un- leaders met Saturday to ham- country’s economic health
The Chicago Teachers necessary and dubbed the city’s mer out the details of their and vitality.
Union’s 25,000 members went offer of a 16% raise for teachers platform for next month’s It isn’t clear when the
on strike Oct. 17 after months over a five-year contract and U.K. election amid tensions Labor Party will release its
of negotiations with the school other commitments on educa- over immigration, which has manifesto, with party leaders
district and Mayor Lori Light- tors’ priorities “historic.” been central to the debate trying to control the release
foot’s administration. Once the strike ended, over Britain’s withdrawal of any details until they are
Teachers held marches Lightfoot said the entire city from the European Union. formally unveiled.
and rallies across the city; the would benefit from the nego- Party leader Jeremy Cor-
district kept school buildings tiated deal. REPORTS OF FRAUD
byn refused to answer ques-
open but canceled two weeks The district also commit- tions about the issue as he Meanwhile, London’s Met-
of classes. More than 300,000 ted $35 million to enforce class arrived for the meeting in ropolitan Police Service said
students and their families size limits and agreed to put central London, saying only Saturday that it is investigat-
were affected. nurses and social workers in that the final policy state- ing “two allegations of elec-
Teachers said they were every school by 2023. ment would be “transforma- toral fraud and malpractice.”
striking for “social justice,” Teachers suspended the tive to the lives of people all AP/DOMINIC LIPINSKI The investigation follows
with the aim of increasing re- strike on Oct. 31 after more over this country.” a request from a senior La-
sources such as nurses and so- than half of the union’s elected
Labor Party leader Jeremy Corbyn, speaking to reporters Saturday
Party officials in Septem- in London, refused to answer questions about the party’s election bor Party figure, Charlie Fal-
cial workers for students, and
delegates tentatively approved ber backed a radical policy platform other than to say it would be “transformative to the lives coner, who asked authorities
reducing class sizes, which
the agreement. of expanding the rights of of people all over this country.” More photos at arkansasonline. to look into allegations that
teachers said exceed 30 or 40
Union leaders have said the people to live and work in com/1117brexit/ Brexit Party candidates were
agreement would create “real the U.K., including grant- offered jobs or peerages if
and lasting change” for students. ing all residents the right to election platform would be about uncontrolled immigra- they would agree not to run
But some members wanted to vote. But some Labor Party politically damaging, as ma- tion in the EU. against members of the gov-
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Ruling opens door for look into gun marketing
LISA MARIE PANE
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A recent ruling by the U.S.
Supreme Court has upended a
long-standing legal roadblock
that has given the gun indus-
try far-reaching immunity from
lawsuits in the aftermath of
mass killings.
The court last week allowed
families of victims of the 2012
Sandy Hook school massacre to
sue the maker of the rifle used
in the attack. The case against
Remington will now proceed in
the Connecticut courts.
Legal experts widely expect
Remington to win the case, but
critics of the gun industry see
the potential for a significant
outcome: getting the gun-mak-
er to open its books about how
it markets firearms.
Lawyers for the plaintiffs
can request that Remington
turn over documents as part
of the discovery phase, pro-
viding a rare window into the
inner workings of how a ma-
jor gun manufacturer markets
its weapons. Those materials
might include company emails,
memos, business plans and cor-
porate strategies, or anything
that might suggest the compa-
ny marketed the firearm in a
way that may have compelled
Chief at homelessness agency ousted
JEFF STEIN
THE WASHINGTON POST
A top federal homelessness
official announced Friday that
he has left his post at the Trump
administration’s request, an
unexpected move that comes
as the White House plans a
sweeping crackdown aimed at
homelessness in California.
Matthew Doherty, execu-
tive director of the U.S. Inter-
agency Council on Homeless-
ness, wrote in an email to col-
leagues that the administration
“no longer wishes to have me”
in the position. Doherty also
announced on Twitter that he
was leaving at the administra-
tion’s request.
“It has been an incredible
honor to serve at [the agency],
and I do feel like I am leaving
on my own terms,” Doherty
said in an email obtained by
The Washington Post. “I believe
that I have been able to keep
my integrity intact; but, they
have now told me to pack my
things up and go.”
© D. YURMAN 2019
the shooter.
The plaintiffs also believe
the ruling will put gun com-
panies on notice about how
they conduct business, know-
ing they could wind up in the
courts in similar fashion.
“If the industry wakes up
and understands their conduct
behind closed doors is not pro-
tected, then the industry itself
… will take steps to try to help
the massive problem we have
instead of do nothing and sit
by and cash the checks,” said
Joshua Koskoff, the Connecti-
cut attorney who represents
a survivor and the relatives of
nine victims who died in the
Newtown, Conn., school on
Dec. 14, 2012.
The case hinges on Con-
necticut state consumer law
and challenges how the firearm
used by the Newtown shooter
— a Bushmaster XM15-E2S ri-
fle — was marketed, with plain-
tiffs arguing that Remington
purposely used advertisements
that targeted younger, at-risk
males. In one of Remington’s
ads, it features the rifle against a
plain backdrop and the phrase:
“Consider Your Man Card Re-
issued.”
Remington did not respond
to requests for comment after
President Donald Trump’s
administration is still explor-
ing options for a crackdown on
homelessness in California, a
process that has been going
on for months, according to
one person with knowledge of
the planning who spoke on the
condition of anonymity.
Doherty was appointed in
2015 under President Barack
Obama’s administration to
lead the homelessness agency,
which coordinates the feder-
al response to homelessness
across 19 agencies, including
the Departments of Housing
and Urban Development; Ed-
ucation; Labor and Commerce.
The council is chaired by
Frank Brogan, an assistant sec-
retary at the Education Depart-
ment. For a while in Obama’s
administration, the council was
chaired by the labor secretary,
which suggests that the Trump
administration has lowered its
status.
The council so far has not
been involved in planning the
C A B L E & CR O S S OV ER COL L EC TION S
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the U.S. Supreme Court denied
its efforts to quash the lawsuit.
Larry Keane, senior vice
president and legal counsel for
the National Shooting Sports
Foundation, which represents
gun-makers, said he anticipates
Remington will ultimately pre-
vail and that it’s unfair to blame
the gun-maker for the crime
committed by Adam Lanza.
“Adam Lanza alone is the
responsible person. Not Rem-
ington,” he said.
Suing the firearms industry
has never been easy, and it was
made even harder after Con-
gress enacted the Protection
of Lawful Commerce in Arms
Act in 2005. The law, which
was backed by the National
Rifle Association, gave broad
immunity to the gun industry.
The chances of the plaintiffs
ultimately succeeding in this
case are seen as slim — a sen-
timent shared by the Connecti-
cut Supreme Court, which said
they face a “Herculean task” to
prevail.
Judges and juries generally
have a tough time blaming any-
one but the shooter for a crime,
said Timothy Lytton, professor
at Georgia State University’s
College of Law and author of
Suing the Gun Industry: A Battle
administration’s executive
actions on homelessness, ac-
cording to a separate person
with knowledge of the admin-
istration’s planning who also
spoke on the condition of an-
onymity. The council was cre-
ated in 1987 and is supposed to
coordinate the government’s
approach to tackling homeless-
ness. It is unclear who will lead
the organization now. Doherty
is still listed on its website as
the executive director.
A spokeswoman for the
council did not immediately
return a request for comment.
A White House spokesman al-
so declined to comment.
Trump has promised to
take action against California’s
homelessness problem, argu-
ing that homelessness hurts
the quality of life and the
“prestige” of some of its larg-
est cities. The Washington Post
reported in September that ad-
ministration officials have con-
sidered razing tent camps for
the homeless, creating tempo-
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at the Crossroads of Gun Con- Remington could cause “pretty Even if embarrassing in-
trol and Mass Torts. embarrassing information” to formation isn’t uncovered,
Another factor is that Lanza come out. he said, the case could have a
didn’t own the firearm; he stole “And it is certainly possible long-lasting effect on the in-
it from his mother after killing they will find memos or other dustry and, more specifically,
her in the home they shared, documents that may signifi- Remington.
then went to the elementary cantly support their case that
school in Newtown, where Remington was manifestly irre- Information for this article was
he killed 20 children and six sponsible in the way they mar- contributed by Dave Collins of
adults. keted their guns,” Spitzer said. The Associated Press.
“It makes it harder for juries
to connect the dots. It’s a signif-
icant hurdle in all of these cas-
es. It’s very rare that you have a
very close time frame between
the marketing of a weapon and
a mass shooting,” Lytton said.
Lanza’s mother purchased
the rifle in 2010 from a Con-
necticut gun shop. It’s unclear
whether she or her son were
influenced by or had seen Rem-
ington’s advertising.
It’s been a tough few years
for the gun industry. Sales www.pennyreahypnosisclinic.com
plummeted with the election
of President Donald Trump,
and gun-control advocates
have outspent the NRA. With
slumping sales, some com-
panies, including Remington,
have faced bankruptcy.
Robert Spitzer, chairman
of political science at the State
University of New York at Cor-
tland and a longtime watcher of
gun politics, said a case against
rary facilities and refurbishing
government facilities.
“The people of San Francis-
co are fed up, and the people
of Los Angeles are fed up,”
Trump told reporters en route
to Silicon Valley in September.
“We’re looking at it, and we’ll
be doing something about it.”
Congressional lawmakers,
particularly in California, have
demanded an explanation for
the administration’s actions.
In a letter in late October,
Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif.,
the chairwoman of the House
Financial Services Committee,
asked the administration to re-
veal its plans to tackle home-
lessness in California and ad-
dress whether it would convert
existing government proper-
ties into emergency shelters.
“Specifically, what role would
the United States Interagency
Council on Homelessness play
in your effort?” Waters wrote.
In September, the admin-
istration appeared focused on
Skid Row in Los Angeles.
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The nation in brief Protests pick up steam in Hawaii

Foes of turbines, park upgrade inspired by telescope activists
JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
K A H U KU, H awa i i —
Flapping Hawaiian flags
adorn a large canopy on the
easement of a highway that
winds along Oahu’s famed
North Shore.
Under the tent, protest-
ers come and go. Some of
them keep guard overnight,
and some stop by to wave at
AP/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TYGER WILLIAMS cars honking in support or to
Sean Riggin, the police chief of Pleasantville, N.J., speaks Satur- drop off supplies in a make-
day at Pleasantville High School after the shooting at a football shift kitchen area stocked
game Friday night. with bottled water, instant
noodles and canned meat.
Child critically shot at game; 6 charged On cots and on beach chairs,
they are discussing strategies
Six men have been charged after a shooting at a New and reminding supporters
Jersey high school football game that critically wounded a to maintain a philosophy
10-year-old boy and sent players and the packed crowd fleeing of peace and nonviolence
in panic. known in Hawaiian as “kapu
Ibn Abdullah, 27, was the target of the Friday night shoot- aloha.”
ing and was charged because a gun was found on him when They are at the site trying
emergency responders went to his aid, authorities said. He is to prevent the construction AP/JENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER
in stable condition and will be undergoing surgery. of eight wind turbines, each Caleb Nawahine rests on a cot last month at an encampment for protesters who are opposing the
The 10-year-old remained in critical condition Saturday. A taller than downtown Hono- construction of wind turbines in Kahuku, Hawaii.
15-year-old boy was treated for a graze wound. lulu’s tallest skyscraper.
The shooting happened in the stands of a Friday night of the community opposed
The ongoing protest by
playoff game between the Camden Panthers and the Pleasant- mostly Native Hawaiians The ongoing protest by mostly Native the wind turbines, said state
Sen. Gil Riviere, who rep-
ville Greyhounds. Authorities said it did not appear that any of
the men charged had any connection to the game.
stalling construction of a $1.4
billion telescope on the Big
Hawaiians stalling construction of a resents Oahu’s north and
windward shores.
“Our community will not be held hostage by a few idiots
intent on jeopardizing our safety and the safety of our chil-
Island has inspired protests $1.4 billion telescope on the Big Island There are broader issues
on Oahu — the state’s most
dren,” Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner said Satur- populous island — to block has inspired protests on Oahu — the fueling the protests. One
is the frustration over the
day in a news release.
Alvin Wyatt, 31, of Atlantic City, was charged with three
the turbines and the redevel-
opment of a beach park.
state’s most populous island — to block state’s high cost of living,
Goodyear-Ka'opua said.
counts of attempted murder and two weapons counts. He was
captured on the football field moments after the shooting by a
Since July, protesters the turbines and the redevelopment of a “The increasing difficulty
who call themselves kiai, or
Pleasantville officer who was part of the game’s security detail. guardians in Hawaiian, have beach park. for Hawaiians and all local
people to make a living here
Three other men face weapons charges, and a fourth faces gathered on Mauna Kea, Ha-
weapons and eluding charges. Police Deputy Chief John munity when there’s a poten- and to have a decent stan-
waii’s tallest mountain, to
keep telescope construction McCarthy. tial project on the horizon.” dard of living is really push-
UAW votes to seal 4-year deal with Ford crews away. Dozens have Kamalani Keli’ikuli, a
spokeswoman for an an-
Native Hawaiians have a
long tradition of protest that
ing people to the point where
they’re saying, ‘What do I
been arrested.
DETROIT — Members of the United Auto Workers union Borrowing the civil-dis- ti-turbine group, disputed dates back to demonstrations have to lose at this point?’”
at Ford Motor Co. voted Friday to approve a new contract with obedience methods of the McCarthy’s characterization against the annexation of Ha- she said.
the company. protesters against the tele- and said it was police who waii to the United States in AES Corp., the Virginia
The union said in a statement that 56.3% of workers who scope, opponents try to block behaved aggressively. Police the late 1800s, said Noelani energy company building
voted were in favor of the deal. convoys delivering turbine asked anyone with evidence Goodyear-Ka'opua, a politi- the turbines, said there’s
The four-year agreement reached Oct. 31 gives workers a parts to the Kahuku wind of misconduct to file a re- cal science professor at the no proof of negative health
mix of pay raises and lump-sum payments as well as a $9,000 farm site. port. University of Hawaii. effects and that the noise is
ratification bonus. The company also promises $6 billion in U.S. Police have made more On Oahu’s eastern shore, Telescope opponents say similar to light traffic. The
factory investments. Ford gets to close an engine factory near than 160 arrests since Octo- 28 protesters were arrest- the project will desecrate company says it has a habitat
Detroit, but its 600 workers there will get jobs at a nearby plant. ber. ed for blocking access to land held sacred by Native conservation plan developed
Acting Union President Rory Gamble called the agreement Hundreds gathered at Waimanalo Beach Park. Hawaiians. Wind farm oppo- with state and federal agen-
“life changing” for workers and said it eliminates perpetual a storage yard where an “Mauna Kea has embold- nents cite health and noise cies to protect the endan-
temporary employees and different wage tiers for workers do- equipment convoy began ened our people to rise up concerns and threats to a gered bat.
ing the same jobs. Ford said the deal increases its competitive- late Thursday, leading to the in ways that we have never native bat, among other is- Each turbine will be about
ness, keeping its cost structure similar to its U.S.-based compet- arrests of 26 people. seen before,” said Hinalei- sues. Those who say they are 568 feet. Hawaii’s tallest
itors. It also secures 8,500 U.S. hourly jobs. Protesters were rowdier moana Wong, a Native Ha- protecting the beach park ar- building, Honolulu’s First
The contract will cost Ford $700 million in the fourth than usual Thursday, and waiian community leader gue that the renovations are Hawaiian Center, stands at
quarter, mainly to pay ratification bonuses to its 55,000 hourly their actions — including who has been active in the unneeded and unwanted. 429 feet. There are already 12
workers. throwing rocks and punching fight against the telescope. They also say it will increase shorter turbines in Kahuku.
Union spokesman Brian Rothenberg said Friday night that an officer on the side of his “This is an indication that traffic. Despite the protests, con-
he did not have vote totals. head — weren’t in line with there will be much more At every step of the way struction of the first turbine
— COMPILED BY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE STAFF FROM WIRE REPORTS kapu aloha, said Honolulu greater vigilance in the com- for about 10 years, members is complete.

Louisiana voters award Edwards second term
MELINDA DESLATTE
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
BATON ROUGE — Lou-
isiana Gov. John Bel Edwards
narrowly won a second term
Saturday as the Deep South’s
only Democratic governor,
handing Donald Trump anoth-
er gubernatorial loss this year.
In the heart of Trump coun-
try, the moderate Edwards
cobbled together enough
cross-party support with his fo-
cus on bipartisan, state-specif-
ic issues to defeat Republican
businessman Eddie Rispone.
Trump fought to return
the seat to the GOP, making
three trips to Louisiana to rally
against Edwards.
In a victory rally late Satur-
day, Edwards thanked support-
ers who chanted the familiar
Louisiana refrain, “Who dat!”
and he declared, “How sweet
it is!”
“Tonight the people of Lou-
isiana have chosen to chart
their own path,” Edwards said.
He added, “And as for the pres-
ident, God bless his heart” — a
phrase often used by Southern-
ers.
As he conceded the race,
Rispone called on supporters
to give a round of applause
for Trump, saying: “That man
loves America and he loves
Louisiana.”
Trump had made the runoff
election between Edwards and
Rispone a test of his own pop-
ularity heading into the 2020
presidential race. On Saturday,
Trump went on Twitter in a
plug for Rispone.
The president’s intense
attention motivated not only
conservative Republicans, but
also powered a surge in an-
ti-Trump and black voter turn-
out that helped Edwards.
Democrats who argue that
Mississippi River study finds
Asian carp undoing sport fish
JOHN FLESHER
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. —
Sport fish have declined signifi-
cantly in portions of the Upper
Mississippi River infested with
Asian carp, adding evidence to
fears about the invader’s threat
to native species, according to
a new study.
Analysis of nearly 20 years
of population data suggests that
the carp are out-competing fish
prized by anglers, such as yel-
low perch, bluegill, and black
and white crappie, the report
said.
Scientists have long sus-
pected Asian carp of starving
out other fish in the Mississip-
pi and many of its tributaries.
The peer-reviewed study this
month in the journal Biologi-
cal Invasions is among the first
to establish a solid link, lead
author John Chick said in an
interview Friday.
“The alarms have been out
there for a long time now,” said
Chick, a fisheries biologist who
directs a University of Illinois
field station in Alton, Ill. “This
adds further mustard to the ar-
gument that we need to be tak-
ing these things seriously. The
trends that have been estab-
lished here are not the trends
we want to see in other places.”
Four varieties of Asian carp
were imported in the late 1960s
and early 1970s to clear algae
and weeds from sewage ponds
and fish farms. They escaped
into the Mississippi River and
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idential candidate is the best support for the president in a in the middle of the political President Trump has done for plans for if he took office. He
approach to beat Trump are state Trump won by 20 per- spectrum,” Edwards said. “That the nation.” promised tax cuts, without say-
likely to point to Louisiana’s centage points. hasn’t changed, and that’s the Rispone poured more than ing where he’d shrink spend-
race as bolstering their case. But the 53-year-old Ed- way we’ve been governing.” $12 million of his own mon- ing, and he pledged a consti-
Edwards, a West Point gradu- tutional convention, without
wards, a former state lawmak- Rispone framed himself in ey into the race. But he had
ate, opposes gun restrictions, detailing what he wanted to
er and former Army Ranger the mold of Trump, describing trouble drawing some of the
signed one of the nation’s from rural Tangipahoa Par- himself as a “conservative out- primary vote that went to Re- rewrite.
strictest abortion bans and dis- ish, reminded voters that he’s sider” whose business acumen publican U.S. Rep. Ralph Abra- Both parties spent millions
missed the impeachment effort
a Louisiana Democrat, with would help solve the state’s ham, after harshly criticizing on attack ads and get-out-the-
as a distraction.
political views that some- problems. Abraham in ads as he sought vote work, on top of at least
In the final days as polls $36 million spent by candi-
showed Edwards with mo- times don’t match his party’s “We want Louisiana to be to reach the runoff.
leaders. No. 1 in the South when it Rispone also avoided ma- dates.
mentum, national Republi-
cans beefed up assistance for “They talk about I’m some comes to jobs and opportuni- ny traditional public events Information for this article was
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to boost the GOP contender, people of Louisiana know different,” Rispone said. “We natorial candidates and side- of The Associated Press.
who wasn’t among the top-ti-
er candidates Republican
leaders hoped would chal-
lenge Edwards as they sought
to prove that the Democrat’s
long-shot victory in 2015 was
a fluke.
Rispone had ties to former
Gov. Bobby Jindal and offered
few details about his agenda.
Edwards also proved to be a
formidable candidate, with a
record of achievements.
Working with the majori-
ty-Republican Legislature, Ed-
wards stabilized state finances
with a package of tax increas-
es, ending the deficit-riddled
years of Jindal. New money
paid for investments in public
colleges and the first statewide
teacher raise in a decade.
Edwards expanded Louisi-
ana’s Medicaid program, low-
ering the state’s uninsured rate
below the national average. A
bipartisan criminal sentencing
law rewrite he championed
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The world in brief U.N. envoy talks with Bolivia chief

Nation in political divide as police kill, injure protesters
LUIS ANDRES HENAO
AND JUAN KARITA
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SACABA, Bolivia — Bo-
livia’s interim president met
with a U.N. envoy to discuss
the country’s crisis Saturday, a
day after security forces fired
on supporters of former Pres-
ident Evo Morales in a clash
that killed eight people and
raised fears that violence could
escalate.
AP/KHALID MOHAMMED On leaving the meeting
with interim leader Jeanine
Iraqi protesters on Saturday topple concrete walls erected by
Anez, U.N. envoy Jean Ar-
security forces to close the Sinak Bridge that leads to the Green
Zone in Baghdad. nault said the United Nations is
concerned about the violence
Iraqi protesters inch toward Green Zone in Bolivia and hopes it can
contribute to an accelerated
BAGHDAD — Anti-government protesters seized con- pacification process leading to
trol of a strategic square in central Baghdad on Saturday, as elections.
they inched closer toward their goal of reaching the heavily The U.N. human-rights
fortified Green Zone, the seat of government, after days of chief, former Chilean President
violent clashes with security forces. Michelle Bachelet, issued a
An activist involved in the protest movement was shot
statement Saturday calling the
dead early in the morning, security officials and activists deaths “an extremely danger-
said, in northwest Baghdad. The officials requested anonym- ous development.”
ity in line with regulations. “I am really concerned that
At least 320 people have been killed and thousands the situation in Bolivia could
wounded since the unrest in the capital and the mostly Shiite spin out of control if the au-
southern provinces began on Oct. 1. Protesters have taken thorities do not handle it sen-
to the streets in the tens of thousands over what they say is sitively and in accordance with
widespread corruption, lack of job opportunities and poor international norms,” she said
basic services despite the country’s oil wealth. in a statement.
Iraqi security forces withdrew from Khilani Square and “The country is split and
part of Sinak Bridge on Saturday, after firing live rounds and people on both sides of the
tear gas the previous day against protesters trying to tear political divide are extremely
down a concrete barrier blocking entry to the square. angry. In a situation like this,
Security forces kept control over part of the Sinak Bridge repressive actions by the au-
and erected new concrete barriers to block protesters from thorities will simply stoke that
pushing into the Green Zone, which houses Parliament and anger even further and are
many foreign embassies. likely to jeopardize any possi-
Protesters have sought to cross the flashpoint Jumhou- ble avenue for dialogue,” she
riyya and Sinak bridges to get to the Green Zone and failed added.
every time as riot police stationed on the bridges held them Most of the dead and in-
off with tear gas and stun grenades. jured Friday in Sacaba, near
the city of Cochabamba, had
Turkey cites Kurdish militia in car blast
BEIRUT — A car bomb exploded Saturday in a northern
Syrian town controlled by Turkey-backed opposition fight-
ers, killing at least 18 people and wounding several others,
High-water threat keeps Venice on edge
COLLEEN BARRY
Syrian opposition activists and Turkey’s Defense Ministry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
said.
VENICE, Italy — Tourists
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
and residents were allowed
reported that 19 people, including 13 civilians, were killed
back into St. Mark’s Square
Saturday in the town of al-Bab in Aleppo province. The
Aleppo Media Center, an activist collective, said 15 people in Venice on Saturday, a day
were killed in the blast in a busy part of town near a bus after it was closed by excep-
tionally high tidal waters that
station.
swept through most of the la-
Turkey’s Defense Ministry said the blast killed 18 people
goon city’s already devastated
and blamed it on the main Kurdish militia, known as the
center.
People’s Protection Units.
Despite sunny skies, the
It is not uncommon for reports to give differing casualty
city remained on edge over
figures in the immediate aftermath of this kind of attack.
the possibility that more
No one claimed responsibility for the blast.
wind-propelled high tidal wa-
ters might roll in during the
Israeli airstrikes hit Hamas military sites weekend. The city was struck
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Israel said its aircraft hit Tuesday by the worst flood in
military sites of Gaza’s Hamas rulers early Saturday after decades.
two rockets were fired from the Palestinian enclave. Water rose again Saturday
This was Israel’s first strike against Hamas since the in St. Mark’s Square and the
start of last week’s cross-border fighting with another forecast for today was worse.
Gaza militant group, the Iran-backed Islamic jihad. The The tide peaked at 3½ feet
shooting ended in a shaky cease-fire announced Thursday. above sea level Saturday, leav-
The worst bout of fighting in months began Tuesday ing St. Mark’s inundated with
after Israel’s targeted killing of a senior Islamic Jihad com- more than 8 inches of water.
mander in an airstrike. Late Tuesday, water lev-
els in Venice reached 6 feet
Israel had refrained from attacking Hamas, which has
kept to the sidelines, adhering to understandings reached above sea level, the highest
flooding since 1966. The fore-
through Egyptian mediators after previous rounds of
fighting with Israel. cast for today was for the
high-water mark to reach 5
But Israel’s military Saturday reiterated its long-held
position that Hamas was “responsible for events transpir- feet above sea level.
On Saturday, tourists
ing in the Gaza Strip and emanating from it,” after several
firings of rockets by Palestinian militants since the Egyp- sloshed through St. Mark’s
tian-brokered deal took effect. Square and strolled across
Israel said Saturday that its air defenses intercepted it on raised walkways. Ma-
two rockets fired from Gaza. In response, Israel struck a ny snapped photos of them-
Hamas military camp and a naval base. There were no re- selves standing in shallow
ports of injuries and no immediate comment from Hamas.
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been shot, Guadalberto Lara,
director of the town’s Mexico
Hospital, told The Associated
Press. He called it the worst vi-
olence he’s seen in his 30-year
career.
The national Ombudsman’s
Office said Saturday that the
death toll had risen to eight.
Angry demonstrators and
relatives of the victims gath-
ered at the site of the shootings,
chanting: “Civil war, now!”
Morales, who was granted
asylum in Mexico after his Nov.
10 resignation, said on Twitter
that a “massacre” had occurred
and he described the interim
government led by Anez as a
dictatorship.
“Now they are killing our
brothers in Sacaba, Cochabam-
ba,” he said in another tweet.
At least 13 other people had
died during weeks of earlier
protests against Morales before
his departure, according to the
Ombudsman’s Office. Several
came in clashes between the
president’s backers and those
accusing him of fraudulently
trying to win reelection.
Protesters said police fired
when demonstrators, including
many coca leaf growers who
backed Bolivia’s first indige-
nous president, tried to cross
a military checkpoint. Emete-
rio Colque Sanchez, a 23-year-
Gianluca Vialli, a former Italian soccer star, walks through St.
Mark’s Square in Venice on Saturday as the national soccer team
and its staff makes a visit to view the flooding. More photos are
available at arkansasonline.com/1117venice/
Music Conservatory to help
save precious manuscripts.
Thanks to their work,
some 160 linear feet of archi-
val manuscripts, dating from
as far back as the 1500s, lay
strewn in the conservatory’s
upper floors to dry when Ital-
ian Culture Minister Dario
Franceschini visited this
weekend.
“This is our city,” said
Laura Franco, a student at
Venice’s Music Conservatory
who showed up with several
friends Saturday morning.
old university student, said he
saw the dead bodies of several
protesters and about two doz-
en people rushed to hospitals,
many covered in blood.
Presidency Minister Jerjes
Justiniano told reporters in La
Paz that five people had been
killed and an estimated 22 were
injured.
He accused protesters of
using “military weapons.”
Lara, the hospital director,
said that 75 people were in-
jured.
Families of the victims held
a candlelight vigil late Friday
in Sacaba. A tearful woman
put her hand on a wooden
casket surrounded by flowers
and asked: “Is this what you
call democracy? Killing us like
nothing?” Another woman
cried and prayed in Quechua
over the coffin of Omar Calle,
which was draped both in the
Bolivian national flag and the
multicolor “Wiphala” flag that
represents indigenous peoples.
Bolivia’s Ombudsman’s
Office called on the interim
government to investigate if
the security forces had acted
within the constitution and
international protocols on hu-
man rights.
“We express our alarm and
concern over the result of an
attempt to stop a demonstra-
tion by coca leaf growers from
entering the city of Cochabam-
ba,” it said, adding that it had
counted 13 earlier deaths since
the protests began.
Earlier Saturday, Anez said
Morales would face possible
legal charges for election fraud
if he returns home from Mex-
AP/ANDREA MEROLA
A growing network of
more than 2,000 young Ve-
netians are responding to the
worst flood in their lifetimes
to help salvage what they can,
wherever help is needed.
Modeling their network
after the “Mud Angels” who
famously poured into Flor-
ence from all over the world
after the 1966 flood swamped
that city’s treasures with mud
from the Arno, these young
people are calling themselves Information for this article was
“Angels of the Salt,” for the contributed by Cain Burdeau of
corrosive, destructive saline The Associated Press.
ico City.
Anez also has said Morales
would not be allowed to par-
ticipate in new presidential
elections, which are supposed
to be held within three months.
The ousted leader, mean-
while, contended last week
he is still president since the
country’s legislature has not
yet approved his resignation.
Morales stepped down fol-
lowing nationwide protests
over suspected vote-rigging in
an Oct. 20 election in which he
claimed to have won a fourth
term in office. An Organization
of American States audit of the
vote found widespread irreg-
ularities. Morales has denied
there was fraud.
Anez, who had been the
highest-ranking opposition of-
ficial in the Senate, proclaimed
herself president when Mo-
rales resigned, saying every
person in the line of succession
ahead of her —all of them Mo-
rales backers — had resigned.
The Constitutional Court
issued a statement backing her
claim that she didn’t need to be
confirmed by Congress, a body
controlled by Morales’ Move-
ment Toward Socialism party.
Much of the opposition to
Morales sprang from his re-
fusal to accept a referendum
that would have forbidden him
from seeking a new term.
Information for this article was
contributed by Carlos Valdez and
Paola Flores of The Associated
Press.
content of the lagoon water.
Built on a series of tiny
islets in a system of canals,
Venice is particularly vulner-
able to a combination of ris-
ing sea levels resulting from
climate change coupled with
the city’s well-documented
sinking into the mud. The
sea level in Venice is 4 inch-
es higher than it was 50 years
ago, according to the city’s
tide office.
The flooding has left Ital-
ians exasperated at the fail-
ure to complete the city’s
long-delayed Moses flood
defense project. The project
is composed of moveable bar-
riers in the lagoon that can be
raised when high winds and
high tides combine to threat-
en to send “acqua alta” rush-
ing across the city.
Completion of the multi-
billion-dollar project, under
construction since 2003, has
been delayed by corruption
scandals, cost overruns and
opposition from environ-
mentalists worried about its
effects on Venice’s delicate
lagoon ecosystem.

Burma snubs international court’s ruling

YANGON, Burma — Burma’s government has rejected
water in front of St. Mark’s
Square to document their
presence during this excep-
tional high-water season.
Museums filled up again
In today’s paper!
the International Criminal Court’s decision to allow pros- with tourists and the city’s
ecutors to open an investigation into crimes committed gondolas were back in busi-
against the country’s Rohingya Muslim minority. ness. But the city’s museums
Government spokesman Zaw Htay said at a Friday night were expected to shut down
news conference that Burma stood by its position that the today in face of the threat of
Netherlands-based court has no jurisdiction over its ac- high water.
tions. His statement was the first official reaction since the Luigi Brugnaro, the city’s
court agreed Thursday to proceed with the case. mayor, estimated losses from
Burma has been accused of carrying out human-rights the flooding would reach at
abuses on a large scale in the western state of Rakhine in least $1.1 billion. He said a
2017 during what it described as a counterinsurgency cam- final tally of the damage to
paign. homes, businesses, stores
Zaw Htay cited a Burmese Foreign Ministry statement and the city’s rich cultural
from April 2018 that because Burma was not a party to the heritage would be done once
agreement establishing the court, it did not need to abide the city dries out, according
by the court’s rulings. to Italian media outlets.
Burma is often called Myanmar, a name that military au- “Venice is once again be-
thorities adopted in 1989. Some nations, such as the United ing watched by the world and
States and Britain, have refused to adopt the name change. it needs to show that it can
The court’s position is that because Burma’s reported succeed and pick itself back
atrocities sent more than 700,000 Rohingya fleeing to Ban- up,” the mayor said in an in-
gladesh for safety, it does have jurisdiction since Bangla- terview with the Gazzettino
desh is a party to the court and the case may involve forced and Messaggero newspapers.
deportation. On Thursday, the gov-
— COMPILED BY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE STAFF FROM WIRE REPORTS ernment declared a state of
emergency, approving $22.1
million to help Venice repair
the most urgent damage.
Brugnaro said Venice was
setting up programs to help
cover losses for individuals
and businesses, noting that
families could expect up to
$5,500 and businesses up to
$22,000 in aid. He said busi-
nesses and individuals suffer-
ing even more serious losses
could possibly qualify for aid Don’t miss this celebratory special section showcasing
covering up to 70% of losses.
As soon as waters reced- 200 years of Arkansas’ newspaper history.
ed, about 50 young Venetians
AP/ALVARO BARRIENTOS wearing rubber boots and
A person walks Saturday along the snow-covered Ibaneta moun- gripped by a sense of deter-
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France marks protests’ birth

Violence seen in Paris; elsewhere, rallies mostly peaceful
CLAIRE PARKER are here.”

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
PARIS — Scuffles between
Paris police and activists on Sat-
urday marred the anniversary
of the birth of the yellow-vest
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Dozens of police in riot gear
France’s yellow- guarded the Arc de Triomphe
vest protesters overlooking the Champs-Ely-
return sees, which was the scene of
weekly rioting and police crack-

movement against government
policies seen as favoring the
rich.
On a day of largely peaceful
demonstrations across France,
arkansasonline.com/1117yellow/
On Saturday, some protesters
in Paris wore the high-visibility
vests that drivers are required
AGELESS PEACE
downs at the height of last year’s
protests.
Corentin Pihel, 28, said he
traveled to Paris from Mont-
pellier to mark the movement’s

OF MIND
there were a few violent inci- to carry in their cars and that anniversary. He joined the yel-
dents in the capital that ended gave the movement its name. low-vest movement two weeks
with police firing tear gas and Other demonstrators wore all after it began, identifying with
water cannons. black, their faces protected with its mission as a struggling stu-
Paris Police Chief Didier Lal- gas masks. dent at the time.
lement denounced “people who No major incidents were
Waving French flags, blow-
came not to defend a cause but reported outside Paris on Sat-
to destruct things” and deplored ing whistles and beating drums,
some demonstrators marched urday afternoon.
“attacks against security forces
but also against firefighters.” in northwestern Paris streets, Information for this article was
Police used tear gas as pro- singing their trademark song: contributed by Angela Charlton
testers tried to smash windows “We are here, we are here. Even and Sylvie Corbet of The Associ-
and enter a shopping mall. Some if Macron doesn’t want it, we ated Press.
protesters were seen throwing
stones at officers and setting
fire to vehicles, trash cans and
other items on Place d’Italie, in
the capital’s southeast.
Earlier, the windows of a
bank and several bus shelters
in the area had been broken
Police dislodged protest-
ers trying to block the bypass
around Paris on Saturday morn-
ing and were progressively
emptying Place d’Italie during
the afternoon.
Lallement noted that most
protesters marched in a “quite
serene” atmosphere in a
demonstration from northwest-
ern Paris to Bastille plaza, in the
capital’s east.
Police had detained 105 peo-
ple by late afternoon, and 71
people had been fined for pro-
testing in a forbidden area. All
demonstrations were banned
in a large area including the
Champs-Elysees, the presiden-
tial palace and both houses of
Parliament.
Demonstrations were taking
place around the country at traf-
fic circles where the movement
first took root in November 2018
in protest against plans to raise
fuel taxes.
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brought large parts of the coun-
try to a standstill.
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Attack probed as Sri Lankans choose next leader

EMILY SCHMALL
AND KRISHAN FRANCIS
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka —
Polls closed Saturday evening
after a day of voting for Sri Lan-
ka’s next president, but an attack
on a convoy of Muslims head-
ing to cast their ballots raised
concerns of what some called a
coordinated effort to disenfran-
chise the minority group.
There were no reported in-
juries in the convoy attack, and
police were investigating, said
Manjula Gajanayake, spokes-
man for the Colombo-based
Center for Monitoring Elec-
tion Violence. The center said
there were reports elsewhere
of minor election-law viola-
tions, such as supporters in-
fluencing voters near polling
stations and distributing mock
ballots with party symbols.
After polls closed, Elec-
tions Commission chairman
Mahinda Deshappriya said
there were “no serious inci-
dents of violence.”
Campaigning in Sri Lanka’s
presidential race was dominat-
ed by worries over national se-
curity, which was pushed to the
forefront after deadly Islamic
State-inspired suicide bomb-
ings on Easter Sunday killed
269 people. At the same time,
there’s fear among both Mus-
lims and ethnic Tamils about a
A governing party supporter waves a Sri Lankan flag Saturday evening at the close of voting in Colombo, the capital. More photos at
arkansasonline.com/1117srilanka/
return to power of front-runner
Gotabaya Rajapaksa, a hard-line
former defense official under
his brother, former President
Mahinda Rajapaksa. The Ra-
japaksa brothers are revered by
Sri Lanka’s Sinhalese Buddhist
majority for defeating the Tam-
il Tiger rebels in 2009 and end-
ing the nation’s long-running
civil war. But because of their
heavy-handed rule during and
after the war, some minority
groups dread their return.
Gotabaya Rajapaksa had
been widely expected to tri-
umph over the ruling-party
candidate, Housing Minister
Sajith Premadasa. But as the
election approached, the race
became very close.
Nearly 16 million of the
country’s 22 million peo-
ple were eligible to vote and
choose a new president from
a record 35 candidates. Pres-
ident Maithripala Sirisena,
who was elected in 2015, is not
seeking reelection.
Results are expected as ear-
AP/ERANGA JAYAWARDENA
ly as today. Deshappriya esti-
mated turnout at 80%.
The Muslims who were at-
tacked Saturday were part of a
convoy organized by Prema-
dasa’s supporters to take them
back to vote in the northern
district of Mannar. Many Mus- Information for this article was
lims fled the area in 1982, when contributed by Shonal Ganguly
the Tamil insurgency began to of The Associated Press.
grow, and others were evicted
from the north in 1990.
The Elections Commis-
sion had encouraged them to
register as voters in Mannar
but had not arranged enough
transportation to take them
from their homes in the north-
western district of Puttalam,
Gajanayake said.
As they were heading to
vote, they were shot at, pelted
with stones and blocked by
burning tires.
“There is a concerted ef-
fort to keep the Muslims away
from the ballot box,” said Rat-
najeevan Hoole, a member of
the Elections Commission.
It wasn’t immediately clear
whether any of the attackers
had been arrested.
Shreen Saroor, an activist
working with displaced Mus-
lims, said the attack made
them more determined to
vote, adding that they were
using public transportation
and private vehicles to get to
the polling stations in Mannar.
“Very happy to say that no
one was injured, only the tire
of the bus. And these voters,
they have traveled there and
they have voted without any
obstruction,” said Deshappri-
ya, the election commissioner.

Millcreek Tell us your

v Continued from Page 1A
more mental health treat-
ment facilities for children
and adults in Arkansas and
hundreds across the United
States.
Accusations of lax over-
sight that allows sex among
young patients have also been
lodged by a watchdog group
against an Acadia treatment
center in Fayetteville. State
officials are investigating
those complaints.
In court filings, lawyers for
Millcreek Behavioral Health,
also known as Habilitation
Center LLC, denied the alle-
gations in Ryan and Michelle
Eagles’ lawsuit, including the
sexual assaults involving their
daughter.
The lawsuit asks for the
company to pay the daugh-
ter’s medical bills that oc-
curred as a result of the as-
saults and other punitive and
exemplary damages “so as to
prevent Habilitation Center
LLC, Acadia and others from
this type of behavior in the
future.”
This is Medlock’s second
lawsuit against Acadia-owned
facilities in Arkansas. The
first, filed by Kimberly Lopez
in Sebastian County Circuit
Court in 2016, included alle-
gations that a 17-year-old girl
was raped by a male patient,
who was also a minor.
The male patient stayed
across the hall from the girl
in March of that year, and the
lawsuit argued that Valley Be-
havioral Health System was
negligent in its protection of
the girl.
The lawsuit was resolved
in August 2018, Medlock said.
Terms were not disclosed.
In an emailed response,
Gretchen Hommrich, a di-
rector of investor relations for
Acadia, denied the lawsuits’
allegations and said the inci-
dents in question had been
reported to the state and the
children’s guardians. She add-
ed that regarding the Eagles’
lawsuit, the allegations were
investigated and weren’t sub-
stantiated.
“Unfortunately, despite
clinically appropriate policies
and procedures and careful
monitoring of our residents,
isolated incidents do occur,”
Hommrich wrote in the com-
pany’s statement.
The residential treatment
facilities have “multiple pol-
icies ensuring appropriate
training of employees and
staffing of care units,” she
continued.
“Ensuring that we main-
tain a consistently safe, ther-
apeutic, and compassionate
care environment for all pa-
tients is and always will re-
main the top priority for our
treatment facilities,” the state-
ment read.
experiences
The Arkansas Democrat-Ga-
zette would like to talk with
current and former patients,
their family members, and
employees at Millcreek Be-
havioral Health and other
Acadia-owned facilities in Ar-
kansas. The newspaper un-
derstands many of the issues
are sensitive and may include
personal information about
minors. If you would like to talk
with a reporter, contact:
Ginny Monk
email: vmonk@
adgnewsroom.com
phone: (501) 378-3853
Lisa Hammersly
email: lhammersly@
adgnewsroom.com
phone: (501) 399-3651
sexual contact among chil-
dren residing there.
Disability Rights Arkansas,
a federally authorized moni-
tor of the treatment of people
with disabilities, sent an Oct.
2 letter to the Department of
Human Services that alleged
14 issues at the facility, includ-
ing dirty conditions, disrepair
and inadequate supervision
for mentally ill children there.
The Disability Rights
group alleged that the lack of
supervision at Piney Ridge
led to youth-on-youth sexual
contact — both “consensual”
and “forced.”
A separate nonprofit that
performs inspections for the
state confirmed many of Dis-
ability Rights’ findings.
The CEO of Piney Ridge
responded in a letter to the
Last Sunday,
the Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette
reported that
Piney Ridge
Treatment Center
of Fayetteville,
another Acadia
Healthcare facility,
is under state
investigation over
allegations that
include sexual
contact among
children residing
there.
newspaper that staff members
supervise children constantly,
including standing outside
their bedrooms at night. The
rooms house one to six chil-
dren, according to the letter
by Adrienne Catalina.
have intellectual or develop-
mental disabilities.
A child treated there “must
and very dirty.”
The foundation’s report
didn’t substantiate all allega-
not report to state officials
instances of serious physical
injury. Center staff members
experience significant defi- tions that Disability Rights told state investigators that 30 day wear test guarantee
cits in the abilities to learn, listed. The rights group found they only report cases of
take proper care of oneself noise and commotion during serious injury if the use of Jolene
and communicate with oth- education times, while the restraints contributed to the mocha, blk
ers effectively,” the facility’s foundation found quiet class- injury.
website says. They also “have rooms. The documents also show
challenges with socialization, Piney Ridge has “work it instances of injury from Hope
self-direction, mobility and needs to do to improve its fa- use of restraints, including blk
living independently.” cility,” said Human Services breaking a 9-year-old’s arm
The Eagles’ lawsuit alleges Department spokeswoman in 2014.
that Millcreek staff members Amy Webb. The agency is The facility staff reported
Serena
should have known before the monitoring the work. The the breaking of the child’s blk suede,
assaults started, on Aug. 25, state’s options range from a arm to the Arkansas State greige suede
2018, that the girl’s roommate correction action plan to li- Police’s child abuse hot line.
“had serious mental health is- cense revocation. The state followed up to
sues that prevented her from Millcreek has also been make sure those issues were Ema
blk, grey,
being an unsupervised mem- the subject of several com- resolved, documents show. & Merlot
ber of society.” plaint investigations by the Disability Rights and the
The alleged assaults were Human Services Department, Foundation for Medical Care
“only investigated as a result according to documents the also found instances of ex-
of the bad actor’s braggado- newspaper obtained through cessive use of physical and
cia through the milieu and to open records requests. chemical restraints at Piney
other patients,” according to Those investigations, Ridge. Catalina said in her Ladies & Men’s Shoes
an amended complaint filed which include documents response that all use of re- 10720 Rodney Parham
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Millcreek staffers “unrea- that the Millcreek staff did and state laws.
sonably delayed” notifying
the child’s guardians to in-
stead “make internal investi-
gation and reports” to parent
company Acadia Healthcare,
the lawsuit continued.
“Defendant Acadia knew,
by virtue of other assaults and
rapes across their … facilities
that these types of assaults
are likely to occur, yet they
continue to be less than dil-
igent in their protection of
their patients,” the Eagles’
lawsuit alleges.
The lawsuit says Mill-
creek’s negligence involves
housing children likely to
commit assaults in the same
area with others, including
the same bedroom; failing to
instruct workers on how to
supervise residents; and un-
derstaffing.
Medlock said that even
after the girl reported the as-
saults to staff members, they
left her in the same room with
her assailant for 24 nights.
“It’s just egregious,” he
said. “These are avoidable
circumstances, so I’m really
glad that we did decide to
take this one.”
Acadia Healthcare Inc. is
a publicly held, multinational
behavioral health care oper-
ator with 595 facilities in 40
states, the United Kingdom
and Puerto Rico, according to
the company’s website.
Facility staffers are among
those required by state law
to report instances of child
maltreatment to state police,
but if sex acts between chil-
dren are deemed consensual,
the call will be screened out,
said Bill Sadler, a state police
spokesman.
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Calls to Millcreek officials Piney Ridge treats children by the newspaper.

were not returned, lawyers for
Millcreek did not respond to
requests for comment about
the Eagles’ lawsuit, and Aca-
dia officials did not respond
to questions regarding patient
supervision by late Saturday.
Last Sunday, the Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette reported
that Piney Ridge Treatment
Center of Fayetteville, anoth-
er Acadia Healthcare facility,
is under state investigation
over allegations that include
ages 7-17 who exhibit sexually
inappropriate behavior. It is
licensed for 102 beds.
The Eagles initially sued
Millcreek Behavioral Health
in state court in Dallas Coun-
ty on Feb. 11. The lawsuit
moved to federal court March
18, where it is before U.S. Dis-
trict Judge James Moody Jr.
Millcreek, which is li-
censed for 61 beds, provides
long-term residential treat-
ment for youths ages 6-17 who
Disability Rights Arkan- 501-242-4091 AndoverPlace.net
sas visited Piney Ridge on
Sept. 19 and 20. The group’s
14 allegations also included
excessive use of physical and
chemical restraints.
The Arkansas Foundation
for Medical Care, which in-
spects facilities for the Hu-
man Services Department,
visited in October and also
found allegations of sexual
contact among children and a 2601 Andover Ct Little Rock, AR 72227
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How Arkansas’ congressional delegation voted

Here is how Arkansas’ U.S. senators and U.S. representatives voted on major roll call votes during
the week that ended Friday.
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KEY: h ✖ AGAINST h NOT VOTING PASSED D DEFEATED F
HOUSE of renewable-energy goods and a confirmation process that would
services to overseas customers vet his qualifications to run what is
D Extending export-import to receive at least 5% of the Ex- the government’s third-largest de-
bank for 10 years. Passed 235- port-Import Bank’s annual lending partment with 240,000 employees.
184, a bill (HR4863) that would re- authority. In addition, energy-relat- Democrats called this a misguided
authorize the Export-Import Bank’s ed transactions would have to esti- end-run around the Senate’s con-
congressional charter through fiscal mate the volume of carbon dioxide stitutional “advice and consent”
2029 while renaming it the United emitted by projects receiving ex- authority. A former lobbyist, Wolf
States Export Financing Agency. port-import subsidies. In part, the has held several Homeland Se-
The bill would increase the bank’s amendment would block creation curity Department positions, in-
lending authority from $135 billion of a new export-import unit aimed cluding chief of staff under former
to $175 billion, and require at least at promoting energy-efficiency and Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, where
5% of its annual financing to sup- renewable-energy exports, and re- he helped develop the administra-
port sales of renewable-energy and quire the bank to weigh the over- tion’s policy of breaking up migrant
energy-efficiency products. Estab- seas affordability of energy prod- families on the southwest border.
lished in the New Deal, the bank ucts before approving transactions. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., said: “Ded-
provides taxpayer-backed financing Bill Flores, R-Texas, said: “If emis- icated Americans serving at DHS
to help foreign customers purchase sions reductions are the goal, fed- in acting positions are doing ad-
U.S. goods and services when pri- eral policies must focus on total per- mirable jobs under often times
vate-sector lenders are unable or formance and not favor one technol- difficult circumstances. I trust that
unwilling to provide the financial ogy over the other. In the developing Chad Wolf will do the same.”
assistance. Fewer than 2% of the world, affordable, clean energy will Jacky Rosen, D-Nev., said she
export-import transactions have give people more opportunity for a could not support “a nominee who
defaulted in recent years, and the better life when expensive alterna- played an integral role in this ad-
bank usually returns a profit to the tives are unaffordable.” ministration’s cruel family separa-
Treasury even with an exposure of Sean Casten, D-Ill., said: “The sci- tion policy.”
$100 billion-plus in taxpayer liability. ence is really clear. The climate cri- A yes vote was to confirm the
But critics say the agency distorts sis is here, and we are already see- nominee.
free markets by practicing “corpo- ing its devastating impact. Despite h✔ John Boozman (R)
rate welfare” and “crony capitalism.” the best efforts of the current admin- h✔ Tom Cotton (R)
Denny Heck, D-Wash., said: “With- istration to the contrary, the United
out a robust official export-credit States must be a global leader in D
Steven Menashi, federal
agency … we simply lose out on appeals judge. Confirmed 51-41,
acting to combat the climate crisis.”
overseas sales, especially for small A yes vote was to adopt the Steven J. Menashi, a White House
businesses, and capital equipment amendment. counsel and former Department
makers and farmers. Every country h✔ Crawford (R) of Education acting counsel, as a
recognizes this fact, but the U.S. h✔ Hill (R) judge on the 2nd Circuit U.S. Court
alone among major economies has h✔ Womack (R) of Appeals, which has jurisdiction
failed to fully act on this knowledge. h✔ Westerman (R) over district courts in New York, Ver-
If we want to maximize our exports, mont and Connecticut. Menashi has
we need to stop the sabotage of
our credit agency, the Ex-Im Bank,
F
Barring assistance to Chi- been a law clerk to Supreme Court
nese human rights abusers. De- Associate Justice Samuel Alito, an
and enhance it.” feated 203-218, a GOP-sponsored attorney in private practice and a
Bill Huizenga, R-Mich., said the bill
motion to HR4863 (above) that law-school professor. He drew Dem-
“allows the bank to provide the tax-
sought to place additional require- ocratic criticism over his authorship
payer financing to entities owned ments on Export-Import Bank assis- of a Department of Education policy
and controlled by the Chinese gov-tance designed to facilitate U.S. sales denying debt relief to students de-
ernment, including Chinese state- to companies owned by the Chinese frauded by for-profit colleges, and for
owned enterprises involved in mili-
government. Under the motion, the his stands on issues including Roe
tary activities, human rights abuses.
assistance would be denied in cases v. Wade, gun laws and LGBT rights.
At a time when China is diverting where the Chinese company has a Majority Leader Mitch McConnell,
massive subsidies to state-owned record of human rights abuses. R-Ky., said: “Even the American
enterprises, specifically through the
A yes vote was to adopt the mo- Bar Association’s standing commit-
use of export subsidies, why wouldtion. tee on the federal judiciary, which
Congress authorize the use of tax-h✔ Crawford (R) has lately made headlines for treat-
payer dollars to make the Chinese h✔ Hill (R) ing President Trump’s nominees in
Communist Party’s job easier?” h✔ Womack (R) a less-than-evenhanded way, has
A yes vote was to send the bill toh✔ Westerman (R) rated this nominee well-qualified.”
the Senate. Minority Leader Chuck Schumer,
SENATE D-N.Y., said “the Senate is going
✖ Rick Crawford (R)
h
✖ French Hill (R)
h D
Chad Wolf, Homeland to be asked to confirm someone to
✖ Steve Womack (R)
h Security secretary. Confirmed be a judge who designed an illegal
✖ Bruce Westerman (R)
h 54-41, Chad F. Wolf as an under- scheme to deny debt relief so as to
secretary at the Department of defraud students. The man has no
F Treating fossil fuels and Homeland Security (DHS). The principles. The man has no con-
clean energy equally. Defeat- vote paved the way for his promo- science. The man has no morals.
ed 188-232, a GOP-sponsored tion a day later to the post of act- He should not be on the bench.” you.
amendment that sought to remove ing secretary of homeland securi- A yes vote was to confirm the
from HR4863 (above) provisions ty. He becomes President Donald nominee.
that favor renewable-energy sales Trump’s fifth Homeland Security h ✔ Boozman (R)
abroad over sales of fossil-fuel Department secretary. Because h ✔ Cotton (R)
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4,200 units across nine states
and specializes in acquiring
property that “can be bought
significantly below its intrin-
sic value,” according to its
website.
Officials in at least two oth-
Park 40
5
of the Hot Springs property
maintenance code in Garland
County District Court, accord-
ing to court records. Each cita-
Pulaski County North
tion was for a single apartment
or common area, and many list-
AMG Realty LLC, an Illinois-based company, 430
Little ed several violations.
owns at least six apartment complexes in 10
Rock Glickman pleaded no con-
Pulaski County. Each is owned by one of the 7 test to all charges, and the
company's subsidiaries, according to MARKHAM ST. court levied $5,000 in fines,
property records. The company sold a said Terry Askew, the Hot

UNIVERSITY AVE.
630
er states and another Arkansas seventh property in July. Springs deputy city attorney.
city have taken actions against Little Richard Herrington, the
AMG on behalf of residents, Rock executive director of the Hot
30
public records show. Springs Housing Authority,
1. Spanish Valley Apartments said after the city pointed out
In Pulaski County, AMG
properties have racked up 2. Spanish Viento Apartments* “habitability problems,” with
hundreds of housing code vio- 3. Spanish Willows the then-AMG-owned prop-
lations in the past year, yet the 4. Rosewood Apartments erty, the agency did a few in-
4
city’s top code enforcement of- 5. North Parkway Apartments spections and decided to yank
ficials say they have a “good re- 3 30 all of its housing vouchers for
6. Colonial Parc Apartments the Polo Run Apartments.
lationship” with the company. 2
Tenants have a different 7. Midtown Apartments BASELINE RD. 1 He said the agency is still
2 MILES
view. Current and former 6 waiting to hear from city in-
residents of central Arkansas spectors that the apartments
AMG properties told the Ar- Number Housing
are back up to code before it
kansas Democrat-Gazette that Purchase Date of Authority starts allowing tenants to use
on-site managers routinely date sold Purchase amount Subsidiary name Previous owner City Units vouchers Section 8 vouchers to rent units
ignore maintenance requests 1. 6/22/18 n/a $10 BBR Oil LLC Quail Redevelopment LLC Little Rock 240 30 at Polo Run again. The federal
and retaliate against those 2. 6/22/18 7/30/19 20,350,000 BBR Oil LLC Windamere Redevelopment LLC Little Rock 109 23
Section 8 program allows peo-
who complain. ple to rent privately-owned
3. 6/22/18 n/a 10 BBR Oil LLC Willow Redevelopment LLC Little Rock 132 24
Residents of Spanish Valley apartments, with the tenants
4. 12/16/18 n/a 1,750,000 NLRA Holdings LLC Rosewood Community LLC Little Rock 100 0 paying 30% of their monthly
also report getting seemingly
5. 12/26/18 n/a 1,700,000 NLRA Holdings LLC Marshall Equity Investments LLC North Little Rock 92 5 incomes on rent and the gov-
random eviction notices, even
when they’re paid up on rent. 6. 5/14/19 n/a 11,500,000 LR Midtown Apartments LLC Colonial Park RBG LLC Little Rock 239 4 ernment subsidizing the rest.
Frankley, who worked 7. 8/1/19 n/a 5,150,000 AMG Midtown LLC PT Apartments Limited Partnership Little Rock 132 47 “The thing is making sure
nights and early morning *property no longer owned by AMG that the residents live in a safe
shifts as a cook at IHOP, has Arkansas Democrat-Gazette place and not to have them live
found eviction notices on her in something that’s unsafe, so
door many times. Each time, son said the way her air-condi- when that’s done, of course,
the apartment manager told tioning unit was attached could we’ll be glad to have them,” he
her to ignore them. cause plumbing problems. said of reinstating vouchers at
But this time, with only Richardson said he wasn’t Polo Run.
three hours’ notice, the pros- happy with his August meet- The Fulton Plaza apart-
pect of losing her belong- ing with Glickman. ment complex in Tulsa had
ings, having to deal with the “He unbelievably said that several Section 8 vouchers,
manager and possibly being she probably could have tam- which was one of the reasons
escorted out by the police felt pered with [the air condition- Karen Gilbert decided to step
overwhelming. er] or broken it with the hopes in when she heard on the news
“I just wanted to get away, of getting a brand new unit out in January 2018 that residents
out of town, and I just didn’t there,” Richardson said. “And didn’t have any heat in the
want to have to go through I asked him, ‘Do you realize middle of winter.
this ever again, so it forced how insane that sounds?’” Gilbert, a City Council
me to like quit my job, sell my Glickman disputed Rich- member at the time, and rep-
belongings in a shorter time ardson’s account. resentatives from an Oklaho-
because I was under a false “This was the thought of ma congressman’s office took
pretense that I would have to Mr. Richardson, not mine,” a tour of the complex, she said.
leave,” Frankley said. Glickman said in response “There was no quality of
Frankley soon learned that to a question about why he’d life there, and the property
the eviction notice hadn’t been thought Jackson broke her manager refused to fix the
filed with the courts and so was own air conditioner. heat,” Gilbert said.
not enforceable. So she didn’t But a former AMG em- She said she had several
move out. But she kept a copy ployee who was also in the conversations with the on-
of her lease and other import- Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
meeting confirmed the city site property manager, but
ant papers in her backpack be- director’s description of the her calls to Glickman weren’t
Kimberli Leon (left) protests poor housing conditions at the Spanish Valley Apartments in Little Rock conversation. returned.
cause she was afraid apartment during a September rally of tenants and tenant-rights organizers. Leon said she has to turn on the
management might steal them. So, while residents used
water at her sink with pliers because the faucet handles are missing. ‘TROUBLING PATTERN’ their ovens to heat their apart-
“I’m still walking around
with a book bag as if I’m home- in a timely fashion nearly im- Concerns over tenant safe- ments (a solution Jackson said
less,” she said at the time. possible. ty led Ohio officials to sue she used in Little Rock), the
An AMG spokesman told Glickman said there is some- AMG, the Hot Springs Hous- city required AMG to hire
the Democrat-Gazette that the times “higher than preferred” ing Authority to stop sending off-duty firefighters to moni-
lease in Frankley’s pack was employee turnover, especially housing voucher business to tor the property in case of fire.
fraudulent. when the company purchases one of its complexes and Tul- As time passed, the heaters
On Thursday, after 9 p.m., a complex, and it takes time to sa officials to close an entire still weren’t fixed, so Tulsa of-
Frankley was served with an replace employees. complex. ficials condemned the prop-
official eviction lawsuit. The In Columbus, Ohio, city at- erty at the end of January, and
‘HOW INSANE’ torney Zach Klein filed what residents had to move out. All
24-page suit claims that she
failed to pay rent in October Since 2018, AMG proper- his office touted as the “larg- of the residents moved into
and has refused to vacate her ties in Pulaski County have est public nuisance lawsuit” other AMG properties and
apartment, and demands that racked up more than 1,000 in the city’s history. The fil- didn’t have to pay security
she move out and pay $570 in code enforcement violations, ing listed Glickman and cited deposits, Gilbert said.
rent and late fees. although the company did not three complexes — Mayfair “It’s really tough when you
In recent months, Frankley own all of the properties for all Apartments, Hartford on the have these apartment com-
and dozens of AMG tenants of that period, records show. Lake and Fitzroy Apartments plexes because the owners,
have staged public protests As of November, AMG — with 802 total units, accord- they don’t live in the state,”
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/GINNY MONK
complaining about harass- owned or managed at least ing to a news release from the Gilbert said. “They don’t know
Youlonda Jackson stands outside Colonial Parc Apartments in attorney’s office. what’s happening on their own
ment by apartment manage- six properties with 935 apart-
Little Rock, where she moved in September 2018. She had a list property. It’s very frustrating,
ment, subpar living conditions ments in Little Rock and one Before Klein filed suit in
of complaints for management that she said went unaddressed locally, seeing these apartment
and unresolved maintenance by the previous owners. The complex was bought by AMG Realty property with 92 apartments September 2018, the city had
issues. in North Little Rock, according imposed $1,000 daily fines, al- complexes just deteriorate and
Group in May, but Jackson said the problems remain. nobody really caring.”
Former AMG employees to public records. lowed under a 2014 law that
say management devised a September 2018, she’d had phone call to submit questions In the past year, code in- penalizes “negligent property ‘MISERY MERCHANTS’
scheme to pass code enforce- trouble finding a place to stay via email, but no one respond- spectors found as many as 16 owners.”
ment inspections without ac- because a previous eviction ed to the email. violations in one apartment. AMG, the first company to Out-of-state landlords who
tually making repairs. lowered her rental credit score. The change in ownership They cited the company’s receive such a sanction, racked provide low-quality housing
“It has never been and nev- After she moved in, she at Colonial Parc didn’t re- apartments for 1,162 violations. up at least $75,000 in fines. create a problem in many
started getting sick more of-
er will be a company policy to solve Jackson’s maintenance About 35% of the total vi- Previously, “the mere threat” states, but especially in Arkan-
instruct employees to cover ten because of the cigarette issues, she said. Her apartment olations — more than 400 — of fines had compelled com- sas, where renter protections
up problems,” AMG founder smoke that drifted upstairs remained without air condi- were for life-safety issues, such pliance, according to the news are weak, housing advocates
and managing partner Adam from her puffing neighbors. tioning, and the apartment as exposed wiring or faulty release. said.
Glickman told the newspaper. Her front door squeaked open grounds were still littered smoke alarms that could en- “Filing a lawsuit of this size Richardson referred to
“Employees are instructed to on its own if it wasn’t closed with garbage a few months danger a tenant’s life. Those and scope became necessary, AMG and those like it as “mis-
just so, and twice she report-
repair all issues both promptly after the sale. violations are supposed to be because of the property own- ery merchants,” or people with
and efficiently.” ed to Little Rock police that Residents at other AMG addressed more quickly than er’s troubling pattern of ignor- a lot who take advantage of
“The properties that we someone had broken into her properties in Little Rock com- other types of code violations. ing the city’s orders to fix a se- those with a little.
purchase generally require apartment, documents show. plexes complained of similar “Unfortunately, this pro- ries of code violations,” Klein “It’s a sad state of affairs
improvement and repair,” The water in her faucets problems. cess does take time, and we said in the news release. when we allow out-of-state
Glickman said in an emailed started to run brown and con- A tenant at the Rosewood are working as quickly and as “We already have evidence owners to take advantage of
statement. “In parallel with tained “solid debris,” her air Apartments, who didn’t want diligently as possible to im- of harm and injury to our res- our citizens and not address
conditioner quit working, and
the business goals of our com- to be named because she plement,” Glickman said in idents, so it’s imperative for the needs of our citizens,” he
one day a pipe burst, spewing
pany is to provide a better way feared retaliation, said in Au- an email regarding unmade us to get every one of AMG’s said. “The conditions of some
raw sewage across the yard.
of life for the residents that gust that there had been a sep- repairs at the company’s prop- apartments under court order of these apartments are de-
live in our communities.” She complained nearly tic tank leaking for weeks and erties. to force them to take their ten- plorable. My touring of them
Online mentions of the daily, but her calls often went that there are security prob- Two Little Rock code en- ants’ safety seriously,” the city didn’t necessarily give me a
company’s Arkansas proper- unanswered, she said, and the lems at the complex. forcement officials said Span- attorney said. sense of safety, security, pride
ties disappeared after Glick-on-site property manager told “It’s getting to the point ish Valley is rapidly improving Code violations, which or even value.
man received a faxed list of her she wasn’t being patient where it’s unlivable,” she said. and asked if the newspaper topped 150, included water “I just don’t think they’re
questions from the newspa- enough. Donna Keson, a Span- had visited the complex re- damage, mold growth, clogged looking at this as a human cap-
A call Jackson made to ish Valley resident, said her cently. drains and light fixtures hang- ital issue. … They seem to be
per that included one about
RBG Properties, a Missou- lights flicker, the drain in her The Democrat-Gazette ing from wires, according to more concerned with keeping
an advertised pool at Spanish
could not independently veri- court filings. the units filled and occupied
Valley. No such pool exists, ri company that owned the sink stinks of mold, and the
fy conditions at Spanish Valley The city settled the case than they are with the condi-
according to residents and complex at the time, during two-bedroom apartment she
because the property manager in December for a $50,000 tion of the units that they’re
property records. regular business hours went shares with her daughter is in-
threatened to have a reporter administrative fee and AMG’s renting out.”
In early November, the unanswered. That call was fested with roaches that they
arrested for criminal trespass promise to keep apartments Many tenants, including
company’s website no longer made in the presence of a can’t seem to get rid of.
even though a tenant had in- in compliance with city code. Frankley, told the newspaper
contained mentions of any of Democrat-Gazette reporter. Kimberli Leon, another
vited the reporter to her apart- The city also required that they’d received eviction
its properties. “How much more patience Spanish Valley tenant, said she
ment for an interview. AMG to, among other things, notices even when their rents
Instead, the site’s home do I need?” she asked during a has to turn on her sink with
hire private security guards, were paid in full. The compa-
February interview.
page touts its investment strat- pliers because the faucet han- Little Rock police banned
provide daily litter pickup and ny doesn’t provide receipts,
egy, saying it “focuses on ac- AMG Realty bought the dles are missing. the reporter from the property
tenants said.
quiring overlooked and under-239-household complex in Another Spanish Valley in August. establish on-site offices at each
Glickman said all evictions
May for $11.5 million.
valued multifamily assets with tenant showed photos of rats Ken Richardson, the city complex.
go through the court system,
the potential to add value via a Jackson said she was un- that he said he’d caught in his director for Ward 2, visited Klein did not respond to
and all residents who go to the
aware of the sale until she
repositioning of the property, apartment. Jackson’s apartment at Colo- emails and calls requesting
office to pay rent get receipts.
tried to turn in her rent money
including operationally, struc- Each of more than a doz- nial Parc shortly before she comment.
Lev Miller, a company rep-
turally or financially. at the RBG Little Rock office en residents interviewed said moved out at the end of her In Hot Springs, AMG
resentative, said in a statement
and no one was there.
“The company prides itself they’d repeatedly called main- one-year lease in August. bought the Polo Run Apart-
that some tenants owe AMG
on providing best-in-class liv- According to Glickman, tenance or reported problems Jackson’s former home, ments in February 2017 for thousands of dollars in rent.
ing communities to our valuedAMG plans to sue RBG over to property managers, to no along with most of the AMG- $2.5 million. But the Democrat-Gazette
the seller’s failure to inform the
residents and superior invest- avail. owned Little Rock properties, The city closed part of the found no court documents in
Illinois company about prob-
ment returns to investors,” the Two former AMG em- are in the ward that Richard- complex in June 2018, and 11 Pulaski County indicating evic-
site adds. lems with the property before ployees from Colonial Parc son represents. residents were forced out be- tion proceedings against ten-
purchase. That suit had not and Rosewood confirmed the The summer heat made cause of code violations and ants who provided copies of
BECOMING ‘UNLIVABLE’ been filed in Pulaski County problems reported by tenants it impossible to spend much unsafe conditions, newspaper eviction notices that they said
Before Youlonda Jackson or Arkansas as of Friday. and said the maintenance time in Jackson’s apartment, archives show. had been posted on their doors.
moved into Colonial Parc A RBG representative crew is routinely understaffed, Richardson said. Two HVAC That same month, Glickman
Apartments in Little Rock in asked the newspaper during a which makes fixing problems experts brought in by Richard- faced 21 charges for violations Continued on following page

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Neil Sealy, an organizer with
Arkansas Renters United, said
his group often hears reports
of similar problems with out-
of-state owners. The grassroots
group advocates on behalf of
tenants across the state.
Richardson said he’d like
to see protections in place for
tenants who complain about
problems at apartments, and
give them the right to withhold
rent until repairs are made.
Part of the problem, he said,
is that Arkansas doesn’t have
a law that sets minimum stan-
dards for rental housing. Arkan-
sas is the only state that does
not have a so-called implied
warranty of habitability law.
“The city needs to be
more proactive,” Richardson
said “These units cannot be
rented out until they are hab-
itable, until they are examined,
assessed by code enforcement
and deemed to be places that
are livable.”
Little Rock’s Board of Di-
rectors amended its rental
inspection ordinance in Sep-
tember to allow, among other
things, fewer inspections and
spot inspections rather than
checks of every apartment in
a complex.
Two top code enforcement
officials said they’re excited
about these changes, which
will make their work simpler.
Terry Hall, the chief code
enforcement officer for the
city, and Ed Garland, the code
enforcement manager, said in
a joint interview that they’d
toured several AMG proper-
ties, including Spanish Valley,
and have seen improvements.
“Spanish Valley is one of
our most well-managed prop-
erties in the city,” Garland said.
AMG residents often com-
plain about black mold in their
apartments, but Garland and
Hall said most residents who
say they have mold confuse it
with mildew, which is rarely
black.
Code enforcement officers
aren’t qualified to determine
whether a substance is mold,
so after repeated tenant com-
plaints, it contracted with a
private company that officers
can call upon to identify mold.
But in the past year, no of-
ficer has ever called the com-
pany to report mold, Garland
said.
Garland also said the Code
Enforcement Department has
an “excellent” relationship
with Glickman and spoke with
him shortly before his inter-
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“We have a really good re-
lationship,” Garland said. “Mr.
Glickman is an affordable
housing managing partner.”
‘DELICATE SITUATIONS’
Most of the AMG prop-
erties in Pulaski County are
homes for residents who get
federal rent subsidies. At least
128 of the tenants have Section
8 vouchers through the city’s
housing authority.
Jeannie Owens, director of
the housing choice voucher
program at the Metropolitan
Housing Alliance, said she
hadn’t heard about problems
at AMG properties before the
newspaper contacted her and
Anthony Snell, who was then
interim executive director.
An in-house inspector ex-
amines the agency’s voucher
apartments before residents
move in, every two years
thereafter and anytime “spe-
cial inspections” are requested,
Owens said.
Landlords have 10 days to
fix non-life-threatening vio-
lations — although the U.S.
Department of Housing and
Urban Development allows
30 days — and 24 hours to fix
life-threatening problems un-
less there are extenuating cir-
cumstances such as bad weath-
er or issues that are out of the
landlord’s control, Owens said.
The agency does not have
any “banned landlords,” who
aren’t allowed to rent to resi-
dents with Section 8 vouchers,
she said.
The agency works with sev-
eral out-of-state owners, most
of whom are good landlords,
said Snell, who was hired per-
manently as the authority’s top
administrator in October.
“There are unscrupulous
individuals out there that take
advantage of these people
[tenants] in their situations
sometimes,” Snell said. “We
do our best to provide them
with guidance and resources
that can help them in case they
run into any particular situa-
tion, but you know we can’t
monitor the day-to-day opera-
tions of a given property.
“The community, has to
do a better job to provide the
support to these tenants that
find themselves in these very
delicate situations.”
‘YOU’LL GET IN TROUBLE’
Two former AMG prop-
erty managers said they were
required to send step-by-step
pictures of their daily work
through WhatsApp, an en-
crypted phone application, to
Glickman.
Some of that work includ-
ed stomping down floorboards
that weren’t properly installed
or watching one of the few
maintenance workers tempo-
rarily hook up the air condi-
tioning to an apartment while
code enforcement or potential
renters visited, said Tara Crow,
who formerly worked at Rose-
wood Apartments.
Glickman “his thing is pull
stuff from other apartments —
fix stuff enough to get people
in,” she said.
Hall and Garland, the Lit-
tle Rock code officials, scoffed
when asked if it was possible
to cover up problems de-
scribed by the former prop-
erty managers and whether
they’d encountered similar
situations.
“Let’s put it this way: if a
floor is warped, it’s warped.
You can’t stomp it down,” Hall
said.
Crow said she went to
work at Rosewood at the start
of this year after a company
representative cold-called
her and asked if she’d like to
manage the apartment. But the
hours were long and training
was scant, and she left after
three months, she said.
“They [AMG] fired the
second maintenance man, and
they just never hired me an-
other one, but I was required
to rent the apartments,” Crow
said. “So instead of putting
people in tore-up apartments,
me and my husband were
working on the apartments
after I got off work.”
One night she cleaned
black paint off the floor of an
apartment and repaired bro-
ken floor tiles in another. The
supplies for the repairs came
out of her pocket because
AMG refused to buy them,
she said.
Even though she logged
overtime hours, she was paid
for only eight hours of work
per day, she said.
Glickman said no AMG
employees work overtime.
Sheree Jones, who worked
at the Colonial Parc Apart-
ments in July, said AMG hired
her in a similar way. When she
arrived at the property, she
quickly realized that the apart-
ment conditions were bad, and
there was little job training.
“You know how you walk
into somewhere and you’re
like ‘Oh, this was a big mis-
take?’ That’s kind of how I felt
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Jones sat in on the meeting
between Glickman and Rich-
ardson. During the discussion
about the air conditioning in
Jackson’s apartment, Glickman
asked her whether “these type
of people” often break things
in their own apartments.
“I was like, ‘I personally
have never had somebody
break something on purpose,
but I have had them lie and
exaggerate things to get stuff
fixed,’” she said.
The next day, the air con-
ditioning in her office stopped
working, and Glickman told
her to move her desk to a spot
where there weren’t enough
outlets for her to plug in her
computer.
The day after that, she was
fired.
Jones said she thinks the
conversation with Richardson
and Glickman, in addition to
asking for repairs to things
such as broken windows, mail-
boxes and kitchen cabinets,
led to her termination.
Like Crow, she also had
an understaffed maintenance
crew, and she said Glickman
refused to buy maintenance
materials.
“I didn’t know that you’re
not supposed to ask stuff like
that,” she said. “You’re just
supposed to deal with it and
not bring it to his attention, or
you’ll get in trouble.”
Glickman said Jones was
fired because she wasn’t “the
right fit” for the company.
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reporters, Colas wrote in the
memo. The memo — which
urged Cotton backers to con-
tinue to support the campaign
— did not spell out what that
material was.
The Republican bombard-
ment was brief.
“Two hours later, Maho-
ny dropped out, without first
alerting the Democratic Par-
ty of Arkansas,” the memo
noted. (The FEC complaint
wasn’t filed.)
While warning that “lib-
eral judges in Little Rock
may twist the law” so that
Democrats
can “bring in
a new — and
likely stron-
ge r — c a n -
didate,” the
memo made
clear that Ma-
hony had been
vanquished, Mahony
and offered a
blow-by-blow
account of his
demise.
“Our strat-
e g y wa s t o
hold our re-
search, allow
Mahony to
gain momen-
tum to pre- Cotton
vent other
candidates from entering the
race, and work [with] the
state Republican Party and
the [National Republican
Senatorial Committee] to re-
lease this information after it
was too late for anyone else to
enter the race,” Colas wrote.
State Sen. Trent Garner,
R-El Dorado, and former Sen-
ate President Pro Tempore
Michael Lamoureux, R-Rus-
sellville, were among those
who received the document.
They confirmed its authen-
ticity Friday.
The absence of a major
party candidate will free Cot-
ton to campaign for vulner-
able Republican candidates
Inquiry
v Continued from Page 1A
tifying in the impeachment
inquiry. But his account
also provided new insight
on what others have called
shadow diplomacy being run
by Trump’s personal lawyer,
Rudy Giuliani, often at odds
with U.S. national security
interests.
As Sondland, Giuliani and
others tried to persuade new
Ukraine President Volodymyr
Zelenskiy to open the investi-
gations Trump wanted of his
Democratic rivals, Morrison
said he “tried to stay away.”
Morrison called this the
Burisma “bucket” — investi-
gations into the family of Joe
Biden and the role of Demo-
crats in the 2016 election. It’s
a reference to the gas compa-
ny in Ukraine where Biden’s
son, Hunter, served on the
board
In particular Morrison
described a Sept. 1 meeting
Sondland held with a top Zel-
enskiy aide, Andriy Yermak,
on the sidelines of a summit
in Warsaw.
Morrison said he wit-
nessed the exchange and that
afterward Sondland told him
what was said.
Sondland told him that
“what could help them move
the aid was if the prosecutor
general would go to the mike
and announce that he was
opening the Burisma inves-
tigation,” Morrison testified.
The prosecutor general is
Ukraine’s top legal official.
“My concern was what
Gordon was proposing about
getting the Ukrainians pulled
Chinese students find safety after Hong Kong unrest
YANAN WANG
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SHENZHEN, China — The
mainland Chinese students ar-
riving from Hong Kong hud-
dled with their suitcases, wait-
ing for a bus to take them to
temporary accommodations
in this city across the border
from the protest-wracked ter-
ritory.
“We’ve just escaped,” said
one postgraduate student,
among a dozen from the Hong
Kong University of Science
and Technology.
After anti-government
demonstrators barricaded uni-
versity campuses last week,
hundreds of Chinese stu-
dents retreated to the main-
land city of Shenzhen, where
the ruling Communist Party’s
Youth League promised them
a “warm home.”
The party organization
said in a notice last week
that mainland students could
in Arkansas and nationwide,
supporters say.
It also gives him great-
er flexibility in the realm of
campaign finance.
The Cotton campaign re-
ported cash on hand of more
than $4.2 million as of Sept.
30.
“He can either save it for
a future race or invest it in
current races where there’s
a need. He has a history of
doing that,” Lamoureux said.
As to the aftermath of
Mahony dropping out, state
Democratic Party Chairman
Michael John Gray said the
party is studying its legal op-
tions.
Under Arkansas Code 7-7-
106, a party can replace a can-
didate “running unopposed in
a preferential primary” who
dies or who “notifies the par-
ty that he or she will not ac-
cept the nomination due to a
serious illness.”
In a statement posted on
social media Tuesday after-
noon, Mahony cited “family
health concerns” as the rea-
son behind his decision.
Since then, party leaders
say they’ve heard little else
from Mahony, who appeared
to have deleted his campaign
Twitter and Facebook pages
on Thursday afternoon.
Mahony has declined to
answer questions from the
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
about his withdrawal.
His former campaign man-
ager, Keith Rosendahl, did
not respond to phone calls
and emails seeking comment
Tuesday, Thursday or Friday.
Cotton declined to com-
ment Saturday, according to
a spokesman.
Mahony’s letter of with-
drawal, filed at the secretary
of state’s office on Thursday,
made no mention of him — or
anyone else — having a “seri-
ous illness.”
If the Democrat or his
allies decide to make medi-
cal claims in the future, it’ll
take more than a physician’s
note to settle the matter, state
Republican Party Chairman
into our politics,” Morrison
said. He added: “It was the
first time something like this
had been injected as a con-
dition on the release of the
assistance.”
Morrison, who announced
Oct. 30 that he would be step-
ping down from the National
Security Council, was tak-
en into the White House by
then-national
security ad-
viser John
Bolton.
Within
hours of the
conversation
i n Wa r s aw,
Morrison
called Bolton
Morrison and the top
U.S. official in Ukraine, Wil-
liam Taylor. He told them
both about the conversation
and his concerns about it.
Bolton told him: “Stay out
of it, brief the lawyers.”
For weeks, top administra-
tion aides had been struggling
to understand why the $391
million in security aid for
Ukraine was being delayed.
There is long-standing bipar-
tisan support for backing up
the young democracy border-
ing an aggressive Russia.
Others have testified that
they were being told by offi-
cials at the Office of Manage-
ment and Budget that it was
being stalled at the direction
of the president’s acting chief
of staff, Mick Mulvaney.
A few days later, on Sept.
7, Sondland was on the phone
telling Morrison that he had
just gotten off a call with the
president.
“I remember this because
he actually made the com-
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stay free of charge at one of
12 designated youth hostels
in the southern Chinese city
less than 20 miles from Hong
Kong.
The postgraduate student
said he feared for his safety af-
ter black-clad demonstrators
beat up a classmate. Protesters
have written online that they
would break into mainland
students’ dorms and profes-
sors’ offices to check for Chi-
nese flags.
“The situation has gradual-
ly deteriorated,” he said. “It’s
escalated from intimidation
to threats. Everyone worries
that he or she will be the next
target.”
Republican Party officials swiftly
halted their attacks once the Democrat
withdrew, promising to pray for the
Mahony family members and wishing
them a speedy recovery.
Doyle Webb suggested Friday.
“If he alleges a serious ill-
ness, he’ll have the opportuni-
ty to bring his doctor to court
and testify on
what that seri-
ous illness is,”
Webb told the
Northwest Ar-
kansas Politi-
cal Animals
Club on Fri-
day. “The law
is the law and
Webb we intend that
the law be enforced and fol-
lowed.”
Gray, who also addressed
the group, denied any mis-
chief is afoot.
“The Democratic Party of
Arkansas is not trying to il-
legally put somebody on the
ballot,” he said. Party officials
are simply trying “to get our
hands around all the facts”
before drawing conclusions,
he added.
Cotton will face oppo-
sition, with or without the
Democrats.
A Libertarian, Ricky Dale
Harrington Jr. of Pine Bluff,
and an independent, Dan
Whitfield of Bella Vista, have
also filed for the seat. But his-
torically, neither Libertarians
nor independents draw sig-
nificant votes.
Mahony, 39, entered the
Senate race in May, just
months after losing his bid to
unseat U.S. Rep. Steve Wom-
ack, a Republican from Rog-
ers, in the 3rd Congressional
District.
After garnering 32.6% of
the vote in that race, Mahony
turned his sights on the state’s
junior senator.
But he struggled to build
a campaign war chest, finish-
ment that it was easier for
him to get a hold of the Presi-
dent than to get a hold of me,”
Morrison said.
Morrison said Sondland
related that Trump assured
him there were no strings be-
ing attached to the military
aid for Ukraine.
“The president told him
there was no quid pro quo,
but President Zelenskiy must
announce the opening of the
investigations and he should
want to do it,” Morrison re-
called Sondland saying.
Morrison had what he
called a “sinking feeling” that
the aid may not be released.
“I also did not think it was
a good idea for the Ukrainian
President to — at this point
I had a better understanding
— involve himself in our pol-
itics,” he said.
Only days later, after three
congressional committees
said they were opening in-
quiries into efforts by Trump
and Giuliani to investigate
the Bidens, was the money
released.
Morrison said that at a
Sept. 11 meeting at the White
House that Trump was per-
suaded to release the money.
Vice President Mike Pence
and Sen. Rob Portman,
R-Ohio, “convinced the pres-
ident that the aid should be
disbursed immediately,” said
Morrison, who was briefed
about the meeting but did not
attend. “The case was made
to the president that it was
the appropriate and prudent
thing to do.”
Transcripts also were re-
leased from the testimony of
Jennifer Williams, a special
adviser to Pence, that raised
He and other students
spoke on condition of ano-
nymity because they feared
being harassed by protesters,
who have posted the private
information of Hong Kong po-
lice officers and their family
members online.
On the other side, social
media users have publicly
identified mainland Chinese
who expressed sympathy for
the protest movement.
Even as Chinese media
such as the nationalistic Glob-
al Times newspaper described
students fleeing campus “war
zones,” Chinese authorities
are tightly controlling the
narrative, and official notices
about free housing don’t even
mention the protests.
The Chinese University of
Hong Kong has a Shenzhen
campus that is giving lodging
to fleeing students and univer-
sity alumni working in Hong
Kong. A teacher said they had
ing the third quarter with just
$25,833 cash on hand.
Unlike Womack’s cam-
paign, which largely ignored
Mahony, Cotton’s team
sought to quickly neutralize
the Democratic foe.
Republican opposition re-
search files included a “certif-
icate of indebtedness,” dated
May 15, 2018, from the state
Department of Finance and
Administration for $3,943.67
arising from unpaid Mahony
state income taxes dating to
Dec. 31, 2014.
The lien, issued in the
midst of his 2018 congressio-
nal campaign, had not been
touted by the Womack forces.
(Another tax lien, related
to $4,621.58 in unpaid sales
and use taxes, had been is-
sued, and eventually lifted,
in 2010.)
There was video, as well,
from Mahony’s Little Rock
campaign kickoff earlier this
year.
Filmed by a Republican
activist hired by the Cotton
campaign, it showed Maho-
ny cracking jokes about his
lack of paid employment and
his reliance on the salary of
his wife, a Walmart Inc. vice
president.
Asked by the activist how
he made his living, Mahony
said he was a full-time can-
didate.
“Right now, it’s good, too.
My wife is, uh, works very
hard and is, uh, keeps me
from going broke, I suppose,”
he said on camera, pausing a
few seconds to laugh. “I’m a
kept man. How about that?
Let’s call it that way.”
Once in the race, Mahony
repeatedly missed deadlines
for filing federally mandat-
new questions about how
much Pence knew about the
alleged trade-off that’s central
to the impeachment inquiry.
“The testimony released
today shows that President
Trump’s July 25 phone call
with Ukrainian President
Zelenskiy immediately set
off alarm bells throughout
the White House,” said House
Intelligence Chairman Adam
Schiff, D-Calif.; Foreign Af-
fairs Chairman Eliot Engel,
D-N.Y.; and acting Oversight
Chairwoman Carolyn Malo-
ney, D-N.Y., in a joint state-
ment.
Trump continued defend-
ing his actions on Saturday,
denouncing those involved in
the proceedings. In one tweet
he claimed the stock markets
would collapse if he were im-
peached. And the president,
attributing a quotation to the
conservative radio host Rush
Limbaugh, suggested that
nonpartisan diplomats who
have testified were aggrieved
members of the Washington
“Swamp” merely trying to ex-
act their revenge.
“It is paramountly obvious
watching this, these people
have to go,” Limbaugh said,
according to the president.
On Friday, Trump targeted
Marie Yovanovitch, the for-
mer Ukraine ambassador, on
Twitter as she was testifying,
prompting heavy criticism,
including from Democrats
who accused him of witness
intimidation.
SATURDAY SESSION
Impeachment investiga-
tors met for a rare Saturday
session with a White House
official directly connected to
“The situation
has gradually
deteriorated.”
— A postgraduate
student who fled
Hong Kong
received orders not to discuss
the program publicly.
“We’re trying to be low-
key,” said the teacher, who
spoke on condition of ano-
nymity because she was not
authorized to talk to the me-
dia.
“We don’t want to give the
impression that we’re separate
from Hong Kong,” she said.
“This is just temporary. At the
end of the day, we’re still all
one family.”
The protests have been
increasingly dominated by
ed financial-disclosure pa-
perwork. The document,
once submitted, was flawed;
Mahony refiled it five times
over the space of 38 days af-
ter errors and omissions were
spotted.
Eventually, he would re-
vise his 2018 House finan-
cial-disclosure form as well.
Federal records from both
election cycles portrayed a
candidate with no earned in-
come and few personal assets,
yet able to pour significant
sums of money into his own
campaigns.
Asked in September how
long it had been since he’d
held full-time, paid employ-
ment, Mahony told the Dem-
ocrat-Gazette “I’m not certain.
I’d have to go back and look.
Frankly, I haven’t put a lot of
thought into that.”
After questions from the
newspaper, Mahony had re-
vised his campaign website,
removing longtime claims
that he is a “natural resources
executive” and “owns a natu-
ral resources company.”
Mahony, who had sold his
stake in EAM LLC for $23,616
more than a year before en-
tering the race, said the false
statements had been posted
as the result of a “clerical er-
ror.”
Though removed from the
campaign website, Mahony‘s
campaign-finance reports
continued to list him as a
“small business owner” em-
ployed by “EAM LLC.”
The latest FEC report,
filed in mid-October, misstat-
ed Mahony’s work status and
employer a dozen times.
Pointing to the entries
— and dozens of others like
them — the state Republi-
can Party would later accuse
Mahony of “willfully making
false statements to a federal
agency.”
Party officials swiftly
halted their attacks once the
Democrat withdrew, prom-
ising to pray for the Mahony
family members and wishing
them a speedy recovery.
Though there were signs
Trump’s block on military aid
to Ukraine, the first budget
office witness to testify in the
inquiry.
Mark Sandy, a career of-
ficial at the Office of Man-
agement and Budget, was in-
volved in key meetings about
the nearly $400 million aid
package.
Sandy is the deputy asso-
ciate director of the budget
office’s national security divi-
sion who once served as the
agency’s acting director.
Sandy is the first budget
official to speak with im-
peachment investigators, in
defiance of a Trump admin-
istration directive not to co-
operate.
At least three higher-pro-
file Trump administration
officials connected to the
budget office have defied in-
vestigators: Russell Vought,
the agency’s acting director;
Michael Duffey, who helped
carry out Trump’s directive to
freeze the aid; and Mulvaney,
who retains the title of budget
director.
Sandy’s name had barely
come up in previous testimo-
ny. But it did on one partic-
ular date: July 25, the day of
Trump’s call with Zelenskiy.
That day, a legal document
with Sandy’s signature di-
rected a freeze of the security
funds, according to testimony
from Defense Department of-
ficial Laura Cooper. Investi-
gators had shown her a doc-
ument as evidence.
Trump on the call had
asked Zelenskiy for a “favor,”
to conduct an investigation
into Biden and his son. The
link between Trump’s call and
the White House’s hold on
smaller groups of young, hard-
core demonstrators who have
smashed storefronts and start-
ed fires in public areas under
the belief that violence is the
only way to evoke a response
from the government.
The fact that students are
taking shelter from the tu-
mult in Hong Kong presents
a conundrum for the central
government, both because
Hong Kong is part of Chi-
na and because Beijing has
portrayed the protesters as a
fringe group, with most of the
population opposed to them.
The Chinese University
Shenzhen campus received
600 applications over two
days from students seeking
free housing. Several univer-
sity alumni associations were
offering similar programs.
The Communist Youth
League is using an existing
“Grad Home” program, which
was established in 2013 for re-
that the Mahony campaign
was faltering, long before his
withdrawal, Democratic offi-
cials didn’t try to ease him out
of the race.
“Josh announced early. He
gained broad support from
across the state amongst
leaders in the Democratic
Party,” Gray
said. “We are
always work-
ing to ensure
that there are
candidates
on the ballot.
… Other than
Josh, no one
Gray showed any
real interest
in the Senate race.”
When political parties fail
to properly vet their candi-
dates, it’s a sign of weakness,
Garner said.
“That’s an extremely pow-
erful and important position,
not only for Arkansas but for
the United States,” he said.
“Anybody who wants to run
for that position has to under-
stand that their history and
past will be scrutinized. And
it should be.”
Lamoureux said he can re-
member when Republicans
were the ones struggling to
find viable candidates.
“The expense, the time,
the energy. It’s just difficult to
recruit somebody to do that,”
he said. “Unless you feel like
you have a chance of winning,
most people can’t justify tak-
ing on that task.”
Even with Mahony out of
the picture, the Cotton cam-
paign is asking for additional
donations.
There is still ad time to
purchase, campaign materials
to distribute and additional
opposition research to com-
plete, noted Colas, who was
recently appointed to lead
Cotton’s leadership PAC.
Information for this article was
contributed by Doug Thompson
of the Northwest Arkansas Dem-
ocrat-Gazette and by John Moritz
of the Arkansas Democrat-Ga-
zette.
the security aid is the central
question in the impeachment
inquiry. Democratic House
Speaker Nancy Pelosi has
called it “bribery.”
Trump, who says he only
wanted to root out corruption
in Ukraine, says he did noth-
ing wrong.
Sharpening the arguments,
both sides are preparing for
an intense lineup of public
hearings in the coming week.
Americans are deeply split
over impeachment, much as
they are over the president
himself.
For Ukraine, a former
Soviet republic situated be-
tween NATO allies and Rus-
sia, the $391 million in aid is
its lifeline to the West.
The money is symbolic,
Yovanovitch testified Friday,
but also substantial.
It includes $250 million in
Pentagon funding and an ad-
ditional $141 million for the
State Department, including
for maritime security in the
Black Sea, aimed at identi-
fying and tracking Russian
ships and aircraft.
“Supporting Ukraine is
the right thing to do,” Yova-
novitch testified. “If Russia
prevails and Ukraine falls to
Russian dominion, we can ex-
pect to see other attempts by
Russia to expand its territory
and influence.”
Information for this article was
contributed by Lisa Mascaro,
Mary Clare Jalonick, Michael Bal-
samo Matthew Daly and Kathleen
Ronayne of The Associated Press;
by Nicholas Fandos of The New
York Times; and by Colby Itkowitz,
Michael Kranish and Erica Wer-
ner of The Washington Post.
cent graduates seeking jobs in
the tech hub. They are housed
in small hotels and hostels
across the city.
At a “Grad Home” in Shen-
zhen’s Futian district, boxes of
water bottles were stacked in
a lobby where a handful of
red-vested staffers eagerly
greeted visitors with the ques-
tion: “Are you a mainland stu-
dent from Hong Kong?”
Staffers at three hostels
said they had received a di-
rective from the Shenzhen
Communist Youth League not
to accept media interviews,
though they said the league
had arranged previous inter-
views with Chinese media.
A woman who answered
the phone at the Communist
Youth League said she was
not aware of any media re-
ports about the program and
refused to give permission to
interview workers at the hos-
tels.
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For seven days in May 2014, Arkansas was
the only Southern state to issue marriage
licenses to gay couples. On May 9, Pulas-
ki County Circuit Judge Chris Piazza ruled
in the case M. Kendall Wright, et al. v. State
of Arkansas, et al., that the state ban on gay
marriages violated Article 2 of the Arkansas
Constitution as well as the 14th Amendment
of the U.S. Constitution.
A legislative act in 1997 updated a law
against sodomy, in general, to specify same-
sex sodomy as a crime, and in 2004, a con-
stitutional amendment defined marriage as
only existing between a man and a woman.
“A marriage license is a civil document
and is not, nor can it be, based upon any par-
ticular faith,” Piazza wrote. “Same-sex cou-
ples are a morally disliked minority and the
constitutional amendment to ban same-sex
marriages is driven by animus rather than a
rational basis. This violates the United States
Constitution.” He closed his 13-page ruling
by predicting that, like opposition to interra-
cial marriage, prejudice against gay marriage
would eventually pass.
That week, clerks in Pulaski, Washington,
Carroll, Saline and Marion counties issued
almost 600 marriage licenses to same-sex
couples. Many immediately exchanged vows
on the courthouse steps, anticipating that
their right to civil marriage might be with-
held again at any moment — and it soon was.
Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, al-
though a supporter of same-sex marriage,
said he was duty-bound to appeal the deci-
sion to the Arkansas Supreme Court and did.
The court suspended Piazza’s ruling May
16 pending that appeal, and clerks stopped
issuing same-sex licenses.
In a separate case in November, Arkan-
sas’ ban was again ruled unconstitutional by
U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker, but Baker
stayed her ruling pending the appeal of Pi-
azza’s decision.
When Piazza issued his ruling 33 states
forbade same-sex marriage, but laws were
changing. By summer 2015, only 14 states still
did, and cases challenging those laws were
making their way toward the U.S. Supreme
Court.
As this Page 1 of the June 27, 2015, Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette reported, before Arkansas’
justices decided on the appeal in Wright v.
State, the nation’s highest court struck down
state bans on same-sex marriage, nationwide.
Ruling 5-4 in Obergefell v. Hodges, a case that
originated in Ohio, the justices stated that
states lack legitimate reasons to deprive gay
couples of the freedom to marry.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson and Attorney Gener-
al Leslie Rutledge announced that Arkansas
would obey the high court. As individuals,
both said, they disagreed with the ruling, but
they recognized the court’s authority. Rut-
ledge said in a statement, “The justices have
issued a decision, and that decision must be
followed.”
— Celia Storey
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PAPER TRAILS
SEAN CLANCY
Journey to
fellowship
had bumps
Growing up in Little
Rock, Lorenzo Lewis
would sometimes catch
episodes of Star Trek on
TV. Now, the 31-year-
old is the recipient of
a fellowship from the
foundation created by the
son of the late Star Trek
creator Gene Roddenberry.
Lewis is the founder of
the Confess Project, the
Little Rock nonprofit that
works with black barbers
to help raise awareness
about mental health
among men of color. On
Nov. 6, he and 18 other
activists from across the
nation were named 2020
Roddenberry Fellows
by the Roddenberry
Foundation, which was
started in 2010 by Rod
Roddenberry.
The Confess Project
also received $50,000 from
the foundation, which
recognizes leaders “who
are working to protect
the most vulnerable and
to make the US a more
inclusive and equitable
place to live,” according to
its website.
“I was thinking of the
days when I would sit and
watch [Star Trek], and now
it’s come full circle,” Lewis
says.
It was not always a
smooth journey. Lewis’
mother gave birth to him
while she was serving time
in a New Jersey prison, he
joined a gang as a teenager
and eventually found
himself behind bars when
he was 17. Both of his
parents had passed away
by the time he was 21.
His aunt, Daisy Lee,
owned Unique Hair
Fashions on Asher
Avenue in Little Rock. A
barber who worked there
suggested that therapy
might help him work
through some of his issues.
“I was going through
depression, issues of
identity and trying to find
myself,” he says. “I was
headed down a pretty
rough path.”
By his early 20s, he
was a youth-care worker
and part of the security
staff at Alexander
Juvenile Assessment
and Treatment Center.
His experiences on both
sides of the law and with
therapy helped inspire
him to start the Confess
Project in 2016.
The project, which
was featured in a story by
Christopher A. Daniel at
HuffPost.com, provides
training not only to
barbers, but also to mental
health professionals
and members of law
enforcement on “how to
be a part of supporting
mental wellness to men
of color,” Lewis says,
adding that the group aims
“to help alleviate issues
around incarceration, the
school-to-prison pipeline
and increase access to
mental health services.”
He was nervous at
first about speaking to
audiences in barbershops,
but now finds it “peaceful
and relaxing. It’s a pillar
of strength, knowing I’m
empowering more than
myself.”
Besides Little Rock, the
project is in 13 cities across
the South and Midwest,
including Louisville, Ky.,
Atlanta, Memphis, New
Orleans and Indianapolis.
“The Roddenberry
Foundation [award] will
allow us to reach more
metropolitan cities with
this network,” Lewis says.
“We’re reaching out to
more national activists in
larger cities, as well.”
email: sclancy@arkansasonline.
com
ARKANSAS
Two tinkerers
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
Elijah Bruno, 5, and his father, Gerry, put together a circuit board
with electronic snap circuits Saturday during the Tinker Fest at
the Hillary Rodham Clinton Children’s Library in Little Rock.
Making it look easy
Emma Turner, 16, (left) of Sherwood drills a screw into a thigh bone as Laken Edwards, 17, of Benton watches Saturday at the
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock. About 40 high school girls took part in a program by The Perry Initiative,
a national nonprofit that aims to increase the number of women in orthopedics and engineering through hands-on experiences.
Participants learned to suture, cast and repair fractures during the daylong course. More photos are available at www.arkansa-
sonline.com/1117uams/
MEMS salutes lifesaving group
CPR, defibrillator training made difference, director says
CLARA TURNAGE
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Mark Owings stopped
breathing.
His skin was turning a pale
gray, and he was slumped
over the wheel of his car in
the Greater Little Rock Rugby
Club’s parking lot. It was Oct.
5, just a few minutes after
the Springfield, Mo., league’s
match against the Little Rock
Fan’s garage walls
helping to keep alive
town’s crossbow past
BILL BOWDEN
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
HUNTSVILLE — An-
tique crossbows line the
walls in the waiting room at
Sparky’s Garage.
It’s the closest thing
Huntsville has to a town
museum, said Mayor Darrell
Trahan.
The 18 crossbows were
made in Huntsville at a time
when the Madison County
seat was known as the “Land
of the Cross Bow.” The slo-
gan is on a vintage Huntsville
license plate hanging on the
wall among the crossbows.
Sixty years ago, Hunts-
ville was a hotbed of cross-
bow activity. The National
Crossbow Tournament was
held there, and the Cross-
bowettes were Huntsville
royalty. That was the name of
the Huntsville High School
girls crossbow team.
There’s still a Crossbow
Road and Crossbow Restau-
rant in Huntsville.
Jason Yates, the owner of
Sparky’s, has been collecting
Huntsville-made crossbows
for the past four years.
Yates said he has 1 5
Huntsville crossbows that
Stormers.
“I walked up to the driv-
er’s-side window and looked
in, and I knew something was
wrong,” said Shelly Smith,
Owings’ girlfriend. “I just
started screaming.”
Zack Tisdale was icing his
knee after the match when he
heard Smith shrieking. He
pulled Owings, a 6-foot-3-
inch man who’s been playing
were made by George M.
Stevens and another three
made by Thad Martin.
“He has the biggest col-
lection probably in the Unit-
ed States of Huntsville mem-
orabilia and Madison County
memorabilia and the largest
collection of Huntsville
crossbows hanging up in his
waiting room,” said Trahan.
While Sparky’s waiting
room is crossbow-centric,
it does contain memora-
bilia from other things that
Huntsville was known for,
including former Gov. Or-
val Faubus, who lived there.
There are signs, license
plates, bumper stickers,
matchbooks and various
other Faubus items in the
waiting room.
“I have some people who
don’t even need their car
worked on come by just to
look,” Yates said of his mini
museum.
There’s no admission
charge, he said.
Huntsville’s obsession
with crossbows dates back
to 1958, when pharmacist
and crossbow enthusiast
Arlis Coger and other civic
See CROSSBOW, Page 5B
Democrats’ 2020 field
outnumbered by GOP
Filings show dip in candidate count from ’18
JOHN MORITZ
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Fewer than half of Arkan-
sas’ legislative races in 2020
will be contested by both
major parties, continuing a
recent trend of Republican
dominance statewide and
Democratic wins in growing
urban areas.
Arkansas’ candidate filing
period, which ended Tues-
day, saw 202 candidates file
for either the state House or
the state Senate and another
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
rugby for nearly 30 years, out
of the car and onto the dirt.
Tisdale learned how to do
CPR when he was a lifeguard
in high school, but he’d nev-
er done it on a living person
— certainly not a man in the
middle of a heart attack.
Brett Bibel, who was
manning the grill for an af-
ter-game meal, ran to get
the club’s automated exter-
Fishing out trash
Katie Schick pulls in a plastic bottle while picking up trash Saturday with Janaisia Crumpton in
Fourche Creek at Benny Craig Park during Little Rock’s “Impact the Rock” day of service. More
photos are available at www.arkansasonline.com/1117impact/
2 towns in shadow of big poultry plant
MIKE JONES
NWA DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
The explosive growth in
much of Northwest Arkansas
has barely roused the roost-
ers in Decatur and Gentry.
U.S. flags adorn the lamp-
posts on both sides of Main
Street in Gentry, population
about 3,860. “Gentry. Our
Roots Run Deep,” reads a
sign inside City Hall.
Copyright © 2019, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, Inc.
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019
PRIMARY and judicial race
candidates lists. Page 6B.
13 candidates file for congres-
sional offices (not including
Democrat Josh Mahony, who
filed for the U.S. Senate race,
but then dropped out). Twen-
ty-two candidates filed for
president.
The number of 2020 can-
didates is fewer than in 2018,
when constitutional offices
like governor were on the
nal defibrillator. Bibel, who
has been in the Air Force for
eight years, takes a class once
a year to renew his certifica-
tion on the defibrillator. He’d
taken the course two days be-
fore the match.
“It was less than a minute
that we had him breathing
again,” Tisdale said. “But he
didn’t really wake up until the
See SAVED, Page 7B
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
“Gentry has always been a
slow-growing town, and I like
it like that,” said Anita Wise.
“It still has a small-town feel.
Kids play in the streets, and
the police still come around
and introduce themselves.”
In Decatur, about 6 miles
north, railroad tracks hug
Arkansas 59 on the west as
they cut through the town of
roughly 1,800 people. This is
B
v
ballot. Still, the number of
legislative races that will
be contested by both major
parties, 47, is the same as last
year.
Where candidates are run-
ning also portends shifting
demographics and political
alignments across the state.
For example, Democrats
did not field a candidate this
year for either of the rural
House districts that flipped
red last year, while Republi-
See FIELD, Page 7B
21 file
for seats
as justice
of peace
Faulkner County
has 5 unopposed
JEANNIE ROBERTS
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
C O N WAY — F o u r
Faulkner County Quorum
Court members are not run-
ning for reelection in 2020,
while four incumbents
drew competitors for their
seats and five members are
unopposed on the ballot,
according to information
released from the Faulkner
County clerk’s office.
During the filing period
that ended Tuesday, a total
of 21 candidates filed to run
as justices of the peace for
the Quorum Court slots
that open every two years.
Justices of the peace rep-
resent their districts on the
Quorum Court and approve
ordinances or resolutions
that pertain to county is-
sues, like public safety, fi-
nances or road issues.
Those in Faulkner Coun-
ty not running for reelec-
tion include Steve Goode,
District 3; Jim Houston, Dis-
trict 4; J.T. Toal, District 8;
and Zach Cates, District 13.
All are Republicans.
Of the eight candidates
who filed for the four va-
cant seats, five are Repub-
licans and three are Dem-
ocrats:
m In District 3, John Alli-
son, a Republican from Vi-
lonia, is running unopposed
for Goode’s spot.
m In District 4, Democrat
Rene Henderson from Con-
See FILINGS, Page 5B
the home of the Bulldogs, the
high school mascot, a sign in-
forms. Two men sit outside
the Gallery Cafe and watch
the traffic go slowly by.
But, that’s likely to change.
A new, $300 million Sim-
mons Foods poultry produc-
tion plant will mean more
than jobs to the western Ben-
ton County area.
See PLANT, Page 7B
2B v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v
Other days
100 YEARS AGO
Nov. 17, 1919
CONWAY — Hen-
drix College Chapel
exercises yesterday
morning were devoted
to a “cheer up” program
to overcome the effects
of Friday’s heart break-
ing defeat by Ouachita
College. Several short
talks were made by
members of the faculty,
and the student body
left the chapel hall re-
vived in spirits and with
the words, “Just give us
12 months” as its slogan.
50 YEARS AGO
Nov. 17, 1969
m A new student-writ-
ten and edited newspa-
per with a conservative
viewpoint has been
published by the North
Little Rock Chapter of
the Young Americans
for Freedom. A spokes-
man said the paper will
oppose the views of
the liberal-leftist Dif-
ferent Drummer, which
is published by a group
of Little Rock college
students and young
adults. The YAF-affil-
iated paper, called the
Essence, is to be distrib-
uted free to students at
North Little Rock and
England High Schools
and on the campuses
of the University of Ar-
kansas at Fayetteville
and Little Rock.
25 YEARS AGO
Nov. 17, 1994
m The Jazz Explosion
detonated Wednesday
night at Little Rock’s
Robinson Music Hall
wa s i g n i t e d by t h e
sounds of Rachelle Fer-
rell, Jonathon Butler,
Will Downing, Gerald
Albright and Bobby
Lyle. Each combined his
or her talents with the
others’, creating a sensa-
tional musical and sing-
ing ensemble in which
all shone equally. The
performance opened
with Butler strumming
a tribute to his home-
land, South Africa, for
the renaissance of hope
there for all residents.
Next Downing, with
his mellow multi-oc-
tave voice, crooned “No
Love Intended” to set
the rhythmic pace and
tone for Ferrell’s solo
and piano performance
of “Peace”. Lyle, pianist
and music director for
the performers, fol-
lowed with his keyboard
rendition of Anita Bak-
er’s hit “Been So Long,”
as Butler, Downing and
Ferrell sang background
and Albright rendered
the melody on his clar-
inet. Albright also en-
chanted the audience
with his tenor sax ver-
sions of Johnny Gill’s
“My, My, My” and his
original jazz and blues
tunes, interspersed with
Butler’s acoustic guitar
and Lyle’s keyboard
melodies.
10 YEARS AGO
Nov. 17, 2009
m A virtually forgotten
monument in North
L i tt l e Ro c k ’s B u r n s
Park has caught the
interest of the Amboy
Neighborhood Associ-
ation, which wants to
maintain it and prop-
erly remember those
it honors. The marker,
located across from Pa-
vilion No. 1 in the city
park, lists eight U.S.
military personnel who
died almost 30 years
ago during a rescue
attempt of American
hostages in Iran. The
marker was sponsored
by the North Little Rock
Jaycettes, a civic orga-
nization. The neighbor-
hood association, at its
meeting Monday night,
discussed adopting the
monument for contin-
ued care. The idea was
tabled until January to
allow time for further
study of the marker’s
history and the reasons
for it being placed at
its location. The mon-
ument is about 25 to 30
feet off Military Road,
which runs through the
park. Until four resi-
dents from the adjoin-
ing Amboy area cleared
away some weeds three
months ago, the site was
in severe neglect.
CYNTHIA HOWELL
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
LISA Academy gets
nod for expansion
The Arkansas Board of Ed-
ucation last week approved
a plan by the LISA Academy
charter school system in Little
Rock to acquire the state char-
ter held by the two-campus
Little Rock Preparatory Acad-
emy beginning in the 2020-21
school year.
The plan enables the LISA
Academy to increase its three
Little Rock campuses to four
and, in the process, relocate its
high school to a larger, more
central location.
The plan calls for increas-
ing the system’s overall student
enrollment cap from 3,000 to
3,432.
Little Rock Preparatory
Academy’s middle school
campus at West Markham
and South Hughes streets will
become LISA Academy West
High School.
The current LISA Academy
high school at 23 Corporate
New Eagle Scouts
Hunter Monroe, 16, is
the son of John and Belinda
Monroe of
Morrilton. He
is a member
of Troop 93
in Morrilton
at First Unit-
ed Methodist
Church. He
gathered fel-
l ow s c o u t s
and family together to walk
a 39-acre cemetery, locating
and documenting all veter-
ans’ graves. He put together
a binder of all veterans and
built a case, storage and ped-
estal so information is avail-
able to the public.
Logan Money, 16, is the
son of Don and Holly Money
of Searcy. He
is a member
of Troop 98
in Searcy at
First Chris-
tian Church.
He helped
Beebe Mid-
dle School
students un-
derstand the importance of
recycling by providing infor-
mation on display boards. He
set up recycling boxes at the
school to collect used mark-
ers. At the end of the school
year he collected the boxes,
then sent them to Crayola for
recycling.
Jackson Turner, 17, is the
son of Todd and Jackie Turn-
er of Little
Rock. He is
a member of
Troop 24 in
Little Rock at
Asbury Unit-
ed Methodist
Church. He
led a team
of 24 people
to repaint the parking lot
at Asbury United Method-
ist Church, which included
painting more than 8,000 feet
of lines, 13 handicap parking
spots and establishing clear
fire lanes.
Donald Fitzgerald, 14, is
the son of Jim and Tina-Marie
Fitzgerald of
Jonesboro. He
is a member
of Troop 134
in Jonesboro.
He set up a
modification
of drainage
design at the
Wings of
Honor Army Air Museum in
Walnut Ridge.
Pet of the week
Scooby is a cute 2½-year-old Ger-
man shepherd mix that weighs
around 75 pounds. He’s a happy-
go-lucky gent with a wonderful
attitude and ready to explore the
world. Scooby is smart, a quick
Education notebook
Hill Drive will become a sev-
enth- and eighth-grade middle
school. The existing middle
school at 21 Corporate Hill will
house sixth graders only. The
LISA Academy-Chenal school
for kindergarten through sixth
grades at Westhaven Drive and
Bowman Road will become LI-
SA Academy West Elementa-
ry and will serve kindergarten
through fifth grades.
LR superintendent
luncheon speaker
Little Rock School District
Superintendent Mike Poore
will speak at the Political An-
imals Club on Wednesday.
His appearance comes at
a time when the state Board
of Education, education sec-
retary, Little Rock Education
Association and community
leaders have squared off over
control of the state’s sec-
ond-largest school district.
The state board voted 5-4 in
January 2015 to take control of
the district — dismissing the
Little Rock School Board and
Patrick Shirron, 18, is the
son of John and Paula Shirron
of Cabot. He
is a member
of Troop 1776
in Cabot at
American Le-
gion Post 71.
He construct-
ed a GaGa
ball pit for
the Child De-
velopment Center at Cabot
United Methodist Church.
Stephen Cline, 17, is the
son of Chris and Elizabeth
Cline of Lit-
tle Rock. He
is a member
of Troop 29
in Little Rock
at Christ The
King Catholic
Church. He
refurbished
the front-en-
trance landscaping at the
Humane Society of Pulaski
County where he directed a
group of volunteers in weed-
ing, pruning, planting flowers
and mulching. Additionally,
trees were cleared out of the
dog park to provide more
room for the animals.
Jay Henry, 18, is the son
of Mary Martha and Jason
Henry of Lit-
tle Rock. He
is a member
of Troop 7 in
Little Rock
at St. Mark’s
Episcopal. He
installed an
automatic wa-
tering system
in the greenhouse at Dunbar
Garden.
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learner and loves a good train-
ing session with lots of Scooby
snacks. He would be a great agil-
ity dog and loves playing with his
humans. He needs an experienced
owner who can continue teaching
him his basic commands and be
firm with him when needed. He
also requires a home with no cats
or small children, and requires
frequent walks, belly rubs, and ear
rubs. He’s good on a leash, goes
to his crate on command, knows
“sit,” “wait,” “leave it,” “place” and
“kennel.”
Featured Felines
Cyril and Krieger are 6-month-old
male, brown tabby brothers. They
get along with other cats but ha-
ven’t met any dogs yet. As long
as the dog likes cats, they should
learn to acclimate. They love to
wrestle and play, will nibble on
toes, and love to be held a lot.
Scooby and friends can be ad-
opted through Rock City Rescue.
More information is available at
(501) 425-5280, rockcityrescue@
gmail.com and rockcityrescue.org.
putting the superintendent un-
der state supervision — when
six of its then-48 schools, at
the time, had chronically low
math and English/language
arts results on state exams.
On Oct. 10, the state educa-
tion board decided to return
limited local control to the
district under a locally elected
school board after November
2020 elections. At the same
meeting, the state education
board directed the Little Rock
district to end its long-stand-
ing recognition of the Little
Rock Education Association
employee union as the exclu-
sive contract bargaining agent,
effective Oct. 31.
The association and com-
munity leaders say they want
a locally elected board to have
full control, not limited con-
trol.
Since then, the association
— with help from district par-
ents and community leaders
in Little Rock — staged a one-
day employee strike on Thurs-
day in which more than a third
of the teachers and more than
The following burglaries are from re-
ports collected from the Little Rock and
North Little Rock police departments. The
names listed are of those who reported bur-
glaries and the dates are when the crimes
are believed to have taken place. Cammack
Village data are not included.
Little Rock
72202
v 1021 Jessie Road, residential, John
White, 12:09 a.m. Nov. 8, 2019, property
valued at $226.
72204
v 3709 Potter St., residential, Maria De
Los Santos, 7 a.m. Nov. 7, 2019, property
valued at $600.
v 10 Clearwater Drive, commercial, Dawn
Begley, 8:30 p.m. Nov. 7, 2019, property
valued at $15,057.34.
v 6310 Colonel Glenn Road, residential,
Nikki Long, 9 p.m. Nov. 7, 2019, property
value unknown.
v 9100 Colonel Glenn Road, commercial,
Sakeena Summerville, 1:23 a.m. Nov 10,
2019, property valued at $500.
v 5109 W. 11th St., residential, Monique
Love, 6 p.m. Nov. 9, 2019, property valued
at $4,463.
v 8510 Colonel Glenn Road, commercial,
Tauique Mitchell, 2:20 a.m. Nov. 12, 2019,
property value unknown.
v 8906 Morris Manor Drive, residential,
Ebonie Singleton, 8 a.m. Nov. 12, 2019,
property valued at $652.
v 2124 Labette Manor Drive, residential,
Brandon Dillard, 9 p.m. Nov. 13, 2019,
property valued at $3,891.
72205
v 4500 W. Markham St., commercial,
Natasha Lewis, 12 a.m. Nov. 11, 2019,
property value unknown.
72206
v 2818 S. Summit St., residential, Wilday-
sa Gay, 9:15 a.m. Nov. 8, 2019, property
valued at $620.
72209
v 8501 Dreher Lane, residential, Shamirra
Hudspeth, 3:49 a.m. Nov. 7, 2019, proper-
ty valued at $600.
v 7324 Dahlia Drive, residential, Mason
Mixon, 7:30 a.m. Nov. 8, 2019, property
valued at $24,649.
v 6 Somerton, residential, Devante
Jones, 4 p.m. Nov. 10, 2019, property val-
ued at $1,120.
v 5908 Carlyle Drive, residential, Richard
Grisby, 12:26 p.m. Nov. 12, 2019, property
valued at $400.
v 31 Belmar Drive, residential, LaQuita
White, 3:10 p.m. Nov. 12, 2019, property
value unknown.
v 7207 Stevenson Drive, residential, Em-
JAIME ADAME
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Courses to include
new requirements
FAYETTEVILLE — New
requirements for undergrad-
uate students will be embed-
ded in a broad set of courses
as approved Wednesday by
faculty members.
Faculty members in May
2018 adopted 11 learning
objectives for students that
include ethical reasoning
and engagement with glob-
al issues.
“It’s not just about pass-
ing a course. It’s, literally,
can you do what those out-
comes say,” said Kevin Hall,
a civil engineering professor
and member of the General
Education Core Curriculum
Committee.
The faculty senate ap-
proved 103 courses that in-
clude content tied to one or
more of the 11 new learning
outcomes.
For content in each of
the courses, faculty mem-
bers can say “we think this
course will meet this [learn-
ing] outcome, and this is
how it meets this outcome,”
Hall said.
The goal continues to be
a fall 2020 implementation
of the new learning outcome
requirements, Hall said.
Courses on the list are ex-
isting courses or previously
planned new classes, Hall
said, rather than courses
created specifically to match
up with the new learning
outcomes.
Remaining unchanged are
core course requirements.
56% of the students were ab-
sent from work and school.
Poore’s speech at the Po-
litical Animals Club luncheon
is scheduled from 11:30 a.m.-1
p.m. at the Arkansas Gover-
nor’s Mansion, 1800 Center
St., Little Rock. The mansion’s
gates will open at 11:15 a.m.
Seating is limited. Registra-
tion is required. Information
about the event, including the
fee for lunch, is available at
https://conta.cc/2Of4guQ.
Japan trip affords
insight into WWII
A group of students and
faculty at the Arkansas School
for Mathematics, Sciences
and the Arts in Hot Springs
recently returned from a visit
with a longtime partner high
school, Tennoji High School
in Osaka, Japan.
The Arkansas students
joined with their Tennoji
counterparts to share a cul-
tural exchange opportunity
through the Japanese Peace
Project, according to informa-
Burglaries
Ar 72113
ka
ns Little Rock area ZIP codes
as
Riv
er
72223
Burns
10
72212 72227 72207
CANTRELL RD.72202
72205
72211
UNIVERSITY
AVE.
72204
VE
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430 RA
72210 AS
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Little Rock
30
72209 367
72103
Little Rock and North Little Rock
CRIME MAPS
arkansasonline.com/crime
ily Tyler, 5 p.m. Nov. 12, 2019, property
valued at $253.29.
v 5412 Baseline Road, 5:20 p.m. Nov. 14,
2019, property value unknown.
v 7621 Geyer Springs Road, 7:15 p.m.
Nov. 14, 2019, property value unknown.
v 9901 Eva Lane, residential, Rowel Tun,
6 p.m. Nov. 13, 2019, property valued at
$1,452.
v 5502 Dickens Lane, residential, Wayne
Crowell, 11:14 a.m. Nov. 14, 2019, proper-
ty value unknown.
v 5316 Stanley Drive, commercial, Clau-
dia Navarro, 12 p.m. Nov. 5, 2019, prop-
erty value unknown.
72103
v 1 Richsmith Circle, residential, Kelly
Brew, 6:30 p.m. Nov. 13, 2019, property
valued at $500.
v 8613 Mabelvale Cut Off Road, resi-
dential, Lisa Esterling, 6:14 p.m. Nov. 11,
2019, property value unknown.
72210
v 9125 Stagecoach Road, commercial,
Candace Johnson, 2:53 a.m. Nov. 11,
2019, property valued at $830.
72211
v 1502 Green Mountain Drive, residential,
Bryson Mathis, 2 p.m., Nov. 7, 2019, prop-
UA notebook
To earn a bachelor’s de-
gree, students attending any
public university in Arkan-
sas must complete a 35-se-
mester-hour core fulfilling
requirements in five areas:
English /communication,
mathematics, science, fine
arts/humanities and social
science. Students at UA
need at least 120 hours to
earn a degree.
Texan set to head
technology office
FAYETTEVILLE — The
university office that works
to move research break-
throughs to the marketplace
has a new leader.
David Snow began Oct.
28 as director of the Tech-
nology Ventures office.
His $240,000 annual sala-
ry is being paid with money
from a $23.7 million Walton
Family Charitable Founda-
tion grant announced last
year, said university spokes-
man Andy Albertson.
The Walton grant aims
to boost the commercializa-
tion of research while also
providing money to attract
research talent, university
leaders have said.
Snow arrived from Texas
Tech University, where he
worked as senior managing
director for the Texas Tech
Office of Research Com-
mercialization. He earned a
doctorate in chemistry from
Texas Tech, where he also
earned a bachelor’s degree
in biochemistry and a mas-
ter’s in electro-analytical
chemistry.
In a statement, Snow de-
scribed an ongoing effort
tion prepared by the school’s
public information specialist,
Donnie Sewell.
The project — created by
the two schools — provided
students from both schools
with the opportunity to learn
about the experience of the
Japanese people after World
War II and the use of atom-
ic bombs on Hiroshima and
Nagasaki.
The math-science school
students began their visit with
a trip to Hiroshima Peace Me-
morial, including the adjacent
park and the museum. They
saw structures that survived
the bombing, which was the
first use of a nuclear weapon
by a nation. They also visited
with a survivor of the bomb-
ing at the museum.
Neil Oatsvall, a history and
Japanese Studies instructor at
the residential school for ju-
niors and seniors, said visiting
the memorial and listening to
the survivor enabled students
to gain a broader understand-
ing of World War II and the
conflict with Japan.
167
72118 72120 67
North Little Rock 440
Park
40 72116 72117
40
72114 70
BROADWAY
72201
630 165
72202
ROOSEVELT RD.
Gillam
72206
Park
530 365
erty valued at $401.
72212
v 11 Pointe Visa Drive, residential, Erin
Healh, 8 a.m. Nov. 8, 2019, property val-
ued at $601.
v 2001 Green Mountain Drive, residential,
James Schrisner, 8:19 p.m. Nov. 12, 2019,
property valued at $886.
72227
v 7708 Cantrell Road, commercial, Sed-
rick Abernathy, 6 p.m. Nov. 7, 2019, prop-
erty valued at $3,600.
v 2006 Sanford Drive, residential, Kro-
shundra Williams, 11:47 p.m. Nov. 11,
2019, property valued at $501.
v 1812 Reservoir Road, residential, Kitty
Holland, 2:30 a.m. Nov. 11, 2019, property
valued at $1,240.
North Little Rock
72114
v 908 W. 24th St., residential, Gilber Cas-
tillo, 9 a.m. Nov. 4, 2019, property valued
at $1,200.
v 1922 W. Short 17th St., residential, Ja-
cob Walthall, 7 p.m. Nov. 5, 2019, proper-
ty valued at $2,875.
72116
v 4500 E. McCain Blvd., residential, Taira
Rosby, 3:04 p.m. Nov. 9, 2019, property
valued at $1,500.
72118
v 1215 Parkway, AC, residential, Brian
Gause, 3 a.m. Nov. 4, 2019, property val-
ued at $700.
to make the Technology
Ventures office “a primary
access point for the North-
west Arkansas innovation
ecosystem.”
The university previous-
ly had an interim director
of Technology Ventures,
Bob Beitle Jr., an engineer-
ing professor and associate
vice chancellor for research,
Albertson said. Before Be-
itle headed the Technology
Ventures office, Jeff Amer-
ine held the director job,
Albertson said.
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Hot Springs questions Arlington’s stability update

DAVID SHOWERS
THE SENTINEL-RECORD
HOT SPRINGS — An up-
date of the structural study that
the Arlington Resort Hotel &
Spa commissioned in 2017 at
the city’s request didn’t address
the condition of the downtown
landmark’s two towers, a pri-
mary area of concern for the
city.
City officials told hotel rep-
resentatives earlier this year
that an updated study was
needed to determine if interim
steps to stabilize the building’s
exterior were necessary while
a more permanent plan of ac-
tion was being considered.
The 2017 study identified
the potential of stucco and
concrete falling from both
towers.
Sky Capital Group CEO
Al Rajabi, who heads the San
Antonio firm that bought the
hotel in July 2017, said the 2017
report confirmed the integrity
of the hotel’s signature archi-
tectural features.
“The 2019 report provid-
ed by Cromwell refers to the
tower conditions in the 2017
report, which affirmed they
are sound,” Rajabi said Friday
in an email that a public rela-
tions company forwarded to
The Sentinel-Record.
A copy of the report that the
city provided the newspaper
in response to a public records
request didn’t address the
towers. Deputy City Manager
Lance Spicer said Thursday
that the city has requested ad-
ditional information about the
towers’ condition. Rajabi told
the city’s chief building official
in an email last month that a
plan for the towers is nearing
completion.
“We are getting very close
to finalizing our plan of attack
on the towers to start renovate/
restoring them,” Rajabi said in
the Oct. 21 email. “We should
be pulling a permit very soon.”
The report from Cromwell
Architects Engineers’ 2017
study said dropping tennis
balls from the towers showed
that loose pieces from their
exterior would land on the
sloped tile roof. Cromwell
recommended fastening tires
to the roof to cushion it from
falling debris. The same was
recommended for the roof be-
low the Central Avenue wing’s
11th floor, where the report said
loose pieces of roof overhang
could fall through the ballroom
roof.
The report from the fol-
low-up to the 2017 study not-
ed no significant changes in
the building’s exterior. It rec-
ommended shoring up loose
stucco above the entrance to
the exhibit hall on Fountain
Street and mending netting
hung above the Central Ave-
nue wing’s seventh floor.
“The netting on the north
end where the two pieces are
spliced together is pulling
apart,” the report said. “Rec-
ommend adding ties to hold
the netting together.”
The report was based on
photos that a drone took of the
hotel Sept. 30 and Cromwell’s
Oct. 9 site visit. It was also
informed by previous reports
and inspections and original
drawings of the building from
1923.
The statement Rajabi sent
Friday said a large capital in-
vestment is in the works.
“As with any historic prop-
erty, it will take several years
to ensure everything is done
correctly,” he said. “We are in
the second phase of the tax
credit process. We have al-
ready invested $6 million in
renovations. We are waiting
on approval from the federal
and state government to move
forward with an additional $56
million in improvements to ful-
fill the vision for the Arlington
and the future of Hot Springs.”
The city had threatened to
close the property if repairs to
the building’s exterior weren’t
completed by November 2017
but backed off after the hotel’s
attorney sent a letter in Sep-
tember 2017 urging the pres-
ervation of records relevant to
a lawsuit the hotel was consid-
ering filing against then-City
Manager David Frasher and
the city in federal court.

Aiming for the top Some pupils to get

free museum entry
TEXARKANA GAZETTE
TEXARKANA — Fourth
graders have the chance to visit
a Texarkana museum free of
charge, thanks to an Arkansas
nonprofit.
The Arkansas Communi-
ty Foundation and the Tex-
arkana Museums System an-
nounced they are underwrit-
ing a program called Pass-
ports for Museums, which
will award up to 750 students
and chaperones free field
trips to any of the system’s
four properties: the Museum
of Regional History, the Ace
of Clubs House, the P.J. Ahern
Home and Discovery Place
Interactive Museum.
Grants are available for
teachers at schools with a fed-
eral free reduced lunch ratio of
at least 65%. Funded field trips
can be scheduled for January
through May.
Applications for Passports
for Museums are open until INSPECTION
Dec.15 at https://bit.ly/2X- CORRECTIONS
oJjBT. More information is RESIDENTAL
available at (903) 793-4831 or REPAIRS
Discovery@TexarkanaMuse-
ums.org.

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20 teams compete in HighSchoolHack event
EMILY BACCAM
THE SENTINEL-RECORD
HOT SPRINGS — The
Arkansas School for Mathe-
matics, Sciences and the Arts
computer science depart-
ment and students with the
school’s robotics and com-
puter science clubs hosted a
10-hour-long statewide cyber-
security competition earlier
this month in the Creativity
and Innovation Complex.
The Nov. 9 competition,
known as the HighSchool-
Hack, drew 20 teams from 15
high schools across Arkansas.
Arkansas School for Mathe-
matics, Sciences, and the Arts
students did not compete, but
rather designed the challeng-
es and staffed the event. This
is the second year the school
has hosted the competition.
The competition consisted
of a series of challenges and
puzzles that focused on such
things as reverse engineering,
cryptography, programming,
pen testing and web vulner-
abilities.
According to the compe-
tition’s website, HighSchool-
Hack is “a Jeopardy-style,
capture the flag competition,”
in which teams work to find
solutions and capture as ma-
ny flags, and therefore points,
as possible before running
out of time. The more diffi-
cult the challenge, the more
points are awarded for com-
pletion of that challenge.
“Each challenge can be
designed to teach a different
skill. So we’re trying to hit
on some basic programming
and cybersecurity skills,” the
Math, Sciences and the Arts
school’s computer science
instructor Nick Seward said.
“HighSchoolHack is not
the kind of event where teams
focus on building a solution
to one problem and walk
away with finished code and
a potential product. What
you walk away with instead
is enhanced understanding of
computer science, cyberse-
curity, the power of intensive
team-building and the knowl-
edge that you just complet-
ed something epic,” the site
states.
Seward called the com-
petition “semi-educational,”
with “good entertainment
value.”
“We don’t want to take
ourselves too seriously,” he
said.
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schools, Hot Springs World
Class High School and Lake
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Health care notebook

KAT STROMQUIST
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Alzheimer’s work
looks at glucose
A University of Arkansas
for Medical Sciences research-
er has explored a connection
between Alzheimer’s disease
and blood sugar levels, garner-
ing national scientific interest.
Steven Barger, who has ap-
pointments in the UAMS geri-
atrics, neurobiology and de-
velopmental sciences depart-
ments, presented his findings
at a news conference at the an-
nual Society for Neuroscience
meeting in Chicago last month.
The professor’s study found
that a protein taking glucose
from blood vessels to brain
neurons doesn’t work as well
in people who have Alzhei-
mer’s disease.
That means the brain isn’t
getting enough glucose, a news
release said. Instead, it’s back-
ing up in the bloodstream,
mimicking diabetes.
The findings cast doubt on
a strong connection previous-
ly theorized between diabetes
and Alzheimer’s disease, and
Barger said they may point
the way toward subjects for
clinical trials dealing with the
degenerative brain illness.
Numerous trials seeking a
drug to slow the progression
of Alzheimer’s disease — cur-
rently incurable — have failed
in recent years, including a
high-profile study with more
than 3,000 participants that
ended because of ineffective-
ness in March.
Last month, drugmaker
Biogen announced that an
updated analysis showed new
promise for that drug, called
aducanumab, reports said.
Alzheimer’s disease is esti-
mated to affect about 56,000
Arkansans, according to data
from the national Alzheimer’s
Association.
Hill backs bill on
veterans’ suicides
A second member of the
Arkansas congressional del-
egation has backed a bill that
aims to prevent suicides in
veterans.
Recently, U.S. Rep. French
Hill joined Rep. Steve Womack
as a co-sponsor of the Improve
Well-Being for Veterans Act.
The bill provides a mech-
anism for financial assistance
from federal departments to
entities working with veterans
and their families to reduce
suicide risk.
Sen. John Boozman intro-
duced a companion bill in the
Senate, and Sen. Tom Cotton
is listed as a co-sponsor. Both
pieces of proposed legislation
have been referred to commit-
tees for review.
Department of Veterans Af-
fairs data shows that nationally,
veteran suicide rates are on the
rise, spiking from 25.5 to 35.8
per 100,000 (adjusted for age)
between 2005 and 2017.

CLARA TURNAGE
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
NLR man accused
of pointing a gun
A North Little Rock man
was arrested Friday after
witnesses said he pointed a
gun at drivers on West Main
Street in Jacksonville, a police
report said.
Jacksonville police arrest-
ed Terrill Tray-Shan Johnson,
21, on a charge of aggravated
assault Friday evening after
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two people flagged down po-
lice to say that Johnson had
pointed a gun at them while
driving, the report said.
Officers found an air soft
pistol and a 9mm handgun in
the vehicle, the report said.
Johnson was being held
without bail Saturday evening
in the Pulaski County jail, ac- Dillard told officers multiple
cording to the jail’s roster. times that she intended to kill
her husband, the report said.
Police: Wife tried Dillard’s husband had
lighter fluid on his pants, and
to set spouse afire there was a burnt piece of
A Little Rock woman tried paper nearby, which officers
to set her husband on fire said was consistent with his
with lighter fluid Thursday account of his wife’s actions.
evening, an arrest report said. Officers said Lakeisha Dillard
Little Rock police arrest- was “too intoxicated” to be
ed Lakeisha Bena Dillard, 44, immediately interviewed.
on Thursday at 5812 Carlyle She was being held with-
Drive on charges of aggra- out bail Saturday evening in
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Higher education notebook
EMILY WALKENHORST
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Military members
to get ASU break
Arkansas State Universi-
ty plans to lower tuition for
active-duty military students
and their spouses to equal the
rate at which the federal gov-
ernment already subsidizes
their tuition.
The scholarship will be
available beginning in Janu-
ary. It’s available to “part-time
and full-time members of the
Arkansas National Guard, as
well as those who are serving
in the Army, Navy, Air Force,
Marines or Coast Guard” and
their spouses, according to a
university announcement.
Chancellor Kelly
Damphousse unveiled the
scholarship plan on Veterans
Day last week, and the uni-
versity plans to release more
information later this month.
Hong Kong rallies
topic of UCA talk
The University of Central
Arkansas will host a lecture
Little Rock notebook
RACHEL HERZOG
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
1-day expansion
of district sought
Little Rock city directors
are scheduled to vote Tues-
day on a one-day expansion
of the River Market Enter-
tainment District boundar-
ies.
The entertainment dis-
trict is a four-block Presi-
dent Clinton Avenue strip
where bar and restaurant
patrons with appropriate
wristbands can legally car-
ry their alcoholic beverages
outside the establishments.
The city Board of Direc-
tors will consider a proposal
to temporarily expand the
North Little Rock notebook
STEPHEN SIMPSON
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Tree, Argenta Plaza
highlight festival
The city of North Little
Rock is preparing for its an-
nual Northern Lights Fes-
tival, which will unveil the
tallest Christmas tree in the
city’s history and the new
Argenta Plaza.
The Northern Lights Fes-
tival is scheduled for Nov.
30, from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.,
on the new Argenta Plaza
at 510 Main Street in North
Little Rock, according to a
news release. Officials said
the city will bring a 38-foot
Christmas tree plus a 4-foot
star to the grand opening of
the plaza in the Argenta Arts
District of North Little Rock.
Attendees can partici-
pate in horse carriage rides;
Prison inmate attacks officer with shank
CLARA TURNAGE
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
A prison inmate attacked
a corrections officer Fri-
day night with a handmade,
foot-long shank, an Arkansas
Department of Correction
spokeswoman said Saturday.
The inmate at the Maxi-
mum Security Unit at Tuck-
er stabbed a sergeant five
times while she was passing
a food tray to him around
4 p.m. Friday, department
spokeswoman Dina Tyler
said. The weapon was a
shank made from a copper
pipe, she said.
The officer was not in-
jured, although there were
multiple holes in her shirt
and stab-resistant vest.
A statement from the de-
partment did not identify
I-40 crashes fatal to Oklahoman, Californian
CLARA TURNAGE
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
A man from California and
a man from Oklahoma died in
crashes on Interstate 40 this
week, according to Arkansas
State Police reports.
Logan R. Carver, 20, died
Friday in a 5:11 a.m. crash on
I-40 near Van Buren in Craw-
ford County, a report said.
Carver’s city of residence was
listed as Bokoshe, Okla., the
report said.
C a r v e r ’ s Fo r d F - 1 5 0
crashed into a tree after
crossing the median, accord-
on its Conway campus Thurs-
day on the topic of protests
in Hong Kong.
Gina Anne Tam, assis-
tant professor of history at
Trinity University in San
Antonio, will speak from
historical and cultural con-
texts, according to a UCA
announcement.
“Attendees will learn how
these protests have trans-
formed into a battle of Hong
Kong’s future, its culture
and its identity apart from
China, and volunteers will
provide voter registration
on site,” the announcement
states.
Protests have been ongo-
ing since this summer, when
the government of Hong
Kong, a former British col-
ony, introduced a bill that
would allow extraditions of
people accused of crimes to
new territories, including
China and Taiwan. Resi-
dents of Hong Kong feared
that the bill would threaten
the region’s democracy and
independence from China.
The lecture, which is free
and open to the public, will
be from 6-7:30 p.m. in the
OUR TOWN
district on Nov. 30, a Satur-
day, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
in support of the Think Big
Shop Small small-business
event. The temporary mea-
sure will add a one-block
section of River Market Av-
enue, from President Clin-
ton Avenue to Second Street,
where street drinking will be
allowed during those hours.
The city’s planning and
development staff recom-
mends its approval.
Bond issue to aid
firm on agenda
The Little Rock Board of
Directors on Tuesday will
consider the issuance of up
to $35 million in industrial
revenue bonds to benefit
OUR TOWN
a market of locally made
goods; food trucks and li-
bations; a kids’ zone with
photos with Santa and Mrs.
Claus and making holiday
cards for veterans; story
time with Laman Library on
a Rock Region Metro street-
car; carolers and actors from
Argenta Community The-
ater’s A Christmas Carol in
period costume, and more.
Free street parking is avail-
able downtown.
Food security focus
of new program
The St. Joseph Center
of Arkansas in North Little
Rock is launching a new
AmeriCorps program called
Full Circle FarmCorps.
The program is designed
to promote food security —
access to affordable, nutri-
tious food — and strength-
the inmate or the officer.
“A Correctional Sergeant
at the Maximum Security
Unit is alive tonight because
she did everything right
when an inmate viciously
attacked her,” the statement
read. “She responded with
defensive tactics, radioed for
help and held him off until
officers swarmed him.”
The statement said the
inmate wanted to “settle the
score” after the sergeant had
taken contraband from him
earlier in the day. The shank
is shown next to a ruler in a
photo posted to the depart-
ment’s Facebook page. The
sharpened copper pipe ap-
pears to be about 13 inches
long.
Tyler said the inmate
ripped the pipe out of the
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ing to the report. No one else
was injured.
Frank Joseph Falls, 65, of
Ramona, Calif., died Tuesday
in a 2:15 p.m. crash off I-40
near Hazen in Prairie Coun-
ty, the report said. Falls’ Ken-
worth truck crossed into the
median and struck a tree, a
UCA College of Business
Auditorium.
Film focus on civil
rights, health care
Arkansas State Universi-
ty will host a conversation
Tuesday about the intersec-
tion of civil rights struggles
and health care.
The school will show a
documentary, Power to He-
al: Medicare and the Civil ROOTED IN THE PAST,
Rights Revolution, followed
by guest speaker, Karen
DEDICATED TO THE FUTURE
Kruse Thomas.
Thomas is a school his-
1819 1820s 1830s
torian at Johns Hopkins
Bloomberg School of Public
Health and was an adviser
for the film, according to an
ASU announcement. The
film was partially based on
Thomas’s book Deluxe Jim
Crow: Civil Rights and Amer-
ican Health Policy 1935-1954,
the announcement states.
The event, which is free
and open to the public,
starts at 5 p.m. with the film
screening in Room 1028 of
the Humanities and Social
Sciences building on the
Jonesboro campus.
1840s 1850s 1860s
a manufacturing company
that’s adding 90 jobs at the
Port of Little Rock.
HMS Manufacturing Co.
announced in October that
it will produce and distrib-
ute products from an exist-
ing warehouse facility at the
port.
Arkansas law allows mu-
nicipalities to issue indus-
trial revenue bonds to ben-
efit private companies and
provide eligible businesses
with competitive financing 1870s 1880s 1890s
options for property, plant
and equipment expenses.
If the company uses in-
dustrial revenue bonds to
finance real and personal
property, there are poten-
tial property tax abatements
during the life of the bond.
en communities through
farming, teaching, and out-
reach, a news release said.
FarmCorps is recruiting 1900s 1910s 1920s
nine AmeriCorps members
to serve 1,200 hours each at
seven sites throughout Pu-
laski County, where Feeding
America reports there are an
estimated 75,980 food inse-
cure people.
The AmeriCorps mem-
bers will support gardens,
teach nutrition, and engage
volunteers for an eight-
month commitment from
January through August at
the following sites in Pu-
laski County: the Arkansas
Hunger Relief Alliance, Ar-
kansas Interfaith Power & 1930s 1940s 1950s
Light, Dunbar Community
Garden, Ferncliff Camp and
Conference Center, Heifer
International, North Little
Rock Fit 2 Live, and the St.
Joseph Center of Arkansas.
sink in his cell.
The inmate has since
been moved to the Varner
SuperMax lockup, Tyler
said.
An investigation is under-
way, after which the prison-
er could face more restric-
tive housing and other dis- 1960s 1970s 1980s
ciplinary actions.
The released statement
said the inmate has attacked
other prisoners and officers
in the past. He is serving life
without parole after a con-
viction in two homicides,
Tyler said.
Without the protective
vest, the officer who was
attacked Friday “very well
could be dead,” Tyler said.
“I think sometimes people
gloss over the dangers these
officers face.”
1990s 2000s 2019
report said.
Road conditions were dry
at the time of both crashes,
the reports said.
Arkansas’
Newspaper

Crossbow
v Continued from Page 1B
leaders lured the National
Crossbow Tournament to
Huntsville, according to Ma-
rie Demeroukas, a photo ar-
chivist and research librarian
at Shiloh Museum of Ozark
History in Springdale.
For the previous four
years, the medieval-themed
tournament was held in
Blanchard Springs, Demer-
oukas wrote in the museum’s
newsletter, Shiloh Scrapbook.
Stevens started the tour-
nament in Blanchard Springs
in 1954, said Demeroukas. He
moved to Huntsville along
with the tournament.
The Crossbowettes would
perform a variety of trick
shots, according to Shiloh
Scrapbook. On Sunday after-
noons, they would perform
for patrons of the Crossbow
Restaurant, on the north side
of the building.
Pat Woollen of Huntsville,
a former Crossbowette, said
she would shoot targets over
her shoulder using a mirror
smaller than a postage stamp
that Stevens had attached to
her crossbow.
“I am the only one who
shot backwards,” said Wool-
len.
She still has the crossbow
that Stevens made for her.
Woollen said the Cross-
bowettes performed in other
towns and regularly at the
State Fair in Little Rock. As
part of the entertainment,
Woollen said she would ride a
horse and lance wooden rings
Filings
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way and Republican Samuel
Strain from Mayflower are
vying for Houston’s seat.
m In District 8, Democrat
Kimberly Maslin and Repub-
licans Matt Brown and Mike
Angel, all from Conway, filed
for Toal’s spot.
m In District 13, Democrat
Allison Vetter and Repub-
lican Jake Moss, both from
Conway, are vying for Cate’s
vacant seat.
Brown and Angel will face
each other in the March 3 pri-
mary to determine the nomi-
nee. Party nominees will face
each other in the Nov. 3 gen-
eral election.
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garage’s waiting room.
hanging from a swinging pole.
“You almost needed to
be a tomboy because you
had to like to ride horses
and you had to know a little
about mechanics,” said Wool-
len. “Our side sheath held a
screwdriver. The sights on a
crossbow, they’d get bumped
and turn a little bit, and we’d
have to adjust the sights for
25 yards or 50 yards.”
Yates said Stevens initial-
tices of the peace — Rosie
Roland, District 5; Tyler La-
chowsky, District 6; Kris Ken-
drick, District 9; and Andy
Shock, District 10 — are run-
ning for reelection and drew
competitors for the seats.
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Republican, will run against
Crystal Certain, a Democrat
from Conway, in the Nov. 3
general election.
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Republican, will face Barrett
Petty, a Democrat from Con-
way, in the general election.
m In District 9, Kendrick, a Re-
publican, will face Dee Sand-
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in the general election.
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ly made crossbows solely by
hand but later established
a small assembly line at his
Stevens Crossbow Corp. in
Huntsville.
In an Oct. 26, 1958, column
for the Arkansas Gazette,
Ernie Deane wrote that Ste-
vens believed “an Arkansas
community can become the
nation’s crossbow capital, a
center for its manufacture
and of competition in its use.
Five incumbent Quorum
Court members filed for re-
election, but drew no compet-
itors. They are Justin Knight,
a Republican for District 1;
Randy Higgins, a Republican
for District 2; Tyler Pearson, a
Democrat for District 7; John
Pickett, a Democrat for Dis-
trict 11; and Gerald Boyer, a
Republican for District 12.
Teresa Horton, Faulkner
County election coordinator,
said that she doesn’t antici-
pate any major changes to
election procedures for next
year’s cycle because officials
have been using new elec-
tion equipment since the fall
of 2017.
“I do not foresee any new
challenges in this upcoming
election year,” Horton said.
“Finding enough qualified
v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 5B
Sixty years ago,
Huntsville was a
hotbed of crossbow
activity. The
National Crossbow
Tournament was
held there, and the
Crossbowettes were
Huntsville royalty.
That was the name
of the Huntsville
High School girls
crossbow team.
formance was in 1967, and the
last crossbow tournament in
Huntsville was in 2003, wrote
Demeroukas.
Yates said he spent from
$200 to $500 for each cross-
bow in his waiting room. He
keeps an alert on eBay, so he’s
notified when certain cross-
NWA Democrat-Gazette/DAVID GOTTSCHALK bows are posted for sale.
He’s seen Stevens cross-
bows for sale as far away as
Europe.
Huntsville, the seat of moun- Marines from state recruiting Shiloh Museum held a re-
tainous Madison County, is headquarters in Little Rock union of former Huntsville
the place where he is now serving as judges of the tour- Crossbowettes on Friday. An
making his effort.” nament. exhibit at the museum called
Deane, along with hun- But the crossbow enthu- “Scenes of Madison County”
dreds of other people, attend- siasm tapered off during the contains some Crossbowette
ed the National Crossbow turbulent ’60s. memorabilia. It will be on dis-
Tournament that month on The last Crossbowette per- play through Dec. 14.
Governors Hill, overlooking
Huntsville.
He described it as color-
ful, with the Crossbowettes
performing and a squad of
poll workers is always a chal-
lenge.”
Faulkner County uses
voting centers — permanent
locations around the county.
Residents can vote at any of
the six early voting locations
or any of the 22 voting cen-
ters on Election Day regard-
less of their Faulkner County
addresses.
Arkansas’
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Judicial candidates
This is a list of candidates Division 1 pepper Jerry Don Ramey Division 2 Chris Jester Little Rock 3
who filed this month for Rob Ratton DISTRICT 8-SOUTH Division 2 Bobby Digby Judge Mark R. Johnson Judge Mark D. Leverett
court-related positions, in- Judge Tom Garner Division 1 David H. McCormick City Attorney Josh Farmer Division 2 North Little Rock 1
cluding a special election for Division 2 Judge Carlton D. Jones Division 3 Division 3 Alex Stephen Bigger Judge Paula Juels Jones
prosecuting attorney. Judge Michelle Huff Circuit Judge Terry Sullivan Josh Newton North Little Rock 2
Division 3
Division 2
City Attorney Brent Houston
DISTRICT 12
Court elections are nonpar- Judge Brent Haltom DISTRICT 16 Judge Dale Lipsmeyer Judge Randy Morley
tisan. The judicial general Timothy F. Watson, Sr. Division 3 Division 1 Division 4 Pulaski
Judge Carol Collins
election will be March 3, the Judge Adam Weeks District Judge Wren Autrey Circuit Judge Robert Her- Judge Wayne Gruber
Judge Holly Meyer District Judge Brian Mueller
same day as the Republican Hollie Wilson zfeld Sherwood
DISTRICT 9-EAST Division 2
and Democratic primaries. Joe Grider
Judge Don McSpadden DISTRICT 23 DISTRICT 13 Judge Milas “Butch” Hale III
DISTRICT 4 Division 1 Judge Lance Wright
Judge Blake Batson Division 3 Division 1 DISTRICT 32
ARKANSAS SUPREME Division 1 Circuit Judge Lee Harrod Judge Barbara Elmore DISTRICT 14
DISTRICT 9-WEST Division 1
COURT Judge Doug Martin Division 4 Division 2 District Judge Chaney Taylor
Division 1 Circuit Judge Tim Weaver Circuit Judge Ashley Parker Brent Standridge
Division 2 DISTRICT 15
Judge Tom Cooper Division 3 Clay Ford
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Judge John Threet DISTRICT 17 Prosecuting Attorney Henry
Division 3 Division 2 Judge Sandy Huckabee Division 2
POSITION 4 Division 1 Boyce District Judge Stephanie
Judge Stacey Zimmerman Bryan L. Chessir, Prosecut-
Barbara Womack Webb ing Attorney Daniel Brock DISTRICT JUDGE Judge Barbara A. Griffin Casady
Robert L. Depper III Carla Fuller STATE DISTRICT COURT
Judge Morgan “Chip” Welch Division 4 DISTRICT 17
DISTRICT 10 Division 2 DISTRICT 33
ARKANSAS COURT OF Judge Cristi Beaumont Division 1, Subdistrict 10.2 Mark Pate DISTRICT 1 Judge Dan Stidham Billy Jack Gibson
APPEALS Division 5 Tim Leonard Division 3 Division 1 DISTRICT 18 Jace Roberts
Judge Beth Storey Bryan City Attorney James A. Ham- Judge Craig Hannah Judge Chris M. Griffin Chickasawba Amburr Drury
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE Division 8 ilton Division 2 Judge Shannon Langston
DISTRICT 2, POSITION 2 Conrad Odom Crews Puryear DISTRICT 18-EAST Judge Ray Bunch DISTRICT 34
Osceola
Mieka Hatcher Division 2, At Large Division 1 Division 3 Daren J. Nelson
Court of Appeals Judge Judge Donald Betterton
Mike Murphy
Diane Warren Priscilla Copelin-Abernathy Shane Ethridge David Bailey Catherine Palmer Dean Tom Wynne
Tim Snively Laurie Bridewell Judge Ralph Ohm A.J. Anglin
DISTRICT 4, POSITION 1 Brian Hogue Division 2 Division 4 DISTRICT 19 DISTRICT 35
Frank Spain Jack W. Barker
Court of Appeals Judge Division 3, At Large Cecilia Dyer Judge Jeff Conner Division 1
DISTRICT 5 Brian Johnson Judge David Kueter Boling
Brandon Harrison Division 1 Robert Bynum Gibson III DISTRICT 2 DISTRICT 37
DISTRICT 4, POSITION 2 James Dunham Judge Wade Naramore Division 2 Tommy Potter
DISTRICT 11-EAST Division 3 Division 1 Judge Tommy Fowler
Judge Jeff Harper Jeffery C. Sams
Prosecuting Attorney Steph- Judge William “Bill” Pearson Division 1 Circuit Judge Lynn Williams
anie Potter Barrett Division 2 Donna D. Galloway Division 2 DISTRICT 20 DISTRICT 38
Division 4 Judge Ron Hunter
Judge Emily White Judge Gordon W. “Mack” Judge Marcia Hearnsberger Judge Graham H. Nations Judge Tony Yocom
McCain Jr. DISTRICT 11-WEST Division 3
DISTRICT 5 Division 2, Subdistrict 11.2 DISTRICT 21 DISTRICT 39
Division 3 DISTRICT 18-WEST Judge Clinton (Casey) District Judge Fred Thorne
James McMenis Judge Ken D. Coker, Jr. Circuit Judge Robert H. Wy- Division 1 Jones Ebony Gulley
Court of Appeals Judge att, Jr. Prosecuting Attorney Andy Division 4 DISTRICT 22 Judge David Graham
Mark Klappenbach DISTRICT 6 Division 3, Subdistrict 11.2 Riner Jason A. Carter
Terra Stephenson DISTRICT 40
Division 2, Subdistrict 6.2 Mac Norton Patrick McDaniel Judge Durwood W. King
David Dero Phillips
CIRCUIT JUDGE Scott Richardson Therese Free Mark N. Scalise
Judge Randy L. Hill
Hugh Finkelstein Tom Owens DISTRICT 19-EAST DISTRICT 23
DISTRICT 1 Division 1 Division 1 DISTRICT 41
Casey Tucker Division 5, At Large DISTRICT 3 Department 1
Division 2, Subdistrict 1.2 Division 3, Subdistrict 6.2 Judge Jodi Dennis Circuit Judge Scott Jackson Judge Dale Ramsey Eric R. Kennedy
Danny Glover Judge Cathi Compton Division 2 Judge Joe Graham
Division 6, At Large DISTRICT 19-WEST DISTRICT 4 Department 2
Division 3, Subdistrict 1.2 Division 4, Subdistrict 6.2 Circuit Judge Earnest E. Judge Mark Derrick
Gary J. Mitchusson Division 1 Gail Inman-Campbell Meredith Switzer
Judge Herbert T. Wright Brown, Jr. Circuit Judge Robin Green DISTRICT 24
Judge Christopher Morledge Division 6, Subdistrict 6.2 DISTRICT 5 Mark Steven Fraiser
Division 5, At Large DISTRICT 12 Division 2 Judge Danny Thrailkill
Circuit Judge Tim Fox Circuit Judge Brad Karren Judge Charles “Chuck” Bak- OTHER DISTRICT
Judge David Carruth Division 7, Subdistrict 6.2 Division 1 er DISTRICT 25
Circuit Judge Stephen Tabor Division 3 COURTS
Andrew Coleman Circuit Judge Barry Sims Division 1
Kathie Hess Division 4 Circuit Judge Thomas E. DISTRICT 6 Judge Ann Beane Hudson ARKANSAS COUNTY
Division 8, Subdistrict 6.1 Smith Fort Smith 1
Suzanne Lumpkin Judge Leigh T. Zuerker Division 2 DISTRICT COURT
DISTRICT 2 Division 5 Division 4 Amy Grimes
Tjuana Byrd Judge Mike Smith NORTH
Division 1, At Large Judge Gunner DeLay Judge John R. Scott Judge Jim O’Hern
Division 9, At Large Division 5 Fort Smith 2 DISTRICT 26 Judge Jeremy Bueker
Judge Pamela Honeycutt Judge Andy Gill Division 6
Division 2, At Large Phil Milligan Circuit Judge Xollie Duncan Just Josh Bugeja Judge Reid Harrod
LaTonya Laird Austin ARKANSAS COUNTY
Judge Richard Lusby Rita Howard Watkins Division 6 Jason Hunter DISTRICT 27
Division 10, Subdistrict 6.1 Judge Doug Schrantz Wendy Sharum
DISTRICT COURT
Division 3, Subdistrict 2.2 Jonathan Q. Warren Greg Magness Judge Melinda N. French
Division 7 Division 7 Fort Smith 3 SOUTH
Chris Thyer Shanice Johnson
Division 4, At Large Dianna Hewitt Ladd Christine Horwart Judge Claire Borengasser DISTRICT 28 Judge B. Park Eldridge, Jr.
Lott Rolfe Tony Noblin District Judge Bruce Ander- Fulton County District Court
Circuit Judge Cindy Thyer Sam Terry Michael Gean Pierce
Division 11, Subdistrict 6.2 son
Division 5, At Large DISTRICT 20 Greenwood Judge Larry Kissee
Judge Patricia James DISTRICT 13 District Judge Michael Wag-
Tom Young Division 13, Subdistrict 6.2 Division 3 Division 1 DISTRICT 29 Howard County District Court
Skip Mooney Jr. Judge Susan Weaver oner Division 1
Judge Mike Reif Judge Edwin Keaton Judge Jessica Steel Gunter
Division 7, At Large Division 14, Subdistrict 6.2 Division 4 Division 2 DISTRICT 7 Judge Kim Bridgforth
Mary Lile Broadaway Division 2 Izard County District Court
Tom Barron Circuit Judge Robin J. Car- Circuit Judge Troy Braswell R. Kevin Barham
R. Scott Troutt Andrew “Andy” Ballard roll Division 3 Rep. Sarah Capp Kandice Bell Judge David E. Miller
Division 8, Subdistrict 2.2 Shawn Johnson Division 5 City Attorney Chuck Claw- Judge Paul A. Efurd Judge John Kearney Little River County District
Kimberly Boling Bibb Division 15, Subdistrict 6.2 Circuit Judge David W. Tall- son Beth Wright Efrem Neely Court
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DISTRICT 8 Judge John C. Finley, III
Division 9, At Large Jay Shue Division 6 Circuit Judge David M. Clark Judge Phillip Green
Circuit Judge Melissa Bris- Amy Dunn Johnson District Court Judge Donald Monroe County District Court
Spencer G. Singleton District 20, Division 5 DISTRICT 30
tow Richardson Bourne Brinkley
Circuit Judge H. G. Foster
Division 10, At Large DISTRICT 7 DISTRICT 14 DISTRICT 9
Division 1
Judge John W. Martin
Circuit Judge Dan Ritchey Division 1 Division 1 DISTRICT 21 Judge Teresa Hallum Smith
Division 1 Division 2 Sevier County District Court
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District Judge Chris Carna-
Circuit Judge Randy Phil- Division 2 Judge Deanna “Suzie” Lay- Division 2 DISTRICT 31 Stone County District Court
han
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Little Rock 1 ATTORNEY
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Prosecuting Attorney Scott Johnnie Abbott Copeland District Judge Jason Duffy DISTRICT 21
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Ellington DISTRICT 11
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Primary candidates
These are candidates for J. Glenn Smith (Ind) Clarke Tucker (D) District 20 District 39 District 60 Gwen Ford Faulkenberry (D)
U.S. president, Congress Congressman French Hill District 34 John Maddox (R) Mark Lowery (R) Rep. Fran Cavenaugh (R) District 83
and the state Legislature (R) Alisa Blaize Dixon (D) District 21 Kayla Applegate (D) District 61 Rep. Keith Slape (R)
who filed this month at the District 3 Sen. Jane English (R) Jim Reynolds (R) District 40 Marsh Davis (R) District 84
state Capitol. Congressman Steve Wom- Rep. Marcus Richmond (R) David Ray (R) District 62 Rep. Denise Garner (D)
ack (R) ARKANSAS HOUSE OF District 22 Allison Dougan (Ind) Michelle Gray (R) District 85
Abbreviations: Democrat, Michael J. Kalagias (L) REPRESENTATIVES Richard Alvin Midkiff (R) David M. Dougan (Ind) District 63 Brian Hester (R)
(D); Republican, (R); Lib- Celeste Williams (D) District 1 Jack Wells (R) Karyn Maynard (R) Rep. Stu Smith (R) David Whitaker (D)
ertarian, (L); Independent
District 4 Rep. Carol Dalby (R) Justice of the Peace Richard District 41 District 64 District 86
(Ind). Rep. Bruce Westerman (R) District 2 McGrew (R) Rep. Karilyn Brown (R) Rep. John Payton (R) John S. LaTour (R)
Other than abbreviation of Frank Gilbert (L) Rep. Lane Jean (R) Judy Bowers (L) Jannie M. Cotton (D) District 65 Rep. Nicole Clowney (D)
titles, names are shown as William H. Hanson (D) District 3 District 23 Zach Randall (D) David Norman (D) District 87
they were filed. Larry D. Faulkner, Sr. (D) Lanny Fite (R) District 42 Rep. Rick Beck (R) Michael Bennett-Spears (D)
ARKANSAS SENATE District 24 Mark Perry (D) Robin Lundstrum (R)
The Democratic and Repub- Danny Watson (R) District 66
lican primaries are March District 1 District 4 Rep. Bruce Cozart (R) District 43 Rep. Josh Miller (R) District 88
3, as is the judicial general Bart Hester (R) Rep. DeAnn Vaught (R) District 25 Brian S. Evans (R) District 67 Rep. Clint Penzo (R)
election. The general elec- Ronetta Francis (D) District 5 Rep. Les Warren (R) District 44 Rep. Stephen Meeks (R) Hawley Woods (D)
tion is Nov. 3. District 2 Chase McDowell (R) District 26 Rodney Govens (D) Steve Wilson (D) District 89
Ryan Craig (D) Rep. David Fielding (D) Rick McClure (R) Rep. Cameron Cooper (R) District 68 Rep. Megan Godfrey (D)
U.S. PRESIDENT Sen. Jim Hendren (R)
District 6 Joyce Schimenti (D) District 45 Lisa L. Hassell (D) Jed Duggar (R)
District 7 Matthew J. Shepherd (R) Lorna Nobles (R) Rep. Jim Wooten (R) Stan Berry (R) District 90
Julian Castro (D) Sen. Lance Eads (R) District 27 District 46 Kendon Underwood (R)
Tulsi Gabbard (D) District 7 District 69
District 11 Rep. Sonia Eubanks Barker Gary Fults (Ind)
Rep. Les Eaves (R)
Rep. Aaron Pilkington (R) Chris Latimer (R)
Michael R. Bloomberg (D) Sen. Jimmy Hickey, Jr. (R) Rep. Julie Mayberry (R) District 47 Kelly Ross Kraut (D)
Andrew Yang (D) (R) District 70
District 12 George Calloway, Jr. (D) District 28 Craig Christiansen (R)
Rep. Spencer Hawks (R)
Jana Della Rosa (R)
Bill Weld (R) Sen. Bruce Maloch (D) Tony Furman (R) District 48 District 91
Michael Bennet (D) Charles Beckham (R) District 8 Patricia Ashley (Ind) Rep. Reginald Murdock (D) District 71 Jorge Becker (R)
Joe Sestak (D) Christopher Ogburn (D) Rep. Joe Cloud (R)
District 13 Marietta McClure (R) District 49 Scott Richardson (R)
Donald J. Trump (R) Brandon Overly (D)
Rep. Jeffrey R. Wardlaw (R)
District 29 Justin Reeves (D) District 72 Nick Jones (D)
Marianne Williamson (D) Jeff Crow (R) District 9 Fred Love (D) Rep. Steve Hollowell (R) James B. Phillips (R) Delia Haak (R)
Tom Steyer (D) Rep. LeAnne Burch (D) District 50 Rep. Steve Magie (D) District 92
Sen. Alan Clark (R) District 30
Cory Booker (D) District 16 Howard Beaty (R)
Fred Allen (D) Rep. Milton Nicks, Jr. (D) District 73 Rep. Gayla Hendren McKen-
Steve Bullock (D) Sen. Breanne Davis (R) District 10 District 31 District 51 Mary Bentley (R) zie (R)
John K. Delaney (D) District 21 Rep. Mike Holcomb (R) Mazhil Rajendran (D) Rep. Deborah Ferguson (D) District 74 District 93
Roque “Rocky” De La Fuen- Sen. John Cooper (R) District 11 Keith Brooks (R) District 52 Shawn Bates (R) Daisy Bonilla (D)
te (R) Rep. Dan Sullivan (R) Rep. Don Glover (D) Councilman RJ Hawk (R) Dwight Tosh (R) June Anteski (D) Jim Dotson (R)
Joseph R. Biden (D) District 22 Mark D. McElroy (R) Sandy Furrer (Ind) District 53 Curtis J. Varnell (R) District 94
Elizabeth Warren (D) Sen. Dave Wallace (R) District 12 District 32 Mayor Jon Milligan (R) Rep. Jon S. Eubanks (R) Adrienne Woods (R)
Mosie Boyd (D) District 23 David Tollett (R) Ashley Hudson (D) Shawn Only (D) District 75 John P. Carr (R)
Kamala Harris (D) Sen. Ronald Caldwell (R) Rep. Chris Richey (D) Rep. Jim Sorvillo (R) Cole Peck (R) Lee Johnson (R) Jene Huffman-Gilreath (D)
Pete Buttigieg (D) District 25 District 13 District 33 Councilman Bobby Long (R) District 76 District 95
Amy Klobuchar (D) Sen. Stephanie Flowers (D) Rep. David Hillman (R) Rep. Tippi McCullough (D) District 54 Caleb Harwell (D) Rep. Austin McCollum (R)
Bernie Sanders (D) Efrem Elliott (D) District 14 District 34 Rep. Johnny Rye (R) Rep. Cindy Crawford (R) District 96
C.L. Gammon (Ind) District 26 Christia Jones (Ind) Lee D. Miller (D) District 55 District 77 Jon Comstock (D)
Bill Dunklin (R) Rick Bransford (D) Ryan D. Davis (D) Gary Tobar (R) Stephen Edwards (L) Justice of the Peace Joshua
U.S. SENATE Rep. Roger Dale Lynch (R) Rep. Justin Boyd (R)
Sen. Eddie L. Cheatham (D) Joy C. Springer (D) Rep. Monte Hodges (D) Bryant (R)
Ricky Dale Harrington Jr. (L) Ben Gilmore (R) District 15 Roderick Greer Talley (Ind) District 56 District 78 District 97
Sen. Tom Cotton (R) District 27 Wayne Willems (L) District 35 Joe Jett (R) Rep. Jay Richardson (D) Suzie Bell (D)
Dan Whitfield (Ind) Sen. Trent Garner (R) Rep. Ken Bragg (R) Andrew Collins (D) District 57 District 79 Harlan Breaux (R)
Keidra Burrell (D) District 16 District 36 Rep. Jimmy Gazaway (R) Rep. Gary Deffenbaugh (R) District 98
U.S. HOUSE OF Rep. Ken Ferguson (D) District 80
Garry L. Smith (D) Russell Williams III (D) District 58 Rep. Ron McNair (R)
REPRESENTATIVES District 28 District 17 Denise Ennett (D) Ken Yarbrough (R) Lou Reed Sharp (D) District 99
District 1 Sen. Jonathan Dismang (R) Rep. Vivian Flowers (D) District 37 Jim Burton (D) Rep. Charlene Fite (R) Rep. Jack Fortner (R)
Congressman Rick Crawford District 29 District 18 Rep. Jamie Scott (D) Rep. Brandt Smith (R) District 81 District 100
(R) Sen. Ricky Hill (R) Rep. Richard Womack (R) District 38 District 59 Rep. Bruce Coleman (R) Kevin Vornheder (L)
District 2 District 32 District 19 Matthew Stallings (D) Reginald (Ray) Prunty (D) District 82 Paige Dillard Evans (R)
Sen. Joyce Elliott (D) Bob Thomas (R) Rep. Justin Gonzales (R) Carlton Wing (R) Rep. Jack Ladyman (R) Mark H. Berry (R) Rep. Nelda Speaks (R)
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cans will challenge one of the who have filed
two House districts in Wash- so far
ington County that they lost arkansasonline.com/elections/
to Democrats in 2018.
In total, the Republican
Party fielded 103 candidates
in 85 House races and 19 can-
didates in 16 Senate races.
By comparison, the Demo-
cratic Party fielded 58 candi-
dates in 54 House races and
11 candidates in nine Senate
races. Half of the races the
party is contesting are in Pu-
laski County or Northwest
Arkansas.
Janine Parry, a professor of
political science at the Uni-
versity of Arkansas, Fayette-
ville, said independent vot-
ers in the suburbs “showing
a willingness to move back
and forth” on national poli-
tics were likely driving both
parties’ focus in 2020.
“To the extent that Arkan-
sas has those suburban areas
and those voters, you’re see-
ing contests,” Parry said.
In Pulaski County, Ashley
Hudson became the latest
Democrat to try to unseat
three-term incumbent Repub-
lican state Rep. Jim Sorvillo
in House District 32. The dis-
trict, encompassing much of
the west Little Rock suburbs,
including Chenal Valley, by
2020 will be the only House
district that has been contest-
ed by both parties in every
election this decade.
Republicans have won ev-
ery time.
“I’m not surprised by any
means,” Sorvillo said last
week about having an oppo-
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nent, then saying about Dem-
ocrats in the state House, “my
colleagues up there always
have kind words for me.”
Sorvillo said the advocacy
group Moms Demand Action
for Gun Sense in America had
been active in recruiting can-
didates in the area. He said he
planned to meet with a local
chapter, calling background
checks on gun purchases “rea-
sonable.”
“There’s been legislation
that’s riled them up,” Sorvillo
said.
Hudson said that while
she and her husband are gun
owners and that she is friends
with Moms Demand mem-
bers, she was not recruited
by the group. She said she
supports some of the group’s
aims, such as passing univer-
sal background checks.
“The day after yet another
school shooting, it’s impos-
sible to ignore the work that
[Moms Demand is] doing,”
Hudson said, referring to
Thursday’s shooting at a San-
ta Clarita, Calif., high school
that left two students and the
gunman dead.
In Northwest Arkansas,
Democrats are hoping to
make inroads in the tradition-
ally Republican region where
they picked up two House
seats in 2018.
Rep. Megan Godfrey,
D-Springdale, who narrowly
edged out a Republican in-
cumbent last year, will defend
her seat against newcomer Jed
Duggar, a 20-year-old member
of the Duggar family, known
from the TV show 19 Kids and
Counting. Her colleague, Rep.
Denise Garner, D-Fayetteville,
will not face a challenger af-
ter handily beating then-Rep.
Charlie Collins last year.
Parry, the political science
professor, said that national-
ly, women set records for the
number of races they ran in
and won last year. In Arkan-
sas, the 26 women now serv-
ing in the 100-seat House is
a record.
For the 2020 elections, the
Democratic field is 41% wom-
en in state legislative races,
while the Republican field is
made up of 18% women.
Robert Coon, a Republican
consultant and lobbyist, said
that Democrats likely will try
to tap into the activity among
female voters, especially in
urban areas, but that Repub-
licans still hold a strategic
advantage to keeping their
large majorities in the state
Legislature.
Republicans hold 26 seats
and Democrats nine seats
in the Senate. In the House,
where there are two vacan-
cies, Republicans hold 75
seats to the Democrats’ 23. At
the beginning of the decade,
Democrats were the majority
party in the Legislature.
“There seem to be more
opportunities at the ballot
boxes for Republican pickups
than Democratic pickups,”
Coon said, pointing to sever-
al Democratic incumbents in
rural south Arkansas who are
facing GOP challengers.
One of those challengers,
Republican Ben Gilmore,
agreed, saying that voters in
southeast Arkansas have long
held conservative values of
supporting tax cuts and op-
posing abortion, while elect-
ing Democrats to the state
Legislature.
“What a lot of people
thought was a largely blue re-
gion was due to the fact that
they didn’t have a choice,”
Gilmore said. “Republicans
hadn’t stepped up to run.”
Gilmore is running against
Sen. Eddie Cheatham, D-Cros-
sett, who was unopposed in
his last election and defeated
a Republican candidate by 355
votes in 2012.
In an overlapping state
House district, Rep. LeAnne
Burch, D-Monticello, is fac-
ing her first challenger after
two terms in the House. She
said Democrats’ “experience
and leadership,” in supporting
policies such as GOP Gov. Asa
Hutchinson’s highway plan
and the state’s private-option
Medicaid expansion program
would help keep rural voters
in their camp.
“That’s what Democrats
have right now,” Burch said.
The presidential ticket
featuring Donald Trump and
other federal races at the top
of ballot likely will drive vot-
er turnout and its subsequent
effect on legislative races, pol-
iticians and experts said.
“You can’t rule out the
Trump factor in this race,”
said Gilmore.
In the only statewide par-
tisan race next year, U.S. Sen
Tom Cotton, a Republican
from Dardanelle, has no Dem-
ocratic opponent after Ma-
hony dropped out just hours
after the filing deadline, citing
family health concerns. Dem-
ocratic Party leaders have said
they are looking at options to
replace Mahony, though Re-
publicans have promised to
sue if they do.
All four of Arkansas’ in-
cumbent Republican mem-
bers of the U.S. House filed
for re-election, and three of
them face opposition from
Democrats.
Mahony’s exit from the
race and Republican strength
in most of the state’s congres-
sional districts — Democrats
managed to get more than a
third of the vote in just one,
central Arkansas’ 2nd Dis-
trict, in 2018 — could place a
drag on Democratic turnout,
said Coon, the GOP consul-
tant.
“Having a candidate on
the ballot talking about the
issues is helpful,” Coon said.
“You really just have a big
gap between people voting
for president and then your
state legislative races.”
The leader of the state
Democratic Party, Chairman
Michael John Gray, said the
presidential race would be
enough to drive turnout, with
some additional support from
state legislative and county of-
fice candidates.
“We’re not concerned
about turnout in a presiden-
tial year,” Gray said.
Besides Republican and
Democratic candidates, the
number of third-party and
independent candidate fil-
ings saw a decline from 2018,
when Libertarians and inde-
pendents filed for more than
a dozen state legislative races,
as well as for every statewide
and federal race.
Only four Libertarians
filed for legislative offices in
2020, along with seven inde-
pendent candidates.
In the U.S. Senate race,
Cotton will face Libertarian
Ricky Dale Harrington along
with independent candidate
Dan Whitfield. Three of the
state’s four congressional rac-
es also feature Libertarian or
independent candidates.
The party primaries are
March 3, as is the nonparti-
san judicial general election.
The top race is the Arkansas
Supreme Court’s Position 4,
which has two candidates,
Barbara Womack Webb and
Pulaski County Circuit Judge
Morgan “Chip” Welch. Webb
is the wife of Doyle Webb,
chairman of the Republican
Party of Arkansas, and works
for the Workers’ Compensa-
tion Commission.
The Arkansas Court of Ap-
peals has four open positions,
with two of them drawing two
candidates each. In District 4,
Position 2, Prosecuting Attor-
ney Stephanie Potter Barrett
faces Emily White. Barrett has
sued to keep White off the
ballot by alleging violations
of state election law.
In District 5, James Mc-
Menis challenges Court of
Appeals Judge Mark Klap-
penbach.
Other races on the nonpar-
tisan judicial ballot include
elections for circuit judge,
district judge and one prose-
cutor’s race.
The general election for
nonjudicial races and any ju-
dicial runoffs, if needed, are
Nov. 3.

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next day.”
On Saturday, Owings was
back in the rugby club’s main
pavilion smiling and shaking
hands with the men who
saved his life.
Metropolitan Emergency
Medical Services director Jon
Swanson on Saturday gath-
ered the friends, firefighters,
deputies and paramedics who
resuscitated Owings to pres-
ent them with the Phoenix
Award. The MEMS Phoenix
Award is dedicated to first re-
sponders and bystanders who
save someone’s life.
“We want to celebrate that
Mark is back here today and
extend our appreciation for
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
the entire team that made
At the Little Rock Rugby Club on Saturday, Mark Owings (center) this possible,” Swanson said.
of Springfield, Mo., thanks Capt. Nick Medlock (left) and Fire Chief “What is really special and
Cody Church with the Quail Creek Volunteer Fire Department. what really made a difference
Among the honorees
were Bibel, Tisdale and rug-
by player David Caswell;
Sgt. Jeff Scott and deputies
Elza Kirkwood and Morgan
Clark with the Pulaski Coun-
ty sheriff’s office; Fire Chief
Cody Church and Capt. Nick
Medlock of the Quail Creek
Volunteer Fire Department;
Assistant Chief Brad Vick,
and firefighters Lewis Dixon
and Dillon Payne of the Arch
Street Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment; and MEMS responders
Jennifer Casados and Hunter
Stanton.
About 40 people — rug-
by players, Owings’ friends,
Quail Creek and Arch Street
firefighters, Pulaski County
sheriff’s deputies and MEMS
responders — huddled near
a fire in the pavilion while
a German shepherd named
Jenny and a mastiff named
Goose played on the nearby
pitches. The crowd clapped
each time Swanson read off a
name of the honorees.
Although the primary pur-
pose of the award is to rec-
ognize the people who saved
a life, Swanson said it should
also remind people how im-
portant it can be to learn
CPR and how to use some
emergency equipment. After
the ceremony, MEMS instruc-
tors conducted a free class on
some first-aid techniques.
Swa n s o n sa i d M E M S
provides those classes free
to groups that request the
training. Information about
the classes can be obtained by
calling (501) 301-1404.
“It’s not enough that we
want to get someone to the
hospital,” Swanson said. “We
want them to leave the hos-
pital, too. It’s not a success
for us unless they go home
again.”
Owings’ case, club mem-
bers said, was the perfect ex-
ample of how preparation and
quick response can save a life.
On the night before the
match, Greater Little Rock
Rugby Chairman Wilma
Keller — who joined the
club in 1976, two years after
its creation — noticed the
low-battery light blinking on
the defibrillator and decid-
ed to plug it in. Owings said
when he saw the defibrillator
that Saturday, he turned to a
friend and said, “Hopefully
we won’t need that.”
“If anything had been
different, if we waited even
seconds, we could have lost
him,” Smith said Saturday.
The day after Owings’
heart attack, Tisdale went to
visit him.
“The craziest part was I
had an hourlong conversation
with him in the hospital that
Sunday,” Tisdale said. “You
never would have known.”

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The locals express feelings
of anticipation and trepida-
tion.
“It’s huge. It will cause
growth. You know it will,” said
Gentry resident Mike Murphy.
“I wish it would stay the same. I
grew up here all my life. When
you get to Highfill, [about 8
miles east] it feels like you are
back in the country. Growth is
coming this way.”
Decatur School Superin-
tendent Steven Watkins said
he expects his district to grow
from the influx of workers at
the plant. The district cur-
rently has 541 students from
kindergarten through high
school.
“People will move in, and
businesses and shopping will
follow,” he said. “They follow
the people. The plant will be
a cornerstone for growth in
western Benton County.”
Production at the plant be-
gan on a small scale the week
of Sept. 30, and will steadily in-
crease to reach the first phase
of full producation in January,
according to a company news
release.
As cities like Fayetteville,
Springdale and Rogers along
the Interstate 49 corridor be-
come more crowded, smaller
cities like Gentry and Decatur
could start growing, Gentry
Mayor Kevin Johnston said.
“The game is changing, and
this has the potential to be a re-
al catalyst,”Johnston said of the
Simmons plant.
THE NEW PLANT
The plant sits along Ar-
kansas 59 between Decatur
and Gentry on 870 acres.
Driving north out of Gentry,
the plant appears to the east,
beckoning with its newly
paved, four-lane entry.
The Siloam Springs-based
company announced plans
for the plant in October 2017.
A dedication ceremony was
held in June 2018.
The plant is designed
to harvest chickens from
about 300 independent fam-
ily growers to produce fresh
and frozen chicken products,
Communications Donny Epp
said in July. It will replace the
company’s processing facility
in Decatur, he said.
About 900 employees will
transition from the Decatur
plant, according to a company
news release. The company
plans to increase staffing to
1,200 in January with the po-
tential of reaching up to 2,300
by 2022.
On average, employees
will earn $16 an hour, with
pay ranging from $13 to $25
an hour, he said.
The processing facility
will increase the need for
live chickens by 28%, which
will increase the number of
chicken houses, Epp said in
July. Most of the farm growth
will occur in Arkansas, Okla-
homa and Missouri.
The transition will not
affect operations at the De-
catur Dry Pet Food facility,
feed mill, offices or hatchery
on Arkansas 59, according to
a Simmons public relations
manager Julie Maus.
DEALING WITH GROWTH
Mervin Jebaraj, director
for the Center for Business
and Economic Research at
the University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, said many em-
ployees will likely commute
to the plant from a wide ar-
ea, including other cities in
Benton County, Washington
County, Oklahoma and per-
haps Missouri.
“That’s a significant num-
ber of jobs,” he said. “The
jobs are very important. The
money they bring in is very
important. It adds to the econ-
omy and to the employment
mix.”
Historically, more than
85% of the workforce at the
Decatur plant lives within 35
miles of the facility, commut-
ing from surrounding com-
munities like Siloam Springs,
Gentry, Springdale, Rogers,
Gravette and Jay, Okla., Maus
said.
Decatur will provide waste-
water service to the plant,
Mayor Bob Tharp said. Also,
the plant’s water usage can be
as high as 50 million gallons a
month, he said.
Johnston said Simmons
will build and set up its own
water storage for the plant
and has paid for an additional
access line to the nearby Ben-
ton-Washington County Re-
gional Public Water Authority
system.
Decatur and Gentry will
need to provide other in-
frastructure, like affordable
housing, to entice commuters
to stay or spend money in the
two cities, Jebaraj said. A pro-
duction plant setting is differ-
ent from an office park where
employees can get away for a
cup of coffee or go to lunch,
he said.
MORE HOUSES
Mark Smithson, Gentry
building inspector, said plans
for at least eight subdivisions
are in the works. The largest
one will have 246 homes
when finished in the next few
years, he said. Some homes
already are complete.
Another subdivision will
have 117 homes, Smithson
said. Paving in that subdivi-
sion was done Wednesday.
The city will add at least
600 homes from the planned
subdivisions, he said. Most of
the homes will be between
1,600 and 1,800 square feet,
he said.
Smithson has not seen any
plans for apartment complex-
es, but said two four-plexes
are planned, and four build-
ings with 16 units each recent-
ly opened.
Gentry has a 2% city sales
tax, which produced $100,127
in October, according to data
in City and Town, a publi-
cation of the Arkansas Mu-
nicipal League. The revenue
represents August sales.
In Decatur, Kim Wilkins,
secretary of the Planning
and Zoning Commission,
said the city hasn’t received
any plans for new housing
subdivisions or retail be-
cause of the plant, but that
could change in the next few
years. Developers have start-
ed to look at the city more
closely, she said.
Decatur has a 1% city sales
tax that produced $23,074 in
October, according to Arkan-
sas Municipal League data.
Arkansas 59 was widened
earlier this year to include a
turning lane in front of the
The Northwest Arkansas
Regional Planning Commis-
sion estimates as many as
working on its long-range
plan to 2045, Hawkins said.
Western Benton County and
plant. 16,000 vehicles traveling a the Arkansas 59 corridor
The Arkansas Department day on some stretches of the could be a good place for
of Transportation website highway between the two cit- growth, he said.
shows daily traffic counts in ies by 2040. “When you look at long-
2018 of 9,700 to 13,000 vehi- “That plant is significant range planning, where do you
cles on Arkansas 59 between for that corridor for sure,” put another 500,000 people in
Gentry and Decatur. The said Jeff Hawkins, Regional the next 25 years?” Hawkins
2018 numbers are the most Planning director. said. “Where will they live?
current. The commission is is How will they get to work?”
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INDEX
Some obituaries may appear in
certain editions of the Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette and not in
others. This list shows the names
of all people whose obituaries
are in at least one edition. For
obituaries not in this edition,
please see our website, Arkansas
Online, at arkansasonline.com/
obituaries/.
PULASKI COUNTY
Wallace Eugene Adkins, 82, of
Sherwood.
Patrick Michael Burnam, 65, of
Little Rock.
Teddie James “Jim” Cloninger Jr.,
87, of Maumelle.
Margaret Neill Davis, 94, of Little
Rock.
Irene DeRoche Elliott, 98, of Little
Rock.
William “Ricky” Newth, 66, of
Little Rock.
Sarah Louise Oslin, 87, of Little
Rock.
Mary McKay Reedy, 80, of Little
Rock.
Edwin Lee Ross Jr., 74, of Little
Rock.
Mary Lynn Walker, 73, of Little
Rock.
Pauline Finney Williams, 62, of
Little Rock.
Shukun Yuan, 38, of Little Rock.
ELSEWHERE IN ARKANSAS
ARKADELPHIA
Randall “Tiny” Keith Fite, 49.
Vernice Rachel Johnson, 81.
AUSTIN
Robert Fulton Jackson, 85.
Charles Luffman, 79.
BELLA VISTA
Richard D. Munster, 91.
BENTON
Kenny Hicks, 63.
Marie Elizabeth Hood, 62.
Richard Frank Toblesky, 93.
BRINKLEY
James “Boyd” Story, 67.
BRYANT
Linda Faye Davis, 85.
Dennis Wayne Jolley, 73.
CABOT
Rebecca “Becky” Coger Roberts,
67.
Cathy Jo West, 61.
CLARKSVILLE
Paul David Bates, 88.
CONWAY
Elva Mae Henry, 84.
Jay D. Hibbard, 88.
Roger Floyd Taylor, 84.
Carl Garrett Willis, 86.
CROSSETT
Mamie Hamilton-Hammett, 84.
EL DORADO
Elizabeth Tyler Niel, 25.
FAYETTEVILLE
Shelby Jean Shuffield McWha
Langham, 79.
M. Lee Robirts, 79.
Frankie Jean Strong, 76.
HOT SPRINGS
Martha Ann Moore, 66.
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE
William H. “Bill” Jett, 96.
HUNTSVILLE
Frankie Lee Bartlett, 72.
Ricky L. Thompson, 63.
JONESBORO
Daniel “Dan” Franklin Ross, 74.
KENSETT
Rudolph L. “RL” Prestidge, 86.
LOWELL
Sharyn Lougene Neal, 71.
McCRORY
Danny Bramel, 69.
MONTICELLO
Dempsey Randolph “Randy”
McDonald Jr., 71.
PEA RIDGE
Betty Stettler, 82.
PINE BLUFF
B.J. Johnson, 74.
Richard James Pringle, 57.
QUITMAN
Imogene Horsey Hudspeth, 89.
ROGERS
Sommer Ann Jones, 25.
Dorothy M. Larson, 98.
Wanda Lou Mauzy, 77.
Richard E. “Dick” Pudas, 85.
Connie Joe “C.J.” Swain, 77.
Sylvia F. Wigington, 87.
RUSSELLVILLE
Herman Bocksnick, 84.
SEARCY
Jerry “JC” Covington, 70.
Gail Marie Roehling Marion, 75.
William D. Williams, 91.
SPRINGDALE
Jeff Leonard Nichols Jr., 92.
Deloris Marie Peacy, 69.
Rhonda J. Welkley, 55.
STAR CITY
James “Jim” Allan Klinkhammer,
83.
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OBITUARIES
TONTITOWN
Ronald Eugene Lynch, 81.
WARREN
Everlee Ruth Forrest, infant.
OUT-OF-STATE
LITTLETON, Colo.
Darwin “Carl” Dahl, 93.
JOPLIN, Mo.
Aulene Holiman Kanakis, 94.
OLIVE BRANCH, Miss.
Francine B. Carter White, 85.
DUNCANVILLE, Texas
Joyce Young Thrash, 83.
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas
Joy LaVerne (Nolen) Richards, 78.
TYLER, Texas
Bobby Ray Brown, 87.
Pulaski County
WALLACE EUGENE ADKINS, 82,
of Sherwood passed away on No-
vember 4, 2019. Visitation will be
on Saturday, November 23, 2019 at
10 a.m. at A Natural State Funer-
al Service, 2620 West Main Street,
Jacksonville, Ark. with memorial
services to begin at 11 a.m. A full
obituary is available at www.anat-
uralstatefuneralservice.com.
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PATRICK MICHAEL (MIKE) BUR-
NAM, of Little Rock, Ark. was born
December 27,
1953 in Elk City,
Okla. and passed
away on Sep-
tember 18, 2019
at the age of 65.
He was preceded
in death by his
mother, Ina Lee
Haynes Burnam.
Mike is sur-
vived by his son
Jesse Michael Burnam (Carolina)
of Houston, Texas; father, Everett
K. Burnam; brother, Greg Burnam
(Brenda) of Loxely, Ala., sisters, Eliz-
abeth Hunsicker (Spurg) of Sher-
wood, Sue Burnam (Bob), Jeannie
West (Chris) of North Little Rock,
Julie Cawthron of Little Rock, nu-
merous nieces and nephews.
One of his many joys was singing
and playing his guitar. His music
will be missed by many.
Memorials may be made to
the UAMS Winthrop P. Rockefeller
Cancer Institute. The family would
like to acknowledge and thank the
staff at UAMS Cancer Institute and
Arkansas Hospice for their compas-
sionate care during Mike’s illness.
Funeral services will be held
November 22, 2019 at Our Lady of
Holy Souls Catholic Church at 11
a.m. Visitation will be prior to the
services. Please visit www.Arkan-
sasCremation.com to leave online
condolences.
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TEDDIE JAMES “JIM” CLONINGER
JR., 87, of Maumelle, Arkansas
passed away on
Sunday, Novem-
ber 10, 2019. He
was born De-
cember 27, 1931
in Pottsville, Ar-
kansas to the late
Teddie James,
Sr. and Myrtle
Avanell Bowden
Cloninger. Jim
was preceded in
death by his wife of 67 years Rose
Carolyn Farish Cloninger and his
parents. He was a Navy Korean
War veteran, retiring as Petty Offi-
cer 2nd Class in 1966.
Jim is survived by his daughter,
Elizabeth Shinabarger (Robert) of
Maumelle, two grandchildren, Scott
Gordon (Crystal) and Allison Cauty,
and four great-grandchildren: Gab-
by, Jade and Jax Gordon, and Aiden
Wallace.
Committal Funeral Service will
be held 11 a.m., Tuesday, Novem-
ber 19, with honors at the Arkansas
State Veterans Cemetery, (1501 W.
Maryland Ave., North Little Rock,
Ark. 72120), officiated by Rev. Jim
Benfer. For online guest register
please visit www.smithfmilycares.
com/nlr.
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MARGARET NEILL DAVIS passed
away peacefully at her home in Lit-
tle Rock on No-
vember 14, 2019
at the age of 94.
Margaret was
born on August
27, 1925 in Green-
ville, Miss. She
was preceded in
death by her hus-
band of 33 years,
Howell N. Davis
of Pine Bluff,
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ossian
Chunne Neill of Natchitoches, La.,
and her sister Mrs. Roland Jones,
Jr. (Adele) of Lula, Miss. She is sur-
vived by her children, J. Mark Davis
(Christy), Neill P. Davis (Ruth) of
Houston, Stephen C. Davis (Rob-
in), and Lisa D. Althoff (Bob), along
with eleven grandchildren — Spen-
cer, Elise, Callie, Lauren, Katherine,
Emmy, Mary Kate, Andrea, Allison,
Caroline, and Margaret Anne.
Margaret graduated with honors
from Northwestern State College in
Natchitoches, Louisiana with a BS in
Business Administration, and was a
member of Delta Sigma Epsilon so-
rority. After graduation, she moved
to Memphis, Tenn. and worked for
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Union Planters Bank, Eastern Air-
lines, and then First National Bank
where she met her husband Howell,
who was a bank examiner with the
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Margaret and Howell were married
in Memphis in 1953, and after a
honeymoon in Florida they moved
to Pine Bluff when Howell accepted
a position with Simmons Bank.
For the next 33 years, Margaret
devoted her life to raising her four
children and supporting Howell un-
til his sudden death in 1986. She
was a true Southern Lady and a
loving mother and grandmother to
all her family. Margaret lived a full,
courageous, and dignified life, and
will be dearly missed by her family
and many admirers.
The family would like to express
our gratitude for the care given to
our mother over the last several
months by Margaret Williams, Edith
Chandler, and Veola Jefferson with
SeniorKare of Little Rock.
A private graveside service will
be held in Pine Bluff. Memorials
are requested to be made to St.
Jude Children’s Research Hospital,
262 Danny Thomas Place, Mem-
phis, Tenn. 38105, or a charity of
your choice. Arrangements were
handled by Ralph Robinson and
Son Funeral Directors of Pine Bluff
(online register: www.ralphrobinso-
nandson.com).
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IRENE DEROCHE ELLIOTT, age
98 of Little Rock died Thursday No-
vember 14, 2019.
She was born
February 20, 1921
in Levy, Ark., to
the late Ellidor
G. DeRoche and
Emma Catherine
Boll DeRoche.
She was preced-
ed in death by
her husband of
67 years James
“Joe” Elliott. She was also preceded
in death by her beloved grandson,
Brent Scott, brothers Charles DeR-
oche, Buddy DeRoche, and George
DeRoche, sisters Emma “Sis” DeR-
oche, and Gladys Wilder.
Irene was a homemaker who
loved her children, grandchildren,
and great-grandchildren. She took
care of all of them as babies un-
til they were old enough to drive
themselves to school. She was a
wonderful cook and loved cooking
for all of them.
She was a member of Pulaski
Heights United Methodist Church.
She taught Sunday School, worked
in Mother’s Day Out, and was a
member of a Woman’s Circle Group.
Survivors include her son, Jim
(Sheila) Elliott of Malvern, Ark.;
daughter Janis (Kenny) Scott; four
grandsons, Brian (Lorie) Scott, Brad
Scott, Dr. Cole (Kim) Elliott, Cord
Elliott; step-grandchildren Michael
(Amber) States, Breanna Smith,
and Melanie Stevenson. She is also
survived by great-grandchildren;
Savanna Scott, Bradford Scott, Bai-
ley Kimes, Dillon Kimes, Shantel
Walker, Joshua Walker, and Alex
Elliott, and by step-great grand-
daughter Gabby States, and many
nieces and nephews and extend-
ed family who will miss her. She
is also survived by brother-in-law,
Ralph Wilder of Baton Rouge, La.,
and sister-in-law Pat DeRoche of
North Little Rock.
The family would like to extend
a special thank you to Sharon Phil-
lips her caregiver. Irene and Sha-
ron shared a special friendship. The
family appreciates all the love and
care Sharon gave to Irene.
Visitation will be Tuesday at For-
est Hills Cemetery from 1:30-2:30,
with the graveside service starting
at 2:30.
In lieu of flowers memorials may
be made to Cystic Fibrosis, Pulaski
Heights United Methodist Church,
4823 Woodlawn, Little Rock, 72205
or your favorite charity. Please sign
the online guestbook by visiting our
website at griffinleggetthealeyroth.
com.
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WILLIAM “RICKY” NEWTH, who
never grasped how loved he was,
now knows. Ricky
was a Christian,
he went home
Tuesday, Novem-
ber 12, 2019. Me-
morial Service for
Ricky will be at 3
p.m. Sunday, No-
vember 17, 2019
at The Friendly
Chapel Church
of the Nazarene,
116 S. Pine, North Little Rock. On-
line guestbook at www.SmithFam-
ilyCares.com.
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SARAH LOUISE MASON OSLIN,
87, of Little Rock passed away
Wednesday, No-
vember 13, 2019.
She was born on
November 28,
1931 in Ola, Ark.,
to her parents
John Ott and Lola
Mason, she mar-
ried her beloved
spouse Edgar D.
Oslin on January
12, 1954. She was
preceded in death by her parents,
husband and son Edgar M. Oslin.
She graduated from Ola High
School at the age of 16. She at-
tended Baptist Health School of
Nursing where she graduated as a
RN in 1951. She began her career
as a surgical nurse. She moved on
to teaching at Baptist Health School
of Nursing and St. Vincent’s Infir-
mary School of Nursing. Her pas-
sion for caring of others led her to
multiple opportunities in the field of
nursing. She ended her career with
Visiting Nurses of Arkansas and St.
Vincent’s home care where she was
the Director of Nurses.
Sarah was a devoted Christian
woman who gave her life to the
Lord. She was baptized at Imman-
uel Baptist Church. After marriage
she became a member of Lifeline
Baptist Church where she raised
her family and was involved for
many years, she eventually moved
to back Immanuel Baptist Church
where she attended until her pass-
ing. She enjoyed volunteering at the
food pantry, going to shows at Mur-
ry’s Dinner Playhouse, and playing
Mexican train Domino’s. She loved
spending time with her family and
her friends from her Sunday school
class and at Parkway Village. She
was huge fan of golf (Tiger Woods),
Hallmark movies, Christmas time,
the color pink, fresh flowers, Per-
ry Mason and Murder She Wrote
reruns, birthdays and special occa-
sions. She never missed a holiday
to send loved ones a special card
which always had a little gift inside.
Sarah is survived by her daugh-
ter, Susan Blaydes (James Brian);
stepdaughter, Karen Oslin Branton
(Andy); granddaughters, Jordan
Blaydes, Sarah and Kristen Oslin;
grandson, James Devan Blaydes,
and step grandson Michael K.
Compton; three great-grandchil-
dren Madison Butler, Maddox
Mosby and Carleigh Pizan along
with several cousins and so many
friends.
Services will be held on Thurs-
day, November 21 10 a.m. at Im-
manuel Baptist Church with visita-
tion immediately following burial
will be 1 p.m. at Roselawn Memo-
rial Park. The family would also like
to thank employees at Parkway
Village, Baptist Health Hospital,
and Baptist Health Rehabiltation
Institute for all their love, care
and dedication. In Lieu of Flowers
please make donation to Immanu-
el Baptist Church Attn: Food Panty
501 N Shackleford Road. For more
information, visit www.Griffinleg-
getthealeyroth.com.
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MARY McKAY REEDY, age 80 of
Little Rock, Ark., formerly of Cape
Coral, Fla., and
Atlanta, Ga.,
passed away on
Friday, Novem-
ber 15, 2019,
surrounded by
her loving family.
She was born in
Cedar Bluff, Va.,
on October 25,
1939, to her late
parents, Ralph
White and Jessie Philpot Mitchell.
Kay graduated with a Bachelor of
Arts at Emory & Henry College in
1961 and with a Master of Arts from
the University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill.
Following college, she taught at
the Virginia Public Schools, the Uni-
versity of Arkansas at Little Rock,
and Georgia Tech. In addition to
her long, outstanding career as an
educator, Kay volunteered for the
Arkansas Children’s Hospital Aux-
iliary, the Arkansas Food Bank and
was a member of Faith Presbyteri-
an Church in Cape Coral, Fla. Her
hobbies included tennis, golf, bas-
ketball, soccer, fitness and wellness
and in 1984, she was inducted into
the Emory & Henry Sports Hall of
Fame for Basketball.
Survivors include her husband of
35 years, James “Jim” Reedy; two
sons, James Bryan Dunlap (Kelley)
of Little Rock and William Grantham
“Bo” Dunlap (Jill) of Atlanta, Ga.;
two step-daughters, Jody Reedy
Andrade (Billy) and Elizabeth Reedy
Sawyer (Ryan) both of Atlanta, Ga.;
10 grandchildren, Meredith Dunlap,
Eliza Dunlap, Grant Dunlap, Jackson
Dunlap, Cameron Andrade, Grace
Andrade, Tyler Barry, Eli Barry,
Sidney Sawyer, Paige Sawyer; and
the beloved Kershner family. She is
preceded in death by her parents,
one brother, Ralph White Mitchell,
Jr. and her uncle, A.L. Mitchell.
A celebration of Kay’s life will be
10 a.m., Friday, November 22, 2019,
at Fellowship Bible Church with a
reception to follow. In lieu of flow-
ers, memorials may be made to the
Arkansas Children’s Hospital Aux-
iliary or the Arkansas Food Bank.
To sign the online guest book,
please visit, www.rollerfuneral-
homes.com/chenal.
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EDWIN LEE ROSS JR., 74, of Lit-
tle Rock, died November 14, 2019.
He was born November 18, 1944, in
Little Rock to Margaret Smith Ross.
His father, Captain Edwin Lee Ross
of Claremore, Okla., was killed in
action in Normandy on July 4, 1944.
Although he never knew the love
of a dad, he always made his love
known to his children and grand-
children.
He was friendly, eccentric, hum-
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ble, silly, loquacious, well read, cu-
rious, and a lover of music, photog-
raphy and art.
He was a bap-
tized member
at 2nd Baptist
Church of Little
Rock, a gradu-
ate of Little Rock
Central High
School, and a
student at the
University of
Arkansas. After
working as a photographer for Dun-
gan-Allen Inc., he opened his own
studio where he merged artistry
and dark room magic to restore
treasured family photos. He was
also a photography instructor for
many years at the Arkansas Arts
Center.
Delighted by his 12 grandchil-
dren, Grandpa Ed eagerly took ev-
ery opportunity with them to share
his stories and cultivate his love
of the arts. His quirky personality
and unique laugh will be missed by
those he loved.
Survivors are his daughter Jen-
nifer Charlebois of Charles Town,
West Virginia, and husband Joel
and their sons Christopher, Aaron,
George and Henry; his daughter
Robyn Schweizerhof of North Lit-
tle Rock and husband Karl, their
sons Ross, Eli, and Noah; and his
son Jonathan D. Ross of Little
Rock and wife Tara and their sons
Miles, Aidan, Ethan, Benjamin, and
daughter Julia. Also surviving are
four cousins, Martha Trusten Dwor-
shak of Jacksonville, Carman Burns
of Little Rock, Paula Jackson of
Oklahoma City, and Linda Lantow
Marshall of Tulsa; and a dear friend,
Sharon Dyer of Bryant.
Visitation will be on Sunday, No-
vember 24, from 3-5 p.m. at Ruebel
Funeral Home Chapel. A private
funeral service for close friends
and family will be held Monday,
November 25, at 10 a.m. Burial will
follow in Roselawn Cemetery. www.
ruebelfuneralhome.com.
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MARY LYNN WALKER, 73, of Little
Rock passed away on Saturday, No-
vember 16, 2019. Funeral arrange-
ments will be announced in Tues-
day’s paper. Arrangements by Little
Rock Funeral Home, 8801 Knoedl
Ct., (501) 224-2200. Mary Lynn’s on-
line guestbook may be signed at
www.littlerockfuneralhome.com.
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PAULINE FINNEY WILLIAMS, 62,
of Little Rock, Ark., departed this
life Thursday,
November 14,
2019. Pauline
was preceded
in death by her
parents, Fletcher
Finney, Sr. and
Rena Finney. She
was also pre-
ceded in death
by her sons, Err-
ick Criswell and
Douglas Bennett, Jr.; two brothers,
John Henry Robinson and Fletcher
Finney, Jr. Pauline leaves to cherish
her memory her loving daughter,
Stephanie Bennett; six brothers,
Edward Finney (Vivian), Willie
Finney, Floyd Finney, H.L. Finney,
Harvey (Vickie) Finney and Ken-
neth (Verna) Finney; three sisters,
Flossie Beck, Dorothy Williams, and
Carolyn (Gary) Bernard; 20 grand-
children and a host of family and
friends.
Memorial Services will be held
on Saturday, November 23, 2019
at 2 p.m., at Liberty Hill Baptist
Church, 1215 Schiller Street, Little
Rock, Ark., 72202. Services Entrust-
ed to: D.L. Boyd Funeral Home,
10600 Trainstation Dr., Mabelvale,
Ark., 72103. 501-246-5913. Please
visit our website at: www.dlboydfu-
neralhome.com and sign the guest-
book for Pauline Williams.
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SHUKUN YUAN, 38, passed away
November 15, 2019. Services will be
Saturday, November 23 at 10 a.m.,
preceded by visitation beginning at
9 a.m. at Immanuel Baptist Church.
A reception will follow. Interment
will be at 1 p.m. at Forest Hills Me-
morial Park. Arrangements by Lit-
tle Rock Funeral Home, 8801 Knoedl
Ct., (501) 224-2200. Shukun’s online
guestbook may be signed at www.
littlerockfuneralhome.com.
Arkansas
ARKADELPHIA — Randall “Tiny”
Keith Fite, 49 left this world for his
heavenly home on November 14,
2019. Visitation will be from 6-8
p.m., Monday, November 18, 2019
at Ruggles Wilcox Funeral Home;
celebration of his life will be Tues-
day November 19, 2019 at 10 a.m.,
in the funeral home chapel.
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ARKADELPHIA — Vernice Rachel
Johnson 81 Arkadelphia passed
away November 14, 2019. Visitation
will be held at 1 p.m., Monday, No-
vember 18, 2019 at Second Baptist
Church with Funeral Services fol-
lowing at 2 p.m. Brother Matt Park-
er officiating, interment to follow
at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens.
Visit our online guestbook at www.
ruggleswilcox.com.
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AUSTIN — Robert Fulton Jack-
son, 85, of Austin, Arkansas went
K vv
to be with the Lord on November
13, 2019.
Bobby, as he was known to
friends and family, was born to
Maycie and George Jackson on
January 5, 1934 in Mississippi. He
served in the United States Air
Force, and later worked with his
brother at his truck service in Cor-
pus Christi, Texas. He eventually
returned home to Mississippi to
take care of his mother, but after
retirement, moved to Arkansas to
be closer to family.
He is preceded in death by his
parents, his sister Rose Marie, and
his granddaughter, Kaley Swallow.
Bobby is survived by his chil-
dren, George Kenneth Jackson
and wife, Tammy of Beebe, Ar-
kansas; Christopher Jackson and
wife, Sheri, and Devrone Swallow
and husband, Marc, all of Corpus
Christi, Texas. He was the beloved
grandfather of Dustin, Diamond,
Marshall, Sheldon, and Brannon
and his five great-granddaughters:
Jayla, Jayleen, Iris, Illa, and Aubrey.
He is also survived by his brother
George (Jack) Jackson of Corpus
Christi and sister Mary Lavender of
Dallas, Texas along with many niec-
es, nephews, and a host of friends.
Visitation will be at 10:30 a.m. on
November 19, 2019 at Wells Funeral
Home in Batesville, Miss. with the
service immediately following at
11:30 a.m. Burial will be at Friend-
ship Cemetery in Como, Miss. Ar-
rangements by Smith-Westbrook
Funeral Home. www.smithfamily-
cares.com.
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AUSTIN — Charles Luffman, 79,
of Austin, Ark., went to be with the
Lord November 15, 2019. He was
born to the late Charles and Lena
Luffman on December 28, 1939 in
New York.
Charles served in the U.S. Navy
and later retired from the U.S. Air
Force. He was affectionately known
as “Gammpy” to his grandchildren
and great grandchildren. He was
the rock of the family; a devoted
husband, father and grandfather.
Charles is preceded in death by
a brother, William.
He is survived by his wife of
fifty-eight years, Beverly; two
children, Tana Taylor (Ronald)
and Scott Luffman (Paula); four
grandchildren, Brooke (Casey),
Brad, Scott Jr. (Ginny), and Jarod
(Haylea); four great-grandchildren,
Chaney, Reagan, Beau, and Cambri;
sister Mabel of Florida; and lifelong
friends Barb and Andy Chishko.
Memorial service will be 2 p.m.,
Sunday, November 24, 2019, at
Beebe First Church of The Naza-
rene. Cremation arrangements by
Smith-Westbrook Funeral Home.
www.smithfamilycares.com.
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BENTON — Kenny Hicks, 63, Ben-
ton, died Thursday. He was born
in Malvern, Arkansas to the late
Ernest and Margaret Baker Hicks.
He was preceded in death by his
brothers Lester, Larry and William
Andy Hicks; sisters, Margaret Hicks
and Roma Hill. Survivors: sisters,
Madeline Jo Black, Martha Thorn-
ton, Mary (Mike) Thomas, several
nieces and nephews. Cremation
was through Ashby Funeral Home.
Online guestbook at www.ashbyfu-
neralhome.com.
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BENTON — Marie Elizabeth
Hood, 62, of Benton, passed away
on November 13,
2019. She was
born on February
2, 1957 to Roger
and Barbara Bel-
gard Raley. Marie
was a Barber and
owner of Jerry’s
Barber Shop in
Little Rock. She
loved gardening
and especially
enjoyed her time spent with her
grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, Roger Raley and moth-
er, Barbara Belgard (Jim) Boswell,
husband, Jerry Hood. Marie is sur-
vived by her sons, Cory (Laura)
Hood and Shawn (Ashley) Hood,
brothers, Steve Boswell and Mike
(Jenny) Raley, sisters, Karen (Bill)
Loar, Julie (Greg) Lee, Pattie (Rob-
ert) Goshien, Dorinda (JC) Mayfield
and Terry (Richard) Stevens, grand-
children, Hadley Grace, Harper Jo,
Courtney Nicole and Abigail Grace;
step mother, Doris Raley.
Chapel Services by Ashby Funer-
al Home will be 2 p.m. on Monday,
November 18 with Bro. Scott Pat-
ton officiating. Burial will follow at
Pine Crest Cemetery. Visitation will
be held at Ashbys, Monday 1 p.m.
until 2 p.m. before services. Online
guestbook at www.ashbyfuneral-
home.com.
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BENTON — Richard Toblesky, 93,
of Chicago, Ill., passed away on No-
vember 14, 2019
in Benton, Ark.
Richard Toble-
sky was born in
Chicago, Ill., to
Walter and Har-
riot Toblesky on
September 15,
1926. He married
Sarah Fleming on
September 10,
1971 in Chicago,
Ill. He worked as a professional en-
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gineer for the City of Chicago for
36 years. He retired to Mountain
Home, Ark., where he lived with his
wife and two children for 28 years
before finally moving to Benton in
2008. He was a veteran of World
War II and served in the Army/Air
Force.
Richard Toblesky is preceded in
death by his parents, Walter and
Harriot Toblesky; brothers, Walter
and Robert Toblesky; and son, Scott
Toblesky.
Richard Toblesky is survived by
his wife, Sarah Toblesky; children,
Richard and Cindy Toblesky, Kev-
in and Kristen Toblesky, Curt and
Katherine Calaway; and grand-
children, Christopher Toblesky,
Kayleigh and Kellah Calaway, and
Zack and Zane Toblesky.
Visitation will be Monday, No-
vember 18, from 11 a.m.-8 p.m., at
Roller-Alcoa Funeral Home, 6700
Alcoa Rd. Benton, Ark.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may
be given to the Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation–Arkansas Chapter.
The family of Richard Toblesky
wishes to extend our sincere thanks
to the staff at Mount Carmel Com-
munity in Benton, and the nurses
and staff at Heartland Rehabilita-
tion and Care Center of Benton, Kin-
dred Hospice, First United Method-
ist Church of Benton.
Please sign online guestbook:w-
ww.rollerfuneralhomes.com/bry-
ant.
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BRINKLEY — James “Boyd” Sto-
ry departed this life on Wednesday
October 23, 2019 at the VA Hospi-
tal in Little Rock. He was a veteran
having served in the Navy aboard
the USS Compass. Boyd was the
best father ever, a loving and de-
voted PawPaw, a good uncle and
brother to some, a great friend to
all, and an extremely skilled car-
penter. Boyd was well known for his
trophy deer hunting in his younger
years. He was an avid gardener
throughout his life and so many
people were able to enjoy the fruits
of his labor. He was preceded in
death by his parents, Homer and
Mattie Story; brother, Homer Story,
Jr; sister, Anne Parchman.
He is survived by his daughter,
Jade Story; his beloved grand-
daughters, Terra and Ava Elledge of
Little Rock; sisters, Sandy Foley of
Fayetteville, Renate Story and Beth
Story Greenwood of Brinkley, Wil-
ma Lee Hall of Colo.; brother, Har-
old Story of Vancouver; his favorite
nephew, Chris Story of Fayetteville.
A Celebration of Boyd’s life will
be held at his residence on Sat-
urday, November 23, 2019 at 2.
In lieu of flowers, please educate
yourself or a loved one about the
importance of a colonoscopy. Cre-
mation arrangements are under
the direction of Cremation Services
of Arkansas (501) 313-5431 www.
cremationservicesofarkansas.com.
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BRYANT — Linda Faye Davis,
85 passed away on November 15,
2019 with her family by her side.
Celebration of life will be Thursday
November 21, 2019 at 11 a.m. at Dial
and Dudley Funeral Home in Bry-
ant, Arkansas. Graveside services
will follow at the Arkansas State
Veterans Cemetery.
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BRYANT — Dennis Wayne Jol-
ley, 73, of Bryant, Arkansas passed
away on November 11, 2019 with
his family by his side. Celebration
of life will be a graveside service
only at the Arkansas State Veterans
Cemetery on November 20, 2019 at
1 p.m. To sign guestbook, please
visit www.dialdudleyfuneralhome.
com.
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CABOT — Rebecca “Becky”
Coger Roberts, age 67, of Cabot,
passed away
peacefully No-
vember 15, 2019
after a short ill-
ness.
Born January
22, 1952 in Little
Rock, Ark., to
Paul and Eileen
Coger. Becky re-
tired from the Ar-
kansas Highway
Police in 1999, working with the
Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance.
The annual conference enabled her
to travel the US with her best friend
Angie Marzano, a fellow safety co-
ordinator. After retirement her days
were filled with creating art which
she shared with others. Becky was
gifted at researching genealogy
and created in depth databases for
family and friends.
Preceded in death by her par-
ents Paul and Eileen; brother Paul
Jr., and her best friend Angie. Becky
is survived by husband Jimmy Rob-
erts, daughter Shannon Roberts
of Cabot, son J.P. (Kate) Roberts
of Madison, Ga.; brother Randy
Coger, cousin Larry (Ruth) Coger
and Grandchildren; Jordan Walker,
Shay-Lynn Walker, Angelina Walker,
and Kelton Stinson.
Visitation for Becky will be from
6-8 p.m., Thursday, November 21,
2019 at Moore’s Cabot Funeral
Home.
Online guestbook, moorescabot-
funeralhome.com.
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CABOT — Cathy Jo West, 61, of
Cabot, passed away November 13,
2019. She was
born December 6,
1957 in Rockford,
Illinois to Wesley
Leon and Jewell
Bernice Palmer
Morton. Cathy
had a thirty-year
career as an
oncology nurse
and she loved
her patients. She
enjoyed going to deer camp and
fishing. Cathy will be remembered
for her forgiving spirit, strong faith,
infectious smile and contagious
laugh, but most of all for the im-
portance she placed on her family
and the love that she had for each
of them. She was preceded in death
by her sister, Janie Dye.
Survivors include her husband,
Jimmy West; daughters, Steph-
anie Ramsey (Jeremy) of Vilonia
and Heather Chasteen (Steven) of
Cabot; son, Brandon West (Terrah)
of Little Rock; five grandchildren,
Sydney Reeder, Carson Chasteen,
Lydia, Luke and Noah Ramsey; par-
ents, Leon and Mary Morton of Mor-
rilton and Bernice and Roger Taylor
of Black Rock; brother, Norman Hill
of Oklahoma and many friends and
extended family members.
Funeral services will be 10 a.m.,
Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at
Moore’s Cabot Funeral Home with
Tony Martinez officiating. Interment
will follow in Old Austin Cemetery.
Visitation will be 6-8 p.m., Monday,
November 18, 2019 at the funeral
home. The family suggests dona-
tions in memory of Cathy Jo West
be made to UAMS Breast Cancer
Center, Memorial Donations, 4301
W Markham St., #716, Little Rock,
Ark., 72205. Arrangements by
Moore’s Cabot Funeral Home, 501-
843-5816. Please sign our online
guestbook at www.moorescabot-
funeralhome.com.
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CLARKSVILLE — Paul David Bates
passed on November 14, 2019,
Visitation will be held 6-8 p.m.,
Sunday, at Roller-Cox Funeral
Home. Funeral Service will be held
10 a.m., Monday, November 18,
2019 at Roller-Cox Funeral Home
Chapel.
Arrangements are under the di-
rection of Roller-Cox Funeral Home,
online guestbook available at
www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/
clarksville.
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CONWAY — Elva Mae Henry, 84,
of Conway, went to be with the
Lord on Thurs-
day, November
14, 2019. She was
born September
30, 1935 in Mor-
rilton, Ark. the
only child of the
late Curtis and
Montine McKim
Thomas. Elva
was also preced-
ed in death by
her husband, James D. Henry.
Elva is survived by numerous
cousins and friends.
Elva was a long-time member
of Baring Cross Baptist Church of
Sherwood and a graduate of Morril-
ton High School and attended Petit
Jean Vo-Tech. She retired from the
Arkansas State Health Department.
Elva loved to travel and enjoyed go-
ing to watch her husband play mu-
sic. When she was able, she loved
making turbans for cancer patients
with her Sunday School class. Elva’s
favorite hobby was shopping.
A graveside service will be held
at 2 p.m. Sunday, November 17
at Martinville Cemetery, with her
cousin, Bro. Bob Robinson officiat-
ing. Serving as pallbearers are her
cousins, Craig Wood, Larry Holland,
Marty Powell, Kevin Holland, Travis
Holland, Colton Holland, Ken Hol-
land, and Joe Smith. Online guest
book: www.rollerfuneralhomes.
com/greenbrier.
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CONWAY — Roger Floyd Taylor,
age 84, passed away peacefully
on November 14,
2019 in his home
in Conway, Ark.
Roger was born
on June 13, 1935
in Stuttgart, Ark
to William Henry
and Ruth Marie
(Johnson) Taylor.
The Taylor family
moved to North
Little Rock in the
1940’s and Roger graduated from
North Little Rock High School in
1954.
In January 1956 Roger married
Dollene White in North Little Rock,
Ark., and together they had two
children, William Stuart Taylor and
Leslie Fay Taylor. After Dollene’s
passing in 1991, Roger met and
married Carol Kay Holler and add-
ed four step-children to his family.
Roger and Kay resided in Conway,
Ark., and enjoyed 27 years of mar-
riage. In their retirement, they loved
spending time with their family and
traveling together.
Roger enlisted in the Arkansas
Air National Guard in February 1953
and rose through the enlisted ranks
to become a Chief Master Sergeant.
He was commissioned a First Lieu-
tenant in the 123rd Reconnaissance
Technical Squadron in 1971. He
served as Commander, 123rd Re-
connaissance Technical Squadron
from January 1985 to November
1990. He retired from the Arkansas
Air National Guard in June,1995
having achieved the rank of Col-
onel. His military awards include
the Meritorious Service Medal,
the Air Force Commendation Med-
al with one Oak Leaf Cluster, the
Air Force Achievement Medal, the
Air Force Longevity Service Award
Ribbon with eight devices and the
Armed Forces Reserve Medal with
three devices. He holds the distinc-
tion of being the first Air National
Guardsman in the United States
to be awarded the Air Force Com-
mendation Medal for cost-saving
modifications he made to the RB-
57 reconnaissance aircraft.
In 1966, Roger began work at
the Arkansas Highway Department
where he founded the Aerial Pho-
tography and Photogrammetry Di-
vision. He left this position in June
1980 to join RT Electrical Sales,
where he became a full partner be-
fore retiring in 1995.
An avid outdoorsman, Roger en-
joyed fishing, hiking, camping and
canoeing. He had a lifelong passion
for photography that took him all
over Arkansas and to many scenic
areas across the country. A skilled
woodworker, he crafted hundreds
of items including furniture, toys,
and artistic works. Additionally,
Roger was a 32nd Degree Mason,
held numerous positions in pho-
tography organizations, both pro-
fessional and social, and was a
member of the Episcopal Church.
Roger is survived by his wife,
Kay; one brother, Robert Eugene
Taylor of Tennessee and his wife
Betty; a son, Bill Taylor and his wife
Gale; daughter, Leslie Taylor; four
step-children, Charles Ross and
his wife Wendy, Christy Ross, Cary
Ross and Cathy Luetje and her hus-
band Paul; four grandchildren, Al-
yssa and her husband Aaron, Alex,
Hunter and Jacob; two great-grand-
children Mason and Sutton; nieces,
cousins and many life-long friends.
A visitation will be held 6-8
p.m., Tuesday, November 19, 2019
at Smith-North Little Rock Funeral
Obituaries
Home, 1921 Main Street, North Lit-
tle Rock, Ark. A brief service with
military honors will be held at 11
a.m., on Wednesday, November 20,
2019 at the Arkansas State Veterans
Cemetery, 1501 West Maryland Av-
enue, North Little Rock, Ark. Guest-
book at www.SmithFamilyCares.
com.
In lieu of flowers, donations
can be made to the Arkansas Ed-
ucational Television Network or the
American Cancer Society.
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CONWAY — Reverend Carl Gar-
rett Willis, 86, passed away No-
vember 15, 2019,
in Conway, Ark.,
surrounded by
his beloved fam-
ily. He was born
on May 20, 1933,
in Wheaton, Mo.,
to John Garrett
Willis and Geor-
gia Willis. He was
the oldest of four
children.
He accepted Jesus as his person-
al savior at age 18 and immediately
knew God was calling him to the
ministry. He started his ministry at
age 18 and continued to preach and
pastor for 57 years until his retire-
ment in 2008. He presented the gos-
pel with great enthusiasm and had
an amazing knowledge of the Bible
which was evident in his messag-
es. He pastored eight churches in
Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas. His
last pastorate was at Grace Temple
Baptist Church in Arlington, Texas,
from 1977-2008 and he served as
Pastor Emeritus until 2014 until his
move to Conway. He enlisted in the
Air Force at age 19 and served as
a crew chief on a B-47 bomber for
four years.
He is preceded in death by his
father, mother and one sister, Mary
Snell.
He is survived by his wife of 67
years, Virginia of the home, son
Gary Willis (Janette) of Conway,
daughter Linda Knight of Midlo-
thian, Texas, grandchildren Heather
(Brian) Thomas, Ryan Knight, Kirby
(Taylor) Willis, Ross (Bailey) Knight,
Raquel Knight, four great-grand-
daughters, brother James (Betty)
Willis, sister Faye (Don) Kunze, and
a host of nieces and nephews and
extended family.
Services will be held at Central
Baptist Church, 3333 Dave Ward
Drive, Conway, Ark., on Wednes-
day, November 20, 2019, at 10 a.m.
Visitation will be held before the
service at 9 a.m. Graveside service
will be at Memory Gardens in Hope,
Arkansas, at 3 p.m. Memorials can
be made to LifeWord Ministries, 611
Locust St. Conway, Ark., 72034.
Arrangements are under the
direction of Bishop-Crites Funeral
Home, 108 North Broadview Street,
Greenbrier, Ark., 72058, www.bish-
opcritesfuneralhome.com.
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CROSSETT — Mamie Hamil-
ton-Hammett, 84, of Crossett, died
Nov. 14, at home. Celebration of
Life Service 2 p.m., Nov. 17 at Med-
ders Funeral Home, 1564 Hwy 52 W,
Crossett. Visitation 6-8 p.m., Nov.
16 at Medders Funeral Home. For
full obituary go to meddersfuner-
alhome.com or call (870) 364-6171
“Celebrating Life”.
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EL DORADO — Elizabeth Tyler
Niel, beloved daughter of Louis
Albert Niel and
Margaret Merkle
Niel, was born
on February 9,
1994 and passed
peacefully into
her Savior’s Arms
on November 15,
2019.
There will be a
celebration of her
life on Tuesday,
November 19th 2019 at 11 a.m., at
First Baptist Church of El Dorado,
Ark. Cremation services provided
by Young’s Funeral Directors.
In lieu of flowers please make
a donation to LIV village, website:
liv-village.com in her honor.
An online registry is available at
www.youngsfuneralhome.com.
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HOT SPRINGS — Martha Ann
Moore, 66, passed away on Novem-
ber 12, 2019 with her family by her
side. Celebration of life will be Tues-
day, November 19, 2019 at 1 p.m.
with visitation one hour prior at Dial
and Dudley Funeral Home in Bry-
ant, Arkansas. To sign guestbook,
please visit www.dialdudley.com.
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HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — Wil-
liam H. (“Bill”) Jett, 96, peacefully
passed away at
Good Samaritan
Assisted Living,
Hot Springs Vil-
lage, Arkansas
on November 14,
2019. The fam-
ily is confident
that Bill is now in
heaven with his
beloved Peggy,
who he sorely
missed since her passing in 2012.
Bill was born in Clarksville, Ar-
kansas on September 30, 1923 and
lived in Fayetteville until he was 10.
He became a lifelong Razorback
fan during his early years in Fay-
etteville. The family moved to Little
Rock where Bill graduated from
Little Rock Senior High in 1942. He
attended the University of Arkan-
sas, where he was a member and
president of Kappa Sigma. Bill was
one of a minority of men in college
in these war years, having been
rejected by the armed services
due to childhood asthma. Perhaps
this gave him an advantage when
he met the love of his life, Peggy
Brown. They married in 1947 and
moved to Helena.
Bill began work in the construc-
tion industry as an estimator with
Dickman, Pickens and Bond in 1954.
He then worked at Matson Con-
struction before he started his own
commercial construction company,
Jetco, Inc. in 1971.
After retirement, Bill was able
to devote more time to golf. He
played almost daily at Rebsamen
Golf Course with their men’s group,
affectionately called the DPs. When
The First Tee opened in Little Rock,
he was able to share the game he
loved with the kids he loved. As a
volunteer at The First Tee, Mr. Bill
taught hundreds of children how
to swing a golf club. More impor-
tantly, he taught them to respect
the game and its rules and to value
the friends they would make for a
lifetime.
Bill was predeceased by his par-
ents Herbert and Bessie Jett and
his wife of 67 years Peggy Brown
Jett. He is survived by his daugh-
ters Martha Jett McAlister of Hot
Springs Village, Ark. and Leslie Jett
Sweeney (John) of Memphis, Tenn.
and his three grandchildren, Jett
McAlister of New Haven, Conn., Pat-
rick Sweeney and Rachel Sweeney
of Memphis, Tenn.
A memorial service will be held
on Monday, November 18, 2019
at Ruebel Funeral Home, 6313 W.
Markham, at 3 p.m., followed by a
reception. The service will be con-
ducted by Jeff Hampton of Pulaski
Heights United Methodist Church
where Bill was a member. In lieu of
flowers, memorials may be made to
The First Tee of Central Arkansas,
1 First Tee Way, Little Rock, Ark.
72204 or a charity of your choice.
Arrangements are under the direc-
tion of Ruebel Funeral Home, www.
ruebelfuneralhome.com.
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JONESBORO — On Tuesday,
November 13, Daniel (Dan) Frank-
lin Ross, 74,
(1944-2019) of
Jonesboro, Ark.,
passed away
in Jonesboro,
Ark., on Nation-
al Kindness Day.
Dan was born
in Paragould,
Ark., to Marion
Martel and E.G.
Ross on Decem-
ber 27, 1944. He held the position
of Professor of Music and taught
the Double Reed Studio at Arkan-
sas State University from 1968-
2018. For 24 years, Dan served as
Principal Oboist with the Arkansas
Symphony and has performed with
the North Arkansas Symphony,
Arkansas Philharmonic Orchestra,
Tupelo Symphony, Delta Sympho-
ny, Atlanta Symphony, Nashville
Symphony, the St. Louis Symphony
and the St. Louis Chamber Music
Society. He was a frequent soloist
with the Forum Sinfonia of Krakow,
Poland, and toured with them in
the United States and Europe. He
held the title of Visiting Professor
of Oboe at the Academy of Music
in Krakow, Poland and has been a
soloist with the St. Petersburg and
Moscow Philharmonic orchestras
in Russia. Dan invented and devel-
oped the Ross gouging machines
which have been helping oboists
make oboe reeds since 1984. Dan
has traveled the United States and
Europe giving master classes at
universities and at International
Double Reed Society conventions.
Dan Ross simply never met a
stranger. He had a passion for
teaching, machining, and loved
spending time with his grandchil-
dren. He is known for his kindness,
generosity, musicianship, Christ-
mas CDs, and his effective, if not
blunt, “Ross-isms.” Dan was a
member of First United Methodist
Church in Jonesboro where he was
active with the Pathfinders Sunday
school class.
Dan is preceded in death by his
father and mother, Ed and Martel
Ross. He is survived by his wife,
Ann Ross of Jonesboro, Ark., two
sons, Brian Ross (Renee´) of Little
Rock, and Philip Ross (Laura) of
St. Louis, two grandchildren, and
siblings, Ed, Bill, and Cindy Ross
Buehling.
A visitation service will be
held at Emerson Funeral Home
1629 E. Nettleton, Jonesboro,
Ark., 72401 on Tuesday, Novem-
ber 19 from 5-8 p.m. The funeral
service will be held at 2 p.m.,
on Wednesday, November 20 at
First United Methodist Church,
801 South Main, Jonesboro, Ark.,
with Rev. John Miles and Rev.
Patty Soward officiating. A buri-
al service will follow the funer-
al at Jonesboro Memorial Park
Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers
include past and present mem-
bers of the ASU Music Depart-
ment and members of the Path-
finders Sunday School class.
Donations may be sent to Ar-
kansas State University Depart-
ment of Music or First United
Methodist Church of Jonesboro,
Ark.
Online registry at www.emer-
sonfuneralhome.com.
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KENSETT — Rudolph L. “RL”
Prestidge of Kensett died Novem-
ber 15, 2019. Visitation will be held
on Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at
1-2 p.m., at Kensett United Meth-
odist Church with Funeral Service
to follow at 2 p.m. Interment to
follow at Kensett Cemetery. All
services under the direction of
Roller-Daniel Funeral Home. On-
line Guestbook:www,rollerfuner-
alhomes.com/searcy.
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McCRORY — Danny Bramel, 69,
of McCrory, died Friday, Novem-
ber 15, 2019, in Searcy. Visitation
is 5-7 p.m., Monday, November 18,
2019, at Thompson-Wilson McCro-
ry Funeral Home. Funeral services
are 2 p.m., Tuesday, November 19,
2019, at Grays Apostolic Church in
Patterson. Interment in Pumpkin
Bend Cemetery.
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MONTICELLO — Dempsey
Randolph “Randy” McDonald,
Jr., age 71 of Monticello, passed
away Thursday, November 14,
2019 at his home. He was born
December 2, 1947. Funeral ser-
vice will be 2 p.m., Wednesday,
November 20, 2019 at Stephen-
son-Dearman Chapel with burial
to follow in Oakland Cemetery
with Military Honors. Visitation
6-8 p.m., Tuesday evening at the
funeral home. Online guestbook
www.stephensondearman.com.
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PINE BLUFF — B. J. Johnson,
age 74, of Pine Bluff, passed away
November 14, 2019. Visitation will
be Tuesday, November 19, 2019
from 5-7 p.m., at Robinson & Fuller
White Hall Funeral Chapel. In lieu
of flowers, please make donations
to assist the family at https://
fundthefuneral.com/b-j-johnson.
For online condolences, please
visit RFWhiteHall.com.
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PINE BLUFF — Richard James
“Rick” Pringle, 57, of Pine Bluff,
died Monday, November 4, 2019.
He was a 1980 graduate of Sher-
idan High School. The family will
hold a memorial service on Friday,
November 22, 2019, 10 a.m. at New
Life Church. For complete obituary
information and online condolenc-
es, please visit FullerFunerals.com.
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QUITMAN — Imogene Horsey
Hudspeth, 89, of Quitman was
born August 21,
1930 in Roland,
Ark., to Edna and
James Horsey.
She lived a long
and fruitful life
before the Lord
called her home
on November 13,
2019.
She is sur-
vived by her
sister, Lorene Horsey Morgan of
Little Rock, Ark., daughter Tina
Hudspeth Edge (Walter) of Mem-
phis, Tenn., two grandchildren,
Ashley Edge Adams (Scott) and
Walter Calvin “Cal” Edge III, and
two great-grandchildren, Kyser
McBride Adams and Roy Calvin
“Cal” Adams. She was preceded in
death by the love of her life; hus-
band Kenneth Lloyd Hudspeth; her
parents and siblings, Lloyd Hors-
ey, Floyd Horsey, Mac Horsey and
Gene Horsey.
Imogene, fondly known to
many as “Nanna”, was a devot-
ed wife, mother, grandmother,
and sister who loved her family,
friends, and neighbors well. She
was known for her kind smile
and sweet spirit- she could al-
ways be found visiting with
friends, old and new alike. She
was an active member of First
Baptist Church where she rarely
missed a Sunday, the EHC Club,
and her beloved Tuesday Ladies
Bible Study. There was no doubt
that she was committed to all
that she did and to all of those
she loved. She brought joy to ev-
eryone simply through her pres-
ence and will be missed by all.
Visitation will be held Sunday,
November 17 at 3 p.m., at First
Baptist Church, 201 North 4th
Street Heber Springs, Ark., 72543
for family and friends to cele-
brate Imogene’s life. A graveside
service will be held Monday, No-
vember 18 at 1 p.m., at Natural
Steps Cemetery, Highway 300
and Maple Avenue Natural Steps,
Ark. Under the direction of Grif-
fin Leggett Healey and Roth Fu-
neral Home, 5800 W 12th Street
Little Rock, Ark., 72204.
In lieu of flowers, donations
can be made to The Salvation
Army or another charity of
one’s choice. www.griffinlegget-
thealeyroth.com.
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RUSSELLVILLE — Herman
Bocksnick, age 84, of Russellville,
died Friday.
Funeral Service: 10 a.m., Tues-
day at Lake Hills Church. Burial
in East Point Cemetery under
the direction of Shinn Funeral
Service.
Visitation: 9:30 a.m. until ser-
vice time at the church.
The online obituary and guest-
book are available at www.shin-
nfuneral.com.
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SEARCY — Jerry “JC” Coving-
ton died Saturday, November 16,
2019.
Visitation will be Monday, No-
vember 18, 2019, from 5-7 p.m.
at Searcy McEuen Funeral Home.
Funeral service will be Tues-
day, November 19, 2019, at 2 p.m.
at Searcy McEuen. Burial will fol-
low at Dogwood Cemetery.
Share A Memory: www.sear-
cymceuenfuneralhome.com.
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SEARCY — Gail Marie Roehling
Marion, 75 of Searcy, former-
ly of Texarkana, Texas, went to
be with her Lord on Thursday,
November 14, 2019. A memorial
service will be held Saturday,
November 16, 2019 at 5 p.m., at
Powell Funeral Home Chapel.
There will be a time of visiting
after the service.
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SEARCY — William D. “Bill”
Williams of Searcy died Mon-
day, November 11, 2019 at his
home. Funeral Service will be
10 a.m., November 23, 2019 at
Roller-Daniel Funeral Home in
Searcy. Interment will follow
at Oaklawn Memorial Gardens.
Services are under the direction
of Roller-Daniel Funeral Home.
Online guestbook: www.rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/searcy.
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SPRINGDALE — Jeff Leonard
Nichols, Jr., 92 current resident
of Springdale, Ark., departed
this life November 14, 2019, a
long-time resident of Dumas,
Ark. Born November 27, 1926 at
Blackwell, Ark., the son of the
late Jeff Leonard Nichols, Sr., and
Annie Marvel Harrington Nichols.
His parents and brother, Forrest
Nichols, preceded him in death.
Mr. Nichols was a member and
Deacon of First Baptist Church in
Dumas, being very active in the
church for as long as his health
permitted. He was co-owner of
Nichols Food Market for 32 years
in Dumas. He served in the Unit-
ed States Army during WWII.
His lifelong hobbies includ-
ed fishing with his brother and
flying his single engine airplane
with Kathryn to lots of scenic
places. He and Kathryn also
enjoyed many trips around the
country with their church group.
Survivors are his loving wife of
Caring, Professional Service, Locally Owned
and Operated, We’re Here For You.
Little Rock
Funeral Home
Owned and operated
by the Leggett family
@ the NW corner of
I-630 & Barrow Road
501-224-2200
www.littlerockfuneralhome.com
Brad Leggett, his father Harry Leggett
& a portrait of Harry Leggett, Sr.
74 years, Kathryn “Katie” Nich-
ols of Springdale, Ark., daughter
Linda Watts of Springdale, Ark.,
and grandson Christopher Louis
Watts of Charlotte, N. C.
Visitation and services will be
held on Monday, November 18,
2019 at First Baptist Church in
Dumas. Visitation held from 1
p.m., until service at 2 p.m., with
Rev. Dubs Byers officiating and
interment following at Walnut
Lake Cemetery. Memorials may
be made to First Baptist Church,
200 East Waterman Street, Du-
mas, Ark., 71639. Arrangements
by Griffin Funeral Home, Dumas,
AR. Online guestbook: www.
griffinfh.com.
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STAR CITY — James “Jim” Al-
lan Klinkhammer, 83 of Star City,
died Friday. Graveside services
are 10 a.m., Tuesday at Arkan-
sas State Veterans Cemetery in
North Little Rock. Visitation is 3-5
p.m., Monday at Griffin Funeral
Service in Star City. Arrange-
ments by Griffin Funeral Service
in Star City. Online guestbook at
www.griffinfuneralservice.net.
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WARREN — Everlee Ruth For-
rest lived a very loved life for her
19 days on this Earth.
Church services are 1:30 p.m.,
Monday, November 18th at First
Free Will Baptist in Warren, Ark.
Burial in Oakland Cemetery by
Frazer’s Funeral Home. Visitation
6-8 p.m., Sunday, November 17th
at Frazer’s www.frazerfuneral-
home.com.
Out-of-state
JOPLIN, Mo. — Aulene Holi-
man Kanakis, age 94, of Joplin,
Mo., passed away on Wednes-
day, November 13, 2019, at her
home after a long illness. Ser-
vices are planned for Wednesday
at 11 a.m. at Parker Mortuary
Chapel, Joplin, Mo. The family
will receive friends Wednesday
from 10 a.m. until service time.
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OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. — Fran-
cine B. Carter White, 85, of Olive
Branch, Miss., died Thursday,
November 14, 2019. Funeral ser-
vice: 2 p.m., Monday, Montrose
Baptist Church with burial in
Montrose Cemetery. Visitation:
1-2 p.m., Monday at the church.
Funeral arrangements are under
the direction of Jones-Harts-
horn Funeral Home of Hamburg,
Ark. Online guestbook www.
jones-hartshorn.com.
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DUNCANVILLE, Texas — Joyce
Young Thrash of Duncanville,
Texas, passed
away November
16, 2019, after a
long illness of
pulmonary fi-
brosis. She was
born March 21,
1936, to Ross
and Ina Watson
Young in Spring-
dale, Ark. Joyce
was preceded
in death by her parents, sister
Nancy DeShazo and daughter-in-
law Whitney. She was a faithful
member of First United Meth-
odist Church of Duncanville and
spent many years volunteering
at Methodist Charlton Hospital
and Meals on Wheels.
Jim & Joyce, along with
friends, traveled the world and
she loved it, but her happiest
times were the annual week at
South Padre Island spent with all
her family … thirteen years in a
row! She cherished those weeks.
Survivors include her husband
of 60 years, James Thrash; sons
Steve Thrash, Greg Thrash and
wife, Janelle, Tim Thrash and
wife, Debbie; grandchildren
Curtis, Ryan, Austin, Sarah and
Rebecca; great grandson Daw-
son Thrash; along with nieces,
nephews and other family and
friends.
The family will receive friends
from 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Novem-
ber 19, 2019, at Jaynes Memorial
Chapel in Duncanville. A Memo-
rial Service will be at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, November 20, 2019,
at First United Methodist Church,
403 S. Main St., Duncanville, fol-
lowing a private family graveside
service at Little Bethel Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
First United Methodist Church
Duncanville.
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GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas — Joy
LaVerne (Nolen) Richards, 78,
of Grand Prairie, Texas, passed
away November 11, 2019. She
was born March 3, 1941, in Alex-
ander, Ark. Funeral service will
be 1 p.m. Friday, November 22, at
Holland Chapel Baptist Church.
Visitation will be from 12-1 p.m.,
an hour prior. Interment will fol-
low in New Rosemont Memorial
Park. Please sign online guest-
book: www.rollerfuneralhomes.
com/ballard.
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TYLER, Texas — Bobby Ray
Brown, 87, of Tyler, Texas, died
Thursday, November 7, 2019. He
was born June 7, 1932, in Ham-
burg to John Ray and Edith Hill
Brown. He was the third of six
siblings. Mr. Brown was a resi-

dent of Tyler, Texas, for the past
five years. He was a veteran
of the United
States Air Force.
The following
obituaries were
Mr. Brown grad- published in digital
uated from
Hamburg High editions last week.
School and at-
tained a Bach-
Note that days
elor’s Degree in
of the week
Economics from mentioned in these
Arkansas A&M obituaries may
at Monticello,
now the Univer- refer to last week
sity of Arkansas at Monticello, rather than the
and an Executive MBA from the
Sloan School of Business at MIT.
coming week.
Mr. Brown began his profession-
al career with Continental Oil Co
(CONOCO) in 1957, and moved
through the ranks to Senior Vice
President through June, 1976.
He then served as the President,
Monday
Chief Executive Officer and
Chairman of Consol Inc. and its
November 11
parent, Consol Energy Inc., the
parents of Consolidation Coal
Company, from July 1977 to Jan-
Pulaski County
uary 1998. Mr. Brown served as
CLARISSA PATRICIA “PATTI”
Senior Vice President of E.I. du COGDELL, 84, of Little Rock passed
Pont de Nemours & Co., Consol’s
away on Friday, November 8, 2019.
controlling shareholder, from
Arrangements will be announced.
1981 to 1991. He served as a Di-
Arrangements by Little Rock Fu-
rector of Consol Inc. and Consol
neral Home, 8801 Knoedl Ct., (501)
Energy Inc. from prior to 1997 to
224-2200. Patti’s online guestbook
February 2000. He also served may be signed at www.littlerock-
from 1990 to 1995 as President
funeralhome.com.
and Chief Executive Officer of –––––❖–––––
Remington Arms Co., Inc. Mr.
On Saturday, November 9, 2019,
Brown served in other profes-
MATT GRAY, loving father, grand-
sional capacities, including: a
father, brother,
director on the boards of Bitumi-
cousin, uncle and
nous Coal Operators Association
friend, passed
Negotiating Committee, Patriot
away at the age
Coal Corporation, Raci Holding of 58. Matt was
Inc., Remington Arms Co. Inc.,
born on March
AEI Resources Holding Inc., Pea- 30, 1961 in Little
body Energy Corp., PNC Bank,
Rock, Ark., to
and Carnegie Mellon University. Tom and Bettie
He also served as the Chairman
(Thomas) Gray.
of the Bituminous Coal Opera-
He graduated
tors Association Negotiating
from Central
Committee. His honors include
High School in 1979. He grew up
being an inductee in the West
playing sports but excelled at
Virginia Mining Hall of Fame and baseball.
a recipient of the Distinguished
He was an avid outdoorsman.
Service Award from the National He loved going to the Buffalo River
Mining Association and the Ham-
to canoe. He enjoyed playing golf
burg High School Hall of Fame. with his friends. Matt loved spend-
Mr. Brown enjoyed hunting, ing time with his children making
fishing and following the stock unforgettable memories.
market. Matt was preceded in death
Along with his parents, he is by his father, Tom and his moth-
preceded in death by a son, David er, Bettie. He is survived by his
Ray Brown; a sister, Bettye Hobbs; children, Shannon Dennis (Jeff)
and two brothers, Cecil Brown and of Winslow, Ark., and David Gray
Charles “Billy” Brown. Mr. Brown (Ashley) of Conway, Ark.; three
is survived by his children, DeEdra grandchildren, Jacob, Emma and
Jane, Laura Camille, and Paul Bry- Coen; two step grandchildren, Ally
on; two brothers, Rev. Jim Brown and Noah; two brothers, Billy Gray
and John Brown; four grandchil- (Dena) and Mark Gray (Lynne Dell)
dren, Alexis Leone, Diana (Toni) both of Little Rock, Ark. He also
Antoinette, Erin Elizabeth, Emily leaves behind many family and
Anne and three great-grandchil- friends.
dren, Brennan Rae, Miles Emerson Funeral services will be held at
and Rilyn Leone. 10 a.m., on Saturday, November 16
A graveside service will be at Little Rock Funeral Home with
held at a later date in the Ham- Reverend Tim Lawson officiating.
burg Cemetery with Rev. Jim In lieu of flowers, memorials
Brown officiating. In lieu of flow- may be made to Dignity Centers
ers, memorials may be made of Arkansas, 13119 El Road, Little
to the Salvation Army, P.O. Box Rock, Ark., 72206.
1897, Little Rock, Ark. 72203. Ar- Arrangements by Little Rock
rangements are under the direc- Funeral Home, 8801 Knoedl Ct.,
tion of Jones-Hartshorn Funeral (501)224-2200. Matt’s online guest-
Home of Hamburg, Ark. Online book may be signed at www.lit-
guestbook at www.jones-harts- tlerockfuneralhome.com.
horn.com. –––––❖–––––
BOBBIE QUILLEN, “MA”, 75 of
Little Rock, Ark., was called home
on Friday Novem-
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arkansas.com
ber, 8, 2019.
Bobbie was
born in Benton,
Ark., on October,
13, 1944. She
was a devoted
wife, mother and
grandmother
who will be re-
membered for
her infectious
laugh and humble heart.
She found joy in the little things
in life like cooking her famous
chicken and dumplings for her
only grandson, dancing in the
kitchen while her son played the
guitar, or sitting in her rocking
chair watching scary movies with
her dog, Isabella.
Her favorite thing of all was
taking care of her family. She
made her house a home to every-
one who entered and wouldn’t let
them leave without making sure
they were fed; there was no one
she wouldn’t try to feed.
The matriarch of her family,
Bobbie lived her life to the fullest
fulfilling her greatest wish — be-
ing a mother. She raised her five
grandchildren along with her own
children and it wasn’t limited to
her family. She was a caretaker to
many friends and family for many
years, always making sure they
had everything they could ever
need.
Bobbie was truly one of a kind.
In the evenings you could find her
sitting on her back porch, cigarette
in hand watching the sun set be-
hind the trees, she loved nature
and found therapy gardening with
her hands in the soil.
She kept her loved ones laugh-
ing, always referring to herself
as “crazy like a fox” which never
ceased to make her granddaugh-
ter, Abigail smile.
A mother to many, one of the
best shoulders to cry on, her ears
always open to listen, a home
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maker to her core, Bobbie will be
truly missed.
Toward the end of her vivacious
life she found peace in knowing
that she would be reunited with
those she missed most, her son-in-
law, Michael; her sister Betty; her
Pete and Papa Mike and many oth-
ers she longed to be with again.
She is survived by her husband
of 54 years, Robert Quillen; three
children, Tarzah Shaw, Brad Quil-
len and Danielle Holthoff; and five
beautiful grandchildren, Micha
Polston, Madison Lowe, Jacob
Lowe, Abby and Khaki Holthoff.
Her memory will be honored on
Wednesday, November, 13, 2019 at
2 p.m., at Griffin Leggett Healy &
Roth Funeral Home, 5800 W. 12th
Street in Little Rock 72204.
www.griffinleggetthealeyroth.
com.
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BETTYE JEAN SMITH of Little
Rock was born on March 7, 1931
and passed away November 9,
2019. Visitation 6-8 Tuesday at
Griffin Leggett Healy & Roth Fu-
Obituaries
neral Home in Little Rock and 10
a.m. graveside service on Wednes-
day at Rest Hills Memorial Park
in North Little Rock. Please visit
www.griffinleggetthealeyroth.
com.
Arkansas
ALPINE — Bonnie Lou Karber,
age 78, of Alpine, passed away
Saturday, November 9, 2019, in
Arkadelphia. She was born Octo-
ber 17, 1941, to Luther and Coy
Martin Loy. Bonnie was a Baptist.
She was a registered nurse for
the Clark County Memorial Hos-
pital and later served as adminis-
trator for the Clark County Health
Department for many years.
She was preceded in death by
her parents and three brothers,
Loyd Loy, Marvin Loy and Jewell
Loy.
Survivors include her husband
of fifty-five years, Billy Karber;
two daughters, Lisa Wright and
husband, Brett, of Glenwood, To-
nya Harrison and husband, David,
of Arkadelphia; five grandchildren,
Kris Jennings and husband, Eran,
Brooke Jackson and husband, Dal-
ton, Jared Wright, Dalton Guthrie
and Blair Nutt and husband, Justin;
one great-granddaughter, Reese
Jennings, and one special niece,
Ktrina Patton.
Service will be 2:30 p.m. Mon-
day, November 11th at Rug-
gles-Wilcox Funeral Home in Ark-
adelphia. Burial will be in Jones
Cemetery at Amity. Visitation will
be prior to service starting at 1
p.m. Monday.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Arkansas Chil-
dren’s Hospital, 1 Children’s Way,
Little Rock, Ark. 72202 or to Ryan’s
Call Foundation, P. O. Box 252, Am-
ity, Ark. 71921.
Online register is available at
www.ruggleswilcox.com.
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CONWAY — Lila Writtenhouse,
75, of Conway, Ark., was called
home to the Lord
on 11/6/2019.
She is survived
by her sister,
Mary Written-
house, brother,
Ray Wilkett, chil-
dren: G. Wayne
Writtenhouse,
Bruce Written-
house (Cathy),
Shirley & (Wil-
liam Morris), and Tina Written-
house (Bubba). Grandchildren:
Steven Writtenhouse, Jeffrey Writ-
tenhouse (Kelsey), Chad Morris,
Danny Morris, Brandon Williams,
Christopher Williams, Summer
Hensley, Braydon Sineath, and
six great-grandchildren. Lila was
a member of Brumley Baptist
Church in Conway, Arkansas.
She was always polite and kind
to everyone she knew and met.
She loved to play dominoes,
draw, and paint and was always
making crafts. From blankets
and quilts to anything else she
could think of. She will always
be remembered and loved by
her family and friends. Visitation
will be Wednesday, November
13, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at Griffin
Leggett Conway Funeral Home.
Funeral service will be Thursday,
November 14, 2019, at 10 a.m.
at the funeral home. Burial will
follow at Pleasant Hill Cemetery
in Center Ridge Ark. www.griffin-
leggettconway.com.
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EMMET — Steven P. Cox,
64, Emmet, Arkansas, died Fri-
day, November 8, 2019, in Hot
Springs, Arkansas.
Visitation 1-2 p.m. Tuesday,
November 12, 2019, before
the 2 p.m. chapel service at
Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home
Prescott. Interment in DeAnn
Cemetery with Bro. Neal Ridling
officiating under the direction of
Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home.
Online guestbook: www.hern-
donfuquafuneralhomes.com.
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FLIPPIN — Judith Klingberg
Lund, 76, of Flippin, Arkansas,
had a visitation on Saturday, Oc-
tober 26, 2019, at Kirby & Family
Funeral Home. Judith died Octo-
ber 21, 2019. Judith is survived
by her daughter, Birgitta Ander-
son, and a grandson, Erik Ander-
son. Arrangements by Kirby and
Family Funeral and Cremation
Services. www.kirbyandfamily.
com.
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PRATTSVILLE — Joseph “Joe”
Carl Griggs, age 75, of Pratts-
ville, passed November 9, 2009,
at his home with his family by
his side.
Visitation: Monday, Novem-
ber 11, 2019, 6-8 p.m., Regency
Funeral Home. Funeral: Tuesday,
November 12, 10 a.m., Regency
Funeral Home Chapel.
Arrangements by Regency Fu-
neral Home. Sign the guest book
at regencyfuneralhome.com.
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WRIGHT — Varnell Outlaw Os-
walt of Wright, formerly of Erin,
Tenn., went home to her Savior
on Wednesday, November 6,
2019, she was 101 years old.
Born June 1, 1918, she was a
member of Plum Bayou Baptist
Church. She is preceded in death
by her parents Thomas Jeffer-
son and Cora Maudean Lindley
Outlaw, husband of 70 years Os-
car Oliver Lois Oswalt, daugh-
ter Peggy Jean Kearns, brothers
Blanch L. Outlaw, Homer Outlaw,
Lee Outlaw, N.J. Outlaw, and sis-
ter Daisy Ruvelle Oswalt.
She is survived by her sister
Erma Kathryn Pfeffer, special
nieces and nephews, TA Oswalt,
Paula Oliger, and Sarah Nell Os-
walt Oliger, and a host of other
nieces, nephews, and friends.
In lieu of flowers memorials
may be made to the activity
fund at Cavalier Nursing Home
in England, 400 Stuttgart Hwy.,
England Ark. 72046.
Varnell’s family would like to
thank the Cavalier staff, Kindred
Hospice, and Dr. Tommy Bras-
well for the compassionate care
they gave to her.
To send flowers to Varnell’s
family, please visit our floral
section.
Tuesday
November 12
Pulaski County
CLARISSA PATRICIA “PATTI”
STROHL COGDELL, 84, of Little Rock,
passed away on
Friday, Novem-
ber 8, 2019. She
was born in De-
Valls Bluff, Ark.,
on September 7,
1935, to Harold
Strohl and Helen
(Suskie) Strohl.
Patti attended
school in Hazen,
Ark., where she
graduated from Hazen High School.
She worked on Bill Clinton’s Pres-
idential Campaign and worked at
the White House for eight years
where she was the Director of the
White House Conference Center,
and as Special Assistant to the
Secretary of the Veterans Adminis-
tration. In an interview with the Ar-
kansas Democrat-Gazette in 1993,
Patti said, “There is no way in my
wildest dreams would I have ever
thought I would be on the White
House staff. It’s pretty mind-bog-
gling when I think just a little farm
girl is here at the White House.”
She is survived by her four chil-
dren who miss her dearly, Debbie
Schratz Schoenberger (Alan) of
Park City, Utah, John K. Schratz of
Little Rock, Ark., Lisa Schratz Hull
(Brian) of Ft. Worth, Texas, David
Chandler Schratz (Diana) of Arling-
ton, Texas; seven grandchildren, Da-
vid Harold Schratz, Stephen Ruegg,
Elise Hull, Mariel Hull, Caroline Hull,
Christina Hull, Laura Schratz; and a
host of other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her
parents, her infant brother, Carroll
Strohl, and her beloved companion
of 22 years, George Allen Suther-
land.
Family and friends are invited
to a reception and celebration of
Patti’s life on November 13, 2019, at
the 42 bar and table at the Clinton
Presidential Center from 5 p.m. to
7 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made to Friends of the An-
imal Village, 4500 Kramer St., Little
Rock, Ark. 72204, or to a charity of
your choice. Arrangements by Lit-
tle Rock Funeral Home, 8801 Knoedl
Ct., (501) 224-2200. Patti’s online
guestbook may be signed at www.
littlerockfuneralhome.com.
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EVA JEWELL HARRIS, 87, of North
Little Rock went to be with the
Lord, November
9, 2019. She was
born to the late
Garland and Julia
Duvall on October
12, 1932.
Jewell was a
great cook who
enjoyed cooking
for family and
friends. She was
a long time mem-
ber of Cornerstone Pentecostal
Church in North Little Rock. Jewell
was a loving and devoted mother
to her four sons, grandchildren and
great-grandchildren.
She is preceded in death by her
husband of 64 years, John Robert
Harris; son Robert; and sister Bon-
nie Hill.
Jewell is survived by three sons;
Johnny Harris, Garland Harris
(Wendy), and Donald “Boo” Har-
ris (Tonya); 13 grandchildren; 29
great-grandchildren, two brothers-
in-law, Billy Don Harris (Jo) and
Charlie Harris (Glenda), special
niece Karen, as well as a host of
family and friends.
Family will receive friends at
Smith-North Little Rock Funeral
Home Wednesday, November 13,
2019 from 6-8 p.m. Funeral Service
will be 10 a.m. Thursday at Cor-
nerstone Pentecostal Church, with
burial in St. Joe Cemetery, Atkins,
Ark. Services entrusted to Smith-
North Little Rock Funeral Home.
Online guestbook: www.SmithFam-
ilyCares.com.
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GREGORY NEAL HOBBY, 50, of
Little Rock, passed away peace-
fully on Sunday,
November 10,
2019 surrounded
by family and
friends. Greg,
affectionately
known as “Hob-
by” to many
of his friends,
graduated from
Little Rock Cen-
tral High School
in 1987 as a four-year varsity swim-
mer. He was a member of his col-
legiate swim and water polo teams
at the University of North Carolina
Wilmington and the University
of Arkansas at Little Rock. Greg
worked for Cranford Johnson Rob-
inson Woods advertising agency
for many years and for the last 11
years served as an investigator for
the Brad Hendricks Law Firm.
Greg pursued his passion for
cooking over the years, honing
his culinary skills as a caterer and
working at various restaurants,
most recently at the Pizza Cafe
West and competing annually in the
Buzz-BQ BBQ competition. Greg felt
that his greatest accomplishment
was being a father to his son Brian.
He found the most joy in spending
time with Brian and supporting him
both in school and on the football
field. Greg became a part of the
extended family of Brian’s various
football teams from pee wee foot-
ball to high school.
Greg was preceded in death by
his mother, Selma Plowman Hobby;
his maternal grandparents, Alleen
and Norvell Plowman; his paternal
grandparents, Addie and Elmer
Hobby. He is survived by his son Bri-
an Gregory Hobby; his father, Rich-
ard Hobby; his brother, Brent (Kim)
Hobby; his sister, Melissa (Mike)
Hobby Bruckner; Brian’s mother,
Stacy-Lynn Hobby; special friend
Treva Stolki; and numerous aunts,
uncles, cousins, nieces, nephews
and the many friends that he con-
sidered family.
A memorial service will be held
Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at
10 a.m. in the chapel at Second
Presbyterian Church with a recep-
tion immediately following. In lieu
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of flowers, memorials may be made
to Second Presbyterian Church at
600 Pleasant Valley Drive, Little
Rock, Arkansas 72227. Arrange-
ments are under the direction of
Ruebel Funeral Home, www.rue-
belfuneralhome.com.
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KENNETH MAURICE TURNER,
66, of Little Rock, Arkansas, died
at Baptist Health
Medical Center
in Little Rock,
Arkansas on No-
vember 9, 2019.
Born in Pine Bluff,
Arkansas on June
26, 1953, he was
the son of the
late Marvin & Ola
Turner. He grad-
uated from Pine
Bluff High School in 1971 and from
the University of Central Arkansas
in 1975. He also received a Mas-
ter’s degree in Mathematics from
the University of Central Arkansas
in 1976.
Ken married his high school
sweetheart, the late Ann Brown
Turner, on September 27, 1975 in
Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He worked for
32 years at Entergy, beginning his
career in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, then
moving with Entergy to Little Rock,
Arkansas, The Woodlands, Texas,
New Orleans, Louisiana, and ending
his career in Jackson, Mississippi.
He served on the Pine Bluff School
Board and was an active member
of the Rotary Club of Pine Bluff,
Arkansas. He was a Deacon and
Elder of First Presbyterian Church
of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, active in
the Discovery class of The Wood-
lands United Methodist Church of
The Woodlands, Texas and most
recently was a member of Trinity
Presbyterian Church in Little Rock,
Arkansas. After he retired, he mar-
ried the late Connie Correro Wells
of Madison, Mississippi on August
30, 2013. He was an avid Razorback
fan and golfer and traveled the
world, playing at every golf course
he could.
He was preceded in death by his
wife, Ann Brown Turner; his sec-
ond wife, Connie Correro Wells; his
parents, Marvin Lee Turner & Ola
Pauline Mize Turner; sister, Lois
Janet Turner McCord; and a neph-
ew, Todd David McCord. Survivors
include his daughter, Allison Turner
Kimes and her husband Nicholas of
Ozark, Missouri; twin sons, Edward
Rhine Turner of Little Rock, Arkan-
sas and Andrew Mize Turner of
Leavenworth, Kansas; granddaugh-
ters, Grace Ann, Emma, and Made-
lyn Kimes all of Ozark, Missouri; a
sister, Martha Turner Roberts and
her husband Sam of Stuttgart, Ar-
kansas; a brother, Mark Turner and
his wife Starla of White Hall, Ar-
kansas; many nieces and nephews;
and wonderful and caring extended
family and friends that sustained
him during his struggle with liver
disease.
Visitation will be from 5:30-7:30
p.m., Tuesday, November 12, 2019
at Trinity Presbyterian Church in
Little Rock, Arkansas. Everyone is
encouraged to wear Razorback at-
tire or a red shirt. Services will be at
11 a.m., Wednesday, November 13,
2019 at Trinity Presbyterian Church
in Little Rock, Arkansas with Rev-
erends Sam Roberts and Jeff Price
officiating by Ralph Robinson and
Son Funeral Directors of Pine Bluff.
The family will be at 319 Miramar
Blvd., Little Rock, Arkansas.
In lieu of flowers, the family re-
quests memorials to the Ann Brown
Turner Cancer Research Endow-
ment, UAMS Foundation Fund, 4301
West Markham Street, #716, Little
Rock, Arkansas 72205, the Todd Mc-
Cord Memorial Scholarship Fund,
Williams Baptist University, 56 Mc-
Clellan Dr. #3736, Walnut Ridge,
Arkansas 72476, or the charity of
your choice. Online register: www.
ralphrobinsonandson.com.
Arkansas
ARKADELPHIA — James Herbert
Daily, longtime resident of Arka-
delphia, Arkan-
sas, passed away
on November 10,
2019 in Little
Rock at age 77.
He was born in
Sparkman, Ar-
kansas, to James
Wilson Daily and
Nona Jones Daily.
He is survived
by his wife of
12 years, Nancy Smith Daily; his
sister Jeannetta Caddy and hus-
band Jerry of Tyler, Texas; his
brother Phillip Daily and wife Cin-
dy of Prairie Grove, Arkansas; his
son David Wilson Daily and wife
Teresa of Clarksville, Arkansas;
Lynda Daily of Little Rock, widow
of his son Steven; step-daughters,
Paige Beck (Brian) and Ashli Fran-
cis (Shawn). He was preceded in
death by his wife of 45 years, Betty
Sue Denton Daily, his son Steven
Wayne Daily, and unnamed twin
boy and girl who died at birth.
Known as Herb to friends and
family, Mr. Daily worked for over
thirty years in private business as
a sawmill operator with his father
Wilson, brother Phillip, and son
Steven. Together they expanded
the small family enterprise, Daily
Lumber Company, into a business
with over fifty employees. In retire-
ment he maintained several real
estate properties in Arkadelphia.
Mr. Daily was a committed
member of Park Hill Baptist Church
and later First Baptist Church of
Arkadelphia. He was a member
of Immanuel Baptist Church (Lit-
tle Rock) when he died. His faith
gave him a heart for others, and
he devoted himself to mission
work, to community service, and
to listening to others with a kind
and generous ear. He had a gift for
encouraging others that brought
out the best in them. He was truly
a fine and decent man, and he will
be missed by all who knew him.
He and Betty Daily were bless-
ed with four grandchildren: Nich-
olas (Jessica), Austin, Emma,
and Wilson. They also have two
great-grandchildren: Stephen
and Mathias. When Herb married
Nancy he was blessed with four
step-grandchildren: Morgan, Chan-
dler, Cole, and Jake.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. Thursday, November 14, 2019
at First Baptist Church of Arkadel-
phia with Rev. Blake McKinney,
Dr. Lee McGlone and Rev. Jimmy
Darby officiating. The family will
receive friends from 1 to 2 p.m.
Thursday in the fellowship hall.
Interment will be in Sparkman
Cemetery.
Memorials are suggested to The
Steven Wayne Daily Scholarship
Fund Office of Development, 1100
Henderson St., Arkadelphia, Ark.
71923, or American Cancer Soci-
ety, 222 Cottondale Ln, Little Rock,
Ark. 72202.
Final arrangements are entrust-
ed to The Welch Funeral Home of
Arkadelphia. Visit www.welchfh.
net to sign the guest book.
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BLEVINS — Donna Sue Carvajal,
69, Blevins, Arkansas died Novem-
ber 10, 2019 in Texarkana. Visita-
tion is 6-8 p.m. Wednesday, No-
vember 13, 2019 at Herndon-Fuqua
Funeral Home Hope. Funeral is 11
a.m. Thursday, November 14, 2019
at Old Liberty Church. interment
in Westmorland Cemetery with
Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home.
Sign our online guestbook at www.
herndonfuquafuneralhomes.com.
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BLYTHEVILLE — Hays Tompkins
Sullivan passed away peacefully
on November 9 at
the Flo and Phil
Jones Hospice
House in Jones-
boro following a
long illness. He
was born in Van-
ndale, Arkansas,
the son of Emily
Tompkins and
Hays Sullivan.
Raised on his
family’s farm in Burdette, Mr. Sul-
livan graduated from Blytheville
High School in 1956 and attend-
ed the University of Arkansas at
Fayetteville. He then returned to
Burdette to fulfill his dream of
working on the family farm.
Mr. Sullivan was a member of
the First United Methodist Church
in Blytheville and spent his career
farming in Mississippi County.
Throughout his life, he was in-
volved in state and local politics,
including a lengthy tenure on the
Arkansas Game and Fish Com-
mission (1977-1984), where he
promoted sportsmanship, con-
servation and improved access to
sporting activities for the younger
generation of Arkansans. He en-
joyed his fellowship in both the
Osceola and Blytheville Rotary
Clubs and, in his latter years, was
recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow
by the Blytheville Rotary Club.
Hays Sullivan enjoyed vacations
to the Gulf Coast, Washington
D.C. and Colorado with his fami-
ly. One of his favorite spots was
Jack’s Resort on the White River
in the Ozarks, where he taught
his children and grandchildren to
fish. He spent many days in the
duck woods of the Arkansas Delta
telling tales, drinking coffee, and
sharing his love of a good hunt.
Wherever Hays went, he always
surrounded by friends, old and
new. He loved people and never
met a stranger; others sensed his
innate generosity and personal
warmth and, in return, virtually
everybody he met loved him.
Mr. Sullivan was predeceased
by his parents, brother Pat Sulli-
van and his son-in-law, Dr. Steven
Owens. He is survived by his wife
and love of his life, Linda, and
their four daughters: Judith Anne
Owens of Little Rock, Emily Su-
sanne (Blant Hurt) of Jonesboro,
Martha Elizabeth (Greg Harris)
of Kennett, and Sarah Tompkins
(David McNeil) of Dallas. Hays is
also survived by twelve grandchil-
dren; John Charles Williams (Em-
ily), Paul Harris (Bethany), Payte
Harris (Laura), Chelsea Thompson
(Jon), Emily Matocha (Blake), Anne
Elizabeth Riggs (Chris), Kate and
Laura White, Thomas Owens, and
Hays, Mary Virginia, and Emmeil-
ine McNeil; eight great-grandchil-
dren (and one on the way), and
brother, Bill Sullivan.
Services for Mr. Sullivan will be
held on Tuesday, November 12 at
the First United Methodist Church
in Blytheville, Arkansas with Rev-
erend Zach Roberts officiating.
Visitation will begin at 1 p.m. in
the church parlor with a celebra-
tion of Mr. Sullivan’s life to follow
at 2 p.m. The burial will be private.
In lieu of flowers, the family re-
quests that memorials be made to
the First United Methodist Church
(blythevillefumc.org), and the
Broyles Foundation (broylesfoun-
dation.org) supporting Alzheimer’s
Caregivers. Condolences may be
expressed to the family at www.
cobbfuneralhome.com.
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BRYANT — Harlon Ray Sory, 89,
left his earthly home in Bryant,
Arkansas, to join
God’s heavenly
choir on Novem-
ber 10, 2019 with
his family at his
side. Harlon’s
middle name
was “Ray,” and
he was aptly
named. His kind,
encouraging,
uplifting spirit
was a ray of sunshine to everyone
he encountered. He was fond of
saying, “Strangers are just friends
I haven’t met yet.” He was born
September 17, 1930 to Thomas
and Verna (Harrison) Sory in Shoal
Creek, Arkansas.
His humble beginnings and a
thirst for knowledge led him to
take advantage of the GI Bill after
his service in the USAF to earn his
degree from Arkansas Tech. Be-
ing a “people person,” he found
the perfect career as a staffing
specialist (HR) for the Corps of
Engineers. Always willing to lend
a helping hand, after retirement
Harlon found fulfillment in volun-
teering for various groups; Visit-
ing Nurses Association, the Food
Pantry, Rockbuilders, and many
others. He served as president of
NARFE for several years, and many
folks in Saline County are using
wheelchair ramps that he helped
to build. Harlon was a “wordsmith”
with an incredible vocabulary that
he continued to build throughout
his life. He was a devout Chris-
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tian and member of Bryant First
Southern Baptist Church, where
he could be found volunteering,
ministering to people or helping
out as needed. In earlier years he
served as a deacon, choir member
and song director. Harlon had a
lifelong love of all kinds of music,
even learning to play the violin af-
ter retiring. He also enjoyed sports,
playing golf, gardening and over-
seeing “Southfork”, he and Jean’s
rural homestead near Traskwood.
But the greatest source of pride
and joy in his life was presiding
over his family as patriarch, orga-
nizing family gatherings and being
surrounded by his whole boister-
ous family.
In short, Harlon lived a full and
happy life, almost 67 of those
years with the love of his life, Jean
(Hays), who survives him. They
were almost inseparable, enjoying
their work and hobbies together
in blessed harmony. Harlon is also
survived by his daughter, Brenda
Sory of St. Francisville, La.; son,
Ken (JoAnn) Sory of Bryant, Ark.;
granddaughters, Dr. Victoria (Paul)
Evans of Little Rock and Kayla Sory
of Conway, Ark.; grandsons, Casey
(Julie) Lillie of Zachary, La. and
Chris (Holly) Sory of Bryant, Ark.;
and great-grandchildren, Isabel
Sory, Gibson Evans, Alyssa Lillie,
Barrett Sory, Miller Evans and Cora
Sory.
Visitation will be at Roller-Alcoa
Funeral Home in Benton, Arkansas
on Wednesday, November 13, from
12 noon to 2 p.m. Funeral service
will begin at 2 pm following the
visitation. Interment will follow
at Forest Hills Memorial Park on
Highway 5 in Alexander, Arkansas.
In lieu of flowers, please con-
sider donating to the Harlon and
Jean Sory Scholarship Endowment
at Arkansas Tech University. Har-
lon’s firm belief in the power of
education to elevate and enrich
lives led him to establish this en-
dowment to help students from he
and Jeans’ rural counties to attend
college. To sign the online guest-
book, please visit: www.rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/bryant.
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CLARENDON — Sandra Marga-
ret Lovell, 70, of Clarendon died
November 10, 2019. Survivors in-
clude: Daughters; Teresa (David)
Stanalker, and Jenny (Brandon)
Lammers, Brother; Glen Aker,
Grandchildren; Caitlin, Caleb, Cal-
lie, and Shelby. Graveside service
at 2 p.m. Wednesday November
13, 2019 at Shady Grove Cemetery,
Clarendon. Guestbook/obit/www.
bobnealandsons.com.
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CONWAY — Michael “Mike”
Franks, 67, of Conway, went to
be with the Lord
on November 9,
2019. He is the
son of the late
Raymond and
Joanna Cooper
Franks. He was
retired from
pharmaceutical
sales and en-
joyed going to
Greers Ferry lake
with family. Mike was known for
his upbeat spirit, candid humor,
and always putting a smile on
people’s faces. He was loved very
much by his friends and family
who will miss his great stories and
ability to make everyone laugh.
Mike was a charter member of the
Woodland Heights Baptist Church
in Conway.
He is also preceded in death
by his wife of 44 years, Marilee
Cupp Franks. Survivors include
son, David (Mechelle) Franks, of
Jonesboro; daughter, Allison (Kyle)
Land, of Fayetteville; grandchil-
dren, Madison and Garrett McKis-
son, of Jonesboro, Rhett Land and
soon-to-be grandson, Knox Land,
both of Fayetteville; and siblings,
Bob (Joan) Franks, of Sherwood,
Debbie (Bob) Galbreath, of Sims-
boro, Louisiana, and Belinda (Lee)
Crawford, of Paragould.
Visitation will be Wednesday
night from 5-7 p.m. at Heath Fu-
neral Home in Paragould, Arkan-
sas. Funeral service will begin at
10 a.m. in the chapel on Thursday
in Paragould. Burial will follow at
Linwood cemetery. Pallbearers
will be Mike Norman, Floyd Brad-
ley, George Newton, Lee Crawford,
Bobby Joe Willie, Bob Galbreath,
and James Thomas. Honorary pall-
bearer will be Onnie Sowell. Send
memorials to Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation.
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CONWAY — Feliceia Machelle
Taylor, 49, Conway, departed this
life November 1.
Funeral 1 p.m.,
Thursday, No-
vember 14th,
Solomon Grove
Baptist Church,
Twin Groves. Vis-
itation 6 p.m.-7
p.m., Wednes-
day, Nov. 13th
at funeral home.
Interment Solo-
mon Grove Cemetery. Services en-
trusted to Larry G. Acklin Funeral
Home, 910 Walnut Street, Conway.
501-327-1124. www.larrygacklinfu-
neralhomes.com.
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DOLPH — Terry Sanders, 63,
died November 9. Visitation: Tues-
day, November 12 from 6-8 p.m.
at Eddie’s Family Funeral Home
in Calico Rock. Funeral service:
Wednesday, November 13 at 10
a.m. at Eddie’s Family Funeral
Home. Survivors: Casey Sanders
(son), Billy Sanders, Carolyn Dock-
ins, Mike Sanders, Marty Sanders,
Mark Sanders (siblings).
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EL DORADO — Georgeanna
Jeanette Dickens, 66, of El Dora-
do passed away, November 9th,
2019. Funeral service will be 10
a.m. today in Young’s Chapel with
Rev. Tracy Roden officiating. Burial
will follow at Arlington Cemetery
under the direction of Young’s Fu-
neral Directors. An online registry
is available at www.youngsfuner-
alhome.com.
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FRANKLIN — Joyce Herron Bill-
ingsley, 90, died November 10.
Visitation and funeral service
will be Thursday, November 14 at
Franklin Baptist Church. Visitation:
1-2 p.m. Funeral service begins at
2 p.m. Survivors: Brenda Kelley,
Kirby Billingsley, Kendra Smith
(children), Joe Herron, Helen Hunt
(siblings), eight grandchildren, five
great-grandchildren.
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GREENBRIER — Mamie H Esko-
la, 97, of Greenbrier, Ark., passed
away November
10, 2019 to plant
her new garden
in Heaven. Es-
kola was one of
the first Waves in
WWII and broke
tradition by
working on Navy
planes rather
than typing.
Leftt to cher-
ish her memory are her sons, Jim
(Patti) Eskola and Glenn (CaVon-
na) Eskola; grandchildren, Todd
(Kim) Eskola, M’Shay (Robert) Call-
icott, Jeff (Leslee) Eskola, Amber
(Jeff) Williams and Chad (Andrea)
Eskola; great-grandchildren, Aus-
tin, Hunter, Molly, Parker, Ciara,
Grant, Trent, John, Carissa, River,
and Peyton. She is also survived
by nephew, Tom Wise and his son
Tommy Wise, and many other
friends and relatives that love her.
A private Graveside service will
be Thursday, November 14, 2019
at Crestlawn Memorial Park, Con-
way, Ark.
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HAMBURG — Aubrey Haynes,
66, of Hamburg, died Friday, No-
vember 8, 2019, in Crossett. Grave-
side service: 2 p.m., Wednesday,
Mt. Zion Cemetery. Visitation: 1:45-
2 p.m., Wednesday at the ceme-
tery. Funeral arrangements are
under the direction of Jones-Harts-
horn Funeral Home of Hamburg,
Arkansas. Online guestbook at
www.jones-hartshorn.com.
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HERMITAGE — Amanda Peebles
Miles of Hermitage, Ark. died, No-
vember 8th in El Dorado, Ark. She
was an administrative assistant,
a United States Navy Veteran and
a member of the Norphlet United
Methodist Church. A memorial ser-
vice will be 1 p.m. Thursday, No-
vember 14th at the Norphlet Unit-
ed Methodist Church in Norphlet.
www.frazerfuneralhome.com.
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HOT SPRINGS — Ray Clifton
Donathan, age 88, of Hot Springs,
died, Saturday,
November 9,
2019. He was
born on Novem-
ber 13, 1930, in
Hot Springs, the
son of T.C. Dona-
than and Mamie
Moore Donathan.
He is survived
by wife, Wil-
lodene Donathan
of Hot Springs; two daughters,
Marsha Donathan Kimbrough
and her husband, Dr. Randy Kim-
brough of Springdale and Dr. Cyn-
thia Donathan Morgan and her
husband Phillip Morgan of Hot
Springs; three grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2 p.m.,
Thursday, November 14, 2019, in
the Davis-Smith Funeral Home
Chapel, Hot Springs. Interment
will be in Memorial Gardens Cem-
etery. Visitation will be held from
1 p.m. until service time on Thurs-
day. Guest registry is at www.da-
vis-smith.com.
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JORDAN — Faith Lenore Sten-
son, 78, of Jordan, Arkansas, had
a Memorial Service on Novem-
ber 7, 2019. Faith died November
1, 2019. Faith is survived by her
husband, Edward; son, Kenneth
Fobert; daughter, Lenore Fobert.
Arrangements by Kirby and Fami-
ly Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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LAKEVIEW — Helen Janette Ja-
cobs, 94, of Lakeview, Arkansas
will have a Memorial Service 11
a.m., November 15th at the Bull
Shoals United Methodist Church.
Helen died October 28th. Helen is
survived by her son, Jerry Jacobs
and daughter, Jackie Crow. Ar-
rangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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MORRILTON — Cleva Charton,
93, died November 9. Survivors:
children: Eldon Hill, Louis Charton,
Joy Charton, 10 grandchildren:
23 great-grandchildren and six
great-great-grandchildren. Visi-
tation: 1 p.m.-2 p.m., Wednesday,
November 13, funeral home with
service at 2 p.m. Arrangements
by Bob Neal and Sons – Morrilton.
Obituary/photo/guestbook: www.
bobnealandsons.com.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — David Al-
len Lyons, 92, of Mountain Home,
Arkansas will have services at a
later date. David died October
25, 2019. David is survived by his
wife, Muriel and daughter, Sandra
Williams. Arrangements by Kirby
and Family Funeral and Cremation
Services.www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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NEWPORT — Carl Lee Corbitt,
Sr. of Newport, Arkansas formerly
of West Helena, Arkansas passed
away Saturday November 9, 2019.
Chapel services will be Wednes-
day, November 13, 2019 at 2 p.m.
with visitation from 1-2 p.m. at
Roller-Citizens Funeral Home 508
Plaza, West Helena, Arkansas
(870)-573-2571. View and sign on-
line-guestbook: www.rollerfuneral-
homes.com.
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NEWPORT — Oleta Free, 87, of
Newport, passed from this life on
Saturday. Oleta is survived by sis-
ter-in-law, Augusta Hodges of Tex-
as, wife of Raymond; also nieces,
nephews, cousins, and her special
dog, Maggie. Visitation: Jackson’s
Newport Funeral Home Chapel,
Thursday, 1 p.m.-service. Funeral
following: 2 p.m. Thursday. Inter-
ment: Walnut Grove Cemetery.
www.jacksonsfh.com.
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PINE BLUFF — Margery Rit-
tenhouse, 78, of Pine Bluff, died
Saturday. Survivors: sons, Gary
Rittenhouse, Thomas Rittenhouse,
and Timothy Rittenhouse; 13
grandchildren; nine great-grand-
children; brother, James Watters;
Obituaries
sister, Edna Schmalfeldt; sister-in-
law, Barbara Watters. Visitation:
Tuesday, 6 to 8 p.m. at Robinson’s.
Services: Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.,
Robinson’s Chapel. Online condo-
lences: www.ralphrobinsonand-
son.com.
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PRATTSVILLE — Doyce Aaron
Ross, 83, of Prattsville passed away
on November 9, 2019. Funeral ser-
vices will be 11 a.m. Wednesday,
November 13, 2019, at Atkinson
Funeral Home Chapel in Malvern.
Visitation will start one hour prior
to the service. Interment is at L’Eau
Fraiz Cemetery. Guests may leave
condolences at www.atkinsonfu-
neralhome.net.
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SULPHUR ROCK — Jernice C. No-
thern, 89, of Sulphur Rock passed
away November 11, 2019. She was
born on June 29, 1930 to Henry Omer
Caldwell and Lula Mae Caldwell. Fu-
neral services will begin at 2 p.m. on
Thursday at Roller-Crouch Funeral
Home. Visitation will be held one
hour prior to service. www.rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/batesville.
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SUMMIT — Evelyn Lorraine Mor-
rison, 89, of Summit, Arkansas, will
have private Funeral Services. Eve-
lyn died October 30, 2019. Evelyn is
survived by her son, Michael (Tri-
sa) Morrison of Pocahontas; Ark.,
daughter, Linda (Daniel) Pitts of
Summit, Ark. Arrangements by Kir-
by and Family Funeral and Crema-
tion Services. www.kirbyandfamily.
com.
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THORNTON — Elvin Ray Enlow,
71, of Thornton died Sunday. Visi-
tation will be Tuesday 1 p.m. until
2 p.m. at Benton Funeral Home in
Fordyce. Funeral services will fol-
low at 2 p.m. Burial services will be
private. Arrangements by Benton
Funeral Home of Fordyce. To sign
the online register visit www.ben-
tonfuneralhome.net.
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WARREN — Preston McKinney,
age 93, of Warren, Ark. died Sun-
day, November 10, 2019 at his home.
Funeral services 1:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, November 13 at Frazer’s Chap-
el. Burial in McFarland Cemetery by
Frazer’s Funeral Home. Visitation: 6
p.m. till 8 p.m. Tuesday, November
12th and from 12:30 p.m. till ser-
vice time on Wednesday at Frazer’s.
www.frazerfuneralhome.com.
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WEST FORK — David Vincent
Nutt, died November 9, 2019 in
Fayetteville. Born
April 11, 1948 to
Hallie and Velma
Nutt. Funeral ser-
vices will be 11
a.m. Wednesday,
November 13,
2019 at Beard’s
Chapel with vis-
itation from 10
a.m. until ser-
vice-time. Inter-
ment in the Fayetteville National
Cemetery. For full obituary, visit
www.beardsfuneralchapel.com.
Out-of-state
POST FALLS, Idaho — Kenneth
L. Hance, 90, passed away on No-
vember 4, 2019 in
Post Falls, Idaho.
Ken was born on
September 21,
1929 to Ernie and
Derondo Hance,
in Walnut Ridge,
Arkansas. On
June 8, 1955, he
married Geraldine
Williams from
Midland, Arkan-
sas. They were married for 63 years
before she passed away in February
this year.
Ken joined the Navy at 17 and
spent his years as a young sailor
traveling overseas and serving time
in the Korean War. He later began
working on the first nuclear subma-
rines and spent many long months
out beneath the sea. He was proud
to have served in the military and
he loved his country. After his retire-
ment from the Navy, he began his
second career as a pharmaceutical
representative with Ciba-Geigy, now
known as Novartis. Ken and Gerry
spent their retirement years in Jack-
sonville, Arkansas and they moved
to Idaho two years ago to be closer
to family.
Ken is survived by his daughter,
Susan (Greg) Bauerle of Hayden,
Idaho; brother, Cleatus (Hazel)
Hance; grandchildren: Jennifer
(Josh) Keough, Kevin Bauerle, Shab-
ree (Bret) Whiteman, and Trent (Rik-
ki) Hance; and nine great-grand-
children. He was preceded in death
by his wife, Geraldine and his son,
Steve Hance, his parents, and his
sister, Wanda Cooper.
A visitation will be held between
4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, November
12 at Yates Funeral Home-Coeur
d’Alene Chapel, 744 N 4th St., Coeur
d’Alene, Idaho 83814. A graveside
service with full military honors will
be held at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday,
November 13 at Washington State
Veterans Cemetery, 21702 West Es-
panola Road, Medical Lake, Wash.
Please visit Kenneth’s online
memorial and sign his guestbook
at www.yatesfuneralhomes.com.
Yates Funeral Home is entrusted
with final arrangements.
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SHREVEPORT — Gerald “Buck”
Goldman, 74, died Friday. Survivors:
two children, Gary (Bonnie), Brandy
Goldman; sisters, Patricia Tread-
way, Diana McClure; grandchildren,
Gary (Stephanie), Jolynn Due (DJ);
great-grandson, Beau; several neph-
ews; extended family, Jason Odom,
Anita Pitts. Graveside services:
2 p.m. Tuesday, Remmel-McCall
Cemetery. Visitation: 1-1:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Arrangements: Jackson’s
Newport Funeral Home. www.jack-
sonsfh.com.
Wednesday
November 13
Pulaski County
LETICIA ARNEZ BREWSTER, 54,
of LR, Ark., departed this life No-
vember 10, 2019. She is preceded
in death by: parents, Lloyd Sr. and
Opal Gatewood; siblings, Tanya Bry-
ant, Lloyd Gatewood Jr., Lajuana,
Felicia Gatewood.
She leaves to
cherish her mem-
ory: spouse, Phillip
Brewster Sr.; son,
Phillip Brewster
Jr.; siblings, Cyn-
thia Turner and
Michelle Frazier;
two grandchildren,
Phillip III and Lau-
ren Brewster; and
a host of other family and friends.
Family Hour: Friday, 6:15-7:15
p.m. at Robinson Mortuary, LR.
Life Celebration: Saturday, 12 noon
at Bethesda Baptist Church, 1316
Brown Street, LR, Ark. Pastor Milton
Graham, officiating. Services en-
trusted to Robinson Mortuary, 1201
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, LR,
Ark. (501) 371-0111. “Service You
Can Trust.”
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ROBERT DELL CALVIN, 78, of
North Little Rock, Ark., departed
this life Novem-
ber 8, 2019. He is
preceded in death
by his parents:
Robert Calvin and
Rosie Lee Holley.
He leaves to
cherish his memo-
ry: children: Chris
Pound, Jonathan
(Marleene) Cal-
vin, Aretha (Larry)
Adams, Bernadette Humbert, Col.
Mike Calvin, and Taronda Calvin, 17
grandchildren, nine great-grand-
children; sisters, one brother; a host
of other family and friends.
Family Hour: Friday, 6:15-7:15
p.m. at Robinson Mortuary NLR,
Ark. and Service: Saturday, 11 a.m.
at St. Stephens Baptist Church, 902
N E Street, NLR, Ark. Service en-
trusted to Robinson Mortuary, 4511
East Broadway, NLR, Ark. (501) 374-
0111. “Service You Can Trust.”
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DeUNTE’ LAMAR DAVIS, 22, of
Little Rock, Ark., departed this life
November 8, 2019.
Preceded in death
by his maternal
grandfather Bobby
Ray Daniels, and
a special cousin
Madison Leving-
ston.
He leaves to
cherish his mem-
ory with his par-
ents: Rodney
Davis Sr. (Domikia Davis), Latosha
Daniels ( Brian Johnson) siblings:
DeUndre’ Davis, Jasmine Davis, Rod-
ney Davis Jr., and Christian Johnson
and a host of other relatives and
friends.
Family Hour: Friday, 6:15-7:15 pm
at RM-South and Funeral Service:
Saturday, 11 a.m. Mercy Church.
Services entrusted to Robinson
Mortuary, 6400 Mabelvale Pike, Lit-
tle Rock, Ark. (501) 565-0110. “Ser-
vice You Can Trust.”
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LISA GRACE FINCH DEARBORN
softly and tenderly made her way
home on Novem-
ber 8, 2019. Born
in Little Rock on
Mother’s Day, May
10, 1959, sweet
and nurturing was
her nature. She
was a free spirit
and beautiful soul
who loved every-
one, little children
especially, which
led to her eventual career path, as
well as her greatest accomplish-
ment, being a wonderful mother to
her two sons. Although Lisa grew
up and eventually settled back
down in Little Rock, she moved with
her young family to Naples, Florida,
in 1989, then to Steamboat Springs,
Colorado in 1993 until returning to
Hot Springs and then Little Rock in
1997. As much as she loved living
near the beach and in the Rocky
Mountains, she also loved to travel
and described the month she spent
touring Europe in the mid 90’s as an
experience of a lifetime.
Lisa loved to laugh and had one
of the best. She was warm and wel-
coming to everyone, loved to cud-
dle and hug, and then there was
the eyebrow. She had a sense and
a knowing and when she raised it,
you knew it.
Lisa is lovingly remembered by
her best friend and fiance, Scott
Meeks, her sons Dylan Dearborn
and Nathan Dearborn, and their
wives Katy and Nancy; her grand-
children Layla, Lucy and Seth
Dearborn; her sisters, Becki Finch,
Julie Fullerton, and Laura Finch;
the father of their children, Steve
Dearborn; as well as her nieces
and nephews. She has been reunit-
ed with her mother, Delores Gray
Finch and Dad, Richard Mizell Finch,
as well as grandparents, Nana, Bom
Bom, Ninny, and Dado.
Lisa’s life will be celebrated Fri-
day, November 15, 2019, at 3 p.m.
at Ruebel Funeral in Little Rock. Re-
ception to follow at Cantina Laredo.
www.ruebelfuneralhome.com.
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KATIE LOUISE DeBOARD died on
October 29, 2019, three days after
her 90th birthday.
She was born
in Little Rock to
Lynn and Louise
Johnson Shelton
and was the last
of 21 children (ten
siblings and ten
half-brothers and
sisters). She was
artistic, creative,
and loved all
things beautiful. Her favorite place
to visit was Hawaii. She was in real
estate for a time and did Weddings
by Katie with floral arrangements,
catering, and incredible wedding
cakes that were perfection to the
eyes and delicious to eat. She won
second place in her division at an
international invitational Garden
Show in San Diego. She could paint,
sculpt, play the piano by ear, cook,
sew, decorate, and she loved to
travel.
She was preceded in death by
her husband of 61 years, Leo Frank
DeBoard, and her two sons, Phil-
lip Franklin DeBoard and Darryl
Wayne DeBoard. She is survived by
her daughter, Sharon Elisabeth De-
Board Cowin; seven grandchildren,
Kerry Janeane Halvorsen, Christo-
pher Lee Ward, Nicholas Shelton
Cowin, Barry Lee DeBoard, Jessica
Early, Kyle Jay Graven-DeBoard, Ka-
tie Jean Graven-DeBoard; and five
great-grandchildren, Elisabeth Cor-
rinne Darr, Megan LeAnna Ward,
Joshua Liam Ward, Jacob Early, and
Falynn Early.
There will be a graveside ser-
vice at a later date at the Arkan-
sas State Veterans Cemetery in
North Little Rock where she will be
interred with her husband, a vet-
eran of three wars. Arrangements
by Little Rock Funeral Home, (501)
224-2200. Katie’s online guestbook
may be signed at www.littlerockfu-
neralhome.com.
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JACQUELINE (JACKIE) SUMMER-
LIN HURD passed away on Wednes-
day, November
6th, 2019. Jackie
leaves behind a
lifetime of friends,
co-workers and
close family mem-
bers that will
always miss her
positive outlook
and incredible
spirit. Jackie was
a graduate of Mc-
Clellan High School in Little Rock
in 1974 and Ouachita Baptist Uni-
versity with a B.S. in Dietetics. The
number of lives that she touched,
people she mentored, staff mem-
bers she led, and co-workers she
worked closely with is immeasur-
able over the course of her almost
40 years of service to the Baptist
Health System. For those of us
lucky enough to have truly known
Jackie, she was a ray of bright light
in the room with an always positive
and happy disposition despite her
many private health battles.
Jackie loved her family dearly
— her “Hobbies” as she liked to
call them included her nieces and
nephew’s — Carly, Shelbi, Lindsey,
Alex, Tanner, and Brittany, and her
newest joy great-nephew Dylan and
great-nieces Charli and Hadli.
Jackie leaves behind her husband
of 36 years, John Douglas (Doug)
Hurd; one brother, Jay Summerlin;
sister-in-law Jennifer Summerlin;
brother-in-law and sister-in-law
Todd and Jennifer Hurd; mother-in-
law Jackie N. Hurd;, father-in-law
John M. Hurd and his wife Ann. She
was preceded in death by parents
Jack and Nellie Summerlin and her
sister Janet Summerlin Cowan.
A memorial service will be at
Roller Chenal Funeral Home in Little
Rock on Saturday, November 16th,
2019, at 2 p.m. Visitation will follow
the service.
In lieu of flowers, Jackie’s family
and friends prefer you to contribute
to her memory with a donation to
the Jackie Summerlin Hurd Memo-
rial Scholarship Fund for the Dietet-
ic Internship Program at Ouachita
Baptist University. There are two
ways to donate, https://obu.edu/
development/give. Please be sure
to indicate the exact wording above
under “instructions for your gift.”
Or, you can mail a donation to
Ouachita Baptist University, P.O.
Box 3754, Arkadelphia, Ark. 71998.
Please indicate on your check the
specific scholarship information
above.
Arrangements by Roller-Chenal
Funeral Home (501) 224-8300. On-
line guestbook is available at: www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/chenal.
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PEARL ROSEMARY JACKSON, 81,
of Sherwood passed from this life
on Wednesday,
November 6, 2019.
She was born
Saturday, Decem-
ber 11, 1937, in
Wellingborough,
England, to the
late Patrick and
Gladys Hutchings.
She will be missed
so much by her
family and friends.
Pearl is survived by husband, Jackie
of 61 years; daughter, Faith Shepard
and her husband, Steve; brothers,
Ralph and Melvin Hutchings. Cre-
mation arrangements by Moore’s
Jacksonville Funeral Home, (501)
982-2136. www.mooresjacksonville-
funeralhome.com.
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Mother JEAN V. LAKE, affection-
ately known as “The Lady With The
Golden Voice,” 93,
Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, departed this
life Friday, Novem-
ber 8th, 2019.
She is preced-
ed in death by her
loving husband
of more than 47
years Deacon Rob-
ert T Lake, Veron-
ica Lake, Maestro
Danny Jones, and Norris Harris Sr.
She is survived by son Dr. Steve
(J’auan Gaylyn) Lake, Dorris Banks,
Stephanie Stallworth, Robbie Lake
and sister Mertha Crutcher, grand-
children, great-grandchildren and
great-great-grandchildren and a
host of nieces, nephews, relatives
friends.
Visitation: 7:30-8:30 p.m. Friday
at Robinson Mortuary, Little Rock.
Celebration of Life Service, Satur-
day, 10 a.m. at New Hope Baptist
Church, 1821 Edmonds St., NLR,
Ark. 72117. Services entrusted to
Robinson Mortuary, 1201 Dr. MLK
King Jr. Drive, Little Rock, Ark. (501)
371-0111. “Service You Can Trust.”
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MELVIN EUGENE MAYFIELD, 88,
of Little Rock, Arkansas, passed
away November
12, 2019. He was
born November
28, 1930, to Thom-
as and Chloda
Mayfield in Leba-
non, Missouri.
He started
working at thir-
teen years old and
was self-support-
ing ever since. He
was a man of limited education
who worked many jobs, a success-
ful businessman who provided well
for his family through hard work,
determination and the will to pro-
vide a good life for his wife and
children. He was the owner and
operator of Sunset Lane Mobile
Home Park for 25 years and also
was in sales. Melvin enjoyed fish-
ing, Whoppers, and scratch offs.
He was always there for his family,
there was nothing he wouldn’t do
for them. We commonly say family
is a priority for a person but for him
it truly was what he lived for.
He is survived by his wife of 72
years, Lucille Mayfield; children,
Becky Stringham (Larry) and Gina
Redford; Pepaw and Poppie to his
grandchildren, Brooke Mayfield
Buckley (Sam Heard), Bryan Mar-
tin, Mandy Engel Butler (Stephen),
Nicholas Engel (Mikey Tackett), Ji-
lian Thomas, Kadi Lindsey (Sean),
Sydni Redford, and Ian Redford; and
great-grandchildren, Griffin, Haden,
Sophie, Jasper, Zoe, Edie, Aria, Saw-
yer, and Marlie. He was preceded in
death by his parents; sister, Wanda
Chandler; brother, Preston May-
field; son, Kerry Alden Mayfield;
grandson-in-law, Chad Buckley.
Memorials may be made to Pu-
laski County Humane Society, 14600
Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock,
Ark. 72210.
Visitation will be at 10 a.m., fol-
lowed by a Funeral at 11 a.m. Friday,
November 15, 2019, at Smith-North
Little Rock Funeral Home, 1921 Main
Street. Burial will follow in Forest
Hills Cemetery. Online guestbook at
www.smithfamilycares.com.
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MARY ANN MCDUFFEE, 83,
passed away Monday, November
11, 2019. She was born April 15,
1936, to the late Oliver Lorenzo and
Minnie Lee Gibbs in Paragould, Ar-
kansas.
Mary was married on August 31,
1956, and spent 54 wonderful years
with her husband, William “Bill”
McDuffee. One of her biggest joys
was cooking and sharing it with
others. Mary loved camping in the
outdoors and fishing. She also loved
her Arkansas Razorbacks.
She is survived by her daugh-
ter, LeeAnn Spears (Steve); sons,
Terry, David, and Buckly (Teresa);
grandchildren, Justin McDuffee,
Brad Gilley, and Connor Spears; and
brothers, David and Gaylon Gibbs.
Mary is preceded in death by three
brothers and two sisters.
Cremation arrangements under
the care of Roller-Owens Funeral
Home. Online Guestbook: www.rol-
lerfuneralhomes.com/owens.
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Pastor FLOSSIE MAE MURRY, 87,
of Little Rock, Ark., departed this
life November 9,
2019. Preceded
in death by her
husband: Aaron
Murry; parents:
Dallas and Roberta
Heard.
She leaves to
cherish her memo-
ry with her daugh-
ter: Jeanie Banks;
g ra n d c h i l d re n :
Reginald Booth, Kevin Williams, An-
toinette Roberts, Charleston Blue,
Kimberly Britt; 22 great-grandchil-
dren; nine great-great-grandchil-
dren; and a host of other relatives
and friends.
Family Hour: Friday, 5-6 p.m. at
Robinson Mortuary, Little Rock. Fu-
neral Service: Saturday 11:30 a.m.,
Antioch Full Gospel Baptist Church.
Services entrusted to Robinson
Mortuary, 1201 Dr. MLK Jr. Drive,
Little Rock, Ark. (501) 371-0111.
“Service You Can Trust.”
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NORMAN ARLAN POLLARD SR.,
90, passed away on November 12,
2019. Norman was
born in Bradford,
Ark., on Septem-
ber 7, 1929, to
James E. and Flor-
ence Belle Taylor
Pollard. Norman
was preceded in
death by his par-
ents and brothers,
Sylvester, Elgin
and Calvin.
Norman was an Army vet, serv-
ing in Japan and Korea. He retired
from Central Arkansas Water after
35 years and then the serious trav-
el began! Norman and Erma offi-
cially became snowbirds, living in
Apache Junction, Ariz. during the
winter months and then continuing
to travel to Branson, Mo., and var-
ious parks throughout the country.
Norman is survived by his wife
of 65 years, Erma Jean; son, Nor-
man Jr. (Virginia); granddaughters,
Nikki and Melanie (who called
him “Peep”); step-grandson, Jerry
Jones; sister-in-law, Barbara Pol-
lard; and many nieces, nephews
and cousins.
The family wishes to extend their
deepest gratitude to The Crossing
at Riverside in Searcy, Ark., and
to Arkansas Hospice. Family will
receive family and friends on No-
vember 14, 2019 from 11 a.m. – 12
noon, with funeral beginning at 12
noon at Pinecrest Funeral Home,
7401 Hwy. 5, Alexander, Ark. Burial
following at Forest Hills Cemetery.
In Lieu of flowers, please make a
donation to AR Hospice or your fa-
vorite charity.
To sign the online guestbook go
to www.pinecrestmemorialpark.
com.
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JOHN A. PRATER, age 50, of Little
Rock, Ark., passed away on Satur-
day, November 9, 2019 in an auto
accident on Hempstead County
Road 207 in DeAnn community.
Services pending. Honored Service
Provider - McFadden & Hitchye Fu-
neral Enterprises. www.mandhfu-
neral.com.
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GEORGE EDWARD PROCTOR of
Little Rock, Ark., passed away on
Wednesday, Octo-
ber 30, 2019, at the
age of 78.
He was an avid
sportsman and
golfer, who won
many trophies in-
cluding HSV Club
Championship and
tied for the Mer-
cedes-Benz Pro-
Am Championship
in West Palm Beach, Fla. He was a
car man for Union Pacific Railroad
as a write-up man for 36 years.
George loved watching and
coaching baseball, football and golf
for many young boys and teams in
Little Rock and North Little Rock.
His love for sports and his ability
to instruct was best demonstrated

through his sons who acquired both
academic and athletic scholarships
to college. One of his most loved
sports was thoroughbred horse
racing. He was quite the gifted and
knowledgeable in this sport which
he had followed even in his teens.
He was preceded in death his
parents, Tom and Carolyn Proctor,
a brother, John Albert Proctor, a
nephew, Brad Cypert and a broth-
er-in-law, Henry McPherson. His
survivors include his wife of 52
years, Geneva Jo Kerr Proctor of Lit-
tle Rock, Ark.; sons, Bobby (Kellie)
Proctor, MD of Madison, Miss. and
Drew (Gwen) Proctor, MD of Orange
Beach, Ala.; granddaughters, Pres-
ley, Peighton and Isla; sister, Nan-
cy McPherson of Sherwood, Ark.;
nephews, LTC. Slade McPherson
and Brady McPherson and niece,
Blake Gateley.
Visitation will be held at Smith
Sherwood funeral home in Sher-
wood, Arkansas from 6 to 8 p.m.
on Friday, November 15, 2019. A
Celebration of Mr. Proctor’s life will
be held on Saturday, November 16,
2019, at 2 p.m. at Sylvan Hills Com-
munity Church.
In lieu of flowers, donations may
be made to the Wounded Warriors
Project or St. Jude’s Children’s Hos-
pital.
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MARY ANN REDD TERRELL, 75,
passed from this life on November
11, 2019. She was
born in Pontiac,
Michigan to the
late William A.
Redd and Anna
Mae Freeman
Redd. Mary Ann
was raised on a
farm by her grand-
parents Charles
and Nellie Redd in
Romeo, Michigan.
She spent her early years help-
ing her grandmother on the farm.
These early years were some of
her happiest spent with her family,
aunts, uncles and cousins around.
Mary Ann moved to Arkansas at the
age of 15 where she met and mar-
ried Joe Tom Terrell of Humphrey,
Arkansas. They bore two sons who
she leaves behind, Joe Scott and
Brian Christopher Terrell. She went
to work for the University of Arkan-
sas Cooperative Extension Service
after her children started school.
Mary Ann retired from the Arkan-
sas Department of Environmental
Quality with 28 years working for
the state of Arkansas.
Her greatest joys in life were her
grandchildren Brittney Nicole Ter-
rell and Evann Christopher Terrell;
she is also survived by great-grand-
son Kade Dillon Terrell; great-grand-
daughter Adilynn Grace Terrell; sib-
lings Bill Redd, Doug Redd, Albert
Redd, Cameron Redd, Jeff Clark,
Gail, Donna Griffiths, Brenda Carter
and a host of other loving family
and friends.
Visitation will be held on Satur-
day, November 16, 2019 from 10-11
a.m. with funeral service to start
at 11 a.m. at A Natural State Fu-
neral Service 2620 West Main St.
Jacksonville, Arkansas. Her online
guestbook is available at www.
anaturalstatefuneralservice.com.
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CAROLINE F. WILLIAMS, 78, of
Jacksonville passed away Sun-
day, November
10, 2019. She was
born January 22,
1941 in Memphis,
Tennessee to Ster-
ling and Earlene
McKenzie. She re-
tired from Falcon
Jet in Little Rock
to pursue her pas-
sion and creativity
in all forms of art-
work.
Caroline is survived by two
daughters, Rhonda Hetland (Rob-
ert) and Connie Williams. She was
preceded in death by her parents;
and brother, Bill McKenzie.
A graveside inurnment will be at
2 p.m., Saturday, November 16, 2019
at Bayou Meto Cemetery. Arrange-
ments by Smith-North Little Rock
Funeral Home. Guestbook at www.
SmithFamilyCares.com.
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CHARLES T. “BIG CHIEF” WIL-
LIAMS SR., 76, of Little Rock, AR,
departed this life
November 8, 2019.
He is preceded in
death by his par-
ents: Iola Williams
and Iris Morris;
wife, Ruby Wil-
liams; son, Darrin
Williams; broth-
ers, Floyd and Jo-
seph Williams.
He leaves to
cherish his memory: children: Vala-
rie and Tammie Hayes, Milwaukee
Wis., Terry L. Reese, Charles Wil-
liams Jr. (Tana), Dafina Leggs, Sha-
ron Croom all of Little Rock; sister;
Vernistine Otis, North Little Rock,
27 grandchildren, 75 great-grand-
children, one great-great-grand-
son, and a host of other family
and friends. He was a graduate of
Nelson High School in Scott, Ark.,
He enjoyed playing basketball and
entertaining. He was enthused with
the word of the Lord.
Visitation: 9-10 a.m. Service: Sat-
urday, 10 a.m. at Williams Temple
COGIC 1723 Commerce Street, LR,
Ark. Service entrusted to Robinson
Mortuary, 1201 Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. Drive, LR, AR (501) 371-0111.
“Service You Can Trust.”
Arkansas
ALEXANDER — Samuel Joseph
Milazzo Jr., 65, of Alexander, passed
away unexpectedly on November
8, 2019. He was born on December
21, 1953, in New Orleans to the late
Samuel Joseph Sr. and Marguerite
Schmidt Milazzo. Sam spent most
of his life in southern Louisiana
where he learned to cook a mean
Gumbo and rooted for the Saints.
He was a lifelong Harley enthusiast
who enjoyed welding, pyrotechnics,
crawfish boils, gunsmithing, wood-
working, smoking meat, and raising
and showing Maine Coons.
He is survived by his loving wife
of 19 years, Julie Milazzo; son,
Samuel J. Milazzo III of Louisiana;
daughter, Sarah J. (Stephen) Milaz-
zo Jennings of Texas; sisters, Janet
Babin, Patty Sigsworth and Pam
Humphries; grandchildren, Darrian,
Bayleigh and Samantha.
A visitation will be held at Ashby
Funeral Home on November 16th, 1
p.m. until 3 p.m. On line guest book
at www.ashbyfuneralhome.com.
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BENTON — Fagan Andrew “Andy”
Fullington was born on December
3, 1946, in Benton.
He left this world
on November 11,
2019. Andy will be
remembered for
his hard work, his
ability to fix most
anything and his
devotion to help-
ing his family and
friends in their
times of need.
Andy was a Radarman Second
Class in the Navy and served as an
Electronic Warfare Operator and
Watch Section Supervisor on the
USS Franklin D. Roosevelt. In 2016,
he retired from the Almatis/Alcoa
plant after 42 years of working var-
ious jobs within the company. From
X-ray technician in their medical
department to working along their
chemical engineers in the Calcines
department.
Andy is survived by his wife of
47 years, Patti; his daughter Jen-
ny Johnston and husband Danny;
his son Jacob Fullington and wife
Carol. “Grumpa” will be missed by
his four grandchildren, Dalton and
Erin Johnston and Blaine and Shel-
by Fullington. He is also survived
by Majon Downs, his sister, and her
daughter Anna Brewer and hus-
band Melvin. Andy also had several
nieces, nephews and cousins that
will miss his willingness to help out
if something needed to be fixed or
replaced. Andy is preceded in death
by his parents, John and Zona Full-
ington of Benton.
Visitation and Memorial service
will be held on Friday, November
15th, at Salem United Methodist
Church starting at 1 p.m. In lieu
of flowers, the family request that
donations be made to Salem Unit-
ed Methodist Church. Online guest
book at www.ashbyfuneralhome.
com.
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BENTON — Bonnie Nell Beavers
Mayberry, 82, of Benton, died Sun-
day. She was born
in Lauderdale
County, Alabama,
to the late Charles
and Theora Bea-
vers on March 26,
1937. She taught
at Freed Harde-
man College, High
School in Leighton,
Alabama, middle
school in Little
Rock, elementary school, Bryant,
Arkansas, and many Bible Classes.
She was preceded in death by
her parents and husband, William
Earl Mayberry, two sisters and
one brother. Bonnie is survived by
daughters, Bernadette Rockwell,
Penny Haussin and Heather Gregg;
grandchildren, Emory, Avery, Oak-
ley Rockwell, Hadley, Lathan and
Brooks Gregg, Gaines and Grant
Haussin; brother, Charles Beavers;
many nieces and nephews and in-
laws.
Church services by Ashbys, 10
a.m. Saturday at Northside Church
of Christ with burial to follow at
Social Hill Cemetery. Visitation will
be at Ashbys, Friday, 6 p.m. until
8 p.m. On line guestbook at www.
ashbyfuneralhome.com.
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BONO — Nelda Jean Bettis, 76,
of Bono, passed away Tuesday, No-
vember 12, 2019. Funeral services
and a Celebration of Life will be 10
a.m. Thursday at the Seventh-day
Adventist Church in Jonesboro.
Burial will follow at Trinity Cem-
etery in Bono. Online guestbook:
www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/
Jonesboro.
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BRYANT — Ann Marie Kendrick,
39, of Bryant, received her angel
wings on November 10, 2019, af-
ter a hard fight against cancer of
less than one year. She was born
on August 27, 1980, in Oceanside,
California, to Larry Miller and Ter-
esita Oriol Miller. Ann attended
cosmetology school and worked at
Dillard’s.
She had a great sense of humor
and loved to laugh & play jokes on
her family and friends. Ann brought
smiles & laughter to everyone she
met and could light a room when
she walked in. It may have taken
her a day to get a joke, but when
she did, she would crack herself
up!!! She was a very forgiving per-
son having been taught by her mom
to be kind & forgiving. Ann’s life re-
volved around her children.
She was preceded in death by
her grandfather, Garland Hancock;
grandparents, Roman and Laura
Oriol; and four aunts. Ann is sur-
vived by her husband, Brian Ken-
drick, and they had three beautiful
children: son, Dorian Iziah “Butt
Butt” Kendrick and daughters, Ma-
hogany Sade “Wooga” Kendrick &
Mojave Rayne “Tinker” Kendrick;
father and step-mother, Larry (Gail)
Miller; mother and step-father, Ter-
ry (Harold) Dean; brother, Jeremy
(Amy) Miller; sister, Jennifer Lyn
Miller & her future husband, Brian;
and grandmother, Carole Hancock.
A Church Service will be held
11 a.m. Friday, November 15th, at
Benton Oak Grove Baptist Church
with Bro. Vance Nutt officiating.
Visitation will be held on Friday,
November 15th, at the church, 10
a.m. until 11 a.m. Special thanks
to Baptist Hospital Staff 6A, Ebony
Miller-Case Worker, Dr. Harrington
& Staff-Carti/Oncology and Hospice
Home Care in Little Rock. On-line
guestbook at www.ashbyfuneral-
home.com.
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BRYANT — MaryAnne Rood Wat-
son, 82, graced this world with her
presence Decem-
ber 28, 1936. She
entered the arms
of her loving Sav-
ior on the morning
of November 11,
2019.
No longer in
pain and com-
pletely made
whole, MaryAnne
leaves behind her
husband of almost 64 years, John-
nie F. “JF” Watson, two daughters,
Vicki Simpson (Mark) and Laurie
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Zeiler (John), three grandchildren
Logan Zeiler, Darbi Zeiler and
Kaylee Simpson. She is preceded in
death by her parents Herschel Rood
and O’Leeva Norwood Rood, sib-
lings Bill Rood and H.C. Rood, one
grandchild, Abby Lynne Simpson.
MaryAnne loved spending time
with her family, serving in her
church and lending an ear when-
ever needed. She was deeply loved
and will be missed by many.
Funeral Service will be held 1
p.m., Friday, November 15, at Roll-
er-Drummond Funeral Home Chap-
el, interment will follow at Forest
Hills Memorial Park. Visitation will
be an hour prior to the service at
the funeral home. Online guest-
book: www.rollerfuneralhomes.
com/drummond.
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CALICO ROCK — Deloris Faye
Hill, 82, of Calico Rock passed away
Friday, November 8, 2019 in Flippin.
She was born September 8, 1937 in
Dyess, Arkansas to the late Harry
and Gladys (Dunlap) Myers. Delo-
ris was a devoted mother. Family
came first. She would go without so
others would not have to.
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CAMDEN — Michael “Heath” Car-
roll, 44, of Camden, passed away
Sunday, November 10, 2019. Visi-
tation will be from 6-8 p.m. today
at Young’s. Funeral services will be
2 p.m. Thursday, November 14, at
Young’s Chapel. Burial will follow
at Sycamore Grove Cemetery under
the direction of Young’s Funeral Di-
rectors. www.youngsfuneralhome.
com.
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CASA — Evelyn “Honeycutt” Rob-
inson, age 91, of Casa, Arkansas,
passed away Sat-
urday, November
9, 2019. She was
born November 18,
1927 in Casa, Ar-
kansas, a daugh-
ter of the late Jack
Honeycutt and the
late Otha Tanner
Honeycutt. She
was the widow
of James Russell
Robinson, a Homemaker and a
member of Casa Church of Christ.
Survivors include her sons: Ben-
ny and Lana Robinson of Dardanelle
and Bob and June Gilbert Robinson
of Casa; grandsons: Ethan (Tiffi-
ni), Matt, Clay (Tanya), and Blake
(Jessica) Robinson; great-grand-
children; Hayden Evans, Jordan
Duncan, Coby (Bryce), Noah, Avery,
Cali, and Abby Robinson; great-
great-grandson: Bentley Robinson;
two nephews: Tommy and Danny
Merritt; three nieces: Norma Jean
Humphreys, Pat Steele, and Devetta
Robinson. Other than her parents
and husband, she was preceded
in death by her brother: Jim Tom
Honeycutt; sister-in-law: Nona Sue
Honeycutt; nephew: Ronald Honey-
cutt; and daughter-in-law: Carolyn
Faulkner Robinson.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m.
Friday, November 15, 2019 at Casa
Church of Christ with Bro. Neal
Chism officiating. Burial will be at
Casa Cemetery. Arrangements are
by Harris Funeral Home of Morril-
ton. The family will receive friends
from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, at the
funeral home. Online guestbook:
www.harrisfuneralhomes.net.
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CONWAY — Hassell “Ed” Bailey,
86, of Conway, passed away, No-
vember 11, 2019. Visitation will be
6 to 8 p.m., Friday, November 15th
at Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in
Conway. Funeral service will be 10
a.m., Saturday, November 16th at
Roller-McNutt with interment to
follow at Crestlawn Memorial Park
in Conway. Full obituary at www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/conway.
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CONWAY — Michael (Mike)
Thomas Frazier, 73, of Conway, Ark.,
passed from his
earthly home No-
vember 12, 2019.
Born on November
16, 1945, in Spring-
field, Mo., he was
preceded in death
by his parents,
Earl and Glenn Fra-
zier, Clever, Mo.
Mike grew up
in the country
in Clever, Mo., where he farmed,
raised hogs and cattle, and milked
cows daily. He learned to work
hard and long, something he did
his entire life. He was a standout
basketball player in high school —
the place where he learned to be
a team player. What a team player
he was and what a competitor. He
would never quit, never fold until
his objective was accomplished.
Mike was strong physically and
emotionally and strongly opinionat-
ed. He was fair and honest in all his
affairs and well respected. He had a
successful career in manufacturing,
the last 25 years at Lawson Marden
Thermaplate (Bemis) in Russellville,
Ark., where he was Site Manager.
He was a Christian, a father, a hus-
band and a good friend to many. His
passions were his family, his dogs
(Pumpkin, Hattie, and Roscoe),
golf (Super Senior Club Champion
at Centennial Valley Country Club
2011, 2013, 2014, 2015), sports, and
his home. Recently a fellow team
leader at Lily Tulip, Springfield, Mo.,
wrote of him with these words that
aptly describe him, although some-
what crudely: “You took no crap off
of anyone. Several of us wish we
had the balls to be our own per-
son. Trust me there will never be
another Mike Frazier. They broke
the mold after they made you and
I am proud to call you my friend.”
There will never be another Mike
Frazier, that’s a fact. Mike was his
own person, one of a kind and nev-
er to be forgotten.
Mike leaves to cherish his memo-
ry: loving wife, Diane Fisher Frazier;
son, Chris (Lisa), Cadiz, Ky.; daugh-
ter, Lori Gough (Roger), Paducah,
Ky.; stepsons, Dan (Candace) Fish-
er, Maumelle, Ark., and David Fish-
er, Atlanta, Ga.; sister, Judy (Steve)
Walker, Bella Vista, Ark.; grandchil-
dren, Lauren (Ezra) McNichols and
Derek Frazier; and many relatives,
former employees, golf buddies,
and friends.
Visitation: Conway, Ark.: 6-8 p.m.
Roller-McNutt Funeral Home, 650
Central Landing Blvd., Thursday,
November 14, 2019.
Visitation: Nixa, Mo.: 10-11 a.m.,
Adams Funeral Home, 109 N. Tru-
man Blvd., followed by Celebration
of Life, 11 a.m. Saturday, November
16, 2019. Burial will follow at Fra-
zier Cemetery, Clever, Mo. In lieu of
flowers memorial contributions can
be to St. Jude’s, 501 St. Jude Place,
Memphis, Tenn., 38105.
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CONWAY — Voisy Maxine Heath-
cott, 93, of Conway, Ark., passed
away, November 11, 2019. Funeral
service will be at 1 p.m., Thurs-
day, November 14, 2019, at Roll-
er-McNutt Funeral Home in Conway
with visitation one hour prior, inter-
ment to follow at Crestlawn Memo-
rial Park in Conway. Full obituary
at www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/
conway.
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CONWAY — Elbert Franklin Mull-
ins, 75, Conway, died November 11,
2019. Survivors are his wife, Marga-
ret; children, Jacqueline Westermi-
er (Mark), Aaron Roach (Miranda),
Mary Reed (Tyler), Douglas and
Anthony Mullins; 24 grandchildren.
No services are planned at this
time. Cremation arrangements by
Moore’s Cabot Funeral Home, 501-
843-5816. Please sign online guest-
book: www.moorescabotfuneral-
home.com.
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CONWAY — Barbara Ann Burge
Scott, 87, of Conway, Arkansas, for-
merly of McGehee,
Arkansas, passed
away peaceful-
ly surrounded
by loving family
and friends on
Sunday, Novem-
ber 10, 2019. She
was born on Jan-
uary 13, 1932, to
the late Dr. John
Henry Burge and
Minnie McGehee Burge. Raised in
Lake Village, Arkansas, she grad-
uated high school as co-valedicto-
rian in 1950 from Gulf Park by the
Sea in Gulfport, Mississippi. Upon
graduation she attended Rhodes
College, formerly Southwestern
College. She later transferred to
the University of Arkansas, where
she met the love of her life, Tracy,
who was a former Razorback play-
er and an assistant football coach.
She was a proud member of Chi
Omega Fraternity and thrilled to
pass this legacy on to her daugh-
ter and granddaughter. Chi Omega
continued to be near and dear to
her heart throughout her lifetime.
Barbara graduated from the Univer-
sity of Arkansas with a bachelor’s
degree in education.
Barbara and Tracy raised their
family on Wolfe Drive in McGehee
where they made lifelong friends
and so many memories. During her
25-year career in education, she
taught second grade at Montrose
Academy and later at McGehee
Public Schools. She remained an
avid Razorback fan throughout her
life and was a devoted member of
First Presbyterian Church in McGe-
hee. “Babs,” as she was affection-
ately known by family and friends,
had a special bond with each of her
grandchildren and loved attending
their events and spending time with
them.
Other than her parents, she
was preceded in death by her hus-
band, Tracy E. Scott and her son,
Paul Minor Scott. Survivors include
her son, Greg (Shannon) Scott of
Baton Rouge, La.; daughter, Leah
Shea Scott (John) Ashby of Conway,
Ark.; brother, Dr. J.P. “Jack” (Elea-
nor) Burge of Lake Village, Ark.;
sister, Carol Burge Jones of Lake
Village, Ark.; grandchildren, John
Gregory Scott Jr., Rachel Elizabeth
Scott, Paul Michael Scott, James
Neil Scott, Shea Elizabeth Ashby
and John Scott Ashby.
During her final years, Barbara
became an active member of First
Presbyterian Church in Conway. She
made dear friends at her second
church home, and her family ap-
preciates the support and affection
given to her from the congregation.
The family would also like to extend
their gratitude to all her caregiv-
ers at Stonebridge in Conway who
treated her as a friend and made
her final years special ones.
Graveside services will be held at
10:30 a.m. Saturday, November 16,
2019, at Lake Village Cemetery. Vis-
itation will be held at 12-1 p.m. Sat-
urday, November 16, 2019, at First
Presbyterian Church in McGehee,
Ark. Memorial services will follow
at 1 p.m. at the church with Rev.
Terry Tallent officiating. In lieu of
flowers, memorials may be made to
First Presbyterian Church in McGe-
hee, 302 North Fourth Street, McGe-
hee, Ark. 71654. Arrangements by
Griffin-Culpepper Funeral Service of
McGehee, Ark. Online guest book
may be signed at www.griffincul-
pepper.com.
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DES ARC — Patricia Lea Livesay
Harvey of Des Arc passed away at
her home on November 11, 2019.
She was born on October 19, 1938,
in the Oak Prairie community out-
side Des Arc. She was a 1956 gradu-
ate of Des Arc High School. She and
her husband, Lamar, were married
for 61 years and made their home
in Des Arc where they were owners
of Harvey’s Garage and Exxon and
were farmers. She was a member
of First Baptist Church of Des Arc.
She was preceded in death by
her parents, Fletcher and Mar-
tha Livesay; two brothers, Har-
old and Tom Ed Livesay; and two
great-grandsons, Carter and Grant
Harvey. She is survived by her hus-
band, Lamar Harvey of Des Arc;
three sons, Don (Tracy) Harvey,
Ray (Kristen) Harvey, Kevin (Sha-
ron Robin) Harvey, all of Des Arc;
and one daughter Le Anne (Keith)
Griffin, of Beebe; eight grandchil-
dren; nine great-grandchildren; and
two sisters, Martha Stallings of Des
Arc and Lucille (Bill) Traylor of Little
Rock.
A celebration of life will be held
on Thursday, November 14, 2019, at
2 p.m. at the First Baptist Church
of Des Arc, with Bro. Melvin York
officiating. Burial will follow at
Lakeside Cemetery. Visitation will
be Wednesday evening, November
13, from 6 to 8 p.m. at Garth Funeral
Home in Des Arc. www.garthfuner-
alhome.com.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Lillian Andra
Dougan, age 85, passed away Sat-
urday, November 9, 2019, in Spring-
dale, Arkansas. She was born May
18, 1934, in Van Buren, Arkansas,
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to Andy and Elizabeth (Meeks)
Spradley. She is preceded in death
by her parents;
brother Joe Sprad-
ley; and her loving
husband Charles
Rayburn Dougan
of almost 60 years.
She is survived
by her daugh-
ters, Beth (Chip)
Calhoun of Des
Arc, Carol (Da-
vid) Lipsmeyer of
Fayetteville, Sue Dougan of Little
Rock, and Sarah Dougan of Aus-
tin, Texas; her son, Chuck Dougan
of Searcy; grandchildren, Bryce
Calhoun, Brent (Molly) Calhoun,
Hayley Calhoun, Elizabeth (Todd)
Butler, Rebecca Lipsmeyer, Chad
(Brittany) Lipsmeyer, Bridgid Dou-
gan, Cormac (Nessa) Dougan,
Charlie Schlott, and Grey Schlott;
and great-grandchildren, Kennedy
Mahone, TJ Mahone, Cannon Butler,
and Atlas Dougan.
A visitation will be held Wednes-
day, November 13, 2019, at 11 a.m.
at Moore’s Funeral Chapel, 206
West Center Street, Fayetteville,
with a funeral service to immedi-
ately follow at 12 noon. Interment
will follow at Fayetteville National
Cemetery. Online condolences at:
www.mooresfuneralchapel.com.
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GREENBRIER — John Clayton
Reedy of Greenbrier went to be
with the Lord on
November 10,
2019.
He is survived
by his wife of
55 years, Mary
Howe Reedy and
his daughter Kay
Atchley, son-in-
law, Billy Atchley,
and two grand-
sons, Logan Atch-
ley and Connor Atchley, all from
Greenbrier.
He was born February 23, 1943,
in the Sharon community outside
of Naylor, Ark. (Faulkner County) to
the late T.D. (Tom) Reedy and Nor-
een Graham Reedy. John was a Bap-
tist and was a member of Lifesong
Baptist Church in Greenbrier. He
served in the National Guard and
was honorably discharged in Jan-
uary 1970.
John had many aunts and un-
cles and was one of 8 children, so
he had a large family including his
dear wife, daughter, son-in-law,
grandsons, many cousins, brother-
in-laws, sister-in-laws, brothers and
sisters, nieces and nephews, grand-
nieces and grandnephews, all who
he loved dearly.
John made many friends from
his days in school, his work, and
even through his last days. He
kept many of his relationships
current, by meeting with his Con-
way High School buddies every
Monday morning at Julie’s Sweet
Shop, meeting with his Forestry
friends for a monthly lunch, taking
Mary on weekend trips with their
friends and dinners with friends,
and talking on the phone. John and
Mary also loved their neighbors,
who have become life-long friends.
His favorite place was anywhere
as long as it was by Mary’s side,
who he said was the smartest per-
son he ever met. But if he had to
truly pick his most favorite place
on the planet it would be down on
Lake Ouachita at Mt. Harbor resort.
Our family had many wonderful
times there. He had many favorite
pastimes, listening to music, trav-
eling, woodworking, rebuilding cars
(dreaming of rebuilding cars in his
later years), mowing the yard and
many others.
John spent the most of his work-
ing years with the Arkansas For-
estry Commission as a Rural Fire
Protection Coordinator. He helped
form and organize many of the
Rural Fire Department programs in
the state of Arkansas. His main role
was to work with the local volun-
teer fire departments to personally
understand their needs, and then
find the firetrucks and equipment
that would best fill the need. He
has received numerous awards of
achievement from the state and
has received many plaques and cer-
tificates of appreciation from rural
fire departments across the state.
He loved his work and always said
his blood ran Forestry green.
John’s family and friends will
miss him greatly.
A memorial service will be held
on Friday November 15, 2019, at 3
p.m., at Roller McNutt funeral home
in Greenbrier, Ark., with visitation
afterwards.
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HAZEN — Judith Ann Noblin, 69,
of Hazen passed away November
11, 2019. Visitation will be Saturday,
November 16, 2019, at 1 p.m. at
Palm Street Church of Christ, 1115
West Palm Street, Lonoke, Arkan-
sas. Arrangements have been en-
trusted to A Natural State Funeral
Service, Jacksonville, Arkansas. Full
obituary available at www.anatu-
ralstatefuneralservice.com.
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HEBER SPRINGS — Crystal Bul-
la, age 45, passed away November
9, 2019, surrounded by her family,
at her residence in Heber Springs.
Visitation: Thursday, November 14,
5-7 p.m. at Heber Springs Funeral
Home. Funeral Service: Friday, No-
vember 15, at 10 a.m. at the funeral
home. Interment at Heber Springs
Cemetery. Online Obituary www.
heberspringsfuneralhome.com.
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LONOKE — Bobby Ray Moore,
80, of Lonoke, Arkansas passed
November 9, 2019. He was born
in Canyon, Texas to the late Ray
and Susie Mae Moore. Burial will
be held on Tuesday, November 19,
2019 at 12 noon at Arkansas State
Veterans Cemetery in North Little
Rock, Arkansas. Online guestbook,
www.anaturalstatefuneralservice.
com. 501-982-3400.
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LONOKE — Flossie Dean Tate, 76,
of Lonoke, was called home by her
Lord, Saturday November 9, 2019.
Flossie was born September 6,
1943 in Jacksonville Arkansas to Ed
and Katie Kyzer. She is preceded in
death by her husband, Ruben Tate
and brother, Russell Kyzer.
Flossie’s legacy of kindness is
carried on by her five children: Tim
(Beverly) Tate, Judy (Vernon) Sum-
mers, Betty (Cody) Ussery, Ruben
(Candy) Tate, Lynn (Rodger) Horton,
18 grandchildren, and two sisters,
Margaret Richmond and Bonnie
Kyzer.
Visitation will be Thursday, No-
vember 14th, 6-8 p.m. at Boyd Fu-
neral Home. Graveside service will
be held Friday, November 15th at 1
p.m. at Sunset Memorial Gardens,
Lonoke. Arrangements by Boyd Fu-
neral Home, Lonoke. www.boydfu-
neralhome.net.
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MORRILTON — Iva Nell “Kirtley”
Poteete, 95, of Morrilton, Arkansas,
died Monday, November 11, 2019.
Funeral service is 10 a.m. Thurs-
day, November 14, at Lonoke Bap-
tist Church. Burial at Campground
Cemetery by Harris Funeral Home
of Morrilton. Visitation from 6 to 8
p.m. Wednesday, November 13, at
funeral home. Online Guestbook:
www.harrisfuneralhomes.net.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — Vivian
Adele Jarabek, 73, of Mountain
Home, Arkansas, had a Memorial
Service on November 2, 2019, at Kir-
by & Family Funeral Home Chapel.
Vivian died October 31, 2019. Viv-
ian is survived by her sisters, Mil-
lie Rockafellow and Betty Jackson.
Arrangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — Robert
Transue, 75, of Mountain Home, had
a Celebration of Life on October 30,
2019, at Kirby Family Funeral Home
Chapel. Bob died October 27th.
Survived by his wife, Judith, daugh-
ters, Teri Hardmeyer and Dannielle
Leigh. Arrangements by Kirby and
Family Funeral and Cremation Ser-
vices. www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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ROGERS — Clara Joy Humphrey,
87, of Rogers, passed away Sun-
day, November 10,
2019, at Earlene
Howard Circle of
Life Hospice in
Springdale, Arkan-
sas. She was born
April 4, 1932, in
Des Arc, Arkansas,
to Chester and Eu-
nice (Harris) Irby.
She is preceded in
death by her par-
ents and her loving husband, John
DeVane Humphrey.
She is survived by her daughter,
Arlene Joye Gartside and husband,
Brian, of Springdale, Arkansas;
grandsons Michael Gartside and
wife Ashley, and Brad Gartside;
four great-grandchildren: Jason,
Laci, Justin, and Jasmine. She is
also survived by a sister, Julia Ann
Richards and husband, Leslie, of
Bentonville, Arkansas; and nine
nieces and nephews.
Clara received a Bachelor of Sci-
ence degree in Education in 1954,
and a Master’s degree in Education
in 1983, both from the University of
Arkansas.
Her gracious personality resulted
in many opportunities to travel with
teacher friends during summer va-
cations. After one trip to England,
she was inspired to create her own
English garden. After retirement,
Clara loved to spend time with her
family, and they enjoyed a variety
of interests and activities togeth-
er. She was a member of the First
United Methodist Church, Rogers,
Arkansas.
Graveside service and burial will
take place at a date and time to
be determined at Sandhill Ceme-
tery in Des Arc, Arkansas. Online
condolences may be left at www.
siscofuneral.com.
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SEARCY — Emma Jean Pruitt, 98,
of Searcy passed away on Novem-
ber 10, 2019, at her home surround-
ed by family. A Graveside Service
will be held 2 p.m. November 14,
2019, at the Gum Springs Cemetery
in Searcy. Services are under the
direction of Roller-Daniel Funeral
Home. Online guestbook: rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/searcy.
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TUMBLING SHOALS — Patri-
cia Gail Read, age 73, of Tumbling
Shoals, Arkansas, died Nov. 7,
2019. Survivors: son, Keith Hen-
ning (Kathryn); daughter, Alisha
Henning (Amber); brother, Billy
Ray Miller II; four grandchildren. A
Memorial Gathering will be 3 to 4
p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019, at He-
ber Springs Funeral Home. Online
Obituary: www.heberspringsfuner-
alhome.com.
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TUMBLING SHOALS — Richard
“Dick” Thomas, 88, of Tumbling
Shoals died November 9, 2019. He
was a US Army Veteran. Visitation:
Wednesday, November 13, 2019,
6-8 p.m. at Heber Springs Funeral
Home. Funeral Service: Thursday,
November 14, at 10 a.m. at the
funeral home. Interment at Heber
Springs Cemetery. Online obituary
at www.heberspringsfuneralhome.
com.
Out-of-state
RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Cecil Ann
Woods Swope died peacefully on
November 1 after
a short illness in
Riverside, Calif.
Cecil was born on
February 25, 1937,
in Yuma, Arizona,
to Ann (McDaniel)
and Wilton Woods.
The Woods and
McDaniel’s were
founding farmers
in the Yuma Valley.
She graduated from Yuma Union
High School in 1954. Cecil had re-
tired from a career that included
singing and was the co-owner of
Capital Keyboard in Little Rock,
Arkansas, for more than 35 years.
Continually active in the Arkansas
music scene, she served on the
Arkansas Jazz Heritage Founda-
tion Committee (AJHF) for Monday
Night Jazz at the Afterthought from
1994-2011 and was President of the
AJHF from 1995-2011.
Cecil was preceded in death
by her son and is survived by her
daughter, two brothers, a sis-
ter, seven grandchildren, three
great-grandchildren, her longtime
companion and many friends.
Cecil led an interesting life. After
graduation, she left Yuma and lived
in many places including Reno,
Nevada, Fullerton, California, and
Little Rock, Arkansas. She traveled
extensively through the years to
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Europe, Asia and many places in
the U.S. She also enjoyed garden-
ing, reading and playing games, in
particular, Mah Jong. She moved
back to California in 2016 to be
with her family and enjoyed fami-
ly gatherings, a trip to Disneyland,
theater and a drive along Pacific
Coast Highway to see the ocean.
Ever the optimist, her mind was
sharp until the end and she re-
mained cheerful and positive. She
liked an adventure, was kind and
did not judge others harshly. She
enjoyed a good margarita, was well
read and a good storyteller.
Due to scheduling conflicts, a
Celebration of Life will be held in
her honor in two locations (Little
Rock and Riverside) in the spring.
Please contact her daughter, Alison
Loukeh, at loukeh@outlook.com for
more information.
Thursday
November 14
Pulaski County
EDMUND CHAMBLESS, 83, of Lit-
tle Rock, passed away November
11, 2019. He was born February
27, 1936 in Zion, Arkansas. Grave-
side services will be held 1 p.m.,
Thursday, November 14, 2019 at
McPherson Cemetery in Sardis, the
family will greet guests at noon.
Share your memories of Edmund
at www.rollerfuneralhomes.com/
drummond.
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MICHAEL BRADLEY CLENDENIN,
60, of Jacksonville, Ark. passed from
this life on November 12, 2019. He
was born April 20, 1959 in Grass
Valley, California to Brady Odell
and Colleen Harrison Clendenin.
Michael was preceded in death by
his father, Brady Odell Clendenin
and son, Travis Clendenin.
Survivors include his mother,
Colleen Clendenin of Jacksonville;
wife, Diane Himbury Clendenin
of Jacksonville; children Michael
Livengood of Bentonville, Carl
Odell, Jerry and Bradley Clendenin,
all of Jacksonville; eight grandchil-
dren; brothers, Mitch Clendenin of
Las Vegas, Nevada and Matt Clen-
denin of Little Rock. Other survivors
include a host of extended family
and friends.
Funeral services are 10 a.m.,
Monday, November 18, 2019 at
Moore’s Jacksonville Funeral Home.
Interment will follow at Chapel Hill
Memorial Park. Visitation will be 6
p.m. to 8 p.m., Sunday, November
17, 2019 at the funeral home. Ar-
rangements by Moore’s Jackson-
ville Funeral Home, (501) 982-2136.
Online guestbook: www.moores-
jacksonvillefuneralhome.com.
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BERTHA M. JONES HIGHFILL, 83,
of Little Rock, passed away on Tues-
day, November 12,
2019. She was
born in Little Rock
on March 24, 1936
to John H. Jones
and Cathryn Jolly
Long.
She is survived
by her daughters,
Kathy Schrader
(Ron) of Benton
and Karen Tran-
tham (Blake) of Conway; son-in-
law, James Stauber of Little Rock;
her siblings, John H. Jones, Ben E.
Jones, Nanette Rhodes, Pamela
Holden and Faye Williams; grand-
children, all of whom were her fa-
vorite, Matthew, Lindsay, Marcus,
Lana, Zachary and Amanda and ten
great-grandchildren. She was pre-
ceded in death by her parents, her
husband of sixty-five years, James
William Highfill and daughter, Karol
Stauber.
Funeral services will be private.
Memorials may be made to the
charity of one’s choice. Arrange-
ments by Little Rock Funeral Home,
(501) 224-2200. Bertha’s online
guestbook may be signed at www.
littlerockfuneralhome.com.
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CLEO W. “BOSS” JOHNSON, 80, of
Little Rock, Ark., transitioned 11-8-
19. Survivors: sons,
Richard, Cleo and
Michael; daughter,
Twanna Johnson;
many grandchil-
dren, great-grand-
children, nephews,
cousins, other rel-
atives,friends and,
a special childhood
brother and friend,
David Hunter. Fu-
neral service: Ruffin & Jarrett Chap-
el, Saturday, 11/16/19, 11 a.m. Buri-
al: Haven of Rest.
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JOHN “JUNE” McNEILL of Little
Rock, born July 20, 1945 and passed
November 8, 2019.
Survived by chil-
dren, Ronald K.
Young, Angela
V. Young, Carla
Taylor, Roskeis-
ha Gallien, Tenna
Aycock, Monica
Lynn McNeill; 10
grandchildren, 14
great-grandchil-
dren; three broth-
ers, Charles McNeill, Louis McNeill,
Walter (Mary) Baldwin; five sisters,
Shirley Davis, Carolyn (Ralph) By-
mon, Sheila McNeill, Doris (Chester)
Jefferson, Belinda Wilson. Services
Friday November 15, 2019, 6 p.m.
Gunn Funeral Home, 4323 West
29th, Little Rock.
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SHAWN E. “BIG O” OLIVE, 52,
of Little Rock, Ark. departed this
life November 11,
2019. He is sur-
vived by his wife
Chanda, daugh-
ter Chyna and a
host of family and
friends. All ser-
vices will be con-
ducted at Grace
Temple Church,
8000 Eastport Dr.,
Little Rock, Ark.
72206. Wake: Friday, Nov. 15, 2019,
6 p.m. – 7 p.m.; Homegoing Ceremo-
ny: Saturday, Nov 16, 2019 at 1 p.m.
Services entrusted to Premier Funer-
al Home, 1518 S. Battery St., Little
Rock. (501) 376-4800. “Only Heaven
Can Serve You Better.”
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GEORGE PATRICK THOMPSON,
82, of Jacksonville passed away No-
vember 12, 2019. Funeral services:
1 p.m., Saturday, November 16,
2019 at Moore’s Jacksonville Funer-
al Home. Interment at Chapel Hill
Memorial Park. Visitation: 6 p.m.,
to 8 p.m., Friday, November 15, 2019
at the funeral home. Online guest-
book: www.mooresjacksonvillefu-
neralhome.com. (501) 982-2136.
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KENNETH EARL TILLMAN, 57,
of Jacksonville, passed away Fri-
day November 1,
2019. He leaves
to cherish his
memory his wife;
Sharon Tillman,
children; Kandi
Acquaye (Ad-
otey), Shawnell
Brown, Ayana
Smith (Nicholas),
Ozzie Brown, Ken-
neth Tillman, Jr.
and Cortez Brown, mother; Nellie
Mae Beard, siblings; Glen Tillman
(Tomoyo), Wayne Tillman, Tobias
Tillman, Cedric Beard (Rochelle),
Albert Tillman, Derrick Stewart
(Desirae) and a host of relatives
and friends. Funeral services will be
held Saturday November 16, 2019,
11 a.m., Living Water Apostolic
Church, 211 North First Street, Jack-
sonville, Arkansas. The family will
receive friends tomorrow from 6-7
p.m. at funeral home. Professional
service entrusted to Hardy Funeral
Home, 5300 West 12th Street (501)
372-4129. www.hardyfuneralho-
meinc.com.
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SHERMAN EUGENE WAITS SR.,
age 80, of Little Rock, Arkansas died
Tuesday, November 12, 2019. He
was born in White Hall, Arkansas
to the late Edward and Katherine
Waits on March 28, 1939. He was a
retired shipping supervisor for the
State. Cremation Arrangements
Entrusted to Arkansas Cremation.
www.ArkansasCremation.com.
Arkansas
ARKADELPHIA — Gene Brooks
Swearingen, 75, of the Manches-
ter community near Arkadelphia
passed away Friday, November
8, 2019. A memorial visitation
will be held Saturday, November
16, 2019, from 1-3 p.m. at Rug-
gles Wilcox Funeral Home. You
can visit our online guestbook at
www.ruggleswilcox.com.
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BAUXITE — Marvis Ellen De-
pew “Grandmother,” 78, of
Bauxite, Ar-
kansas, passed
away November
9, 2019. She was
born October 27,
1941, in Banner,
Ark., to the late
Donald Wills Sr.
and Nerva Wills.
She was pre-
ceded in death
by her husband,
Aurther Depew; sisters, Carol
Jones, Jan Leal, and Letty “Pixie”
Wiggs; brothers, Donald Wills,
Jr., and David Wills; son, Steven
Hankins. She is survived by two
sons, Curtis “Sonny” Hankins,
James Hankins; and three
daughters, Deborah Pusser,
Catherine ONeal, and Janet Ma-
ness; sisters Pat Scott, Margaret
Thompson, and Gina Gilmore;
brothers, Deri Wills and Dennis
Wills; and nine grandchildren;
and nine great-grandchildren.
Grandmother was a caring
sister, mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother to whomev-
er walked into her home. She
was a talented seamstress that
enjoyed making Barbie clothes,
dresses, and crafts. She was able
to teach many in the family her
talents. She held us together.
“Love, the Glue That Holds
Us All Together. Once in a while
someone enters our world that
makes us feel especially loved.
Everyone feels blessed by their
presence and their love provides
the glue that makes families and
friends unite, colleagues gather
and whole communities rally
around common goals.”
Arrangements are entrusted
to A Natural State Funeral Ser-
vice, 2620 West Main Street,
Jacksonville, Arkansas. 501-982-
3400. Guestbook is available at
www.anaturalstatefuneralser-
vice.com.
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BENTON — Debbie Dian Baltz,
64, of Benton, Arkansas, passed
away November 11, 2019. She
was born June 24, 1955, in Hay-
ti, Missouri. Visitation held 10-
11 a.m. Saturday, November 16,
at Smith-Benton Funeral Home,
322 N. Market Street, Benton, Ar-
kansas. Funeral following at 11
a.m. at the funeral home. Online
guestbook: www.SmithFamily-
Cares.com.
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BENTON — Bobby Francis Ed-
monson II, 62, of Benton, passed
away on Novem-
ber 12, 2019. He
was born on Jan-
uary 10, 1957, in
Benton to Bobby
Francis and Lucy
Charlene Fulling-
ton Edmonson.
Bobby was a
member of High-
land Heights
Baptist Church
and worked in many phases of
broadcasting, KBBA, KGKO, Ra-
dio; worked for the Benton Po-
lice Department for five years,
Channel 4 and Channel 11. He
was preceded in death by his
parents, Bobby Francis Edmon-
son and Lucy Charlene Fullington
Edmonson.
Bobby is survived by his son,
Bryan (Tiffany) of Buford, Geor-
gia; daughter, Lindsey (Durrell)
Nevels of Benton; his former
wife of 26 years, Vicki Griffin;
brother, Benjie Edmonson of
Benton; and sister, Beverly (Ran-
dy) Crossland of Heber Springs;
six grandchildren.
Chapel services will be 2 p.m.
on Saturday at Ashby Funeral
Home with Cremation to fol-
low services. Visitation will be
6 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Thursday,
Obituaries
November 14th, at Ashbys. On
line guestbook at www.ashbyfu-
neralhome.com.
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BIGELOW — Judy Ann Kenne-
dy, age 54, of Bigelow, Arkansas,
passed away Sunday, November
10, 2019. She was born March 12,
1965, in Mt. Airy, North Carolina.
Cremation Arrangements En-
trusted to Arkansas Cremation.
www.ArkansasCremation.com.
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CAMDEN — Juanita C. Stokes,
82, of Camden passed away
peacefully No-
vember 12, 2019.
She was born
February 8, 1937,
the youngest
child of Nolan
and Blanche
Cox. Juanita
graduated from
Bearden High
School in 1955
and graduated
from Draughn Business School
in Little Rock in 1957. On De-
cember 20, 1958, she married
Bob Stokes. They were married
60 years until Bob’s death on De-
cember 20, 2018. Together they
raised three daughters.
Juanita was a loving wife,
mother and grandmother who
enjoyed gardening and delighted
in sharing vegetables from her
garden with friends and neigh-
bors. For many years Juanita’s
warm smile greeted patients
at M&S Clinic. She retired as a
bookkeeper from Gilchrist Bag
Company where she made many
friends. Juanita was a member
of Calvary Baptist Church. When
her girls were young she was an
active member of First Baptist
Church of East Camden, where
she served as Church Secretary,
taught Sunday School and sup-
ported the youth group.
Along with her parents and
husband, Juanita is predeceased
by her brother, Bill Cox of Baton
Rouge, Louisiana. She is survived
by daughters, Angie McAdoo
(Robbie) of East Camden, Terri
Stebbins (Howard) of Little Rock
and Susan Drummond (Rance)
of Nashville, Arkansas. She loved
and adored and was loved and
adored by grandchildren, Tyler
McAdoo (Brittany) of East Cam-
den, Aaron and Will Stebbins of
Little Rock, Nicole Drummond
Hedstrom (Tanner) of Lawrence,
Kansas, Casen Drummond of
Nashville and great-grands
Hayden, Kenslee and Hudson
Stokes McAdoo. Juanita is also
survived by sister-in-law Emily
Stokes of Cabot who was like a
sister to her.
The family would like to thank
Juanita’s amazing caregiver
Tammy Gregory who kept her
spirits bright. Visitation will be
Saturday, November 16, 2019, at
1 p.m. at Calvary Baptist Church
followed by a memorial service
at 2 p.m. with Don Phillips offici-
ating. Memorials may be made
to Calvary Baptist Church, 319
Hwy. 278, Camden, Ark. 71701.
To sign the online guest register
visit www.proctorfuneralhome.
com.
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CONWAY — Sue Pierce Os-
burn, 84, Conway, departed this
life November
8. Celebration
of Life Service
2 p.m., Sunday,
November 17th,
College Square,
2421 College
Ave., Conway.
In lieu of flow-
ers, donations
may be made to
Garland County
Friends of the Library or any li-
brary of your choosing. Services
entrusted to Larry G. Acklin Fu-
neral Home, 910 Walnut Street,
Conway. 501-327-1124. www.lar-
rygacklinfuneralhomes.com.
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CROSSETT — Marsha Wiggins
Griffin, 82, of Crossett, passed
away Sunday, No-
vember 10, 2019,
at the Stonegate
Re h a b i l i t a t i o n
Center surround-
ed by her loving
family.She was
born the oldest
of five children
in Monroe, LA, on
January 23, 1937,
to her parents,
W.C. and Eula Mae Dickerson
Wiggins. She was a 1954 graduate
of Crossett High School and re-
ceived a degree from Draughan’s
School of Business in Memphis,
TN. Marsha was an active mem-
ber of First Baptist Church of
Crossett, and from an early age,
music and playing the piano were
a significant part of her life. She
enjoyed sharing her God-given
talent to bring glory and praise
to her Lord, and faithfully served
as the church pianist for 40 years.
She met the love of her life, Frank
Griffin, on a blind date, and on
September 12, 1962, they were
wed.Their home was filled with
love, laughter, and music while
teaching the importance of their
Christian faith. Marsha loved
powerfully, unconditionally, and
welcomed anyone into her home
with open arms. She was the
heart of the big, beautiful family
she created. Her most beloved
title was Nana to her grandchil-
dren and great-grandchildren,
with which she shared her most
precious moments.
Along with her parents, she is
preceded in death by her husband
of 55 years, Jesse Frank Griffin;
one sister, Linda Nicholas; three
brothers-in-law, Murray, Charles,
and Gene Griffin; three sisters-
in-law, Jeanne, Angie, and Faye
Griffin; and one niece, Kristi Wig-
gins. She leaves behind her three
daughters, Leah Hendrix and hus-
band, Tony, of Crossett, Laura Gi-
annavola of Little Rock, and Ellen
Templeton and husband, Roger,
also of Little Rock; two brothers,
Charles Wiggins and wife, Pat, of
Wichita, Kan., and Phil Wiggins
and wife, Judie, of Pinehurst, N.C.;
one sister, Pat Wiggins of Little
Rock; nine grandchildren, Landon,
Lance and wife, Shannon, Mason,
Alex, Rosie, Griffin, Caroline, Sar-
ah, and Max; six great-grandchil-
dren, Logan, Ryan, Natalie, Cait-
lyn, Remi, and Presley; along with
a host of nieces and nephews and
cherished friend and caregiver,
Gayle Gulledge.
We will celebrate the life of
Marsha at 2 p.m., Thursday,
November 14th at First Baptist
Church of Crossett, 701 Main St.,
with Bro. Greg Bennett and Pas-
tor Jamie Staley officiating, fol-
lowed by interment at Pinewood
Memorial Park under the direc-
tion of Medders Funeral Home.
Pallbearers are Landon Mercer,
Lance Mercer, Mason Mercer,
Alex Giannavola, Rosie Gianno-
vola, Griffin Templeton, and Car-
oline Templeton. Visitation will
be from 1-2 p.m. at First Baptist
Church on November 14th prior
to the service. In lieu of flowers,
memorials can be made to the
Arkansas Children’s Hospital or
the Arkansas Alzheimer’s Asso-
ciation. The family extends their
sincere thanks to the staff of the
Stonegate Villa Health and Reha-
bilitation Center, Ashley County
Medical Center, and Life Touch
Hospice of Monticello.
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GREEN HILL — Betty Virginia
Gifford Etheridge, age 88 of the
Green Hill Community in Drew
County, passed away Tues-
day, November 12, 2019 at her
home. Funeral service will be 2
p.m. Friday, November 15, 2019
at Stephenson-Dearman Chapel
with burial to follow in Green
Hill Cemetery. Visitation 6-8 p.m.
Thursday evening at the funeral
home. Online guestbook www.
stephensondearman.com.
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HAMBURG — Jimmy Pippen,
61, of Hamburg died November
10. Survived by one son, Brad-
ford Pippen; five brothers; and
five sisters. Service will be No-
vember 16, 11 a.m., at the Epis-
tles of God Church of Deliverance
in Hamburg. Burial in Johnson
Memorial Cemetery. Visitation
Friday, 5:30-7 p.m., at Cromwell
Funeral Home, Inc.
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HENSLEY — Albert L. Holt, 83,
of Hensley went to be with the
Lord November
12, 2019. He was
born in Center-
ville, Arkansas
on December 17,
1935 to Marshall
and Velma Holt.
Albert served as
a Deacon at Olive
Hill Missionary
Baptist Church
before joining
East Union Missionary Baptist
Church. He was a salesman for
Guardsman Chemical Coating
until he retired. Albert loved
spending time and traveling with
his family and grandchildren.
Albert was preceded in death
by his parents and one broth-
er; Alton Holt. He is survived
by his loving wife; Doris Holt,
daughter; Andrea Jobe (Ran-
dy), grandchildren; Christopher
Little (Shannon), Hannah Jobe,
Madi Stubblefield, Paige Jobe,
great-grandchildren; Abigail Lit-
tle, AvaGrace Jobe, Tinlee Jobe,
siblings; Wilma Niedzialek (Ed),
Katherine McMurry (Bill), John
Daniel Holt (Paula) and a host of
loving family and friends.
In lieu of flowers, memorials
may be made in Albert’s name
to Clovis Landmark Missionary
Baptist Church, 2300 Williams
Ave, Clovis, New Mexico 88103.
Visitation will be held Fri-
day, November 15, 2019 from
6-8 p.m. in the chapel of Roller
Drummond Funeral Home, 10900
Interstate 30, a funeral service
will follow Saturday, November
16th, at 1 p.m. Please share your
memories of Albert at www.roll-
erfuneralhomes.com/drummond.
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KIRBY — Sharon Ann Dingler,
age 67, of Kirby, passed away
Tuesday, November 12, 2019,
at her home. Services will be
at 2 p.m., Saturday, November
16, 2019, in Davis-Smith Funeral
Home Chapel, Glenwood. Visita-
tion will be Friday, 6 p.m. until 8
p.m., at the funeral home. Guest
registry is at www.davis-smith.
com.
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LAVACA — Rickey Charles
Smith, 69, of Lavaca, Ark. passed
away November
11, 2019. He was
born July 16, 1950
in Manila, Ark., to
the late Buster
Brown and Edith
Gracie (Sivage)
Smith. He served
in the US Marine
Corps where he
was a Purple
Heart recipient
for Vietnam War Service.
He was also preceded in death
by two sisters, Alice Hargess, Myr-
tle Warner and four brothers, Leo
Smith, Leon Smith, Norman Smith,
and Richard Smith. Left to cher-
ish his memory is his wife Joann
(Dotson) Smith; three children,
John Dee Smith of Fort Smith,
Ark., Eric Lee Smith of Chandler,
Okla., and Cheryl Ann Moore; one
sister, Mary Fern Whitaker of Cave
City, Ark.; seven grandchildren and
many nieces and nephews.
Funeral service will held 11 a.m.
Friday, November 15, at Smith
Mortuary Chapel, in Charleston
with burial to follow 1 p.m. at
the US National Cemetery in Fort
Smith, under direction of Smith
Mortuary.
Visitation will be held Thursday,
November 14, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
at Smith Mortuary, Charleston.
Online condolences maybe made
www.smithmortuaryinc.com
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LONOKE — Muriel Ellen John-
son, 88, of Lonoke passed away
Tuesday, November 12th. Visita-
tion will be from 6-8 p.m. Thurs-
day, November 14th at Griffin
Leggett Rest Hills Funeral Home,
7724 Landers Rd., NLR. Funeral
service will be at the funeral
home at 2 p.m., Friday, Novem-
ber 15th. Pastor Gary Bearden
officiating. www.griffinleg-
gettresthills.com.
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MAYFLOWER — Theardis
Stubbs, 66, Mayflower, departed
this life Novem-
ber 8, 2019. Fu-
neral services 11
a.m., Saturday,
November 16th,
Palarm Chapel
Baptist Church,
Mayflower. Visi-
tation 1 p.m. – 6
p.m., Friday, No-
vember 15th, at
funeral home.
Interment Palarm Cemetery. Ser-
vices entrusted to Larry G. Acklin
Funeral Home, 910 Walnut Street,
Conway. 501-327-1124 www.lar-
rygacklinfuneralhomes.com.
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MENA — Benny Michael Carr,
74 of Mena, Arkansas passed
away November 10, 2019 in
Mena. Funeral will be Novem-
ber 15, 2019 at 10 a.m. at Low-
ery Free Will Baptist in Lowery,
Oklahoma. Interment in Mayes
County Cemetery in Rose, Okla-
homa under the direction of the
Beasley-Wood Funeral Home of
Mena.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — Bern-
hard Friedrich Botscharow, 71,
of Mountain Home had a Me-
morial Service on November 1,
2019, at Kirby & Family Funeral
Home. Bernhard died October 28,
2019. Bernhard is survived by his
wife, Elizabeth; daughter, Heidi;
two sons, Ian and Michael. Ar-
rangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — Ruth Lyla
Payne, 95, of Mountain Home, Ar-
kansas, will have private Funeral
Services. Ruth died November 1,
2019. Ruth is survived by her son,
Bill (Suzanne) Payne of Mountain
Home, Ark.; and grandchildren,
John (Katherine), Daniel (Jessi-
ca), and James (Kandace). Ar-
rangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — A Memo-
rial Service for Nancy Pippin, 61,
of Mountain Home, Arkansas,
will be at a later date. Nancy
died on November 2nd. Sur-
vived by her husband, Donald;
and sisters, Ann Pissard, Carrol
Leza, Arleen Teacher, and Bever-
ly O’Shaughnessy. Arrangements
by Kirby and Family Funeral and
Cremation Services. www.kirby-
andfamily.com.
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PINE BLUFF — Wilma Ruth
Goad Kimbrell, 78, of Pine Bluff,
passed away Sunday, November
10, 2019. Funeral services will be
11 a.m. Saturday at the chapel of
Ralph Robinson and Son. Burial
will be in Flat Bayou Cemetery
near Altheimer. Visitation will be
10-11 a.m. Saturday at the funer-
al home. Online condolences at
www.ralphrobinsonandson.com.
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PINE BLUFF — Bridget Moreno
White, 45, of Pine Bluff, Ark., died
November 10, 2019. Survived by
husband, Tommy White; mother,
Charlotte Moreno and daughter,
Ashley Jenkins. Services are 2
p.m. Friday, November 15, 2019
at Liberty Baptist Church in Law-
son, Ark. Visitation from 5-7 p.m.
at the church on Thursday. Inter-
ment in Liberty Baptist Church
Cemetery. www.jonesservice.
com.
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PRESCOTT — Floie Mae Collins
Poole Stockton, 92, Prescott, Ar-
kansas died Monday, November
11, 2019 in Prescott. Visitation 6-8
p.m. Wednesday, November 13,
2019 at Herndon-Fuqua Funeral
Home Prescott. Funeral: 10 a.m.
Thursday, November 14, 2019 at
Herndon-Fuqua Prescott inter-
ment in Pleasant Ridge Ceme-
tery. Bro. Deaton officiating with
Herndon-Fuqua Funeral Home
Prescott. Guestbook: www.hern-
donfuquafuneralhomes.com.
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SHERIDAN — Mamie Demarise
Coulter Freeman, 92, of Sheridan,
Arkansas, took
her first breath
in heaven No-
vember 8, 2019.
Survivors:
daughter, Jea-
nette and hus-
band Jim Munds;
three sons, Joe
Edward Freeman
and wife Shei-
la, John Melvin
Freeman, Dennis Freeman and
wife Cheryl; two sisters, Dixie
Simpson, Sylvia Fry and hus-
band Roger; two brothers, Gayle
Coulter, Rev. Glen Coulter and
wife Dutchie; two sisters-in-
law, Janice Coulter, Sue Coulter;
seven grandchildren; five
great-grandchildren; one great-
great-grandson; eight nieces and
thirteen nephews.
A celebration of Demarises’
life will be Saturday, Nov. 16, 2
p.m. at the funeral home. Burial:
Lost Creek Cemetery, Sheridan.
Visitation: 12 noon until service
time at the Chapel. Arrange-
ments by Memorial Gardens
Funeral Home, Sheridan (870)
942-1306. www.memorialgar-
denssheridan.com.
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SHERWOOD — Hazel M. Stu-
art, 91, of Sherwood, Arkansas,
passed from this
life on Novem-
ber 12, 2019. She
was born in West
Monroe, Louisi-
ana, to the late
John and Marga-
ret Joiner. Hazel
was a longtime
member of Levy
United Method-
ist Church; loved
the outdoors, gardening, fish-
ing, crocheting and spending
time with Abbey and Lindsey
and the rest of her beloved
family. Hazel also volunteered
for a number of years with
Baptist Health Systems and at
her church.
She is also preceded in death
by four sisters; one brother and
her son, Ricky Cross. Hazel
leaves behind her son, Ronald
Cross (April); six grandchil-
dren; several great-grand-
children; one sister, Dorothy
Condreay of San Antonio, Tex-
as, and a host of other loving
family, friends and her beloved
little dog “Mandy” who held
her heart.
Visitation will be held on
Saturday, November 16, 2019,
from 10-11 a.m. at Levy Unit-
ed Methodist Church in North
Little Rock, Arkansas, with fu-
neral services to begin at 11
a.m. Burial will follow at Cato
Historic Cemetery in Cato, Ar-
kansas. Her online guestbook
is available at www.anatu-
ralstatefuneralservice.com.
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SPARKMAN — Doris Majorie
Fleming, 88, of Sparkman, died
We d n e s d a y,
November 13,
2019. She was
born April 26,
1931, in Spark-
man to the late
Noah and Kate
Hopper Bea-
sley. She was
also preceded
in death by her
husband Ernest
Fleming; four sisters: Ann Ber-
ryhill, Virginia Meeks, Dean
Simpson, and Catherine Craw-
ford; and her son-in-law Gerald
Totty.
She is survived by her son
Ernie Fleming of Fordyce;
four daughters: Linda (Chuck)
Sherwood of Little Rock, Edith
“Edie” Totty of Fordyce, Rhonda
(Rick) Holderfield of Woodlawn,
Jane (Dan) Faucett of Benton;
eight grandchildren: Todd Farn-
ham of Shanghai, China, Wade
Totty of Camden, Clay Totty of
Rison, Wendy Clay of Fordyce,
Eric Fleming of Fordyce, Jessica
Byrd of Arkadelphia, Leah Gar-
ner of Benton, Adam Faucett of
Little Rock; 14 great-grandchil-
dren; and a special daughter
Nancy Cranford of Fordyce.
Visitation will be Thursday
evening from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
at the Benton Funeral Home of
Fordyce. Funeral services are
11 a.m. Friday at the Benton
Funeral Home Chapel with Rev.
Wade Totty and Rev. James
Guthrie officiating. Burial will
be at Chapel Hill Cemetery.
Memorials may be made to
the American Lung Associa-
tion, Gideons International, or
the Chapel Hill Cemetery As-
sociation, c/o Brenda Garrett,
147 Dallas 263, Sparkman, Ark.
71763. To sign the online reg-
ister visit www.bentonfuneral-
home.net.
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STAR CITY — Kathleen Cher-
yl Roper, 61, of Star City passed
away Monday. She was born
May 26, 1958, in Niles, Mich.,
to George R. Hendricks and the
late Norma Kowalski Hendricks.
There will be no services held.
Arrangements by Roselawn Fu-
neral Service and Crematory in
Pine Bluff. Online guestbook at
www.griffinfuneralservice.net.
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STUTTGART — Ocie Mae
Noel, 83, passed November 10,
2019. Visitation: Friday, Novem-
ber 15, 2019, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
at Paradise-Integrity Funeral
Home, 206 W. Washington St.,
Stuttgart, Ark. Funeral: Satur-
day, November 16, 2019, at 11
a.m. at Lively Stone Church,
1204 N. Maple St., Stuttgart,
Ark. Pastor Al Allen, Eulogist
(ph) 870-672-7221. (web) par-
adise-integrity.com.
Out-of-state
FORTVILLE, Ind. — Vivain Ann
(Dixon) Young, 78, of Fortville, Ind.,
died Sunday, November 10, 2019.
Visitation is 12 to 2 p.m. Saturday,
November 16, 2019, at Thomp-
son-Wilson Funeral Home in Mc-
Crory, Ark. Graveside services will
follow in Pumpkin Bend Cemetery
near McCrory.
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BATON ROUGE — Margie Eliza-
beth Bryant, 92 of Baton Rouge, La.,
died Tuesday, November 12, 2019.
Survived by husband, Norman Bry-
ant; son, Kevin Bryant. Services
are 10 a.m. Saturday, November
16, 2019, at Pine Street Church of
Christ in Crossett, Ark. Visitation is
6-8 p.m. on Friday, November 15th,
at Jones Funeral Home, Inc. www.
jonesservice.com.
Friday
November 15
Pulaski County
JEREMY DENNIS, 27, was born
June 8, 1992 of Little Rock, Ark.
to Eric Dennis
and Sonia Pet-
tus. He passed
away November
9, 2019.
He is sur-
vived by his ma-
ternal brother
Braylon Dennis
and 9 siblings.
He has 4 sons
Jayce, Ayden &
Kameron Dennis, Zalyn Ragan;
Grandparents Joann Pettus, Linda
Shelton, Napoleon Dennis & Rob-
ert Horton; Uncles Frank Pettus,
Antoine Perkins, Amexem Greg,
Antonio Pike (Susan), Aunts Crys-
tal Akins (John), Masami Pettus,
Chandrika Dennis and a host of
loving aunts and family.
Family hour November 15,
2019 from 6-7 p.m. and Funer-
al service Saturday, November
16, 2019 at 11 a.m. both held
at Second Baptist Church 6111
West 83rd Street, Little Rock, AR,
72209. Flowers can be sent to
Brown-Calhoun Funeral Service.
Professional Service Entrusted to
Brown-Calhoun Funeral Service,
7117 Geyer Springs Rd., Little
Rock, Ark. 72209. 501.904.6982.
“Providing Families an Everlast-
ing Service.”

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DORIS “DOT” ROBINSON EN-
GLISH of Little Rock, Arkansas,
left her illness
and suffering
behind to go
home to be
with the Lord
on Wednesday,
November 13,
2019, surround-
ed by her loving
family. Dot was
born in Little
Rock on July 6,
1936, to Herbert L. and Audrey
Chapman Robinson. She grad-
uated Little Rock Central High
School where she met and be-
gan dating Billy English. They
married and spent a lifetime
together, celebrating their 64th
wedding anniversary on October
27, 2019. They raised two chil-
dren together, Brenda and Ted.
After graduating high school,
Dot began working at Hill, Craw-
ford, and Lanford as Mr. Lan-
ford’s administrative assistant.
She left there to begin her fami-
ly. While being a wonderful wife
and mother, Dot later worked
as bookkeeper for Burks Elec-
tric Co. and Aldersgate Camp.
She eventually took a position
as the Director’s Executive As-
sistant at Easter Seal of Arkan-
sas. While there, she also served
as the Secretary to the Easter
Seal Board. Dot retired in 1992
and began the most fun job she
ever had as Mamaw to her three
grandchildren.
Throughout her life Dot en-
joyed painting in oils and re-
searching the family genealogy
before ancestry.com existed. She
also loved to spend time with the
family at the lake water skiing,
swimming, and boating.
Dot is survived by her husband
of 64 years, Billy; daughter, Bren-
da Puloma (Rick) and son Ted
and wife Jane along with grand-
children, Ricky Puloma, Sam Pu-
loma and Elaine English. She is
also survived by her brother, Lt.
Col. (retired) Wilbur L. Robinson;
sister, Jean Busch (Dicky) and
a host of nieces and nephews
whom she loved dearly. She is
preceded in death by her parents
and her sister, Hazel Hamilton.
Visitation will begin at 10
a.m. on Monday, November 18,
2019, at Faith United Methodist
Church, 9820 W. Markham St.,
Little Rock, Ark. A celebration
of her life will begin at 11am
with Pastor David Hoffman of-
ficiating. Burial will follow at
Pinecrest Memorial Park. In lieu
of flowers, memorials may be
made to Faith United Methodist
Church. To sign the online guest
book, please visit www.rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/chenal.
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CARRIE MAE KANADY, 77, of
Sherwood, Ark., formerly of Chi-
cago, Ill. passed
November 10,
2019. Loving
memories left
to children:
John Kanady Jr.,
Patrick Kanady,
Tony Kanady,
(Sonya), Mark
Kanady, and
Kathy Kanady,
siblings: Lee
Flint, Riley Flint, Jerry Flint, Cur-
tis Flint, Ella Austin (James),
Rose Horton, and Maxine
Broughton. Visitation November
18, 2019, 10 a.m. with homegoing
service immediately following
at 11 a.m. Both held at St. Mark
Baptist Church, 3725 Hwy. 161,
North Little Rock. Superior Fu-
neral Services, 5017 E. Broadway,
North Little Rock (501) 945-9922.
Online guestbook www.superi-
orfuneralservices.com. Trudean
Long Brown “Providing Services
Your Family Deserves.”
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CHARLES YOUNGKYOO KIM,
age 79, of Little Rock, Arkansas
passed away
peacefully on
November 14,
2019.
Charles was
born on Febru-
ary 6, 1940, in
South Korea. He
studied postal
and telegraph
communica-
tions and served
in the South Korean Airforce for
three years. He later moved to
Chicago, Ill. in 1968 where he
graduated from the University of
Illinois in Chicago with a degree
in electrical engineering.
Charles worked as a test en-
gineer for Teletype and Lucent
Technology in both Chicago and
Little Rock. He lived in Bryant,
Ark. for 34 years and was a
member of the First Korean Pres-
byterian Church of Arkansas. He
enjoyed golf, fishing, and spend-
ing time with his family, espe-
cially his grandchildren.
He is survived by his wife of
almost 50 years, Mary Heam-
ija, three children, Michelle,
Charlene, and Peter, and three
grandchildren Andrew, Loren,
and Ethan.
The graveside funeral service
will be held at 9 a.m. on Novem-
ber 16 at Forest Hills Memorial
Park in Alexander. In lieu of flow-
ers, memorial donations may be
given to the Alzheimer’s Associ-
ation. Online guestbook: www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/chenal.
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CONNIE McCORMICK, 58, North
Little Rock passed November 11,
2019. Arrangements are entrusted
to A Natural State Funeral Service,
Jacksonville, Arkansas. Services
will be held Sunday, November
17, 2019 at Sumner Cemetery in
Cabot, Ark. Family is requesting to
send all flowers to Kelly and Brian’s
house. Guestbook available: www.
anaturalstatefuneralservice.com.
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PAULETTE MCCRAY, 67, of Lit-
tle Rock slept peacefully into
eternity in her home November
6, 2019. She was a LR Central
High School graduate, and she
had retired from Southwestern
Bell/AT&T with 37 years of ser-
vice.
She leaves with precious
memories one son, Anthony
Shelton; three grandchildren,
Cal Jarrett of
San Diego, Cal-
ifornia, Kayla
Shelton, and
Kamyia Shelton
both of Conway;
one sister, Kar-
en Johnson of
Tulsa, Oklaho-
ma; one sister-
in-law, Vera Mc-
Cray; a nephew,
nieces, cousins, extended family,
and friends.
Funeral services will be 11
a.m. Monday, November 18, at
White Memorial United Method-
ist Church, 2801 Wolfe Street in
Little Rock. Arrangements en-
trusted to Walton GateWay Fu-
neral Chapel, Inc., 2405 S. Gaines
Street, 72206. Family hour will be
4-5 p.m. Sunday, November 17, at
the funeral home, (501) 376-7188.
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ESTHER MAY POULIN, of Little
Rock, peacefully passed on Tues-
day, November
12, 2019. May
was born Au-
gust 14, 1934
to Robert and
Mabel Fiser in
Sweet Home,
Arkansas. May
was married to
Franklin George
Poulin until his
death in 1990.
May was a bright soul who
showed great compassion,
warmth and love in everything
she did. She grew up in Sweet
Home but moved north to
Massachusetts after marrying
George, her Yankee husband
from Maine. May embraced life
in New England, but was happy
when George retired from the
U.S. Air Force and they returned
to Arkansas to settle near her
family, which was the most im-
portant thing to her. She adored
her siblings and their families
and took great joy in being with
them.
May became a tireless sup-
porter and advocate for her
family and friends through
her volunteer work. She was a
long-time member and spon-
sor for others in Al-Anon, was a
member and teacher for NAMI
Arkansas, and was a volunteer
and member of the Arkansas
Mental Health Planning Adviso-
ry Council. She was an inspiring
role model to her daughters and
community, and her spirit em-
bodied the values of faith and
generosity. May also was a very
funny lady who brought joy and
humor to all those lucky enough
to be part of her life.
May was preceded in death
by her brothers, W.P. Fiser and
Edwin Fiser, and her husband,
George. She is survived by her
two daughters, Debra Poulin,
of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and
Robbie Poulin, of Little Rock;
her two grandsons, Michael
Fuller and E.J. Martin; and her
three great-grandchildren, Edwin
Martin, Nova Rayne Fuller and
Anthony Blake Fuller; her sister,
Margaret Langston; nephews,
Bill Fiser and David Fiser; niec-
es, Elizabeth Langston, Kelly Car-
ter, Catherine Langston, Cindy
Tyler, and Karen Gwatney; and
great-nephews and nieces. She
also leaves many other family
members and friends, including
her dear friend Carolyn Green,
who will miss her warmth and
wit.
Visitation will be held on Sun-
day, November 17, 2019 from
1-2 p.m. in the chapel of Roller
Chenal Funeral Home, 13801
Chenal Parkway, Little Rock. A
celebration of life service will
follow at 2 p.m. Please share
your memories of May at www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/chenal.
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PAUL DAVID ROACHELL, 76
of North Little Rock, entered
Heaven’s gates
on Tuesday, No-
vember 12, 2019
in Little Rock.
He was born in
Little Rock, Ar-
kansas on May
29, 1943 to the
late Luther W.
and Orban Q.
Roachell.
He was a lov-
ing father, grandfather, broth-
er, uncle and friend. Paul was
a proud US Navy Veteran and
served our country from 1961
through 1965; later retiring
from the Arkansas Democrat
mail room. Paul was a collector
of sorts, enjoyed spending his
time going to antique malls, and
working with his hands. In his
later years he fell in love with his
2007 Jaguar convertible.
Paul is survived by his son, Bill
Roachell (Lisa), of Conway, two
daughters; Karen Roachell, of
Benton, and Teresa Taylor (Carl),
of Bauxite, three grandchildren;
Kirsten Bain (Chris), Summar
Roachell, and Bryce Taylor, and
a great-granddaughter Ran-
glin Bain two brothers; Charles
Roachell (Phyllis) and Tommy
Roachell, his best friend Kathy
Chunn, as well as a host of lov-
ing nieces, nephews, and friends.
He was also preceded in death
by seven brothers; Frank James
Roachell, Luther Junior Roachell,
Bill Roachell, Bobby Roachell,
Richard Leon Roachell, Woodrow
Roachell, Travis Roachell, and
three sisters; Alice Corey, Chris-
tine Moran and Theo Roachell.
A gathering of friends and
family will be held at New Life
Baptist Church, 10765 Samples
Road in Alexander, Ark. 72002
on Monday, November 18, 2019
from 6-8 p.m. Celebration of Life
services will be held on Tuesday,
November 19, 2019 at 11 a.m. at
the church with brother Jeff Hul-
sizer officiating. Inurnment will
be private at the Arkansas Vet-
erans Cemetery at a later date.
Flowers may be sent direct-
ly to the church or donations in
his honor may be made to the
Arkansas Lung Assoc. 2020 W
3rd St Suite 301, Little Rock, Ark.
72205. Cremation arrangements
Obituaries
are under the trusted direction
of A Natural State Funeral Ser-
vice, in Jacksonville. Paul’s On-
line guestbook is available at
www.anaturalstatefuneralser-
vice.com.
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RONALD LEE ROBINSON, 67, of
Little Rock, passed away Tuesday
November 5,
2019. He leaves
to cherish his
memory one
son; Rory Rob-
inson (Javonne),
siblings; Car-
olyn Jackson,
Barbara Robin-
son and a host
of relatives
and friends. A
memorial service will be held
tomorrow, noon in the Hardy
Funeral Home Memorial Chap-
el, 5300 West 12th Street. Pro-
fessional service entrusted to
Hardy Funeral Home, 5300 West
12th Street (501) 372-4129. www.
hardyfuneralhomeinc.com.
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BOB (BOBBY) SCHULTZ, age
57, of Maumelle, Arkansas and
formerly of
Wisconsin
Dells, Wiscon-
sin left this
earth on Satur-
day, November
9th. He leaves
behind his lov-
ing wife Joy, a
son he adored,
Jonny, Jonny’s
fiancé Hanniel,
and his beloved pets Harley and
Gracie.
Bob was born in Baraboo, Wis-
consin on February 28, 1962. He
graduated from Wisconsin Dells
High School in 1980. During this
time Bob’s love of radio grew
and he often spent time at the
local radio station learning the
ropes. Bob attended the Uni-
versity of Wisconsin-LaCrosse,
pursued his love of music by
playing trumpet in the college
jazz band, and graduated with a
degree in mass communications.
Upon graduation he worked in
the Madison, Wisconsin area
for Magic 98 and WTDY radio.
It was during this time he met
the love of his life, Joy Stehling,
and they were married on June
9, 1990. They were blessed with
the birth of their son, Jonny, in
December 1994.
Bob moved his family to Mau-
melle, Arkansas in 2007 to allow
his son to pursue his love of
fishing. Bob and Joy were huge
advocates for their son and to-
gether as a family they helped
Jonny realize his dream. Bob and
Joy traveled to Jonny’s fish tour-
naments all around the country.
Bob was actively involved in Jon-
ny’s fishing clubs both in high
school and college and every
time Jonny was on the water
you knew that Bob and Joy were
close by.
When Bob moved to Arkansas
he worked for Evergreen Packag-
ing and then moved to a position
with Dassaault Falcon as a Pro-
curement Specialist/ERP where
he worked until the time of his
passing.
Bob was the heart of his fami-
ly, remembered for his kindness
and wonderful smile. He touched
so many lives and will be greatly
missed. He further leaves behind
a sister Ann, of Dane, a broth-
er, Mike (Judy) of Eagan, Minn.,
and a sister, Jane (Mark) of
Waunakee, nieces, Sarah (Eric),
Stephanie (Kory) and nephew,
Michael (Emily). He also leaves
his mother and father-in law, Bill
and Donna Stehling. Bob was
preceded in death by his moth-
er and father, Harold and Agnes
Schultz.
Arrangements are under
the direction of Ruebel Funeral
Home, www.ruebelfuneralhome.
com.
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MARGARET ANN VICTORY, 74,
of North Little Rock, Arkansas
passed away on
November 13,
2019. She was
born January 9,
1945 in Faulkner
County to the
late Cecil and
Mary Wickliffe.
Margaret
attended Oak
Grove and Syl-
van Hill High
Schools. In 1964 she married
James Victory, whom recently
celebrated their 55th wedding
anniversary. She retired from
Walmart in 2010 after 25 years.
Margaret’s family was the most
important thing in her life, she
was a devoted mother, wife and
friend.
She is survived by her hus-
band, James Victory; two sons,
Darren (Desmond Ashley) Vic-
tory of Dallas, Texas and Keith
Victory of North Little Rock,
Arkansas; three grandchildren,
Brandon (Britni) Victory of El
Dorado, Arkansas, Anna Hall of
Arkadelphia, Ark. and Ashley
Grace Victory of Dallas, Texas;
one great-grandchild, Zane Vic-
tory.
A funeral service will be held
at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, No-
vember 16, 2019 at Morgan Full
Gospel Church, 14086 Marche
Road in North Little Rock, Arkan-
sas with a graveside held at 1:30
p.m. at Round Mountain Ceme-
tery. A visitation will be held on
Friday, November 15, 2019 from
6-7 p.m. at Roller-Owens Funeral
Home, 5509 JFK Blvd. in North
Little Rock, Arkansas. Leave a
message for the family at www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/owens.
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TYTRISTA WHITE, 32, of Sher-
wood, Ark. passed November
11, 2019. Lov-
ing memories
left to mother:
Frances Hunter,
grandparents:
Willie White
and Martha
White, brother:
Tyrone White.
Ms. White will
lie in state No-
vember 15, 2019, 1-5 p.m. at Su-
perior. Homegoing celebration
November 16, 2019, 11 a.m. at
House Of Refuge Church, 911
South Oak Street, Jacksonville,
Ark. Superior Funeral Services,
5017 E. Broadway, North Lit-
tle Rock (501) 945-9922. Online
guestbook www.superiorfuner-
alservices.com. Trudean Long
Brown “Providing Services Your
Family Deserves.”
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CAROLINE F. WILLIAMS, 78, of
Jacksonville passed away Sun-
day, November
10, 2019. She
was born Janu-
ary 22, 1941 in
Memphis, Ten-
nessee to Ster-
ling and Earlene
McKenzie. She
retired from Fal-
con Jet in Little
Rock to pursue
her passion and
creativity in all forms of artwork.
Caroline is survived by two
daughters, Rhonda Hetland
(Robert) and Connie Williams.
She was preceded in death by
her parents; and brother, Bill
McKenzie.
A graveside inurnment will be
at 2 p.m., Saturday, November
16, 2019 at Bayou Meto Ceme-
tery. Arrangements by Smith-
North Little Rock Funeral Home.
Guestbook at www.SmithFami-
lyCares.com.
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LYNN D. WILSON, 74, of North
Little Rock, Arkansas passed
from this life on November 12,
2019. She was born on Decem-
ber 25, 1944 in Wichita Falls,
Texas to the late Gregory and
Florence Rowe. Arrangements
have been entrusted to A Nat-
ural State Funeral Service in
Jacksonville, Arkansas. 501-982-
3400. www.anaturalstatefuneral-
service.com.
Arkansas
BEARDEN — Mary Lou Hum-
phrey, 96, of Bearden died
Wednesday. Visitation will be
Friday, 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. at Ben-
ton Funeral Home in Bearden.
Funeral services will be 11 a.m.
Saturday at Bearden First As-
sembly of God Church. Burial at
Moss Hill Cemetery. To sign the
online register visit www.ben-
tonfuneralhome.net.
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BRYANT — Kathy Ann Keaster,
47, of Bryant, Arkansas, passed
away November 13, 2019. She
was born February 12, 1972, in
El Dorado, Arkansas. Arrange-
ments by Smith-Benton Funeral
Home. Private services will be
held by Kathy’s family. In lieu
of flowers, donations may be
made to https://mealtrain.com/
k2g5yv. Online guestbook: www.
SmithFamilyCares.com.
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CONCORD — William Dale
Reed, 87, of Concord died Sun-
day, November 10, 2019. Funeral
services will be Friday, Novem-
ber 15, 2019, at 10 a.m. at the
Qualls Batesville Funeral Service
Chapel. Visitation will be from
9:30 a.m. until service time at
the funeral home.
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CONWAY — Laverne Lucille
Reynolds, 65, of Conway, Ark.,
went to be with the Lord, Tues-
day, November 12, 2019. Fu-
neral service will be at 10 a.m.
Monday, November 18, 2019, at
Roller-McNutt Funeral Home in
Conway with visitation one hour
prior. Full obituary at www.rol-
lerfuneralhomes.com/conway.
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CONWAY — Estelle (Shug)
Enderlin Stimel passed away
We d n e s d a y,
Nov 13, 2019.
She was born
on February 16,
1929, in Con-
way to the late
Amos and Rosa
Enderlin. A ro-
sary service
will be held on
Saturday, No-
vember 16th at
10 a.m. with Mass of Christian
Burial immediately following at
St. Joseph Catholic Church. Buri-
al will be in the St. Joseph Mau-
soleum. Guestbook at www.roll-
erfuneralhomes.com/greenbrier.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Lowell David
Cawood, age 63, of Fayetteville
passed from
this life to his
eternal home
in Heaven on
November 11,
2019. He was
preceded in
death by his
parents Low-
ell and Joy
Cawood. Dave
graduated from
Springdale High School in 1974
and attended classes at the
University of Arkansas in Fay-
etteville. He worked in trucking
for Cawood Trucking and Vouk
Transportation.
He is survived by his wife of
44 years, Debbie; three sisters,
Lana Rogers of Fayetteville,
Jan Lawson of Rogers and Jac-
ki Cawood of Fayetteville; four
nephews, Ryan Lawson and
his wife Katrina of Fayetteville,
Chris Rogers of Fort Worth,
Texas, Benjamin Henbest of
Fayetteville and Lance Wood of
Lowell; a niece, Victoria Hen-
best of Mobile, Alabama; two
aunts, Jane Truitt and her hus-
band Glen of Tontitown and Alta
Faye Lee of Topeka, Kansas; his
great-nephews and nieces, Zane
and Haley Rogers of Southlake,
Texas, and Jack and Jolie Hen-
best of Fayetteville; and several
cousins.
Dave loved the outdoors and
enjoyed swimming, fishing and
golf. He will be remembered for
his kindness towards others, his
warm smile and his love of life.
He will be greatly missed.
A private graveside service
v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 7K
will be held Benton County Me-
morial Park in Rogers under the
direction of Moore’s Chapel. To
sign the online guest book visit
www.mooresfuneralchapel.com.
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GREENBRIER — Tom J. Smith
(Tommy Joe), 70, of Greenbri-
er, Ark., was
born February
8, 1949, and
departed this
life unexpect-
edly on Novem-
ber 8, 2019, in
Conway. His
parents were
Loyd Smith and
Velma Tow-
ery-Smith of
Shirley, Ark. He graduated from
Clinton high school in 1967,
serving his senior year as Stu-
dent Council President and Ed-
itor of The Torch Yearbook. He
earned his bachelor’s degree in
Accounting from the Universi-
ty of Central Arkansas in 1971.
During the start of his career,
he met his loving wife and life
partner of 46 years, Donna Al-
exander-Smith. They married in
Mountain Home, Ark., in 1973
and launched a wonderful life
together. He spent most of his
profession as the Administrator
of Accounting for the State of
Arkansas in the Department of
Finance and Administration in
Little Rock.
Tom was a very special, hard-
working and honorable man. He
was a country boy raised on his
family farm in Clinton. He en-
joyed cattle, auctions and Blue-
grass music. Our Dad was al-
ways our guiding light; he loved
“his girls,” camaraderie with
relatives and friends of many
capacities, and time with his
adoring dogs. “Papa Bear” also
cherished time with his beloved
grandchildren. In retirement he
enjoyed farming, gardening,
cooking and gallivanting across
the beautiful Arkansas coun-
tryside. He was a prankster
and well known for his genuine
sense of humor and generosity.
He is survived by his wife,
Donna; daughters, Allison
Smith-Thompson (Dustin) and
Whitney Smith-Knight (Ran-
dy); brothers, Charles Smith
(Glenda) and Edward Smith of
Clinton; grandchildren, Haley,
Katlyn and Tanner Thompson;
and many loving relatives and
friends. Tom was preceded in
death by his parents, nephew,
Jeff Smith, and granddaughter,
Tyler Thompson.
A memorial celebration of
Tom’s life is scheduled at Roller
McNutt Funeral Home in Green-
brier on Saturday, November
16, with visitation at 9 a.m.,
service at 10 a.m. and burial at
Pee Dee Cemetery next to the
family farm. Donations honoring
Tom may be made to the Hu-
mane Society. Online Guestbook
available at www.rollerfuneral-
homes.com/greenbrier.
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HEBER SPRINGS — Augustine
Henry Ludwig passed away on
November 10, 2019, at the age
of 86. He was born August 31,
1933 in Rice Lake, Wisconsin to
Edward and Amelia Ludwig. Gus
was preceded in death by his
parents, one sister, Mary and
five brothers, Roman. Joseph,
Clarence, Edmund and Gregory.
He is survived by his wife Bet-
ty, of 61 years, and his daughter
Margaret Mitchell (Victor) of
Norman, OK, and son Stephen
Ludwig (LaRae), grandson Aus-
tin Ludwig (Kayleigh), grand-
daughters Emma and Ashlyn
Ludwig and one great grandson
Kaiston, all of Tulsa, OK. He also
leaves behind many nieces and
nephews, family and friends.
His memorial service will
be held at St. Albert Catholic
Church in Heber Springs Arkan-
sas on November 22, 2019 at 11
a.m. Memorials may be made
to Breaking Bread 1099 W. Pine
Street, Heber Springs 72543
www.olmstead.cc.
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HELENA-WEST HELENA —
Shirley Davis Maxwell, 74, died
Wednesday. Survivors: children:
David Maxwell, Jerry Maxwell,
Ronnie Maxwell, Tony Maxwell,
Barbara Graves, Stephanie San-
difer, Steven Henry, Scott Henry,
Susan Henry, two sisters, eight
grandchildren, nine great-grand-
children. Visitation: 1-1:45 p.m.
Saturday, Bob Neal & Sons Fu-
neral Home, Marvell. Grave-
side services: 2 p.m. Saturday,
Cypert Cemetery. Guestbook/
obituary: www.bobnealandsons.
com.
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HOT SPRINGS — On November
12, 2019, my remarkable Mother,
Melinda Lou-
ise Bracy, 78,
of Hot Springs,
formerly of Pine
Bluff, followed
the love of
her life, Calvin
McRae Bracy,
up the beauti-
ful stairway to
heaven where
her oldest son,
Calvin McRae Bracy, Jr., await-
ed to truly rejoice in the love
that we have always shared as
a family. She grew up in Little
Rock, Ark. She attended Uni-
versity of Arkansas along with
my Dad. She lived in Pine Bluff
most of her life. Preparing to
enjoy the later phase of her life
in a new city with her beautiful
grandchildren, her selfless, over-
bearing, and unbridled years
of loving and living proved too
much and her heart was broken
two times too many. I worried.
She would not have loved or be
loved any other way.
“Mono,” as she is affection-
ately referred to by her grand-
children, is survived by her son,
Brian Keith Bracy and his wife
Chauna Kirkpatrick Bracy; their
children, Hudson Claire Bracy,
Wells McRae Bracy, and Jed
Anderson Bracy, all of Fayette-
ville, Ark., (all of whom she was
incomprehensibly proud); her
sister, Susan Page Mitchell and
her husband, Phil Ray Mitchell;
their daughter, Amanda Mitchell
Chaney and her husband David
Chaney; and their son Derek
Mitchell Chaney, all of Euless,
Texas; and her beloved dog,
Snookie. There are countless
friends and acquaintances that
will feel a terrible void without
her quick wit, loud laughter, and
unselfish opinions.
If you are reading this, you
are probably aware of my Fa-
ther’s death, Calvin McRae Bra-
cy, eight days prior. We were
deeply moved by the outpour-
ing of love for him. He is the
greatest man I will ever know.
For every great man or woman
in the world there has to abso-
lutely be a source, a spark. The
source has to be constant and
unwavering. It can’t come and
go or take a day off. She has
to be steady and consistent and
the more intense and passion-
ate, the better. I liked it, my Dad
probably not as much; obviously
enough or more than I realized.
I cannot think of my Mother
in any other manner. She was
an anchor, our center of gravi-
ty. She encompassed a certain
passion and fire that inspired to
push beyond expectations. For
her, family was her focal point.
For her, family was it; and she
did not care about anything else
other than our well-being. There
is nothing that she would not
have done for us, no barrier,
no obstacle that she would not
have grappled. There is abso-
lutely no question that we would
not have gotten where we are
without our truly remarkable
Mom, Wife, Sister, Grandma,
Friend. She is, indeed, the most
accomplished lady I have ever
known, and was a gift from God.
It is cold outside, but I feel a
sense of warmth and revel in the
zeal when I take stock of what
Mom got to see and the legacy
that she leaves. Her manner of
death was a testament to her
“all out” intense love. She was
scared. I worried. I knew what
she wanted, but I think maybe
God felt that she should be with
my Dad. Maybe in way a reward,
knowing that, through her, we
that are left behind will be fine
and flourish. She will be missed,
She will be missed more than
she will ever know, but I think
she knew the impact she made.
She was truly remarkable.
A memorial service will be
held Saturday, November 16,
2019, 2 p.m. at Ruebel Funer-
al Home, 6313 West Markham
Street, Little Rock, Ark. The fam-
ily will receive friends after the
service.
Memorials may be made to
City of Hot Springs Animal Ser-
vices, 319 Davidson Drive, Hot
Springs, Ark. 71901. Arrange-
ments are by Ralph Robinson
& Son of Pine Bluff. For online
condolences, please visit Ral-
phRobinsonandSon.com.
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HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE —
Kenneth P. Stewart went to his
heavenly home
on Monday No-
vember 4, 2019.
He was born on
April 8, 1928 to
Ethel and Ray-
mond Stewart.
Kenneth was a
navy veteran,
graduated from
Fairleigh Dickin-
son University
in New Jersey. He wed Virgin-
ia Pohler on January 21, 1950;
the love of his life. Whenever he
saw her come in the room, his
whole face would light up. He
worked for Uniroyal Tire Com-
pany in various positions and
places. He later became CEO
of Jet Stream Plastic in Siloam
Springs, Ark. After retirement,
Ken and Virginia enjoyed many
years in Palm Desert, Calif. and
Siloam Springs, Ark. Ken loved
golf, golden retrievers, and his
family and friends.
He is preceded in death by
his parents, Ethel and Ray-
mond, sister, Virginia, brother,
Raymond and their sons Mark
and Cliffe.He is survived by
his wife, Virginia, of 69 years,
daughter — Devon and husband,
Ron Rogers. His grandchildren -
Kyle Rogers, Kellie and husband
Jon Raymond, Haylie and Kyle
Bass, Trent Rogers, Brittany
and husband Craig Hicks. His
great-grandchildren — Tate, Bro-
dy, Brandon Stewart and Lynnie
Bass, Caisen and Aria Hicks and
Asher Raymond.
A very special thank you to
Good Samaritan Society in Hot
Springs Village, Ark. for their
wonderful and loving care that
they provided. A Memorial Ser-
vice will be held Saturday, No-
vember 9, 2019 at 2 p.m. at the
CedarVale Funeral Home Chapel.
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LONSDALE — William Asa
Whitson, age 88, of Lonsdale,
Arkansas, died Thursday, No-
vember 7, 2019. He was born in
Kerr, Arkansas, on December 18.
1930. Cremation arrangements
entrusted to www.ArkansasCre-
mation.com.
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MAGNOLIA — Caleb Lee Calk,
age 34, of Magnolia, Arkansas,
died October 6, 2019. He was
born in Homer, Louisiana, on
September 23, 1985. Crema-
tion arrangements entrusted to
www.ArkansasCremation.com.
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MARSHALL — Leroy V. Cox,
93, of Marshall died Tuesday.
Leroy was a WWII veteran of the
U.S. Army, 12th Cavalry. Survi-
vors: daughter, Patricia McCau-
ley; several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren; siblings,
James, Luther, Dixie, Annette,
Linda and Brenda. Services: 2
p.m. Saturday, Roller-Coffman/
Marshall. Burial with Military
8K v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v
Honors: Marshall Memorial Gar-
dens. Online guestbook: www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/mar-
shall.
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McCRORY — Roy Kelley, 74,
died Tuesday. Survivors: chil-
dren, Lynne Stahl, Paula Kelley
Weaver, Jeff Kelley, Robert Lynn
Reeves Kelley; 17 grandchildren;
three great-grandchildren; two
brothers, Jim Kelley, George
Kelley. Memorial service: Friday,
November 15, 2019, 7 p.m., Mor-
ton Baptist Church. Cremation
arrangements by Powell Funer-
al Home of Woodruff County.
www.powellfuneralhome.net.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW — Thomas
Bryant Riedy, 75, of Mountain
View, Arkansas, died Novem-
ber 13, 2019, at Baxter Region-
al Medical Center. Thomas is
survived by two sons, Donald
Scott and Robert Thomas Riedy;
two brothers; two sisters; and
several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren. There are
no services planned at this time.
Online guestbook www.rollerfu-
neralhomes.com/mtview2.
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SEARCY — Darlene Wallace,
91, of Searcy passed away on
November 11, 2019. Visitation is
Friday, November 15, 2019, from
6-8 p.m. at the Powell Funeral
Home in Searcy. Funeral Service
will be Saturday, November 16,
2019, at 1 p.m. in the Funeral
Home Chapel. Arrangements
by Powell Funeral Home Searcy.
www.powellfuneralhome.net.
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SIDNEY — Star Matlock, 74, of
Sidney died Thursday, Novem-
ber 14, 2019. Funeral services
will be Saturday, November 16,
2019, at 2 p.m. at the Qualls
Funeral Home Chapel in Cave
City. Burial will follow in the
Roselawn Memorials Gardens
in Batesville. Visitation will be
from 1 p.m. until service time.
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WILMAR — Jim Frank Carter,
94, of Wilmar, died Wednesday,
November 13, 2019. Funeral ser-
vice will be 10 a.m. Saturday,
November 16, 2019, at Stephen-
son-Dearman Chapel with burial
to follow in Union Ridge Ceme-
tery. Visitation will be one hour
prior to service time Saturday at
the funeral home. Online guest-
book at www.stephensondear-
man.com.
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WILMAR — Boyace Frankie
Frye, age 66, of Wilmar passed
away Sunday, November 10,
2019, at his home in Wilmar.
Funeral service will be held at
1 p.m. Saturday, November 16,
2019, at Stephenson-Dearman
Chapel with burial in Wilmar
Cemetery. Visitation will be
from 5-7 p.m. Friday night at the
funeral home. Online guestbook
www.stephensondearman.com.
Out-of-state
ENTERPRISE, Ala. — Jewel
McMonagle of Enterprise, Ala.
passed away on Tuesday, No-
vember 5, 2019. She was 94. A
Memorial service will be at 12
noon Saturday, November 16,
2019 at Kentucky MBC in Ben-
ton, Ark.
Jewel was born July 20, 1925
to the late Austin and Melissa
Rhea. She is preceded in death
by her husband of 65 years, Jo-
seph McMonagle; five brothers
and four sisters. Her favorite
pass time was quilting. She was
a loving wife, mother, grand-
mother and great-grandmother.
Survivors include her sons,
Ronald James McMonagle (Ear-
nestine) of New Brockton and
Donald Ray McMonagle (Janyce)
of Tucson, Ariz.; grandchildren:
Paul McMonagle, Heather Mc-
Monagle, and Kelsey McMona-
gle; and great-grandchildren,
Megan and Lydia McMonagle.
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WEST BRADENTON, Fla. — Mr.
Keith Bernard Johnson, Sr. 51,
of West Bradenton, FL passed
Wednesday, November 6, 2019.
Visitation 5:30 p.m.-7 p.m. Friday,
November 15, 2019, at Brown
Funeral Home. Funeral service
10:30 a.m. Saturday, November
16, 2019, at New Community
Baptist Church Pine Bluff. Burial
in Belmont Cemetery Moscow,
Ark. by Brown Funeral Home.
www.brownfunneralhomeand-
mortuary.com.
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ALATHE, Kan. — Jimmy Lee
Mooney, 63, of Olathe, Kansas,
had a Graveside Service on No-
vember 5, 2019, at Pilgrim’s Rest
Cemetery. Jimmy died October
31, 2019. Jimmy is survived by
his son, Matthew Mooney. Ar-
rangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services
at www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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THAYER, Mo. — Betty Louise
Fields, age 81, of Thayer, Mo.
died November 7, 2019. She was
born in Creal Springs, Ill. on
October 16, 1938. Cremation ar-
rangements entrusted to www.
ArkansasCremation.com.
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LEBANON, N.H. — Leah Fay
Barley, 42, of Lebanon, New
Hampshire
and formerly
of Sherwood,
Arkansas went
to be with her
Heavenly Fa-
ther, Monday
November 11,
2019. She was
born on Novem-
ber 10, 1977
with her twin
sister to Ronnie and Wanda
Gualt Busbea. She was a regis-
tered nurse, and a member of
The Church of Latter Day Saints.
Leah is preceded in death
by her grandparents Raymond
and Augustine Busbea, Wiley
Faye Gault, and William (Bill)
Gault; grandparents-in-law, Lou-
is and Doris Corpier, and Paul
and Dovey Barley; father-in-law,
James Milton Barley, and broth-
er in law James Tony Joseph
Barley. Leah is survived by her
husband, James “Troy” Barley;
parents Ronnie and Wanda Bus-
bea; parents-in-law, John and
Mary Louise Hill; many beloved
siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins,
nephews, nieces, grandnephew,
grandniece, and friends.
Visitation will be 6-8 p.m.
Friday, November 15, 2019, at
Smith-Westbrook Chapel, Beebe.
Funeral service will be 11 a.m.
Saturday at Searcy Church of the
Latter Day Saints, 801 Skyline Dr.
Burial will immediately follow at
King Cemetery, Cabot. Arrange-
ments by Smith-Westbrook Fu-
neral Home. www.smithfamily-
cares.com.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Matthew
Hamilton Grant, 45, of Memphis,
Tenn., died No-
vember 7, 2019.
Born April 22,
1974 in Little
Rock, he was
the son of Rich-
ard Grant and
Patricia Mc-
Dade-Grant.
Matthew was
ambitious, hard-
working and
a loving brother to his young-
er siblings. At a young age, he
had a fondness of reading and a
thirst for knowledge. He gradu-
ated from Texas A&M University
in College Station, with a Bach-
elors of Science in geography.
He continued his education at
the University of Memphis and
earned his master’s in city plan-
ning. Matthew’s career focused
on the community and city de-
velopment within Tennessee.
For over 20 years, he worked for
city and state government. He
worked for Shelby County’s Of-
fice of Planning & Development
as a land-use planner and City
of Memphis Housing & Commu-
nity Development as a planning
coordinator.
Preceded in death by his par-
ents, Richard and Patricia. He
is survived by three siblings,
Jennifer Grant of New Orleans,
Jonathan Grant of Rockford, Ill.,
and Rachel Grant of Gainesville,
Fla.; his grandmother, Johnnie
Henson McDade of Little Rock;
great-aunt Amelia Hill of Atlan-
ta and a host of relatives and
friends. Funeral services will be
10 a.m. Saturday, November 16th
in the chapel of Griffin Leggett
Healey & Roth, 5800 W. 12th St.,
Little Rock (501) 661-9111. Visi-
tation will be from 6 p.m. until 8
p.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Please share your love and sup-
port with the family and sign the
online guest book by visiting our
website at griffinleggetthealey-
roth.com.
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SAULSBURY, Tenn. — Ida Belle
Willey, age 100, of Saulsbury,
Tenn. passed
away on No-
vember 12,
2019. She was
born in Mem-
phis, Tenn. to
the late Alonzo
and Bertha
Murphy. She
graduated
Humes High
School in 1938,
and she went on to work at
McDonald-Douglass American
Aerospace Manufacturing Cor-
poration in Cordova, Tenn. as
a wiring specialist in the nose
cone of American Bombers,
during WWII. During the 50’s she
was employed as a pharmacist
assistant for Katz Drug Company
in Memphis, Tenn. She was a tal-
ented cook, seamstress, garden-
er, and artful crafter, and espe-
cially a loving wife and mother.
She was a devout Methodist and
a member of the Eastern Star.
She is preceded in death by
her husband, Coleman Troy Wil-
ley, son of E.A. and Mae Willey of
Jonesboro, Ark.; brother, John-
ny Murphy of Lakeland, Tenn.;
sisters, Mattie Hasson of Am-
bridge, Pa. and Mary Black of
Frayser, Tenn.
She leaves behind two daugh-
ters, Carol Willey of Little Rock,
Ark. and Kaye Hayes (Carl) of
Saulsbury, Tenn.; grandson, Troy
Hayes (Bridget) of Canfield,
Ohio; two great-grandchildren,
Corbin and Adelynn Hayes of Can-
field, Ohio; two brothers, Edward
Murphy of Galloway, Tenn. and Rus-
sell Murphy of Pickwick Dam, Tenn.
and 23 nieces and 30 nephews.
The family will receive friends on
Friday, November 15 from 5 p.m. to 7
p.m. at Memphis Funeral Home 5599
Poplar Ave in Memphis. The funeral
service will be held on Saturday, No-
vember 16 at 10 a.m. also at Mem-
phis Funeral Home. Interment will
follow at Memphis Memory Gardens
at 6444 Raleigh Lagrange Road in
Memphis.
A heartfelt thank you to the em-
ployees of Alcoa Pines Health and
Rehabilitation Center in Benton, Ark.
for the special and tender love that
Granny Ida received while under
their excellent, personal loving care.
Thanks to all her friends who came
to visit or sent cards.
Saturday
November 16
Pulaski County
STEPHEN G. BOREN, 71, of Little
Rock, passed away November
12, 2019. Born in
Valencia Coun-
ty, New Mexico,
he served as a
chaplain at CHI
St. Vincent’s for
six years and
at Presbyterian
Village for eight
years, worked
in Peer Recov-
ery and Patient
Advocacy at the Arkansas State
Hospital for eight years, and was
also a religion teacher at a high
school in Louisiana.
He is survived by a step-broth-
er, Mike Johnson, other family,
and many close, good friends,
along with his cat, Sweeney, his
Obituaries
beloved companion.
Services will be held on Mon-
day, November 18 at 2 p.m. at
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church,
officiated by Rev. Ed Wills. Ar-
rangements by Little Rock Fu-
neral Home, 8801 Knoedl Ct.,
(501) 224-2200. Stephen’s online
guestbook may be signed at
www.littlerockfuneralhome.com.
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MILDRED A. WILKIEWICZ FOY,
90, of Maumelle passed away on
November 11,
2019. She was
born on April 8,
1929, in Pitts-
burg, Penn., to
the late Michael
John Wilkiewicz
and Dolly Wells
Wilkiewicz.
Mildred was
preceded in
death by two
sons Larry Evans and Tony Ev-
ans; two brothers Joseph Wilk-
iewicz and Robert Wilkiewicz.
She is survived by her son, Chris
Raeburn (Dana) of North Little
Rock; two grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
A memorial service will be
held on Saturday, November 23,
2019, at 1 p.m. at Crystal Valley
Baptist, 5507 Crystal Hill Road,
North Little Rock, Ark. Arrange-
ments entrusted to A Natu-
ral State Funeral Service, 2620
West Main Street, Jacksonville,
Ark. Her online guestbook is
available at www.anaturalstate-
funeralservice.com.
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WILLIAM GRAHAM SR., 77, of
Jacksonville, Ark. passed Novem-
ber 10, 2019.
Loving memo-
ries left to son
William Graham
Jr.; grandchil-
dren Marcus
Graham, Felicia
Graham and
Olivia Bauer;
siblings Freddie
Graham (Cyn-
thia), Rosetta
James, Anna Graham, and Mary
Carter. Visitation November 18,
2019, 10 a.m. with homegoing
service immediately following
at 11 a.m. Both held at Superior
Funeral Services, 5017 E. Broad-
way, North Little Rock (501) 945-
9922. Online guestbook www.
superiorfuneralservices.com.
Trudean Long Brown “Providing
Services Your Family Deserves.”
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WILLIAM JONES, 68, of Jack-
sonville, Ark. passed November
9, 2019. Loving
memories left
to wife Earnes-
tine Jones; chil-
dren Eric Wyrick
(Latoya), Paul
Branson, Reg-
inald Taylor,
Angela Wilson
(Russell), Shan-
ice Walker,
Nicole Taylor,
Clarinda Taylor, Katie Jones and
Erica Jones; siblings Solomon
Jones Jr. (Carolyn), James Jones,
Robert Jones (Carolyn) and De-
lores Jones. Visitation: Novem-
ber 19, 2019, 10 a.m. with home-
going celebration immediately
following at 11 a.m. Both held at
Superior Funeral Services, 5017
E. Broadway, North Little Rock
(501) 945-9922. Online guest-
book www.superiorfuneralser-
vices.com. Trudean Long Brown
“Providing Services Your Family
Deserves.”
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TROY DOUGLAS REYNOLDS,
57, of Little Rock, passed away
on November 7, 2019. He was
born on March 12, 1962, in Tul-
sa, Okla., to Harold Douglas and
Gayla Kenslow Reynolds.
Troy was preceded in death
by his father, Doug Reynolds.
He is survived by his mother,
Gayla Reynolds; sister Char-
lotte Melton; stepbrother Na-
than Reynolds; nieces, Christen
Tomlin, Casey Melton; nephew,
Chase Melton; great-nephews
Braden Edmonson, Blaze Tomlin,
Nash Melton; his dog Dundee.
Troy and his sister have a
business that their father, Doug,
started 51 years ago, Doug
Reynolds Suzuki of Little Rock.
He was actively involved in the
business everyday selling Motor-
cycles, ATV’s and UTV’s to cus-
tomers and friends. Troy loved
the outdoors. He idealized his
parents and loved his family. He
will be greatly missed.
A gathering of family and
friends will be on Monday, No-
vember 18 from 2-4 p.m. at Roll-
er-Chenal Funeral Home, 13801
Chenal Parkway, Little Rock, Ark.
72211. Online guestbook: www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/chenal.
Arkansas
ASH FLAT — Robert Lee Cun-
ningham Jr., 73, died Nov. 14 at
home. He was born in Blytheville
and was a veteran of the U.S.
Navy. Survivors: wife of 52 years,
Rose; sons, Robert Lee III and
Sean; daughter, Gina. Memorial
services: 2 p.m., Monday, Nov.
18, Tri-County Funeral Home
Chapel at Highland.
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CONWAY — Jacque R. Middle-
ton, age 72, of Conway, passed
away November 15, 2019. She
was born in La Porte, Indiana, on
January 26, 1947, to the late Ver-
land and Betty Harrell. Arrange-
ments entrusted to A Natural
State Funeral Service, Jackson-
ville, 501-982-3400. www.anatu-
ralstatefuneralservice.com.
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DES ARC — Betty Ruth Gen-
try, 72, of Des Arc died Friday.
Survivors two daughters, Sonya
Perry, Rena (Kevin) Lawson, six
grandchildren, four great-grand-
children, three sisters, and four
brothers. Graveside memorial
service 11 a.m. Saturday, No-
vember 23, 2019 at Whipporwill
Cemetery. Cremation arrange-
ments entrusted to Garth Fu-
neral Home. www.garthfuneral-
home.com.
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DOVER — Lois Farmer, age 87,
of Dover, died Friday. The family
will receive friends on Monday
evening from 6 to 7 p.m., at the
funeral home. All services are
private with arrangements by
Shinn Funeral Service of Rus-
sellville. The online obituary and
guestbook are available at www.
shinnfuneral.com.
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FAYETTEVILLE — Lowell David
Cawood, age 63, of Fayetteville
passed from
this life to his
eternal home
in Heaven on
November 11,
2019. He was
preceded in
death by his
parents Low-
ell and Joy
Cawood. Dave
graduated from
Springdale High School in 1974
and attended classes at the
University of Arkansas in Fay-
etteville. He worked in trucking
for Cawood Trucking and Vouk
Transportation.
He is survived by his wife of
44 years, Debbie; three sisters,
Lana Rogers of Fayetteville,
Jan Lawson of Rogers and Jac-
ki Cawood of Fayetteville; four
nephews, Ryan Lawson and
his wife Katrina of Fayetteville,
Chris Rogers of Fort Worth, Tex-
as, Benjamin Henbest of Fayette-
ville and Lance Wood of Lowell;
a niece, Victoria Henbest of Mo-
bile, Alabama; two aunts, Jane
Truitt and her husband Glen of
Tontitown and Alta Faye Lee of
Topeka, Kansas; his great-neph-
ews and nieces, Zane and Haley
Rogers of Southlake, Texas and
Jack and Julie Henbest of Fay-
etteville; and several cousins.
Dave loved the outdoors and
enjoyed swimming, fishing and
golf. He will be remembered for
his kindness towards others, his
warm smile and his love of life.
He will be greatly missed.
A private graveside service
will be held Benton County Me-
morial Park in Rogers under the
direction of Moore’s Chapel. To
sign the online guest book visit
www.mooresfuneralchapel.com.
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HEBER SPRINGS — Michael
Edward Howard, 63, of Heber
Springs passed away on Novem-
ber 14, 2019. Visitation will be
Monday, November 18, 2019 at
2 p.m. at New Life Church, 1540
Bypass Road, Heber Springs, Ar-
kansas with funeral service at 3
p.m. Arrangements entrusted to
A Natural State Funeral Service,
Jacksonville, Arkansas. www.
anaturalstatefuneralservice.
com.
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HEBER SPRINGS — Michael
Dale Linn, 63, Heber Springs, Ar-
kansas, passed away November
13, 2019. Born March 8, 1956, U.S.
Navy Veteran. Son of Reba Faulk.
Survivors: wife, Suzanne Linn,
daughter, Jasmine (Jamison)
Gary, grandchildren, Timothy,
Zola and Nathan Gary, brother,
David Linn. Visitation: Sunday,
1:30 p.m. memorial service 2:30
p.m. Olmstead Funeral Home.
www.olmstead.cc.
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HOT SPRINGS — Helen Pen-
nington Wait, age 89, of Hot
Springs, died Monday, Novem-
ber 11, 2019. Services will be at
2 p.m., Sunday, in Davis-Smith
Funeral Home Chapel, Glenwood,
with interment in Mount Tabor
Cemetery. Visitation will be Sat-
urday, 5 p.m.-7 p.m. at the fu-
neral home. Guest registry is at
www.davis-smith.com.
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HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE — Wil-
liam H. (“Bill”) Jett, 96, peace-
fully passed
away at Good
Samaritan As-
sisted Living,
Hot Springs Vil-
lage, Arkansas
on November
14, 2019. The
family is confi-
dent that Bill is
now in heaven
with his beloved
Peggy, who he sorely missed
since her passing in 2012.
Bill was born in Clarksville, Ar-
kansas on September 30, 1923
and lived in Fayetteville until he
was 10. He became a lifelong
Razorback fan during his early
years in Fayetteville. The fam-
ily moved to Little Rock where
Bill graduated from Little Rock
Senior High in 1942. He attend-
ed the University of Arkansas,
where he was a member and
president of Kappa Sigma. Bill
was one of a minority of men in
college in these war years, hav-
ing been rejected by the armed
services due to childhood asth-
ma. Perhaps this gave him an
advantage when he met the love
of his life, Peggy Brown. They
married in 1947 and moved to
Helena.
Bill began work in the con-
struction industry as an estima-
tor with Dickman, Pickens and
Bond in 1954. He then worked
at Matson Construction before
he started his own commercial
construction company, Jetco,
Inc. in 1971.
After retirement, Bill was able
to devote more time to golf.
He played almost daily at Reb-
samen Golf Course with their
men’s group, affectionately
called the DPs. When The First
Tee opened in Little Rock, he
was able to share the game he
loved with the kids he loved. As
a volunteer at The First Tee, Mr.
Bill taught hundreds of children
how to swing a golf club. More
importantly, he taught them to
respect the game and its rules
and to value the friends they
would make for a lifetime.
Bill was predeceased by his
parents Herbert and Bessie Jett
and his wife of 67 years Peggy
Brown Jett. He is survived by his
daughters Martha Jett McAlis-
ter of Hot Springs Village, Ark.
and Leslie Jett Sweeney (John)
of Memphis, Tenn. and his three
SELL
grandchildren Jett McAlister
of New Haven, Conn., Patrick
Sweeney and Rachel Sweeney
of Memphis, Tenn.
A memorial service will be
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held on Monday, November 18,
2019 at Ruebel Funeral Home,
6313 W. Markham, at 3 p.m.,
followed by a reception. The
service will be conducted by
Jeff Hampton of Pulaski Heights
United Methodist Church where
Bill was a member. In lieu of
FOR FREE
flowers, memorials may be
made to The First Tee of Central
Arkansas, 1 First Tee Way, Little
Rock, Ark. 72204 or a charity of
your choice. Arrangements are
under the direction of Ruebel Fu-
neral Home, www.ruebelfuneral-
home.com.
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McCRORY — JoAnne Wheeler
of McCrory, Ark., died November
12, 2109, in Searcy, Ark. Visita-
tion will be 10 a.m. November 16,
2019, at Morton Baptist Church
in Morton, Ark., with funeral to
follow at 1 p.m. Interment will
follow at Woodman Cemetery,
McCrory. Services are under the
direction of Roller-Daniel Funeral
Home. Online guestbook: www.
rollerfuneralhomes.com/searcy.
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MONETTE — Harvey H. Brin-
kley Jr., 68, of Monette, Arkan-
sas, passed away Wednesday,
November 13, 2019 at St. Ber-
nards Medical Center, Jones-
boro, Arkansas. He was born in
Jonesboro, Arkansas, to Harvey
and Merle Nanny Copeland Brin-
kley Sr.
Survivors include two sisters:
Linda Byrnes of Cabot, Arkan-
sas, and Brenda Allison of El
Paso, Arkansas; one brother:
Steve Brinkley of Ward, Arkan-
sas; and a host of other family
and friends. He was preceded in
death by his parents.
The family has requested a
private disposition under the di-
rection of Faith Funeral Service,
Manila, Arkansas. Guest regis-
try: www.faithfunerlservice.net.
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MONTICELLO — Jimmy Ray
Savage, age 82, of Monticello,
formerly of Fountain Hill, passed
away Thursday, November 14,
2019, at The Woods Nursing and
Rehab Facility in Monticello. Fu-
neral service will be at 10 a.m.
Monday, November 18, 2019, at
Stephenson-Dearman Chapel
with burial in Union Cemetery at
Rye. Visitation is Sunday night
from 5-7 p.m. at the funeral
home. Online guestbook www.
stephensondearman.com.
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MOUNTAIN HOME — Phyllis
Louise Westervelt of Mountain
Home, Arkansas, had private
funeral services. Phyllis died
November 1, 2019. Phyllis is sur-
vived by her husband, James,
and daughter, Jaimie Green. Ar-
rangements by Kirby and Family
Funeral and Cremation Services.
www.kirbyandfamily.com.
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SEARCY — Lillian Siler, 92, of
Searcy, passed from this life on
Thursday, November 14, 2019, in
Searcy. Visitation will be Monday
at 1 p.m. followed by funeral ser-
vices at 2 p.m. at Powell Funeral
Home Chapel with interment to
follow at Roosevelt Cemetery.
Arrangements by Powell Funeral
Home of Searcy. www.powellfu-
neralhome.net.
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SMACKOVER — Dorothy
Kinder “Meme” Lemoine from
Smackover, Arkansas, went to
be with her Lord and Savior on
November 15, 2019. A graveside
service will be 2 p.m. Sunday,
November 17, at McCoy Ceme-
tery in New Edinburg, Arkansas,
under the direction of Young’s
Funeral Directors with Bro.
Carley Davis officiating. www.
youngsfuneralhome.com.
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VILONIA — Raymond Edward
Gove, age 63, of Vilonia passed
away Wednes-
day, November
13, 2019, at his
home. He was
born Decem-
ber 25, 1955, in
Akron, Ohio, to
the late Meryle
W. and Kathleen
Lamb Gove.
Survivors
include his
life partner, Rita Matlock; son,
Raymond (Alicia) Edward, Jr.;
daughters, Angela Gove, Aman-
da Davis, and Amber Gove; sis-
ter, Thelma Sanders; 12 grand-
children; and five great–grand-
children.
Cremations arrangements
by Moore’s Jacksonville Funer-
al Home. (501) 982–2136. www.
mooresjacksonvillefuneralhome.
com.
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NWA Democrat-Gazette/ANDY SHUPE to beat Montana 64-46 on Sat- 43 and North Texas 66-43 in
Arkansas’ Mason Jones (left) drives past Montana’s Kyle Ow- urday at Walton Arena before the first two games.
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DIGEST
Search is on
Arkansas Athletic Director Hunter
Yurachek said the looming signing
period adds a degree of urgency
in his search for the Razorbacks’
next head football coach. 9C
Saturday’s results
FOOTBALL
STATE DIVISION I
Arkansas State 28, Coastal Carolina 27
Central Ark. 30, Stephen F. Austin 7
STATE DIVISION II
Harding 49, Arkansas Tech 14
Ouachita Baptist 24, Henderson St. 21
Southern Ark. 34, Ark.-Monticello 32
STATE DIVISION III
Hendrix 47, Sewanee (Tenn.) 17
STATE NAIA
Lyon 27, Okla. Panhandle State 21
TOP 25
No. 1 LSU 58, Mississippi 37
No. 2 Ohio State 56, Rutgers 21
No. 3 Clemson 52, Wake Forest 3
No. 4 Georgia 21, No. 12 Auburn 14
No. 5 Alabama 38, Mississippi State 7
No. 6 Oregon vs. Arizona, (n)
No. 7 Utah 49, UCLA 3
No. 20 Iowa 23, No. 8 Minnesota 19
No. 9 Penn State 34, Indiana 27
No. 10 Oklahoma 34, No. 13 Baylor 31
No. 11 Florida 23, Missouri 6
No. 14 Wisconsin 37, Nebraska 21
No. 15 Michigan 44, Michigan State 10
No. 16 Notre Dame 52, No. 23 Navy 20
No. 17 Cincinnati 20, South Florida 17
No. 18 Memphis 45, Houston 27
Iowa State 23, No. 19 Texas 21
No. 21 Boise State vs. New Mexico, (n)
No. 22 Oklahoma State 31, Kansas 13
West Virginia 24, No. 24 Kansas St. 20
No. 25 Appalachian St. 56, Georgia St. 27
BASKETBALL
STATE DIVISION I MEN
Arkansas 64, Montana 46
Grand Canyon 67, Ark.-Pine Bluff 54
STAT DIVISION I WOMEN
UALR 63, Central Arkansas 48
TOP 25 MEN
No. 7 Maryland 80, Oakland (Mich.) 50
No. 9 Virginia 60, Columbia 42
No. 10 Villanova 78, Ohio 54
No. 13 Memphis 102, Alcorn State 56
Tennessee 75, No. 20 Washington 62
No. 23 LSU 75, Nicholls State 65
No. 25 Colorado 71, San Diego 53
TOP 25 WOMEN
No. 1 Oregon 99, Texas Southern 63
No. 13 Kentucky 50, Virginia 47
No. 20 Syracuse 75, Albany 53
No. 24 Michigan 80, Akron 71
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3C Scoreboard
4C NFL
5C NFL/Motor sports
6C Arkansas Outdoors
8C College football
9C College football
10C College football
11C Recruiting/High school football
12C College basketball
13C College basketball
14C Basketball
Marquee class to enter state Hall of Fame
There was talk Thursday
about who the next football
coach at the University of Ar-
kansas will be when the Ar-
kansas Sports Hall of Fame
board of directors met.
There was more talk about
people who have been on the
voting list and haven’t gar-
nered enough votes to make
it. More on that later, because
this is an outstanding hall of
fame class.
Jim Counce was instru-
mental in Eddie Sutton estab-
lishing basketball as a mon-
ey-making sport at Arkansas,
first as a player and later as
an assistant coach.
On the surface, Counce
and Steve Schall looked like
supporting players for The
Triplets. But ask Sidney
Moncrief, Ron Brewer and
Marvin Delph, and they’ll tell
you how critical Counce was
SPORTS
Under 50 suits Hogs
Defensive stretch best in past 35 years
MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL
ARKANSAS 64, MONTANA 46
BOB HOLT
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
FAYETTEVILLE — An
opponent finally scored more
than 43 points against the Uni-
versity of Arkansas men’s bas-
ketball team.
But not much more.
The Razorbacks put in an-
other stifling defensive effort
It’s the first time since the
Arkansas (3-0) beat Rice 91- 1945-46 season the Razorbacks
93 R D B AT T LE O F T H E R AV I N E
OUACHITA BAPTIST 24, HENDERSON STATE 21
Henderson State tight end Ayden Shurley (right) is tripped up by Ouachita Baptist defensive back Keandre Evans during OBU’s victory
in the 93rd Battle of the Ravine on Saturday in Arkadelphia. See more photos at arkansasonline.com/1117bravine.
Two for one
Tigers trip up rivals, win GAC title
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JEFF GAMMONS one,’ ” Knight said.
Ouachita Baptist receiver Allie Freeman attempts to tip the ball to
himself during Saturday’s game. The Tigers clinched the Great Brown got it done, finding
American Conference title with their victory.
LIKE IT IS make it, so the board vot-
ed to delay the former UA
All-American’s induction a
year.
Anthony Lucas was a great
Razorback receiver and will
forever be remembered for
WALLY HALL the catch in the back of the
end zone that beat Tennes-
to the team. see, the defending national
Gus Malzahn is obviously champion.
no stranger, as he received Lucas is an even better
a ton of votes from the 650 person.
members. Malzahn won John Tate was an All-Amer-
high school state champion- ican basketball player for
ships at Shiloh Christian and Arkansas State University,
Springdale, and he led Au- and his former coach Nelson
burn to the national champi- Catalina loves to tell the sto-
onship game before coming ry that the Razorbacks got on
up short. Tate late. In the game they at-
His selection has zero to tended, Tate didn’t play well
do with the coaching opening and ASU was the winner.
at Arkansas. Ron Marvel was a legend-
Veronica Campbell-Brown ary high school basketball
was voted in a year ago but coach before leading the UCA
had a track meet and couldn’t women’s program to success.
Game sketch
RECORDS Arkansas 3-0, Montana 1-2
STARS Arkansas junior guard Mason
Jones (19 points, 5 rebounds, 4 steals),
senior forward Adrio Bailey (12 points, 11
rebounds) and senior guard Jimmy Whitt
(14 points, 7 rebounds)
KEY STAT The Razorbacks outscored the
Grizzlies 23-12 on points off turnovers.
UP NEXT Arkansas plays Texas Southern
at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Walton Arena in Fay-
etteville.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JEFF GAMMONS
JEFF KRUPSAW
SPECIAL TO
THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
ARKADELPHIA —
Ouachita Baptist University
used its final timeout to call
two plays with the football
sitting 1 yard from the Hen-
derson State end zone as the
clock ticked down in the 93rd
Battle of the Ravine.
OBU Coach Todd Knight
said he got on the headset
with offensive coordinator
Jay Derby and told him he
had no desire to run that sec-
ond play.
“I said, ‘OK, but by gosh
we’re scoring on the first
Running back Brockton
a crease behind right guard
Ike Forte was a great run-
ning back for the UA.
The All-American Red-
heads, a talented bunch of
ladies who barnstormed
through the country playing
basketball, earned a team in-
duction.
Yes, we know others are
deserving.
People such as Johnny Ray,
an All-American Razorback
baseball player who had a
great career in Major League
Baseball.
And Jimmy Walker, a vi-
cious nose guard who no Ra-
zorback quarterback liked to
practice against. Dan Hamp-
ton recently described Walk-
er as one of the best defensive
players he has ever seen.
There are many more from
every college or university in
the state.
As a board, we have lim-
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019
have held their first three op-
ponents under 50 points. They
beat Camp Chaffee (Ark.) 76-
35, Sedalia (Mo.) Army Airfield
110-37 and Western Kentucky
66-46.
The last time the Razor-
backs held three opponents
under 50 points during a
three-game stretch, according
to HogStats.com, was during
the 1983-84 season in victories
over TCU 55-48, Texas 59-41
and Texas Tech 55-49 before
rules were added for a shot
clock and three-point shot.
See HOGS, Page 13C
Peyton Stafford on third and
goal to tumble into end zone
and secure a 24-21 victory
over Henderson State Uni-
versity in front of an overflow
crowd of 8,891 at Cliff Harris
Stadium on Saturday.
Brown, a senior from Sher-
idan, said it was the perfect
ending for the Tigers, who
secured a third consecutive
undisputed Great American
Conference title and beat
their rivals for the fourth con-
secutive time.
OBU (11-0 GAC) is expect-
ed to receive the No. 2 seed
from Super Region 3 when the
NCAA Division II playoff se-
lections are handed out today.
A home game next Saturday is
all but certain.
See RAVINE, Page 10C
itations and a set of bylaws to
live by, but we are aware of
people such as Louis Lee, Bo
Busby, Basil Shabazz and oth-
ers whose playing days were
before many of our members
were born.
We discussed having fewer
on the voting list, making it
easier to thoroughly read all
the biographies.
A different point system
and members having to join
prior to January each year to
be eligible to vote also were
topics.
It is a good board, and one
that is open to improvements.
President Greg Flesher has
given us our best financial
position in the hall’s 60-year
history.
We talked about ways to
get all the colleges and uni-
versities more interested.
Arkansas State and Ouachita
C
v
Wolves
weather
a litany
of follies
SUN BELT FOOTBALL
ARKANSAS STATE 28,
COASTAL CAROLINA 27
TRENTON DAESCHNER
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
JONESBORO — A for-
gettable offensive perfor-
mance plagued Arkansas
State University for much of
Saturday afternoon at Cen-
tennial Bank Stadium with
bowl eligibility at stake.
An ASU defense that’s
been the team’s kryptonite
all season did everything
it could to keep the Red
Wolves in it, but the unit
started to buckle in the
fourth quarter when two
consecutive ASU turnovers
yielded 14 points for a 27-21
Coastal Carolina lead with
2:31 left in the game.
That’s when redshirt
freshman quarterback Layne
Hatcher calmly led ASU
when it mattered most.
Hatcher found senior slot
receiver Kirk Merritt over
the middle for a game-ty-
ing 21-yard touchdown pass
with 32 seconds left, then
sophomore kicker Blake
Grupe made the extra point
as the Red Wolves escaped
with a 28-27 victory.
See ASU, Page 10C
UCA sees
sufficient
response
SOUTHLAND FOOTBALL
CENTRAL ARKANSAS 30,
STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 7
PETE PERKINS
SPECIAL TO
THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
CONWAY — The Uni-
versity of Central Arkansas
followed its most lopsided
loss in three seasons with
what Coach Nathan Brown
called his team’s most com-
plete game of the year in
the Bears’ 30-7 victory over
Stephen F. Austin at Estes
Stadium on Saturday night.
“I knew last week wasn’t
the way we play, who we
are,” Brown said. “We got
up and brushed ourselves
off this week, and I think
our guys just responded in
a positive way.”
UCA (8-3, 6-2) was
knocked out of first place
by its lonesome in the
Southland Conference af-
ter a 34-0 home-field loss to
Southeastern Louisiana on
Nov. 9, a result Lumberjacks
Coach Colby Carthel said
concerned him.
“I was so mad,” Carthel
said. “I told Coach Brown
and [offensive coordinator
Ken] Collums, a good friend
of mine, ‘I wish you guys
would’ve laid an egg against
us and not those guys.’ ”
UCA kicked off against
Stephen F. Austin (2-9, 2-6)
See UCA, Page 10C
Baptist have the most mem-
berships of higher education
institutions, and Central Ar-
kansas’ membership is grow-
ing.
The Hall of Fame needs
every school and sports fan
to participate as voting mem-
bers to nominate athletes.
We also had some new
business. Rodney Peel, a for-
mer high school and college
standout, accepted the posi-
tion of second vice president
and will follow Greg Hatcher
as first vice president when
he takes over for Flesher.
All in all, it was a great
meeting with an even better
induction class.
Read Wally Hall’s
SPORTS BLOG
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Yanks may balk at signing elite starter
JAMES WAGNER
NEW YORK TIMES
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Aar-
on Boone, the New York Yankees
manager, first uttered the words at a
season-ending news conference, and
General Manager Brian Cashman
has parroted them ever since.
“We weren’t a player or two
away,” Cashman said this week at
the general managers’ meetings in
Arizona. “We were a play or two
away from playing in the World
Series.”
To be sure, the Yankees lost the
American League Championship
Series to Houston in large part be-
cause the Astros produced key hits
with runners on base while the Yan-
kees did not. But there was a subplot
to the defeat: the Yankees’ lack of
elite starting pitchers — and their
failure to acquire some who were
available.
Well, two such pitchers are free
agents this winter: Stephen Stras-
burg, who was the MVP in the
World Series for the Washington
Nationals, and Gerrit Cole, who
helped the Astros reach the final
round. And Cashman has said the
Yankees have a desire to shore up
their starting rotation this offseason
and are interested in Strasburg and
Off the wire
GOLF
English leads at Mayakoba
Harris English feels he got away
from the basics that carried him to
a promising start to his PGA Tour
career. He hopes he’s headed in
that direction again. English holed a
chip-and-run from off the 18th green
Saturday for birdie and a 7-under 64,
giving him the 36-hole lead at the
Mayakoba Golf Classic in Playa Del
Carmen, Mexico, as he tries to end
six years without winning. English
was at 13-under 129, one shot ahead
of Vaughn Taylor, who had a 66
in the afternoon. Brendon Todd,
coming off a victory two weeks ago
in Bermuda Championship, had a 68
and was two back. Next up is a long
day. Because rain washed out all of
Thursday, players will go as long
as they can today before darkness,
with the 72-hole event concluding
Monday. Even with the new policy
of top 65 and ties making the cut,
82 players advanced to the final two
rounds. The course, which received
more than 9 inches of rain from
Monday through Thursday, dried
remarkably well and the greens had
plenty of pace. English motored
along, rarely getting into too much
trouble. He birdied his last two holes
to set the pace.
Lombard in front at Sun City
Zander Lombard will take a
one-shot lead into the final round of
the Nedbank Golf Challenge in Sun
City, South Africa, and is in position
to win his first European Tour title
at his country’s most prestigious
tournament. The 24-year-old South
African, who led by two strokes
overnight, ground out a level-par 72
in the third round on Saturday to
move to 11 under par and stay ahead
of compatriot Louis Oosthuizen
(71) and Belgian Thomas Detry
(69). Lombard made a bogey on No.
6 and a double bogey on No. 8 but
fought back with three birdies on
the back nine. Oosthuizen opened
the tournament with a 63 and had
a 72 in the second round. The 2010
British Open champion is chasing
his first Sun City crown. Oliver
Wilson made a big move up the lea-
derboard with a 67 and is tied with
Marcus Kinhult in fourth, three
shots off the lead on 8 under.
BASKETBALL
Leonard remains sidelined
Kawhi Leonard sat out against
the Atlanta Hawks because of a left
knee contusion, delaying his first
game with Los Angeles Clippers
First-time champion assured at ATP Finals
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
LONDON — The ATP Finals
will have a first-time champion for
the fourth year in a
row after Stefanos
Tsitsipas and Dom-
inic Thiem won
their semifinals on
Saturday.
Thiem beat de-
fending champion
Alexander Zverev
after Tsitsipas oust-
ed six-time winner Tsitsipas
Roger Federer, with
both players reach-
ing their first final
at the season-ending
tournament.
Tsitsipas had to
keep his nerve at
the key moments to
beat Federer 6-3, 6-4,
saving 11 of 12 break
points along the Thiem
way. He also took
advantage of an er-
ror-filled performance from Federer,
C O M M E N TA RY
Cole, among others. So the big ques-
tion hanging over the Yankees now
is: Will they go after one of those
two big prizes?
The answer will most likely come
down to the price tags for Strasburg
and Cole. If the Yankees make no
further additions, including re-sign-
ing their players who became free
agents, they are looking at a pro-
jected 2020 payroll of around $210
million, according to Cot’s Baseball
Contracts.
Teams are penalized for exceed-
ing the luxury tax thresholds, the
lowest of which will be $208 million
in 2020. Repeated offenders — the
Yankees were one of three teams
believed to have surpassed the
threshold in 2019 — receive higher
tax rates. The most onerous penal-
ties include steeper tax rates and a
change in draft position, and they
will be levied on teams that spend
more than $248 million in 2020.
The Yankees, more disciplined
than ever under principal owner Hal
Steinbrenner and Cashman, would
especially prefer to avoid the steep-
est tax rates. So while Cashman
didn’t close the door to pursuing
Strasburg or Cole, he didn’t exactly
kick it down, either.
“We’ll certainly have our con-
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MOTOR SPORTS
Reddick wins Xfinity championship
HOMESTEAD, Fla. — Tyler
Reddick won his second con-
secutive Xfinity Series
championship by snatch-
ing the lead away from
Cole Custer in a spirited
season finale Saturday
at Homestead-Miami
Speedway.
Reddick and Custer
traded the lead three
times in a single lap with
Reddick finally surging Reddick
his Richard Childress
Racing entry to the front for good
with 18 laps remaining. Reddick is
the first to win consecutive Xfin-
ity championships since Ricky
Stenhouse Jr. in 2011 and 2012
and ninth driver with multiple
titles.
It’s the only championship for
manufacturer Chevrolet, which
was shut out in Friday night’s
Truck Series finale when Matt
Crafton won the title in a Ford.
Chevrolet is not represented in
the Cup championship race today.
Reddick’s title comes in his
final ride as full-time driver of
teammate Paul George. Coach
Doc Rivers described Leonard
as day-to-day Saturday night and
didn’t seem con-
cerned that it was
anything more than
that. It’s the fourth
game Leonard has
missed so far, the
others were due to
load management.
Leonard also sat out
in a loss at New Or-
leans on Thursday Leonard
when George made
his Clippers debut. George scored
33 points, fourth-most in a debut in
franchise history. He missed the sea-
son’s first 11 games while complet-
ing rehab from offseason shoulder
surgery.
Russell out for two weeks
Golden State guard D’Angelo
Russell will be sidelined for at least
two weeks after he sprained his right
thumb in Friday night’s 105-100 loss
to the Boston Celtics, further deplet-
ing the backcourt already missing
injured Stephen Curry and Klay
Thompson. The Warriors said
Russell received an MRI exam after
the game that revealed the sprain
and he will be re-evaluated in two
who continually put his opponent
under pressure only to come up
short when it mattered.
“I’m proud of myself, how hard
I fought today, how concentrated I
stayed in the breakpoints,” said Tsit-
sipas, who reached the biggest final
of his career. “Didn’t crack under
pressure. I was very composed and
very mature in my decisions.”
In the evening match, Zverev
doubled-faulted on set point to hand
Thiem a 1-0 lead and was then bro-
ken for the second time to make it
4-2 in the second set.
Thiem saved two break points
in the next game, Zverev held, and
Thiem served out the match, clinch-
ing the victory with a forehand win-
ner on his first match point.
Federer and Novak Djokovic
combined to win the ATP Finals
nine times in 10 years between 2006-
15 before Andy Murray broke that
streak and Gregor Dimitrov won it
in 2017.
Zverev was trying to repeat last
year’s title win but couldn’t con-
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versations with their agent and see
if there’s any traction to it or not,”
he said, adding later: “At the very
least have the conversation and at
the very most it’d be nice to secure
one of them. ”
Plagued by injuries and under-
performance, the Yankees’ rotation
finished with a 4.51 ERA, 15th in
the major leagues. Their formula
involved leaning heavily on their
stout bullpen and their high-pow-
ered offense. That helped the Yan-
kees to 103 regular season wins and
a division title, but playoff series are
much different from the 162-game
regular season.
The two teams left standing for
the World Series, the Astros and
Nationals, rode starting rotations
stuffed with All-Stars such as Justin
Verlander, Max Scherzer, Cole and
Strasburg.
Cashman has bristled at the no-
tion that the pitching staff cost the
Yankees a trip to the World Series,
insisting it was the offense instead.
Cashman contended that the
Yankees have “a very strong rota-
tion” when all pitchers are healthy
and available, from Luis Severino,
who missed most of last season with
injuries, to James Paxton to Masahi-
ro Tanaka to Domingo German.
the No. 2 for RCR. He’s being
promoted to the Cup Series next
season to drive the No. 8
Chevy.
Custer finished second
and runner-up to Reddick
in the championship race
for the second consecu-
tive year. Stewart-Haas
Racing announced Fri-
day that Custer is being
promoted to the Cup Se-
ries next year. Same for
Christopher Bell, who
finished fifth in the race and third
in the championship picture, who
was probably the title favorite but
his Toyota dropped off in the final
stage of his final ride before he
moves to Cup.
Justin Allgaier, who won at
Phoenix last weekend to make the
final four, finished 14th and last in
the championship race.
Reddick won the title last year
driving for JR Motorsports, but he
had already made the decision to
move to Childress for this season.
He had to win at Homestead to
claim both titles.
weeks. Russell wasn’t going on the
team’s four-game road trip that be-
gins today at New Orleans that also
includes stops in Memphis, Dallas
as Utah. The Warriors are 2-11 and
off to their worst start since begin-
ning 2-16 in 1999-00. Their six-game
losing streak matches their longest
since dropping six in a row from
Feb. 5-19, 2013. Curry is out until at
least February with a broken left
hand that required surgery, while
Thompson is recovering from sur-
gery for a torn ACL in his left knee
suffered in a Game 6 NBA Finals
loss to the champion Raptors.
TENNIS
Berdych ends 17-year career
Former Wimbledon runner-up
Tomas Berdych announced his
retirement from tennis on Saturday
after a 17-year professional career.
The 34-year-old Berdych confirmed
the decision at the ATP Finals, say-
ing his body no longer allows him
to compete at the highest level af-
ter struggling with a back injury
for much of the last 18 months. The
former No. 4-ranked player said
he made the decision shortly after
losing in the first round of the U.S.
vert any of the four break points
he forced against Thiem. As he sat
down for the changeover after his
double-fault to end the first set, he
slammed his racket down so hard it
bounced along the court and came
to rest behind the baseline.
Tsitsipas, who is making his first
appearance at the event, saved all
six break points he faced against
Federer in the first set. That includ-
ed two at 5-3, when he needed sev-
en set points before finally winning
a marathon game.
He broke again for a 2-1 lead in
the second, then saved three break
points from 0-40 in the next game
before Federer finally converted his
fourth to level the set.
But the 21-year-old Tsitsipas
broke again straight away with a
forehand winner and then saved
two more break points from 15-40
down when serving for the match
at 5-4.
He didn’t give the 38-year-old
Federer any more chances of a
comeback, serving out the match
Sports quiz
At what track did Jeff
Gordon record his first
Cashman conceded that ideal- sweep by winning both the
ly he would like to add starting
pitchers who could go deeper Busch and Winston Cup
into games but said they had been races in the same weekend?
“hard to get ahold of.”
There are other options on ANSWER
the trade and free-agent markets,
such as Zack Wheeler, 29, who Speedway races in 1996.
dealt with many injuries as a Met,
Gordon swept the Dover International
and Madison Bumgarner, 30, a San
Francisco Giants star who has im-
pressed the Yankees.
Tuning in
While those pitchers would cost
less, they surely aren’t as talented Best bet
as Strasburg or Cole. Strasburg, 31, Carson Wentz and the
may prefer to stay with the Nation- Philadelphia Eagles host
als even though he opted out of his the New England Patri-
contract with them. Cole, 29, grew ots at Lincoln Financial
up in Southern California as a fan Field in Philadelphia.
of two teams that are expected to Coverage begins at 3:25
pursue him now — the Los Ange- p.m. Central on CBS.
les Angels and the Yankees.
Scott Boras, the agent for Stras-
burg, Cole and free agent starters
Today’s TV
Dallas Keuchel and Hyun-Jin Ryu, ALL TIMES CENTRAL
said this week that the opportuni-
ty to win was more important to EVENT, TIME CHANNEL
his clients than geography. But to GOLF
lure a pitcher such as Cole, who European: Nedbank Golf Challenge, 1 a.m. Golf
could surpass David Price’s record PGA: Mayakoba Classic, 1 p.m. Golf
contract of seven years and $217 RUGBY
million for a free-agent pitcher, a Heineken Cup, 7 a.m. NBCSN
team will have to make a substan-
tial financial commitment. TENNIS
ATP: Nitto Finals, 9:30 a.m. Tennis
USTA: Men’s Pro Circuit, 11:30 a.m. Tennis
ATP: Nitto Finals, noon
SOCCER
ESPN2
COLLEGE MEN
Open in August. He hasn’t played ACC: Clemson vs. Virginia, 11 a.m. ESPNU
since and is currently ranked 103rd. Big East: Georgetown vs. Providence, 11 a.m. FS2
“I said, ‘OK that’s it. That’s enough.’ Big Ten: Michigan vs. Indiana, 1 p.m. Big Ten
In terms of just my body doesn’t al- FIFA U-17 WORLD CUP
low me to do so, and it’s very unpre- Mexico vs. Brazil, 3:50 p.m. FS2
USL
dictable,” Berdych said. “There is no
R. Monarchs SLC vs. Louisville FC, 6:30 p.m. ESPN2
real point to continue.” The Czech
said the highlight of his career was COLLEGE WRESTLING
reaching the 2010 Wimbledon final, Virginia Tech at Ohio State, 11 a.m. Big Ten
beating Roger Federer and Novak FIGURE SKATING
Djokovic along the way before Rostelecom Cup, 11 a.m. NBC
losing to Rafael Nadal. He also
MOTOR SPORTS
reached the semifinals at least once
Formula One: Brazilian GP, 11:05 a.m. ESPNU
at each of the other three Grand Monster Energy: Ford EcoBoost 400, 2 p.m. NBC
Slams and earned 13 career titles — NHRA: Auto Club NHRA Finals, 3 p.m. FS1
including the 2005 Paris Masters —
with a career-high ranking of No. 4. BASKETBALL
COLLEGE MEN
FOOTBALL Marquette at Wisconsin, noon FS1
New Mexico State at Arizona, 1 p.m. Pac-12
Jets’ Kalil out for season Seton Hall at St. Louis, 3 p.m. ESPNU
Idaho State at Washington State, 3 p.m. Pac-12
The New York Jets have placed
N.C. Central at Louisville, 4 p.m. ACCN
center Ryan Kalil on season-end- Wake Forest at UNC-Charlotte, 5 p.m. ESPNU
ing injured reserve with a knee in- Rider at Arizona State, 5 p.m. Pac-12
jury. Kalil came out of retirement in Georgia State at Georgetown, 6:30 p.m. FS1
August to sign a one-year, $8.5 mil- Texas-Arlington at Oregon, 7 p.m. Pac-12
COLLEGE WOMEN
lion contract with New York after
Florida at Connecticut, 2 p.m. ESPN
playing all 12 of his previous NFL
Northwestern at Duke, 2 p.m. ACCN
seasons with Carolina. The hope
Arizona State at Minnesota, 3 p.m. Big Ten
was the 34-year-old center would
NBA
help stabilize the Jets’ shaky offen- Dallas at Houston, 2:30 p.m. FSN
sive line, but it didn’t work out. Ka-
FOOTBALL
lil struggled at times while starting
NFL
seven games. He dealt with shoulder
Houston at Baltimore, noon CBS
and elbow injuries before hurting
Dallas at Detroit, noon Fox
his right knee. He had missed the New England at Philadelphia, 3:25 p.m. CBS
last two games and was ruled out Chicago at LA Rams, 7:20 p.m. NBC
for New York’s game at Washington CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE
today. Jonotthan Harrison is ex- Winnipeg at Saskatchewan, 3:30 p.m. ESPN2
pected to start at center after doing COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
so the past two games. The Jets also Alabama at Arkansas, noon SECN
announced Saturday they signed of- Syracuse at Notre Dame, noon ACCN
fensive lineman Leo Koloamatangi Kentucky at Florida, 2 p.m. SECN
from the practice squad to fill Kalil’s
roster spot. Monday’s TV
Bears place Burton on IR
UEFA EURO 2020 SOCCER
The Chicago Bears have placed
Ireland vs. Denmark, 1:30 p.m. ESPNEWS
tight end Trey Burton on injured
reserve. The 28-year-old Burton has BASKETBALL
been dealing with a groin injury all COLLEGE MEN
Utah Valley at Kentucky, 5 p.m. ESPN2
season long. He hurt his calf during
Charleston So. at Michigan St., 5:30 p.m. Big Ten
last weekend’s 20-13 victory over the
Monmouth at Pittsburgh, 6 p.m. ACCN
Detroit Lions. Burton agreed to a $32
Hawaii at Illinois, 7 p.m. ESPNU
million, four-year contract with Chi- Colgate at Auburn, 7 p.m. SECN
cago in free agency in March 2018.
He set career highs with 54 recep-
Stetson at Ohio State, 7:30 p.m. Big Ten
UC Irvine at Colorado, 8 p.m. Pac-12
tions for 569 yards and six touch- Southern Utah at UCLA, 10 p.m. Pac-12
downs in his first season with the NBA
Bears. But he hasn’t been able to get Portland at Houston, 7 p.m. NBA
healthy since he missed the Bears’ San Antonio at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. FSN
playoff loss to Philadelphia due to
NFL
groin tightness. He had sports her-
Kansas City at LA Chargers, 7 p.m. ESPN
nia surgery in the offseason and was
brought along slowly during training
camp. He has 14 receptions for 84 Tuesday’s TV
yards in eight games this season. BASKETBALL
The Bears also promoted linebacker COLLEGE MEN
James Vaughters from the practice NIT: Bucknell vs. Penn State, 5:30 p.m. Big Ten
squad on Saturday. Virginia at Connecticut, 6 p.m. CBSSN
Maryland-Baltimore County at LSU, 6 p.m. SEC
Fairfield at Maryland, 7:30 p.m.
Pepperdine at USC, 8 p.m.
Maine at Washington, 10 p.m.
COLLEGE WOMEN
Big Ten
Pac-12
Pac-12
with an ace. Mary.-Eastern Shore at Va. Tech, 5:30 p.m. ACCN
“No doubt I had my chances,” NBA
Federer said. “I’m just frustrated I Portland at New Orleans, 7 p.m. NBCSN
Edmonton at San Jose, 9:30 p.m. NBCSN
couldn’t play better. And when I did
and fought my way back, I threw it COLLEGE FOOTBALL
away again.” Eastern Michigan at N. Illinois, 6:30 p.m. ESPN2
The 17-year age gap between the Ohio at Bowling Green, 6:30 p.m. ESPNU
two players was the largest in the NHL
history of the tournament. Vancouver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. FSN
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State sports briefs NBA Today’s odds

COLLEGE FOOTBALL BUCKS 102, PACERS 83 EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Southwest Division
10-19 0-0 29, Williams 4-9 2-2 13, Biyombo
2-3 0-1 4, Batum 1-4 0-0 3, Monk 5-13 0-0
m Home teams in ALL CAPS
m O/U is the over/under which is the projected
MILWAUKEE (102) total number of points to be scored.
Hendrix blows out Sewanee Matthews 2-8 0-0 5, G.Antetokounmpo 10-17
W
Boston ...........................10
L
1
Pct
.909
GB
— Houston.........................10
W L
3
Pct
.769
GB
—
12, Co.Martin 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-87 14-19
103. m Hockey lines are based on the amount of
3-5 26, B.Lopez 6-10 2-2 15, Bledsoe 5-14 money to be won on a $100 wager. For ex-
Hendrix College (7-3) rushed for 354 yards, had 529 yards in 0-0 10, DiVincenzo 6-9 0-0 14, T.Antetokoun-
Toronto ...........................8 4 .667 2½ Dallas..............................7 5 .583 2½ NEW YORK (102)
ample, on a favorite, like Chicago (-130), it
Philadelphia ....................7 5 .583 3½ Memphis ........................5 7 .417 4½ Morris Sr. 5-10 2-2 14, Randle 5-13 2-4 12,
total offense and held the ball for 73 plays in a 47-17 rout of mpo 1-2 0-0 2, Wilson 2-3 0-0 5, Ilyasova 3-4
Brooklyn .........................5 7 .417 5½ San Antonio....................5 8 .385 5 Gibson 4-7 1-1 9, Ntilikina 2-7 2-2 6, Barrett
would take a $130 wager to win $100. For an
0-0 6, R.Lopez 3-8 0-0 7, Hill 0-5 0-0 0, Korv- underdog, like Buffalo (+120), the amount listed
Sewanee (0-10) on Saturday in Conway. er 1-6 0-0 2, Brown 4-9 0-0 10, Connaughton
New York ........................3 10 .231 8 New Orleans ...................3 9 .250 6½ 8-16 4-5 22, Knox II 1-6 0-0 2, Portis 5-10 represents the return on a $100 wager.
Kip Vanhoose rushed for 188 yards and three touchdowns. 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-96 5-7 102.
Southeast Division Northwest Division 2-2 14, Robinson 6-8 5-7 17, Ellington 0-0 m “OFF” is listed when there are reasons for
W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 0-0 0, Smith Jr. 1-3 0-0 2, Dotson 2-6 0-0 4. taking a game off the wagering board. Reasons
Miles Thompson completed 11-of-21 passes for 152 yards and INDIANA (83)
Miami .............................9 3 .750 — Denver ............................8 3 .727 — for taking a game off the board are not listed
Warren 6-21 1-1 15, Sabonis 3-13 3-4 11, Totals 39-86 18-23 102.
1 touchdown. R.P. Upshaw caught three passes for 76 yards Turner 6-14 1-1 16, A.Holiday 5-18 0-0 11,
Charlotte .........................6 7 .462 3½ Utah ................................8 4 .667 ½ Charlotte .........20 27 28 28 — 103 by the provider.
for the Warriors. Orlando...........................5 7 .417 4 Minnesota ......................7 6 .538 2 New York .........23 32 21 26 — 102
J.Holiday 4-9 0-0 9, Sampson 0-1 0-0 0,
Hendrix led 26-0 after one quarter, scoring on a 3-yard run by Bowen II 0-1 0-0 0, McDermott 1-6 0-0 3,
Atlanta ............................4
Washington ....................3
7
7
.364
.300
4½
5
Oklahoma City ................5
Portland..........................5
7
8
.417
.385
3½
4
3-Point Goals—Charlotte 17-48 (Graham NBA
Johnson 1-2 2-3 4, Leaf 2-5 0-0 5, Bitadze 9-16, Williams 3-7, Monk 2-6, Washington FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG
Vanhoose, a 7-yard pass from Thompson to Chad McGonigal, 3-5 0-0 7, Mitrou-Long 1-5 0-0 2. Totals 32-
Central Division Pacific Division
1-2, Batum 1-4, Rozier 1-7, Co.Martin 0-1, Philadelphia 7 214½ CLEVELAND
W L Pct GB W L Pct GB
a 6-yard run by Zan Thomas and a 1-yard run by Vanhoose. 100 7-9 83.
Milwaukee ......................9 3 .750 — LA Lakers ......................10 2 .833 —
Bridges 0-5), New York 6-20 (Portis 2-2, Boston 2½ 216½ SACRAMENTO
Milwaukee .......26 23 22 31 — 102 Denver 6½ 211½ MEMPHIS
Sewanee scored 33 seconds into the second quarter on a Indiana............................7 6 .538 2½ Phoenix ..........................7 4 .636 2½ Morris Sr. 2-3, Barrett 2-4, Smith Jr. 0-1,
ORLANDO 6½ 222½ Washington
Indiana ...........22 14 27 20 — 83 Gibson 0-1, Ntilikina 0-2, Randle 0-2, Dot-
1-yard run by Alex Darras. 3-Point Goals—Milwaukee 11-39 (G.An-
Cleveland ........................4 7 .364 4½ LA Clippers.....................7 5 .583 3
son 0-2, Knox II 0-3). Fouled Out—None.
NEW ORLEANS OFF OFF Golden State
Detroit.............................4 9 .308 5½ Sacramento ....................4 7 .364 5½
Warriors’ defensive back Ronnie McShan returned an inter- tetokounmpo 3-6, DiVincenzo 2-5, Brown
Chicago ..........................4 9 .308 5½ Golden State...................2 11 .154 8½ Rebounds—Charlotte 42 (Batum 9), New
LA LAKERS 13½ 218 Atlanta
ception 65 yards for a touchdown to make it 33-7. After a 34- 2-5, B.Lopez 1-2, Wilson 1-2, R.Lopez 1-3, York 48 (Robinson 12). Assists—Charlotte
Matthews 1-3, Ilyasova 0-1, Connaughton 22 (Batum 6), New York 22 (Ntilikina, Randle
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
yard field goal by Brody Palmer cut the Hendrix lead to 33-10, 0-1, Bledsoe 0-2, Hill 0-4, Korver 0-5), Indi- FRIDAY’S GAMES Boston at Sacramento, 2:30 p.m.
6). Total Fouls—Charlotte 18, New York 21. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG
Charlotte 109, Detroit 106 Denver at Memphis, 5 p.m.
Vanhoose scored from the 2 to make it 40-10 at halftime. ana 12-34 (Turner 3-7, Sabonis 2-3, Warren
Orlando 111, San Antonio 109 Washington at Orlando, 5 p.m. A—19,401 (19,812). ARKANSAS ST 8½ Idaho
2-6, Leaf 1-2, McDermott 1-2, Bitadze 1-2, Montana St OFF Tennessee Tech
Caleb Williams ran 40 yards for a touchdown with 6:24 left in J.Holiday 1-4, A.Holiday 1-4, Mitrou-Long Houston 111, Indiana 102 Golden State at New Orleans, 6 p.m. VCU 18 Jacksonville St
the fourth quarter to put Hendrix up 47-10 before Micah Maes 0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Mil- Memphis 107, Utah 106 Atlanta at LA Lakers, 8:30 p.m. FRIDAY’S LATE GAMES WISCONSIN 1 Marquette
Oklahoma City 127, Philadelphia 119, OT MONDAY’S GAMES ARIZONA 12 New Mexico St
caught a 5-yard pass from Cooper Hancock with 2:48 left to waukee 55 (G.Antetokounmpo 13), Indiana
Washington 137, Minnesota 116 Cleveland at New York, 6 p.m. CELTICS 105, Wake Forest 3½ UNC-CHARLOTTE
54 (Sabonis 14). Assists—Milwaukee 23
finish the scoring for Sewanee. (G.Antetokounmpo 6), Indiana 19 (A.Holiday Boston 105, Golden State 100 Charlotte at Toronto, 6:30 p.m.
WARRIORS 100 ILLINOIS ST PK Central Florida
LA Lakers 99, Sacramento 97 Indiana at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. VALPARAISO 7 North Dakota
Lyon rallies on the road 5). Total Fouls—Milwaukee 13, Indiana 10.
Attendance—17,024 (20,000). SATURDAY’S GAMES Milwaukee at Chicago, 7 p.m.
BOSTON (105)
Brown 9-17 1-2 22, Tatum 8-23 6-7 24, Theis
Florida 4½ CONNECTICUT
Brooklyn 117, Chicago 111 Portland at Houston, 7 p.m. CLEMSON 16 Detroit
Lyon College (7-3, 6-2 Sooner Athletic Conference) overcame NETS 117, BULLS 111 Milwaukee 102, Indiana 83 San Antonio at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 3-7 1-3 7, Walker 6-19 5-5 20, Smart 5-12 WASHINGTON ST 14½ Idaho State
a 21-17 deficit in the fourth quarter to beat Oklahoma Panhandle BROOKLYN (117) Charlotte 103, New York 102 Boston at Phoenix, 8 p.m. 0-0 15, Williams 1-1 0-0 2, Ojeleye 1-1 0-0 Ball St 1½ Indiana St
2, Kanter 2-3 0-0 4, Williams III 0-0 0-0 0, OKLAHOMA ST 12 Yale
State 27-21 on Saturday in Goodwell, Okla. Harris 8-15 4-4 22, Prince 4-13 3-4 13, Allen Houston 125, Minnesota 105 Minnesota at Utah, 8 p.m.
Edwards 0-4 0-0 0, Wanamaker 2-4 5-6 9. RICHMOND 12½ CS Northridge
Miami 109, New Orleans 94 Oklahoma City at LA Clippers, 9:30 p.m.
Isaiah Bradford threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Orreon 5-5 1-1 11, Dinwiddie 5-11 14-15 24, Temple
4-12 2-2 12, Claxton 4-6 0-1 8, Jordan 2-4 Dallas 110, Toronto 102 TUESDAY’S GAMES Totals 37-91 18-23 105. Seton Hall 7 SAINT LOUIS
ARIZONA ST 10 Rider
Finley with 9:16 left in the game to put Lyon up 24-21, capping 3-4 7, Shumpert 2-4 0-0 5, Pinson 4-9 0-0 Portland 121, San Antonio 116 Golden State at Memphis, 7 p.m. GOLDEN STATE (100)
PACIFIC 5 UC Riverside
off a seven-play, 36-yard drive. 10, Musa 2-9 0-0 5. Totals 40-88 27-31 117. Atlanta at LA Clippers, (n) Portland at New Orleans, 7 p.m. Paschall 6-14 3-5 16, D.Green 3-6 4-5 11, SAINT MARY’S CA 27½ Cal Poly
TODAY’S GAMES All times Central Phoenix at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Cauley-Stein 5-6 0-0 10, Russell 5-10 1-2
After a 31-yard punt and 11-yard return by Finley which gave CHICAGO (111)
Hutchison 2-6 7-8 11, Markkanen 4-10 6-6 Philadelphia at Cleveland, 2 p.m. Oklahoma City at LA Lakers, 9:30 p.m. 12, Robinson III 3-11 2-2 9, Chriss 2-3 0-0
GEORGETOWN
OREGON
11½ Georgia St
16½ Texas-Arlington
Lyon possession at the Oklahoma Panhandle 30, Ignacio Gomez 16, Carter Jr. 5-10 8-8 18, Satoransky 2-8 4, Spellman 2-5 4-6 8, Bowman 3-8 0-0 6, Uc Davis 1½ Vmi
kicked a field goal four plays later to finish the scoring with 5:11 0-0 5, LaVine 11-24 11-12 36, Young 1-8 3-3 dance—18,534 (18,581). Houston ..........31 33 29 32 — 125 Burks 4-11 11-12 20, Poole 1-8 2-2 4. Totals
left in the game. 5, White 3-13 0-0 7, Dunn 2-6 3-4 7, Arci-
MAVERICKS 110, Minnesota .......30 32 23 20 — 105 34-82 27-34 100. NHL
diacono 2-6 0-0 6. Totals 32-91 38-41 111. 3-Point Goals—Houston 19-49 (Harden Boston ............23 29 24 29 — 105 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE
Bradford completed 25 of 42 passes for 278 yards and 3 Brooklyn..........30 20 24 43 — 117 RAPTORS 102 8-22, Clemons 5-9, McLemore 4-11, Clark Golden State ....32 19 20 29 — 100 VEGAS OFF Calgary OFF
touchdowns. Randy Satterfield caught 8 passes for 153 yards Chicago ..........19 37 22 33 — 111 TORONTO (102) 1-1, Tucker 1-1, Sefolosha 0-1, Rivers 0-4), 3-Point Goals—Boston 13-33 (Smart 5-9, CHICAGO -130 Buffalo +120
3-Point Goals—Brooklyn 10-43 (Pinson 2-5, Minnesota 12-38 (Layman 3-4, Towns 3-6, Brown 3-3, Walker 3-12, Tatum 2-7, Edwards
and 2 touchdowns while Finley caught 6 for 49 yards and 1 Prince 2-6, Harris 2-8, Temple 2-9, Shumpert Anunoby 3-6 0-0 8, Siakam 6-24 1-3 15, Gas-

touchdown.
ol 1-7 3-3 6, VanVleet 8-18 4-4 24, N.Powell
1-3, Musa 1-6, Claxton 0-2, Dinwiddie 0-4), 9-15 2-3 26, Hollis-Jefferson 4-6 0-0 8,
Culver 2-5, Covington 2-7, Bates-Diop 1-3,
Graham 1-5, Bell 0-1, Teague 0-3, Martin 0-4).
0-1, Theis 0-1), Golden State 5-28 (Robinson NFL
III 1-2, Burks 1-3, Paschall 1-4, D.Green 1-4,
Chicago 9-39 (LaVine 3-10, Arcidiacono 2-5, Boucher 1-2 1-2 3, Thomas 4-5 0-0 10, Davis Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Houston 41 FAVORITE TODAY O/U UNDERDOG
Lyon finished with 329 yards in total offense. Markkanen 2-6, Satoransky 1-3, White 1-7, 1-6 0-0 2. Totals 37-89 11-15 102.
Russell 1-6, Chriss 0-1, Spellman 0-1, Bow- Dallas 7 46½ DETROIT
(Hartenstein 16), Minnesota 47 (Towns 15). man 0-2, Poole 0-5). Fouled Out—None.
Tony Brown rushed for 150 yards on 12 carries and 1 touch- Hutchison 0-2, Young 0-3, Dunn 0-3). Fouled DALLAS (110) Assists—Houston 15 (Harden 6), Minnesota Rebounds—Boston 47 (Brown, Tatum 8),
New Orleans 5½ 49½ TAMPA BAY
CAROLINA 4 49½ Atlanta
down for Oklahoma Panhandle State (3-7, 3-5). Out—White, Carter Jr.. Rebounds—Brooklyn Finney-Smith 4-11 1-2 10, Porzingis 7-20 5-6 23 (Teague 12). Total Fouls—Houston 18, Golden State 55 (D.Green 11). Assists—Bos- INDIANAPOLIS 2½ 43½ Jacksonville
40 (Jordan, Allen, Musa 7), Chicago 56 (Car- 20, Kleber 4-10 0-0 10, Doncic 5-14 15-19 26, Minnesota 20. Attendance—18,978 (19,356). ton 24 (Walker 5), Golden State 17 (Russell MINNESOTA 10½ 40½ Denver
VOLLEYBALL ter Jr. 14). Assists—Brooklyn 30 (Harris 8), Curry 5-7 2-2 15, Hardaway Jr. 2-11 0-0 4, HEAT 109, PELICANS 94 7). Total Fouls—Boston 24, Golden State 19. WASHINGTON 2½ 38½ NY Jets
Chicago 15 (White 3). Total Fouls—Brook- Jackson 1-4 0-0 2, D.Powell 1-1 2-2 4, Wright Buffalo 6½ 41 MIAMI
NEW ORLEANS (94) Attendance—18,064 (18,064).
UCA wins regular-season finale lyn 30, Chicago 30. Attendance—19,148
(20,917).
6-8 2-2 15, Brunson 2-2 0-0 4. Totals 37-88 Moore 7-19 2-2 18, Williams 3-9 0-0 7, Fa- LAKERS 99, KINGS 97
BALTIMORE 4½ 52
SAN FRANCISCO 10½ 43½
Houston
Arizona
27-33 110.
The University of Central Arkansas defeated Texas A&M-Cor- TRAIL BLAZERS 121, Toronto ...........22 38 17 25 — 102
vors 1-1 0-0 2, Holiday 5-12 0-0 14, Jackson SACRAMENTO (97) New England 4 44½ PHILADELPHIA
0-3 0-0 0, Cheatham 1-3 0-0 2, Melli 3-9 1-2 OAKLAND 11½ 48½ Cincinnati
pus Christi 25-22, 22-25, 28-26, 25-23 on Saturday in Conway. Dallas.............32 21 25 32 — 110 Barnes 3-10 2-2 9, Bjelica 4-7 0-0 11, Holmes
Abbie Harry led Central Arkansas (16-13, 10-6 Southland Con- SPURS 116 10, Hayes 6-6 0-0 12, Gray 1-2 0-0 2, Alexan- LA RAMS 6 40 Chicago
3-Point Goals—Toronto 17-41 (N.Powell 7-10 3-3 17, Joseph 1-9 0-0 2, Hield 6-15 3-3
PORTLAND (121) der-Walker 10-18 1-2 27. Totals 37-82 4-6 94. MONDAY
6-8, VanVleet 4-11, Thomas 2-2, Anunoby 21, Jeffries 0-0 0-0 0, Gabriel 0-1 0-0 0, Giles
ference) with 21 kills. Elizabeth Armstrong had 30 assists and Hood 6-8 2-3 16, Little 2-8 0-0 5, Whiteside MIAMI (109)
2-4, Siakam 2-10, Gasol 1-2, Boucher 0-1, III 0-1 0-0 0, Dedmon 2-4 0-0 5, Ferrell 6-12 Kansas City 4 52½ LA Chargers
Butler 4-11 7-7 16, Adebayo 8-11 2-2 18,
Emily Doss had 23 digs. Chloe Simon led Texas A&M-Corpus 8-12 5-5 21, Lillard 4-19 13-13 22, McCollum Davis 0-3), Dallas 9-39 (Curry 3-5, Kleber Leonard 2-5 0-0 4, Nunn 10-19 0-0 22, Rob-
0-0 14, Bogdanovic 7-13 1-1 18. Totals 36-
13-25 0-0 32, Hezonja 2-4 3-4 8, Labissiere 82 9-9 97.
Christi (18-10, 11-5) with 13 kills. 1-4 0-0 2, Bazemore 3-5 1-1 8, Simons 3-8
2-8, Wright 1-3, Finney-Smith 1-5, Doncic inson 6-10 0-0 15, Olynyk 5-7 0-0 13, Silva
LA LAKERS (99)
CROSS COUNTRY
0-0 7. Totals 42-93 24-26 121.
SAN ANTONIO (116)
1-5, Porzingis 1-7, Jackson 0-2, Hardaway Jr.
0-4). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Toron-
to 42 (Gasol 9), Dallas 55 (Porzingis, Doncic
3-4 3-4 9, Macon 0-2 0-0 0, Herro 6-12 0-0
12. Totals 44-81 12-13 109. L.James 10-20 7-7 29, Davis 5-12 7-9 17,
McGee 1-5 0-0 2, Caldwell-Pope 6-10 1-1 16,
College
New Orleans ....22 27 16 29 — 94
Hendrix runs in NCAA regional
DeRozan 4-15 8-9 16, Aldridge 12-20 4-4
30, Lyles 1-3 0-0 3, White 3-6 4-6 10, Forbes
15). Assists—Toronto 21 (VanVleet, Siakam
7), Dallas 24 (Doncic 7). Total Fouls—Toron-
Miami ............29 25 24 31 — 109
3-Point Goals—New Orleans 16-35 (Alexan-
Green 2-8 1-1 6, Dudley 0-1 0-0 0, Kuzma 4-9
2-2 13, Howard 1-1 2-2 4, Caruso 4-10 0-0
basketball
6-11 4-4 17, Gay 5-7 6-7 16, Poeltl 4-6 1-2
Hendrix College men finished in 36th place with 1,129 points 9, Mills 4-13 2-2 11, Walker IV 2-3 0-0 4,
to 20, Dallas 15. Technicals—Toronto coach der-Walker 6-9, Holiday 4-5, Melli 3-7, Moore 10, Rondo 0-3 0-0 0, Cook 1-2 0-0 2. Totals
COMPOSITE SCHEDULE
Nick Nurse. Attendance—19,926 (19,200). 2-6, Williams 1-6, Jackson 0-2), Miami 9-24 34-81 20-22 99.
and the women finished 33rd with 977 points in the NCAA Belinelli 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 41-88 29-34 116.
Sacramento .....30 20 21 26 — 97
Division III South/Southeastern Regional Championships in Portland ..........41 25 24 31 — 121 ROCKETS 125, (Olynyk 3-5, Robinson 3-6, Nunn 2-7, Butler
1-2, Macon 0-1, Herro 0-1, Leonard 0-2). LA Lakers ........20 29 25 25 — 99
TODAY’S GAMES
San Antonio .....23 35 38 20 — 116 MEN
Memphis. 3-Point Goals—Portland 13-39 (McCollum TIMBERWOLVES 105 Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—New Orle- 3-Point Goals—Sacramento 16-39 (Hield
Idaho at Arkansas State, 1:30 p.m.
6-11, Hood 2-3, Bazemore 1-3, Hezonja 1-3, HOUSTON (125) ans 31 (Williams, Melli 5), Miami 46 (Ade- 6-14, Bjelica 3-4, Bogdanovic 3-5, Ferrell 2-6,
Hendrix top male runner was Michael Miller, who finished in Simons 1-4, Little 1-5, Lillard 1-9, Labissiere McLemore 7-16 2-2 20, Tucker 3-3 2-2 9, bayo 14). Assists—New Orleans 23 (Moore Dedmon 1-2, Barnes 1-5, Gabriel 0-1, Joseph
UALR at Central Arkansas, 2 p.m.
Hendrix at Austin, 2 p.m.
227th place with a time of 32 minutes, 13.8 seconds on the 0-1), San Antonio 5-18 (Aldridge 2-5, Lyles Chandler 0-2 0-0 0, Harden 16-41 9-11 49, 5), Miami 25 (Butler 13). Total Fouls—New 0-2), LA Lakers 11-37 (Caldwell-Pope 3-5,
WOMEN
Rivers 8-17 3-3 19, Sefolosha 0-1 0-0 0, Orleans 16, Miami 6. Technicals—New Orle- Kuzma 3-7, L.James 2-7, Caruso 2-7, Green
8,000-meter course. Tali Ramirez was the women’s top runner 1-2, Forbes 1-4, Mills 1-5, Gay 0-1, Belinelli
ans coach Pelicans (Defensive three second). 1-6, Rondo 0-2, Davis 0-3). Fouled Out—
Stony Brook at Arkansas, 1 p.m.
0-1). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Port- Hartenstein 1-2 4-4 6, Clark 1-1 0-0 3, Clem-
in 172nd place with a time of 26:40.4 on the 6,000-meter Angelo State at Arkansas Tech, 2 p.m.
land 48 (Whiteside 12), San Antonio 43 (Al- ons 7-11 0-0 19. Totals 43-94 20-22 125. Attendance—19,600 (19,600). None. Rebounds—Sacramento 43 (Hield,
MONDAY’S GAMES
course. dridge 13). Assists—Portland 21 (McCollum MINNESOTA (105)
HORNETS 103, Holmes, Barnes 8), LA Lakers 41 (Howard,
7), San Antonio 25 (Mills, White, DeRozan Graham 3-10 2-4 9, Covington 7-13 1-1 17, McGee 7). Assists—Sacramento 24 (Barnes MEN
MEN’S BASKETBALL 5). Total Fouls—Portland 20, San Antonio Towns 9-15 6-6 27, Teague 3-8 2-2 8, Layman KNICKS 102 6), LA Lakers 22 (L.James 11). Total Fouls— Texas College at Henderson State, 7 p.m.
17. Technicals—Portland coach Trail Blaz- 9-14 0-0 21, Martin 1-6 0-0 2, Bates-Diop 1-3 CHARLOTTE (103) Sacramento 22, LA Lakers 18. Technicals— Central Baptist at Jarvis Christian, 7:30 p.m.
Lyon wins on last-second shot ers (Defensive three second) 2, San Antonio
coach Gregg Popovich 2, DeRozan. Atten-
2-2 5, Vonleh 0-3 3-4 3, Bell 0-1 0-0 0, Culver
5-11 1-4 13. Totals 38-84 17-23 105.
Bridges 0-8 0-0 0, Washington 7-9 4-6 19,
Zeller 1-5 5-7 7, Rozier 6-16 3-3 16, Graham
Sacramento coach Kings (Defensive three
second). Attendance—18,997 (18,997).
WOMEN
Williams Baptist at Crowley’s Ridge, 6 p.m.
Ray Price sank a free throw with less than one second left
to give Lyon College a 64-63 over Rust College (Miss.) in the
Talladega Classic in Talladega, Ala., on Saturday. Golf
After Terrell Jennings tied the game at 63-63 with nine sec-
onds left, Lyon raced down the floor and Price drew the foul. PGA Dylan Frittelli ..................66-69
Robert Streb...................71-64
Matthew NeSmith ..........67-71
Harry Higgs ....................70-68
Brian Harman .................71-70
Jim Herman ...................70-71
Rhein Gibson .................71-72
Kristoffer Ventura ...........69-74
Charley Hoffman ............73-74
Luke List.........................69-78
206 (-10)
Louis Oosthuizen ..... 63-72-71
After missing the first free throw, Price made the second. Mayakoba Golf Classic Scottie Scheffler .............66-69 139 (-3) Charles Howell III...........70-71 Roberto Díaz ..................73-70 148 (+6) Thomas Detry .......... 66-71-69
Grant Patterson led Lyon (4-1) with 15 points and six re- At El Camaleon Golf Club Calum Hill .......................69-66
Chris Kirk........................70-69
Peter Malnati ..................72-69 Keegan Bradley ..............70-73 Michael Kim ...................75-73 208 (-8)
bounds. Faris Verlasevic added 14 points and eight rebounds. Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Purse: $7.2 million
136 (-6) Bronson Burgoon ..........66-73
J.J. Spaun ......................69-72
Rafael Campos ...............71-70
Fabián Gómez ................71-72
Sebastián Vázquez .........67-76
Bo Van Pelt.....................75-73 Oliver Wilson............ 69-72-67
Chez Reavie....................66-70 Patrick Rodgers .............68-71 Hank Lebioda .................73-75 Marcus Kinhult ......... 69-69-70
Price and Hunter Daley scored 12 each. Par 71, 7,017 yards
Chris Stroud ...................66-70 Lanto Griffin ...................71-68 Scott Stallings ................70-71 144 (+2) Ben Silverman ................73-75 Lee Westwood ......... 68-73-69
Rust (0-7) was led by Jordan Jackson, who finished with Second of four rounds Ben Martin......................67-69 Cameron Champ ............70-69 Brian Stuard ...................69-72
Rob Oppenheim .............73-71 Nelson Ledesma ............74-74 Mikko Korhonen....... 70-70-70
129 (-13) Sam Ryder .....................66-75
22 points. Billy Horschel .................65-71 Graham DeLaet ..............68-71
Rory Sabbatini ...............69-72
Joaquin Niemann ...........76-68 149 (+7) Bernd Wiesberger .... 71-69-70
Harris English.................65-64 Scott Piercy ....................70-66 David Hearn....................69-70 Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra 70-74 Kevin Stadler ..................73-76 Jason Scrivener ....... 69-70-71
— Democrat-Gazette Press Services 130 (-12) 137 (-5) Wes Roach .....................70-69 Satoshi Kodaira ..............70-71
Wyndham Clark .............71-73 José de Jesús Rodríguez73-76 Joachim B. Hansen .. 69-70-71
J.T. Poston .....................68-71 Kevin Kisner ...................70-71 Aaron Rai ................. 70-69-71
Vaughn Taylor ................64-66 Nick Taylor......................67-70 Kyle Stanley....................70-74 150 (+8)
Hudson Swafford ...........69-70 Russell Knox ..................69-72
Harold Varner III ............68-69 Si Woo Kim ....................71-73 211 (-5)
131 (-11) Kevin Chappell ...............70-71 D.A. Points .....................75-75
High school basketball Brendon Todd.................63-68
Brandon Wu ...................68-69
Aaron Baddeley ..............70-67
140 (-2)
Talor Gooch ....................71-69
Xinjun Zhang ..................70-71
Missed cut
Davis Love III .................69-75
Tony Finau ......................70-74 153 (+11)
Joost Luiten ............. 72-70-69
Nacho Elvira ............. 70-70-71
132 (-10) Emiliano Grillo................70-67 Zac Blair .........................67-73 Kyoung-Hoon Lee ..........71-73 Jimmy Stanger...............78-75 Tommy Fleetwood.... 69-69-73
142 (E)
SATURDAY’S SCORES Manila 54, Armorel 27
Marshall 52, Lavaca 30
Danny Lee ......................62-70 Graeme McDowell .........66-71 Matt Jones .....................71-69 Mark Anderson ..............74-70 155 (+13) 212 (-4)
Adam Long.....................63-69 Matt Kuchar....................69-68 Ryan Brehm ...................71-69 Jhonattan Vegas ............70-72 145 (+3) Efren Serna, Jr................76-79
BOYS Maynard 49, Buffalo Island 31 Guido Migliozzi......... 67-73-72
Deer 54, Yellville-Summit 51 Robby Shelton ...............66-66 Chase Seiffert .................68-69 Denny McCarthy ............69-71 Adam Schenk .................73-69
Prairie Grove 41, Greenland 27 Austin Cook....................74-71 Alvaro Quiros ........... 70-70-72
Viktor Hovland ...............68-74
FS Southside 60, Subiaco Academy 43 Quitman 40, Valley Springs 38 133 (-9) 138 (-4) Brendan Steele ...............68-72
Doc Redman ..................71-71
Mackenzie Hughes .........70-75 EUROPEAN 213 (-3)
Helena-West Helena 62, Episcopal 54 Rogers Heritage 70, West Fork 32 Cameron Tringale ...........69-71 Sebastián Muñoz ...........73-72
Alvaro Ortiz.....................66-67 Joel Dahmen ..................69-69 Kevin Streelman .............71-71 Nedbank Golf Rafael Cabrera-Bello 74-70-69
Lamar 52, Life Way Christian 42 Valley View 66, Osceola 43 Will Gordon ....................70-70 Tom Hoge.......................72-73
Chris Baker.....................64-69 Ryan Armour..................68-70 Martin Laird....................72-70 Tom Lewis ................ 71-73-69
Valley Springs 71, Quitman 40 Dandra Thomas Inv., Conway Pat Perez ........................68-65 Patton Kizzire .................67-71
Tyler Duncan ..................73-67 Sepp Straka....................73-72 Challenge Erik van Rooyen ....... 70-73-70
GIRLS Championship Maverick McNealy..........71-69 Keith Mitchell .................69-73 At Gary Player Country Club
Charleston 49, Atkins 33 134 (-8) C.T. Pan ..........................68-70 146 (+4) Matthew Fitzpatrick .. 71-69-73
Conway 58, Fayetteville 55 141 (-1) Aaron Wise.....................70-72 Sun City
Clinton 63, Benton Harmony Grove 58 Third-place game Scott Harrington ............69-69 Also
Zach Johnson ................64-70 Roger Sloan ...................72-70 Ben Taylor ......................68-78 Purse: $7.5 million
Farmington 52, Siloam Springs 22 LR Christian 58, Jonesboro 54, OT Brian Gay........................66-72 Sebastian Cappelen......71-70 214 (-2)
Carlos Ortiz.....................69-65 Kramer Hickok ...............72-70 Michael Gligic.................70-76 Par 72, 7,827 yards
Helena-West Helena 81, Conway Christian 75 Fifth-place game Abraham Ancer ..............66-72 Beau Hossler ..................70-71
135 (-7) 143 (+1) 147 (+5) Third of four rounds Henrik Stenson ........ 74-71-69
Kingston 55, Yellville-Summit 24 Vilonia 61, Jacksonville 48 Brice Garnett ..................71-67 James Hahn ...................68-73
Lamar 67, Life Way Christian 36 Seventh-place game Mark Hubbard ................64-71 Luke Donald ...................66-72 Shawn Stefani ................69-72 Andrew Landry ..............71-72 Jason Day.......................70-77 205 (-11) 215 (-1)
Lincoln 45, Eureka Springs 20 North Little Rock 67, LR Parkview 43 Bo Hoag .........................66-69 Henrik Norlander............67-71 Scott Brown ...................72-69 Russell Henley ...............66-77 Nick Watney ...................73-74 Zander Lombard ...... 68-65-72 Kurt Kitayama........... 70-72-73

NHL Motor sports

EASTERN CONFERENCE
Atlantic Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Boston ......................20 12 3 5 29 70 53
Montreal ...................20 11 5 4 26 72 62
Florida.......................20 10 5 5 25 74 74
Buffalo ......................19 10 6 3 23 58 55
Toronto .....................22 9 9 4 22 71 77
Tampa Bay................17 9 6 2 20 64 59
Ottawa ......................20 8 11 1 17 55 66
Detroit.......................21 7 12 2 16 48 78
Metropolitan Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Washington ..............22 15 3 4 34 84 67
NY Islanders.............18 14 3 1 29 58 42
Carolina ....................20 12 7 1 25 70 59
Pittsburgh.................20 11 7 2 24 67 50
Philadelphia ..............20 10 6 4 24 61 60
NY Rangers ..............18 8 8 2 18 60 66
Columbus .................19 7 8 4 18 45 63
New Jersey...............19 7 8 4 18 50 69
WESTERN CONFERENCE
Central Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
St. Louis ...................21 12 4 5 29 62 61
Colorado ...................20 12 6 2 26 73 59
Winnipeg ..................21 12 8 1 25 59 64
Dallas........................21 11 8 2 24 55 52
Nashville ...................19 9 7 3 21 70 66
Chicago ....................19 8 7 4 20 57 58
Minnesota ................20 7 11 2 16 53 69
Pacific Division
GP W L OT Pts GF GA
Edmonton.................22 13 6 3 29 71 61
Arizona .....................21 12 7 2 26 61 49
Vancouver ................21 10 7 4 24 69 59
Calgary .....................22 10 9 3 23 60 64
Anaheim ...................21 10 9 2 22 57 59
Vegas........................21 9 9 3 21 62 65
San Jose...................20 9 10 1 19 59 70
Los Angeles..............20 8 11 1 17 53 72
NOTE Two points for a victory, one point for overtime
loss. Top three teams in each division and two wild
cards per conference advance to playoffs.
FRIDAY’S GAMES
New Jersey 2, Pittsburgh 1
Boston 4, Toronto 2
Columbus 3, St. Louis 2, OT
Montreal 5, Washington 2
Ottawa 2, Philadelphia 1
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Carolina 4, Minnesota 3, OT
Arizona 3, Calgary 0
Dallas 5, Edmonton 4, OT
Los Angeles 4, Vegas 3
Winnipeg 4, Tampa Bay 3
Buffalo 4, Ottawa 2
Florida 4, NY Rangers 3
NY Islanders 4, Philadelphia 3, SO
Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 1
Washington 3, Boston 2, SO
New Jersey 4, Montreal 3, OT
Anaheim 4, St. Louis 1
Chicago 7, Nashville 2
Colorado 5, Vancouver 4, OT
Detroit at San Jose, (n)
TODAY’S GAMES
All times Central
Calgary at Vegas, 6 p.m.
Buffalo at Chicago, 6 p.m.
MONDAY’S GAMES
Anaheim at Washington, 6 p.m.
Los Angeles at Arizona, 8 p.m.
NASCAR XFINITY SERIES
Ford EcoBoost 300
At Homestead-Miami Speedway
Homestead, Fla.
Lap length: 1.50 miles
(Start position in parentheses)
1. (1) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 200 laps, 40 points.
2. (2) Cole Custer, Ford, 200, 35.
3. (5) Chase Briscoe, Ford, 200, 50.
4. (10) Noah Gragson, Chevrolet, 200, 38.
5. (7) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 200, 32.
6. (6) John H. Nemechek, Chevrolet, 200, 41.
7. (3) Austin Cindric, Ford, 200, 42.
8. (4) Brandon Jones, Toyota, 200, 35.
9. (18) Jeb Burton, Chevrolet, 199, 32.
10. (9) Harrison Burton, Toyota, 199, 0.
11. (20) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 199, 29.
12. (14) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 199, 25.
13. (23) Brandon Brown, Chevrolet, 199, 24.
14. (16) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 199, 23.
15. (13) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 199, 22.
16. (11) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 198, 24.
17. (26) Gray Gaulding, Chevrolet, 198, 20.
18. (17) Alex Labbe, Chevrolet, 198, 19.
19. (22) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, 198, 19.
20. (12) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 198, 17.
21. (15) Colin Garrett, Toyota, 198, 16.
22. (32) Will Rodgers, Chevrolet, 197, 15.
23. (25) David Starr, Chevrolet, 196, 14.
24. (21) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, 195, 13.
25. (36) Ja Junior Avila, Chevrolet, 195, 12.
26. (37) Vinnie Miller, Chevrolet, 193, 11.
27. (35) Joey Gase, Toyota, 193, 10.
28. (33) Robby Lyons, Chevrolet, 192, 0.
29. (38) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet, 192, 0.
30. (28) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, clutch, 141, 7.
31. (27) Cj McLaughlin, Chevrolet, vibration, 131, 6.
32. (31) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, garage, 112, 5.
33. (8) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, garage, 95, 12.
34. (24) Timmy Hill, Toyota, brakes, 57, 3.
35. (29) Chad Finchum, Toyota, engine, 53, 2.
36. (19) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, suspension, 20, 1.
37. (34) Tyler Matthews, Chevrolet, accident, 14, 1.
38. (30) Ray Black Jr, Chevrolet, engine, 4, 1.
RACE STATISTICS
AVERAGE SPEED OF RACE WINNER 118.568 mph.
TIME OF RACE 2 hours, 31 minutes, 49 seconds.
MARGIN OF VICTORY 1.036 seconds.
CAUTION FLAGS 7 for 35 laps.
LEAD CHANGES 15 among 6 drivers.
LAP LEADERS T.Reddick 0-33; C.Bell 34-37; N.Grag-
son 38-39; C.Briscoe 40-53; A.Cindric 54-92; C.Bell
93-96; N.Gragson 97-104; T.Reddick 105-124; C.Bell
125-128; T.Reddick 129; C.Bell 130-152; T.Reddick 153-
163; A.Cindric 164; C.Bell 165-166; C.Custer 167-181;
T.Reddick 182-200
LEADERS SUMMARY (DRIVER, TIMES LED, LAPS
LED) T.Reddick, 5 times for 84 laps; A.Cindric, 2 times
for 40 laps; C.Bell, 5 times for 37 laps; C.Custer, 1 time
for 15 laps; C.Briscoe, 1 time for 14 laps; N.Gragson,
2 times for 10 laps.
WINS C.Bell, 8; C.Custer, 7; T.Reddick, 6; A.Cindric,
2; J.Allgaier, 1; C.Briscoe, 1; M.Annett, 1; B.Jones, 1;
A.Allmendinger, 1.
TOP 16 IN POINTS 1. T.Reddick, 4045; 2. C.Custer,
4035; 3. C.Bell, 4032; 4. J.Allgaier, 4023; 5. C.Briscoe,
2302; 6. A.Cindric, 2294; 7. J.Nemechek, 2253; 8.
N.Gragson, 2246; 9. M.Annett, 2239; 10. B.Jones,
2208; 11. R.Sieg, 2171; 12. J.Haley, 2154; 13. G.Gauld-
ing, 713; 14. J.Clements, 699; 15. B.Brown, 574; 16.
R.Black, 547.
NASCAR MONSTER 1:09.035.
Eliminated after first session
ENERGY CUP SERIES 16. Daniil Kvyat, Russia, Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda,
1:09.320.
Ford Ecoboost 400 lineup 17. Lance Stroll, Canada, Racing Point BWT Mercedes,
Friday’s qualifying; race today 1:09.536.
At Homestead-Miami Speedway 18. George Russell, Great Britain, Williams Mercedes,
Homestead, Fla. 1:10.126.
(With car number in parentheses) 19. Robert Kubica, Poland, Williams Mercedes,
NOTE: Lineup is based on owner points. 1:10.614.
1. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota
2. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford
3. (19) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota NHRA
4. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota
5. (22) Joey Logano, Ford
Auto Club NHRA Finals Qualifying
At Auto Club Raceway
6. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet
Pomona, Calif.
7. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford
Sunday’s first-round pairing
8. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford
Top Fuel
9. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet
1. Steve Torrence, 3.686 seconds, 329.99 mph vs. 16.
10. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford
Cameron Ferre, 3.955, 301.81; 2. Leah Pritchett, 3.694,
11. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet
322.88 vs. 15. Scott Palmer, 3.775, 328.14; 3. Clay Milli-
12. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet
can, 3.699, 328.30 vs. 14. Justin Ashley, 3.763, 318.32;
13. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet 4. Mike Salinas, 3.699, 327.11 vs. 13. Richie Crampton,
14. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford 3.751, 325.45; 5. Billy Torrence, 3.701, 327.51 vs. 12.
15. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford
Shawn Reed, 3.746, 327.98; 6. Doug Kalitta, 3.717,
16. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota 324.28 vs. 11. Terry McMillen, 3.739, 323.43; 7. Jordan
17. (41) Daniel Suarez, Ford
Vandergriff, 3.719, 327.90 vs. 10. Austin Prock, 3.733,
18. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet
328.22; 8. Brittany Force, 3.726, 331.69 vs. 9. Antron
19. (21) Paul Menard, Ford Brown, 3.729, 330.07. Did Not Qualify: 17. Jim Maroney,
20. (37) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet 3.971, 308.85; 18. Cory McClenathan, 4.009, 300.13;
21. (95) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota 19. Steven Chrisman, 5.004, 150.25.
22. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet Funny Car
23. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford 1. Matt Hagan, Dodge Charger, 3.872, 333.58 vs. 16.
24. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet
Jonnie Lindberg, Ford Mustang, 4.394, 304.12; 2. Jack
25. (8) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet Beckman, Charger, 3.876, 332.43 vs. 15. John Hale,
26. (47) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet
Chevy Impala, 4.345, 221.05; 3. Tim Wilkerson, Mus-
27. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet
tang, 3.876, 327.43 vs. 14. Steven Densham, Mustang,
28. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford 4.129, 289.57; 4. Shawn Langdon, Toyota Camry, 3.893,
29. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford
330.80 vs. 13. Jeff Arend, Chevy Monte Carlo, 4.099,
30. (36) John Hunter Nemechek, Ford 278.69; 5. Robert Hight, Chevy Camaro, 3.895, 330.55
31. (38) David Ragan, Ford vs. 12. John Force, Camaro, 4.039, 319.22; 6. Bob Tasca
32. (15) Joe Nemechek, Chevrolet III, Mustang, 3.902, 327.43 vs. 11. Blake Alexander,
33. (00) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet
Mustang, 3.998, 317.19; 7. Tommy Johnson Jr., Char-
34. (51) JJ Yeley, Ford ger, 3.918, 323.97 vs. 10. J.R. Todd, Camry, 3.972,
35. (77) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet
324.20; 8. Ron Capps, Charger, 3.940, 328.06 vs. 9.
36. (27) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet
Cruz Pedregon, Charger, 3.967, 320.28. Did Not Qualify:
37. (96) Drew Herring, Toyota 17. Paul Lee, 4.491, 185.64; 18. Terry Haddock, 5.074,
38. (52) Josh Bilicki, Ford
151.32; 19. Jim Campbell, 5.167, 147.10.
39. (53) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet
Pro Stock
40. (66) Timmy Hill, Toyota
1. Jeg Coughlin, Chevy Camaro, 6.533, 210.70 vs. 16.
Joey Grose, Camaro, 6.649, 207.56; 2. Erica Enders,
FORMULA ONE Camaro, 6.538, 210.93 vs. 15. Greg Anderson, Camaro,
6.646, 187.73; 3. Jason Line, Camaro, 6.544, 210.01
Brazilian Grand Prix lineup vs. 14. Shane Tucker, Camaro, 6.628, 209.07; 4. Bo
After Saturday qualifying; race today Butner, Camaro, 6.557, 210.83 vs. 13. Val Smeland,
At Jose Carlos Pace Racetrack Camaro, 6.615, 209.59; 5. Alex Laughlin, Camaro,
Sao Paulo, Brazil 6.565, 210.70 vs. 12. Steve Graham, Camaro, 6.595,
Lap length: 4.31 kilometres 209.43; 6. Fernando Cuadra, Camaro, 6.565, 208.68
Third session vs. 11. Matt Hartford, Camaro, 6.585, 210.44; 7. Deric
1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Racing Hon- Kramer, Camaro, 6.569, 209.52 vs. 10. Chris McGaha,
da, 1 minute, 07.508 seconds. Camaro, 6.582, 209.43; 8. Kenny Delco, Camaro, 6.576,
2. Sebastian Vettel, Germany, Ferrari, 1:07.631. 210.47 vs. 9. Aaron Stanfield, Camaro, 6.576, 209.85.
3. Lewis Hamilton, Great Britain, Mercedes, 1:07.699. Did Not Qualify: 17. Richie Stevens, 6.651, 207.62; 18.
4. Charles Leclerc, Monaco, Ferrari, 1:07.728. Cristian Cuadra, 6.653, 208.68; 19. Fernando Cuadra
5. Valtteri Bottas, Finland, Mercedes, 1:07.874. Jr., 6.808, 205.63.
6. Alexander Albon, Thailand, Red Bull Racing Honda, Pro Stock Motorcycle
1:07.935. 1. Matt Smith, EBR, 6.815, 197.33 vs. 16. Katie Sullivan,
7. Pierre Gasly, France, Scuderia Toro Rosso Honda,
Suzuki, 7.022, 191.13; 2. Karen Stoffer, Suzuki, 6.834,
1:08.837. 195.00 vs. 15. Kelly Clontz, Suzuki, 7.005, 189.92; 3.
8. Romain Grosjean, France, Haas Ferrari, 1:08.854. Jerry Savoie, Suzuki, 6.837, 193.35 vs. 14. Angie Smith,
9. Kimi Raikkonen, Finland, Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari, EBR, 6.978, 194.60; 4. Andrew Hines, Harley-Davidson,
1:08.984. 6.845, 196.22 vs. 13. Jianna Salinas, Suzuki, 6.972,
10. Kevin Magnussen, Denmark, Haas Ferrari, 1:09.037. 186.74; 5. Steve Johnson, Suzuki, 6.850, 194.86 vs.
Eliminated after second session 12. Freddie Camarena, Suzuki, 6.965, 194.24; 6. Hec-
11. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren Renault, tor Arana Jr, EBR, 6.867, 196.36 vs. 11. Hector Arana,
1:08.868. EBR, 6.913, 196.47; 7. Eddie Krawiec, Harley-Davidson,
12. Daniel Ricciardo, Australia, Renault, 1:08.903. 6.871, 196.27 vs. 10. Angelle Sampey, Harley-Davidson,
13. Antonio Giovinazzi, Italy, Alfa Romeo Racing Ferrari, 6.882, 194.02; 8. Scotty Pollacheck, EBR, 6.873, 196.39
1:08.919. vs. 9. Ryan Oehler, EBR, 6.879, 196.96. Did Not Qualify:
14. Nico Hulkenberg, Germany, Renault, 1:08.921. 17. Michael Ray, 7.023, 191.02; 18. Andie Rawlings,
15. Sergio Perez, Mexico, Racing Point BWT Mercedes, 9.463, 93.70.
4C v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v NFL

Week 11 capsules Compiled by Jason Yates Cowboys’ offense

STAN D IN G S
AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE better than record
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
EAST
Texans at Ravens W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div Cardinals at 49ers DETROIT — The Dallas
New England 8 1 0 .889 270 98 4-0-0 4-1-0 6-1-0 2-0-0 4-0-0 Cowboys ’ offense is having
Noon (CBS) Buffalo 6 3 0 .667 174 150 3-2-0 3-1-0 4-2-0 2-1-0 2-1-0 3:05 p.m. a great year — statistically
LINE — Ravens by 41/2 LINE — 49ers by 101/2 at least.
Miami 2 7 0 .222 119 268 1-4-0 1-3-0 2-5-0 0-2-0 1-2-0
SERIES — Ravens lead 8-2; Ravens beat
NY Jets 2 7 0 .222 130 238 2-3-0 0-4-0 0-6-0 2-1-0 0-4-0
SERIES — 49ers lead 30-26; 49ers beat Dallas is leading the Cowboys at Lions
Texans 23-16, Nov. 27, 2017 Cardinals 28-25, Oct. 31, 2019 league in total yards for a
ON OFFENSE SOUTH ON OFFENSE fourth consecutive week Noon (Fox)
(RK) TEXANS VS. RAVENS (RK) (RK) CARDINALS VS. 49ERS (RK)
(4) 142.8 RUSH 197.2 (1) W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div (14) 116.0 RUSH 161.8 (2)
and has a chance to close LINE — Cowboys by 7
(12) 253.9 PASS 224.4 (20) Houston 6 3 0 .667 238 191 3-1-0 3-2-0 5-1-0 1-2-0 2-1-0 (16) 235.7 PASS 218.7 (22) the season as the NFL’s top- SERIES — Cowboys lead 16-12; Cow-
(4) 396.7 YARDS 421.6 (2) (18) 351.7 YARDS 380.5 (9) ranked offense for the first boys beat Lions 26-24, Sept. 30, 2018
Indianapolis 5 4 0 .556 194 193 3-2-0 2-2-0 4-4-0 1-0-0 2-0-0
(8) 26.4 POINTS 33.3 (1) (17) 22.2 POINTS 28.8 (4) time in 42 years. ON OFFENSE
Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 203 197 3-2-0 2-3-0 3-4-0 2-1-0 0-2-0
ON DEFENSE ON DEFENSE “It’s all kind of clicking (RK) COWBOYS VS. LIONS (RK)
(RK) TEXANS VS. RAVENS (RK) Jacksonville 4 5 0 .444 176 189 2-3-0 2-2-0 4-3-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 (RK) CARDINALS VS. 49ERS (RK) for them,” Detroit Lions (5) 138.2 RUSH 96.2 (20)
(3) 84.1 RUSH 91.2 (8) (24) 126.0 RUSH 107.8 (18) cornerback Darius Slay said. (3) 299.2 PASS 291.2 (4)
(29) 277.3 PASS 252.9 (20) NORTH (31) 286.5 PASS 143.8 (1)
Despite the success of (1) 437.4 YARDS 387.4 (6)
(19) 361.4 YARDS 344.1 (14) W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div (31) 412.5 YARDS 251.6 (2) (6) 27.9 POINTS 24.1 (14)
(15) 21.2 POINTS 21.0 (13) Baltimore 7 2 0 .778 300 189 3-1-0 4-1-0 5-2-0 2-0-0 3-1-0 (27) 28.1 POINTS 14.3 (2) Dak Prescott and Co. — they
WHAT TO WATCH Is this a showdown WHAT TO WATCH 49ers QB Jimmy Ga- are averaging 437-plus yards ON DEFENSE
Pittsburgh 5 5 0 .500 200 202 4-2-0 1-3-0 4-3-0 1-2-0 1-2-0 (RK) COWBOYS VS. LIONS (RK)
for the MVP award? Without discount- roppolo threw for 317 yards, 4 TDs and a game and are the league’s
ing Seattle’s Russell Wilson, Baltimore Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 192 228 2-3-0 2-3-0 4-3-0 0-3-0 2-0-0 no INTs in the first meeting between the (14) 103.4 RUSH 129.7 (26)
best offense on third down (6) 219.8 PASS 272.4 (28)
QB Lamar Jackson and Houston QB Cincinnati 0 9 0 .000 137 259 0-4-0 0-5-0 0-5-0 0-4-0 0-3-0 teams in a 28-25 win. He will need to re- — the Cowboys are not roll-
Deshaun Watson are prime candidates. bound from one of the worst games of his (7) 323.2 YARDS 402.1 (30)
One will commandeer the upper hand WEST career when he had a career-low 5.4 yards
ing into the Motor City with (6) 18.9 POINTS 26.3 (24)
after this game. W L T Pct PF PA Home Away AFC NFC Div per attempt and 3 turnovers last week. much momentum. WHAT TO WATCH Two guys who played
Dallas (5-4) is coming off their college ball in Arkansas take center
Kansas City 6 4 0 .600 284 239 2-3-0 4-1-0 4-3-0 2-1-0 2-0-0
a loss to Minnesota at home stage for the Lions. RB J.D. McKissic
Oakland 5 4 0 .556 208 240 4-1-0 1-3-0 3-2-0 2-2-0 2-1-0
and has dropped four of six (Arkansas State) had a career-high six
LA Chargers 4 6 0 .400 207 194 2-3-0 2-3-0 2-5-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 games. catches last week, and he has at least
Denver 3 6 0 .333 149 170 2-3-0 1-3-0 3-4-0 0-2-0 1-2-0 Cowboys running back 50 yards from scrimmage in three of
Ezekiel Elliott had five 100- his past four games. DE Trey Flowers
NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE (Arkansas Razorbacks) has four sacks
yard rushing games in his
Falcons at Panthers EAST
Patriots at Eagles first eight games for the first
in three games after recording one in his
first six games.
Noon W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div 3:25 p.m. (CBS) time in his career.
LINE — Panthers by 4 Dallas 5 4 0 .556 251 170 3-2-0 2-2-0 4-3-0 1-1-0 4-0-0 LINE — Patriots by 4 However, Elliott has been the season to slip away.
SERIES — Falcons lead 30-18; Falcons SERIES — Eagles lead 8-6; Eagles beat held to four of the nine low- “Nobody’s wants to say
Philadelphia 5 4 0 .556 224 213 3-1-0 2-3-0 3-4-0 2-0-0 1-1-0
beat Panthers 24-10, Dec. 23, 2018 Patriots 41-33, Feb. 4, 2018 est rushing totals in his ca- the last few weeks haven’t
NY Giants 2 8 0 .200 203 289 1-4-0 1-4-0 2-5-0 0-3-0 1-2-0
ON OFFENSE ON OFFENSE reer when he hasn’t run for gone the way we wanted and
(RK) FALCONS VS PANTHERS (RK) Washington 1 8 0 .111 108 219 0-4-0 1-4-0 0-6-0 1-2-0 0-3-0 (RK) PATRIOTS VS. EAGLES (RK) just lay an egg,” Detroit of-
100 yards.
(29) 76.8 RUSH 131.4 (7) SOUTH (23) 92.9 RUSH 127.3 (11) The two-time rushing fensive tackle Taylor Decker
(2) 300.9 PASS 215.1 (23) (7) 273.9 PASS 219.7 (21) said.
(10) 377.7 YARDS 346.5 (21) W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div (15) 366.8 YARDS 347.0 (20)
champion struggled in the
(20) 21.2 POINTS 25.0 (11) New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 204 182 4-1-0 3-1-0 5-2-0 2-0-0 1-1-0 (2) 30.0 POINTS 24.9 (13) 28-24 loss last week to Min- Detroit will be without
ON DEFENSE ON DEFENSE nesota. His longest carry quarterback Matthew Staf-
Carolina 5 4 0 .556 225 228 2-2-0 3-2-0 2-4-0 3-0-0 1-1-0
(RK) FALCONS VS PANTHERS (RK) (RK) PATRIOTS VS. EAGLES (RK) was 6 yards and he was lim- ford for a second week in a
Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 260 279 1-3-0 2-3-0 3-5-0 0-1-0 1-2-0
(20) 111.0 RUSH 136.7 (29) (11) 99.1 RUSH 87.3 (4) ited to 47 yards on 20 car- row because of hip and back
(25) 260.8 PASS 226.8 (11) Atlanta 2 7 0 .222 191 259 1-3-0 1-4-0 2-4-0 0-3-0 1-0-0 (2) 150.2 PASS 239.0 (16) ries. injuries, giving Jeff Driskel
(23) 371.8 YARDS 363.4 (20) (1) 249.3 YARDS 326.3 (8) A chance to win escaped another opportunity to show
(28) 28.8 POINTS 25.3 (22) NORTH (1) 10.9 POINTS 23.7 (18)
WHAT TO WATCH The wide receiver W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div WHAT TO WATCH Patriots LB Jamie when Dallas went to Elliott the NFL what he can do un-
position has become a strength for the Collins is an example of why Coach Bill three consecutive times in- der center.
Green Bay 8 2 0 .800 250 205 5-1-0 3-1-0 5-1-0 3-1-0 3-0-0
Panthers since QB Kyle Allen took over Belichick is a genius. Collins was drafted side the Minnesota 15 late in The fourth-year pro was
Minnesota 7 3 0 .700 262 182 4-0-0 3-3-0 6-2-0 1-1-0 1-2-0
for the injured Cam Newton. WR D.J. and developed by Belichick, then traded the game. He had two rushes 27 of 46 for 269 yards pass-
Moore is coming off back-to-back 100- Chicago 4 5 0 .444 162 157 2-3-0 2-2-0 3-3-0 1-2-0 2-1-0 to the Browns for a draft pick before he ing and 37 yards rushing
that for a combined minus-3
yard receiving games for the first time in Detroit 3 5 1 .389 217 237 2-2-0 1-3-1 2-3-1 1-2-0 0-3-0 could get a big payday. The Browns paid yards before he was the tar- — all career highs — with
his career. WR Curtis Samuel has four up, Collins did not perform as well and a touchdown and an inter-
TDs in his past four games. WEST the Pats picked him up after his release.
get on an incomplete pass on
Now he leads New England with 6 sacks. fourth down. ception in his sixth career
W L T Pct PF PA Home Away NFC AFC Div
“Take it with that chip start in last week’s loss at
San Francisco 8 1 0 .889 259 129 3-1-0 5-0-0 5-1-0 3-0-0 2-1-0
on your shoulder and use it Chicago.
Seattle 8 2 0 .800 275 254 3-2-0 5-0-0 5-1-0 3-1-0 3-0-0 “He’s a really talented
as fuel when you go back to
LA Rams 5 4 0 .556 226 191 2-2-0 3-2-0 3-3-0 2-1-0 0-2-0 work the next week,” Elliott guy,” Dallas Coach Jason
Arizona 3 6 1 .350 222 281 1-3-1 2-3-0 2-5-1 1-1-0 0-2-0 said. Garrett said.
The Cowboys are tied “He’s big. He’s athletic.
Jaguars at Colts WEEK 11 S C H E D U LE with Philadelphia atop the He can throw it. He played
Bengals at Raiders NFC East, but they proba- a lot of football in college
Noon THURSDAY’S GAME Atlanta at Carolina, noon
LINE — Colts by 21/2 Cleveland 21, Pittsburgh 7 Arizona at San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. 3:25 p.m. bly can’t afford to lose to the and just seemed like a really
SERIES — Colts lead 23-13; Jaguars beat TODAY’S GAMES All times Central New England at Philadelphia, 3:25 p.m. LINE — Raiders by 11/2 slumping Detroit Lions (3- smart guy who understood
Colts 6-0, Dec. 2, 2018 Dallas at Detroit, noon Cincinnati at Oakland, 3:25 p.m. SERIES — Raiders lead 20-11; Bengals 5-1) because their schedule the game and just needed
ON OFFENSE NY Jets at Washington, noon Chicago at LA Rams, 7:20 p.m. beat Raiders 30-16, Dec. 16, 2018 down the stretch is challeng- an opportunity. It doesn’t
(RK) JAGUARS VS. COLTS (RK) New Orleans at Tampa Bay, noon OPEN NY Giants, Seattle, Tennessee, ON OFFENSE ing with games against New surprise us one bit that he’s
(9) 129.6 RUSH 127.4 (10) Denver at Minnesota, noon Green Bay (RK) BENGALS VS. RAIDERS (RK) England and the Eagles on playing.”
(13) 247.6 PASS 211.3 (25) Houston at Baltimore, noon MONDAY’S GAME (30) 70.3 RUSH 129.9 (8)
(11) 377.2 YARDS 338.7 (22) (14) 245.8 PASS 240.2 (15) the road. Driskel got his first op-
Buffalo at Miami, noon Kansas City vs LA Chargers at Mexico “This is a confident group portunity to play last season
(24) 19.6 POINTS 21.6 (18) Jacksonville at Indianapolis, noon City, 7:15 p.m. (26) 316.1 YARDS 370.1 (13)
ON DEFENSE (29) 15.2 POINTS 23.1 (15) that knows we’re going with the Cincinnati Bengals,
(RK) JAGUARS VS. COLTS (RK) ON DEFENSE to peak at the right time,” starting five games in place
(22) 120.2 RUSH 104.3 (15) WEEK 12 S C H E D U LE (RK) BENGALS VS.
(32) 173.0 RUSH
RAIDERS (RK)
98.4 (10)
Prescott said. “We’ve got all of the injured Andy Dalton,
(13) 229.8 PASS 223.2 (9) the faith and trust that we’re with mixed results.
(16) 350.0 YARDS 327.5 (10) THURSDAY, NOV. 21 Detroit at Washington, noon (22) 256.4 PASS 283.2 (30)
All times Central Oakland at NY Jets, noon (32) 429.4 YARDS 381.6 (26)
going to get there and han- “Everybody wants to be
(13) 21.0 POINTS 21.4 (17)
WHAT TO WATCH Veteran DE Justin Indianapolis at Houston, 7:20 p.m. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, noon (28) 28.8 POINTS 26.7 (26) dle the things that we need out on the field and play-
Houston is starting to make a big differ- SUNDAY, NOV. 24 Jacksonville at Tennessee, 3:05 p.m. WHAT TO WATCH Bengals RB Joe Mixon to handle.” ing and competing,” Driskel
ence for the Colts in his first year since Tampa Bay at Atlanta, noon Dallas at New England, 3:25 p.m. carried a heavy load in rookie QB Ryan The Lions, meanwhile, said. “Kind of how we all
leaving Kansas City. After three consec- Miami at Cleveland, noon Green Bay at San Francisco, 7:20 p.m. Finley’s first career start last week. He had have lost five of six after a got here is our competitive
utive games without a sack, Houston Seattle at Philadelphia, noon OPEN Arizona, Minnesota, Kansas City, a career-high 30 carries for a season-high solid start and don’t want nature.”
has recorded one in five games in a row, NY Giants at Chicago, noon LA Chargers 114 yards vs. the Ravens. Unfortunately
which is the second-longest active streak Carolina at New Orleans, noon MONDAY, NOV. 25 for the Bengals, the Raiders are ranked
behind the Rams’ Clay Matthews (six). Denver at Buffalo, noon Baltimore at LA Ram, 7:15 p.m. 10th against the run this season. NFL Arkansans Compiled by Todd J. Pearce
m Players with Arkansas connections DB GEORGE ODUM (Colts/Central Ar-
who are either active, inactive, on the kansas)
practice squad or on injured reserve prior LAST WEEK 4 tackles in loss to Dolphins
to Week 10 of the NFL season: SEASON 22 tackles in 9 games
OFFENSIVE PLAYERS DE CHRIS SMITH (Browns/Arkansas)
QB BRANDON ALLEN (Broncos/Fayette- LAST WEEK No statistics compiled
Bills at Dolphins Saints at Buccaneers Jets at Redskins Bears at Rams ville-Arkansas) THURSDAY 1 tackle in victory over Steel-
LAST WEEK Bye week ers
Noon Noon Noon 7:20 p.m. (NBC) SEASON 12-20 passing, 193 yards, 2 SEASON 1 tackle in 8 games
1 LINE — Saints by 5 /2 1 LINE — Redskins by 21/2 LINE — Rams by 6 touchdowns in 1 game CB TREMON SMITH (Packers/Central
LINE — Bills by 6 /2
SERIES — Saints lead 34-21; Saints beat SERIES — Redskins lead 8-3; Jets beat SERIES — Bears lead 54-36-3; Bears Arkansas)
SERIES — Dolphins lead 61-49-1; Bills TE CHARLES CLAY (Cardinals/LR Central)
Buccaneers 31-24, Oct. 6, 2019 Redskins 34-20, Oct. 18, 2015 beat Rams 15-6, Dec. 9, 2018 LAST WEEK 2 tackles in victory over
beat Dolphins 31-21, Oct. 20, 2019 ON OFFENSE LAST WEEK 1-5 receiving in loss to Buc-
ON OFFENSE ON OFFENSE Panthers
ON OFFENSE (RK) JETS VS. REDSKINS (RK) caneers
(RK) SAINTS VS. BUCS (RK) (RK) BEARS VS. RAMS (RK) SEASON 3 tackles in 5 games
(RK) BILLS VS. DOLPHINS (RK) (31) 67.3 RUSH 89.4 (25) (28) 80.6 RUSH 96.2 (20) SEASON 13-169 receiving in 10 games
(12) 124.3 RUSH 64.4 (32) (17) 107.3 RUSH 101.3 (19) (32) 164.0 PASS 169.7 (31) TE DEMETRIUS HARRIS (Browns/Jack- DT ARMON WATTS (Vikings/Arkansas)
(9) 260.7 PASS 284.2 (5) (30) 181.7 PASS 279.6 (6)
(24) 212.6 PASS 194.1 (29) (32) 231.3 YARDS 259.1 (30) sonville) LAST WEEK 3 tackles, 1/2 sack in victory
(29) 262.3 YARDS 375.8 (12)
(23) 336.9 YARDS 258.5 (31) (14) 368.0 YARDS 385.5 (7) (30) 14.4 POINTS 12.0 (32) LAST WEEK 2-28 receiving in victory over Cowboys
(27) 18.0 POINTS 25.1 (10)
(16) 22.7 POINTS 28.9 (3) ON DEFENSE over Bills SEASON First game of season
(25) 19.3 POINTS 13.2 (31) ON DEFENSE
ON DEFENSE (RK) JETS VS. REDSKINS (RK) THURSDAY No statistics compiled DE DEATRICH WISE (Patriots/Arkansas)
ON DEFENSE (RK) BEARS VS. RAMS (RK)
(RK) SAINTS VS. BUCS (RK) (2) 81.9 RUSH 136.0 (28) SEASON 10-92 receiving, 2 touchdowns LAST WEEK Bye week
(RK) BILLS VS. DOLPHINS (RK) (9) 94.0 RUSH 90.8 (5)
(5) 90.8 RUSH 77.8 (1) (26) 262.4 PASS 230.1 (14) (15) 233.3 PASS 240.2 (17) in 10 games SEASON 11 tackles, 1 sack in 7 games
(21) 115.6 RUSH 146.1 (30) (10) 225.8 PASS 298.9 (32)
(3) 188.7 PASS 244.9 (19) (15) 344.3 YARDS 366.1 (21) (9) 327.3 YARDS 331.0 (11) TE HUNTER HENRY (Chargers/Pulaski SPECIAL TEAMS
(5) 316.6 YARDS 376.7 (25) (25) 26.4 POINTS 24.3 (20) (4) 17.4 POINTS 21.2 (15)
(3) 304.3 YARDS 391.0 (29) (11) 20.2 POINTS 31.0 (32) Academy-Arkansas) P JAMIE GILLAN (Browns/UAPB)
WHAT TO WATCH Jets S Jamal Adams WHAT TO WATCH In his past 10 starts at LAST WEEK 4-30 receiving, 1 touchdown
(3) 16.7 POINTS 29.8 (31) WHAT TO WATCH Saints WR Michael LAST WEEK 3-48.7 avg. in victory over
was named the AFC Defensive Player of home, Rams QB Jared Goff is throwing
WHAT TO WATCH The Dolphins’ running Thomas leads the NFL with 86 receptions in loss to Raiders Bills
Week after registering 9 tackles, 2 sacks, for 327.9 yards per game with 23 TDs
game is ranked last in the NFL (64.4 and 1,027 yards receiving, joining Hall 2 forced fumbles and a fumble recovery SEASON 33-418 receiving, 3 touchdowns THURSDAY 8-45.8 avg. in victory over
and 4 INTs. The Bears are a middle-of- in 6 games Steelers
ypg), and they have reached the 100-yard of Famer Randy Moss, Cincinnati’s A.J. he returned 25 yards for a TD last week. the-pack passing defense, and Los Ange- RB J.D. McKISSIC (Lions/Arkansas SEASON 46-46.5 avg. in 10 games
rushing mark only once this season — Green and Tampa Bay’s Mike Evans as He joined Donnie Abraham (2004), Erik les has shied away from the run in recent
against the Bills. Miami is on pace to set the only players to begin their career with McMillan (1989) and Darrol Ray (1980) State) NO STATISTICS LAST WEEK
weeks. Expect the ball to fly.
team records for fewest yards rushing four consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. The as the only Jets to return a fumble and LAST WEEK 10-36 rushing, 6-19 receiv- OL TERRON ARMSTEAD (Saints/UAPB)
and lowest per-carry average in a season. Bucs are dead-last against the pass. INT for TDs in the same season. ing in loss to Bears WR CODY HOLLISTER (Titans/Arkansas)
MONDAY’S GAME SEASON 30-176 rushing, 19-134 receiv- TE TANNER HUDSON (Buccaneers/South-
NFC LEADERS A F C LEA D E R S ing, 1 touchdown in 9 games
TE JEREMY SPRINKLE (Redskins/White
ern Arkansas)
OL JASON PETERS (Eagles/Arkansas)
QUARTERBACKS QUARTERBACKS Hall-Arkansas) OL FRANK RAGNOW (Lions/Arkansas)
LAST WEEK Bye week OL DAN SKIPPER (Lions/Arkansas)
ATT CP YDS TD INT ATT CP YDS TD INT SEASON 14-140 receiving in 9 games
Prescott, DAL .....319 218 2777 18 9 Rivers, LAC ........364 240 2816 1410 PRACTICE SQUAD
Broncos at Vikings Winston, TAM ....355 212 2765 1714 Mahomes, KC ....291 193 2626 18 1 Chiefs at Chargers RB JONATHAN WILLIAMS (Colts/Arkan-
sas)
RB DAMAREA CROCKETT (Packers/LR
R. Wilson, SEA...327 224 2737 23 2 Brady, NE............355 230 2536 14 5 Christian)
Noon LAST WEEK 2-1 rushing in loss to Dol-
Rodgers, GBY ....347 225 2718 17 2 D. Watson, HOU.302 212 2432 18 5 7:20 p.m. (ESPN) phins
DE KENDALL DONNERSON (Raiders/
LINE —Vikings by 101/2 Goff, LA ..............355 214 2610 11 9 Mayfield, CLE .....341 202 2394 1112 Maumelle)
LINE — Chiefs by 4 SEASON 2-1 rushing in 2 games CB KABION ENTO (Packers/PB Dollar-
SERIES — Series tied 7-7; Broncos beat K. Murray, ARI ...360 230 2553 12 5 Minshew, JAC ....307 188 2285 13 4 SERIES — Chiefs lead 61-56-1; Chargers WR JARIUS WRIGHT (Panthers/War- way)
Vikings 23-20, Oct. 4, 2015 Stafford, DET......291 187 2499 19 5 Dalton, CIN .........338 204 2252 9 8
ON OFFENSE beat Chiefs 29-28, Dec. 13, 2018 ren-Arkansas) DL JEREMIAH LEDBETTER (Buccaneers/
Cousins, MIN .....285 197 2437 18 3 D. Carr, OAK .......281 199 2202 14 4 ON OFFENSE LAST WEEK 1-21 receiving in loss to
(RK) BRONCOS VS. VIKINGS (RK) Ryan, ATL ...........320 222 2352 17 9 L. Jackson, BAL .255 168 2036 15 5 Arkansas)
(16) 111.9 RUSH 153.0 (3) (RK) CHIEFS VS. CHARGERS (RK) Packers DE MITCHELL LOEWEN (Saints/Arkansas)
(28) 199.6 PASS 231.4 (17) RUSHERS RUSHERS (24) 90.8 RUSH 86.1 (26) SEASON 15-171 receiving, 1-(-7) rushing LB RANDY RAMSEY (Packers/Arkansas)
(27) 311.5 YARDS 384.4 (8) (1) 313.9 PASS 270.1 (8) in 9 games
(28) 16.6 POINTS 26.2 (9)
ATT YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD (3) 404.7 YARDS 356.2 (16) INJURED RESERVE
D. Cook, MIN ....203 991 4.9 75t 10 N. Chubb, CLE...201 1011 5.0 88t 6 (5) 28.4 POINTS 20.7 (21) DEFENSIVE PLAYERS RB KENNETH DIXON (Ravens/Strong)
ON DEFENSE LB DEMARIO DAVIS (Saints/Arkansas
McCaffrey, CAR .185 989 5.3 84t 11 D. Henry, TEN ...187 832 4.4 68t 8 ON DEFENSE OL HJALTE FROHOLDT (Patriots/Arkan-
(RK) BRONCOS VS. VIKINGS (RK) State)
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(4) 202.1 PASS 241.9 (18) to Falcons
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(6) 18.9 POINTS 18.2 (5)
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RECEIVERS RECEIVERS WHAT TO WATCH Chargers wide receiv- LAST WEEK 7 tackles, 1 sack in loss to LB XAVIER WOODSON (Texans/Arkansas
to see QB Brandon Allen (Fayetteville,
Arkansas Razorbacks) in action for the NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD ers have three touchdowns this season, Bears State)
Broncos, who might be making plans to Thomas, NOR ... 86 1027 11.9 42 4 Kelce, KC ............. 56 741 13.2 42 3 which are tied for the fewest in the NFL. SEASON 36 tackles, 5 sacks in 9 games NOTE Please send an email to tpearce@
replace him soon. QB Drew Lock, Den- M. Evans, TAM .. 54 924 17.1 67t 7 K. Allen, LAC ....... 62 725 11.7 34 3 They haven’t had a TD in seven games. LB DRE GREENLAW (49ers/Arkansas) arkansasonline.com with additions
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take the starting job soon if Allen can’t Lockett, SEA...... 62 793 12.8 44t 6 Co. Sutton, DEN .. 44 692 15.7 70t 4 number of TDs in six games played this SEASON 27 tackles, 1 sack, 1 interception school in Arkansas or attended college
pile up victories. Kupp, LA ........... 58 792 13.7 66 5 Chark, JAC .......... 43 692 16.1 69 6 season. in 9 games in Arkansas.

Kaepernick moves N A S C A R M O N S T E R E N E R G Y C U P S E R I ES
NFL tryout venue No clear favorite for racing finale
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
RIVERDALE, Ga. — Col-
in Kaepernick threw pass-
es for about 40 minutes on
a high school field, then
signed autographs for hun-
dreds of fans who gathered
in an end zone to watch his
NFL workout that was sud-
denly moved Saturday, the
latest strange twist in the
saga for the exiled quarter-
back.
About six team represen-
tatives made it to the new
location, including Philadel-
phia Eagles vice president of
football operations Andrew
Berry. It appeared the Jets,
Redskins and Chiefs also
had someone in attendance.
Just 15
minutes be-
fore Kaeper-
nick was
scheduled to
work out for
25 NFL teams
at the Atlan-
t a Fa l c o n s ’
training com-
plex in Flow- Kaepernick
ery Branch,
his repre-
sentatives announced the
session had been moved 60
miles away to a high school
in Riverdale. The stunning
move seemed to catch ev-
eryone off-guard and came
about an hour before the
rescheduled workout was
set to begin, putting many
in scramble mode.
Kaepernick threw passes
to free agent receivers Bruce
Ellington, Brice Butler, Jor-
dan Veasy and Ari Werts.
Kaepernick’s representa-
tives said they called the au-
dible to let the media watch
and videotape the workout,
adding the shift was prompt-
ed “because of recent deci-
sions made by the NFL.”
“From the outset, Mr.
Kaepernick requested a le-
gitimate process and from
the outset the NFL league
office has not provided one,”
his representatives said in a
statement.
In a statement, the NFL
said it was “disappointed
that Colin did not appear
for his workout.” The league
referenced recent negotia-
tions with Kaepernick’s
representatives over the
workout and citing, among
others, media availability
and a liability waiver.
“Colin’s decision has no
effect on his status in the
league. He remains an un-
restricted free agent eligible
to sign with any club,” the
NFL said.
The 32-year-old Kaeper-
nick hasn’t played since the
2016 season with the San
Francisco 49ers. He helped
start a wave of protests about
social and racial injustice that
season by kneeling during the
national anthem at games.
The NFL in February set-
tled a collusion grievance
Kaepernick and former team-
mate Eric Reid filed against
the league. Reid now plays
for the Carolina Panthers.
Reid was at Kaepernick’s
workout at the new high
school site.
Earlier in the afternoon,
a number of NFL scouts had
already gone inside the Fal-
cons’ indoor training facility
when word came Kaeper-
nick’s session was being
shifted. It was moved from
the sprawling suburbs north
of Atlanta to Charles Drew
High School in Riverdale —
south of the city, near the
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta
International Airport.
Dozens of media had
been set up in a fenced-off
parking next to the Falcons’
facility. Former NFL head
coaches Hue Jackson and
Joe Philbin had been set to
run the drills.
Kaepernick’s representa-
tives said the NFL “demand-
ed” as a precondition for this
workout that he sign an “un-
usual liability waiver.” The
reps said Kaepernick asked
that media and an indepen-
dent film crew be allowed
to attend and videotape the
original workout, and that
the NFL denied the request.
“Based on the prior con-
duct by the NFL league office,
Mr. Kaepernick simply asks
for a transparent and open
process which is why a new
location has been selected
for today,” the representatives
said.
NFL/Motor sports v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 5C
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
HOMESTEAD, Fla. —
Kyle Busch, weary from the
hype surrounding NASCAR’s
championship race, just
wanted to end his media ob-
ligations and return his focus
to the finale.
But there was one final
question from the back of
the room: UFC fighter Col-
by Covington had crashed
the event and wanted a tip
on winning a title bout. Bus-
ch gave the fighter colorful
advice for a championship
smackdown, basically telling
Covington not to care about
your opponent, put person-
al feelings aside and go kick
their rear end.
It couldn’t be more fit-
ting for NASCAR’s heavy-
weight fight, a four-driver
showdown today at Home-
stead-Miami Speedway that
pits Busch against two of his
Joe Gibbs Racing teammates.
Busch, Denny Hamlin, and
Martin Truex Jr. will race
their Toyotas against Kevin
Harvick, a Ford driver from
Stewart-Haas Racing. The AP/JOHN LOCHER
Las Vegas odds makers have Denny Hamlin (left) and Kyle Busch are two of the four drivers eligible to win today’s NASCAR
basically posted the winner- Monster Energy Cup Series title at Homestead Miami Speedway. The other two are Kevin Harvick
take-all race as a dead heat and Martin Truex Jr.
with no clear favorite.
At a glance TODAY’S LINEUP. Page 3C. lin was not.
It is next to impossible to “It’s that good karma for
determine which of the four Truex said. “It’s a big race,
FORD ECOBOOST 400 giving up that pit box last
has the best car because but the best chance for one year,” Hamlin smiled. “It all
rain disrupted the weekend WHEN 2 p.m.
TV NBC of us to win is to do the same comes back around.”
schedule and NASCAR can- WHERE Homestead-Miami Speedway, thing we do every week as a Although there is no clear
celed Saturday qualifying
Homestead, Fla. team, as group.” betting favorite, Hamlin
to give the drivers a lone WHAT’S AT STAKE NASCAR Monster
Hamlin was the loosest seems to setting himself up
50-minute practice session. Energy Cup series title will be decided
of the four with the busiest for a celebratory weekend.
The Gibbs cars rolled out 1-2- among these four drivers: Denny Hamlin,
weekend schedule. He turns
3 on the timing sheet, with Kevin Harvick, Martin Truex Jr. and Kyle He had the blessing of rookie
Busch. 39 on Monday and has al- crew chief Chris Gabehart,
Truex apparently the best on
NOTEWORTHY Truex (2017), Busch ways used this championship who has been credited for
long runs and Hamlin hold-
(2015) and Harvick (2014) are past weekend as a birthday party. keeping Hamlin on a short
ing steady on shorter sprints.
Less clear was Harvick,
Monster Energy Cup Series champions. His celebrity entourage leash all year and leading
ninth on the timing sheet but the final four without a title, was scheduled to begin ar- him to a Daytona 500 win
showing zero concerns. yet seemed most at ease fol- riving in South Beach late and five other victories.
“We’re good,” he stated. lowing Saturday’s practice. Saturday. Among his friends “I’ve told him to go enjoy
This championship field Harvick was locked in on his expected to be in attendance himself,” Gabehart said. “To
is nearly identical to last race car and kept his answers today is Michael Jordan and compete at this level, the
year, with Busch, Harvick short. Hamlin doesn’t want to stray very, very top, against the
and Truex, all former cham- Busch wore dark sun- from his usual routine. best is something that you
pions, returning to the finale glasses on the long march “Trying to have fun, enjoy shouldn’t take for granted
again. Hamlin has not been from the garage to the stage everything that surrounds and enjoy the moment.
in the championship race inside the media center and us,” he said. “You’ve got to stop and
since 2014, is coming off a wondered what could possi- He joked about qualifying take a little bit of extra time
winless 2018 season but has bly be left to discuss. Truex being canceled because it and just really enjoy what it is
all the momentum headed was even-keeled, eager to get gave him the first pit stall — that we’re doing here. I fully
into today following last into the JGR debrief and put a position team owner Gibbs anticipate Denny will do that
week’s statement victory at together his plan for today. had him forfeit last year to tonight and have fun. He’s re-
Phoenix. “You got to keep doing Busch because Busch was sponsible about it. This isn’t
He’s the only driver in what got you here, right?” racing for the title and Ham- the Denny of 10 years ago.”
6C v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v
Much gained, nothing lost at Osage-Western Wall
I missed opening day of
Arkansas modern gun deer
season for the first time in
forever, but I had a good ex-
cuse.
I was in Osage County,
Okla., participating in a con-
trolled muzzleloader deer
hunt at the Western Wall Unit
of the Osage Wildlife Manage-
ment Area near Bartlesville.
The Oklahoma Department
of Wildlife Conservation is-
sues about 25 permits for the
highly coveted four-day hunt.
After 10 years, I finally drew
a permit.
Osage-Western Wall WMA
is a cool place. The terrain is
rugged by Oklahoma stan-
dards, consisting of low ridg-
es between steep, shallow hol-
lows. The habitat is post oak
savannas with open under-
stories carpeted with seedy
grasses. There is a lot of bare
ground under the grass. It’s
excellent quail habitat, as evi-
denced by the coveys I flushed
in my walkabouts.
Solunar tables
The schedule of solunar periods has been taken from Mrs. Richard Alden Knight’s
Solunar Tables. Plan days so you will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good
cover during these times if you wish to find the best sport each day has to offer.
Major periods begin at the times shown and last for an hour and a half or two hours.
Minor periods are of somewhat shorter duration.
Today
A.M.
Minor Major
8:35 2:25
P.M.
Minor Major
9:15 3:00
Monday 9:45 3:35 10:15 4:00
Tuesday 10:40 4:30 11:10 4:55
Wed. 11:35 5:25 0 5:50
Thursday 12:05 6:10 12:20 6:35
Friday 12:50 7:00 1:10 7:25
Calendar
NOTE For additions to this calendar, fax the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette at (501) 378-
3869. Information on events also may be emailed to bhendricks@arkansasonline.
com.
NOVEMBER
19 Little Rock Arkansas chapter of
Ducks Unlimited Sportsman’s Night Out.
Hooters. Pat Mahan (501) 743-6154 or
pmahan000@centurytel.net
21 Paragould chapter of Ducks Unlimit-
ed banquet. Greene County Fairgrounds.
Derek Exum (870) 215-8266 or dexum@
grnco.net
23 McGehee chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. McGehee Men’s Club.
Michael Taylor (870) 222-8769 or m_
taylor_004@yahoo.com
23 Forrest City chapter of Ducks
Unlimited banquet. Forrest City Civic
Center. John Jordan (870) 261-3220 or
majordan@arkansas.net
30 Brookings chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. Big Tent at Brookings. Jerrod
Kersey (870) 476-2549 or jleekersey@
hotmail.com
DECEMBER
3 Pine Bluff chapter of Ducks Unlimit-
ed sponsor banquet. The Grove Duck
Lodge. Tommy Palmer (870) 543-0085
or tommypalmer@gmail.com
3 Wheatley chapter of Ducks Unlimited
Volunteer Happy Hour. Cajun Express.
Robin Gehring (870) 734-7118 or
rgcrawmomma@aol.com
7 Blytheville chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. Blytheville Country Club. Steve
Stromire (870) 762-9762 or sstromire@
gmail.com
S P O RTSMEN OF THE WEE K
Jack Finley, 7, of Bryant killed his first antlered buck during the
youth deer season while hunting with his uncle Matthew Finley at
the Kentucky Refuge Hunting Club in Saline County. Finley killed
the 13-point buck with a 300 Blackout.
Photo submitted by Dianne Harris Dollar
Fletcher Dollar, 12, of Dardanelle killed this buck in Pope County
while hunting with his grandfather Dow Dollar (left).
ARKANSAS
SPORTSMAN
BRYAN HENDRICKS
The highest point on the
area is open prairie that offers
a breathtaking panorama.
Abutting the west side of
the WMA is the Tallgrass
Prairie Preserve. Owned by
The Nature Conservancy, it
is the last big chunk of virgin
prairie left in Oklahoma and
is famous for its herd of wild
American bison.
Controlled hunts on Okla-
homa WMAs are different
than those held on Arkansas
WMAs. For starters, the only
entrance at Osage-Western
Wall is behind a locked gate.
During the four-day con-
trolled hunt, only permittees
Saturday
Nov. 24
Nov. 25
1:40 7:45
2:25 8:30
3:15 9:20
1:55 8:10
2:40 9:00
3:30 9:45
Nov. 26 4:00 10:10 4:20 10:40
Nov. 27 4:55 11:10 5:20 11:40
Nov. 28 5:55 0 6:25 12:10
Nov. 29 6:50 12:40 7:20 1:05
Nov. 30 7:50 1:40 8:20 2:05
10 Northwest Arkansas Striper Associa-
tion meeting. Cabela’s/Bass Pro Shops.
2300 S. Promenade Blvd., Rogers. Tony
Castro (479) 295-0231.
12 Hope chapter of Ducks Unlimited ban-
quet. Hope Country Club. Robbie Stavely
(870) 845-6345 or rstavely@myfthl.com
13 Beebe chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. National Guard Armory. Barry
Wolfe (501) 681-4286 or Wolfe.barry@
gmail.com
13 Hughes chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. Allison-Reinke Bldg.
Joseph Cupples (870) 270-0769 or
firefighterice424@yahoo.com
14 Poinsett County chapter of Ducks Un-
limited banquet. Trumann Recreational
Complex. John Jordan (870) 483-3447
or jaks1@ymail.com
JANUARY
4 Stuttgart chapter of Ducks Unlimited
banquet. Grand Prairie Center. Chad
Coleman (870) 995-3529 or cmcole-
man7906@gmail.com
14 Northwest Arkansas Striper Associa-
tion meeting. Cabela’s/Bass Pro Shops.
2300 S. Promenade Blvd., Rogers. Tony
Castro (479) 295-0231.
FEBRUARY
11 Northwest Arkansas Striper Associa-
tion meeting. Cabela’s/Bass Pro Shops.
2300 S. Promenade Blvd., Rogers. Tony
Castro (479) 295-0231.
Photo submitted by Stuart Finley
Arkansas Outdoors
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are allowed on the area. We
had to check in and check out
each day.
The first day was Nov.
7. All permittees attended a
mandatory meeting with John
Rempe, the area’s longtime
manager. The orientation
is an event. The permittees
socialized and enjoyed fresh
fried fish and hushpuppies.
Rempe explained the rules
and gave us the gate combi-
nation. One rule is that a suc-
cessful hunter may not move
a deer until Rempe examines
it. This discourages cheating.
There’s a big map of the area
on the exterior of the check-
in shack. Each hunter placed a
tack in the general area where
he was hunting.
Sixes are wild!
Day of miscues produces unlikely success
BRYAN HENDRICKS
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Mike Romine and I execut-
ed the same idea with random
precision.
Disappointed that we
hadn’t seen any mature bucks
recently on our remote cam-
eras, we decided — inde-
pendently and without con-
sultation — to temporarily re-
lax our standards for opening
week of modern gun deer sea-
son at the Old Belfast Hunting
Club in Grant County.
Only one member of our
club checked a deer on open-
ing day on the club’s score
sheet. It was a 100-pound
5-point shot by a guy using a
300 Winchester Magnum. He
is the quirkiest of an unusually
quirky group, and he is very
proud of that gun. He goes on
and on about how his deer
never run away.
Throughout muzzleloader
season, I saw only does. In the
past four years, I always see
at least one mature buck at
that time, as does Romine. He
usually kills two bucks a year,
and he almost always kills one
during the October muzzle-
loader season. This year, he
saw only does and yearlings,
plus the elderly 4-point that
tormented him daily.
On Tuesday, the tempera-
ture at sunrise was 19 degrees.
Romine arrived at the gate to
our lease to find the lock cased
in ice from the night’s rain.
“I sat in the truck and
pouted a little bit, and then
I remembered, ‘Hey, I got my
Little Buddy heater in the
truck,’ ” Romine said.
Romine fired up the heater,
placed it under the lock and
huddled around it to brace it
from the wind.
As I often do, I profited
from Romine’s resourceful-
ness. I intended to be in my
stand at dawn, but a miscom-
munication with Miss Laura
about our schedules delayed
my arrival. It was fortunate
because I don’t carry a Little
Buddy in my truck.
Nevertheless, I was pes-
simistic. I knew deer would
move on such a cold, clear,
windy morning, and I feared
I had missed the party.
My favorite stand over-
looks a long, wide fire lane in a
pine thicket. Deer in the open-
ing cannot see me until I am at
the ladder. I crept the last few
steps to the ladder, sidestep-
ping low greenbrier vines that
snag boots and scrape loudly
across fabric.
I did a double take at the
ladder. At the far end of the
fire lane, about 130 yards away,
was a deer feeding contentedly.
With no other option, I be-
gan climbing. The deer did not
notice.
Reaching the top, I un-
latched the door. Free from
the tension, it popped open
with a sharp crack. Still the
deer continued feeding.
The door groaned painfully
as I opened it. The deer was
oblivious.
“Thank you, Lord, for this
hard north wind,” I prayed si-
lently. It blew my scent away
from the door and doubtless
masked my noise.
Sliding my rifle into the
cupola, I climbed inside. The
stand rattled and shook. My
parka snagged on the edge of
the siding and made a hideous
scraping, popping noise.
Still, the deer did not look.
On my knees to keep my
Over the next few days, I day. Deer came out about minded me of a honey hole
developed friendships with 45 minutes before sunset. I found on Madison County
the folks that hunted in my On Saturday, he said deer WMA. It was a textbook fun-
general area. We compared surrounded him at dusk, in- nel in a little creek bottom
notes and shared informa- cluding a young 8-point buck between two ridges. I found
tion about what we saw. We that munched acorns as close a spot on a hillside where I
also noticed that as the days as 15 yards away. was invisible, but where I
progressed, all of the pins on “I wasn’t seeing anything had clear sight lines of up
the map moved progressively on the south end, so I went to 150 yards. That’s the kind
north. to the extreme north end and of secluded place where you
Deer followed four pat- got as far away from the road will see a mature buck.
terns. First, they were in the as I could,” he said. “I had to Not a single deer came
early stages of the pre-rut cross three or four creeks. through that crossing.
period. I’m soaked up to my waist That made me rue missing
Second, deer fed under right now, and I almost got Arkansas’s opening weekend
the bright moon and bedded ‘turned around’ on the way of modern gun season. On
all day. Successful hunters out.” the other hand, I applied my
killed their deer early in the Permittees were allowed best woodsmanship to hard
mornings as they returned to to kill one deer. Giant bucks hunting in a challenging but
their bedding areas, mostly inhabit the WMA, and every- potentially high-rewarding
from the Tallgrass Prairie one refrained from shooting environment. Sometimes it
Preserve. younger bucks until the third doesn’t work out. I left feel-
Third, deer don’t use food day. The exception was the ing energized and inspired.
plots at Osage-Western Wall guy that killed a 31/2-year old Back home, the first thing
until after dark. 12-point buck about an hour I did was check my remote
Fourth, deer on the north after the orientation. cameras. On Nov. 9-10, they
and east sides of the WMA After a day of intense showed only does and young
bedded in the thickest cov- scout hunting, I found a draw bucks.
er atop the ridges. One guy between two ridges on the I was relieved. I didn’t
sat near such a thicket all northeast boundary that re- miss a thing.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BRYAN HENDRICKS
Mike Romine of Mabelvale got his 2019 deer season off to a successful start Tuesday by taking this
6-point buck near dusk. More photos are available at arkansasonline.com/1117hunt.
head below the siding, I slowly
unfolded my metal chair and
placed it carefully in a proper
shooting position. I lifted my
binoculars. Only then did the
deer raise its head, but only to
check its immediate surround-
ings. The sunlight illuminated
a 6-point ivory colored crown.
It was a legal buck, the first
I’ve seen this season.
Resting the stock of my
Winchester Model 70 Extreme
Weather Stainless on the rail,
I dialed the scope to its full
10th power. The buck turned
to the side, and I touched off
a hand-loaded 7mm-08 car-
tridge tipped with a 139-grain
Hornady Interlock Spire Point
and 42 grains of IMR-4064. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BRYAN HENDRICKS
It was over that quick.
The shot knocked the buck The author killed this 6-point buck Tuesday in the most extraordi-
onto its back, but it was back nary of circumstances.
on its feet and gone just as
quickly. Amazingly, two small-
er bucks entered the clearing
30 seconds after the shot. A
couple of does soon joined
them. They stayed for about
one hour.
When they departed, I
went to the approximate spot
where the buck stood when I
shot. I found no hair or blood.
I approximated its path of de-
parture and walked a slightly
expanding circle until I found
a swatch of blood. From there,
the blood trail was apparent
and generous. I followed it
into a thicket and saw the tell-
tale flash of the buck’s white
belly. The shot was perfect.
Romine and I celebrated
back at camp over a hunter’s
lunch of fried bologna sand-
wiches on white bread with
store-brand mustard and a pot
of Campbell’s chicken noodle
soup. We cooked on Gas One
butane stoves that did not Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/BRYAN HENDRICKS
burn very hot in the cold. One Mike Romine and the author took a break from hunting Tuesday
of the stoves was battered, as by enjoying a lunch of bologna sandwiches and canned soup.
evidenced by its welded skillet
platform. My only visitors were two does son that sticks with me.
I bit into my sandwich, and two yearlings that appear Deer were plentiful in my
relishing yet another instance regularly on my camera. fire lane the next morning. I
when I profited from Romine’s At about 5 p.m., Romine texted Romine: “Was sorely
resourcefulness. sent a text. It said, “Sixes are tempted to ‘buck out’ with a
After chatting for a couple wild!” He killed a buck that young seven this morning.”
of hours, the sunlight reached looked identical to mine. Ro- “We’re on the board,” Ro-
a certain angle that told us it mine kills the biggest bucks at mine replied. “Need to wait
was time to resume hunting. Old Belfast, but he was thrilled for a mature one.”
We retired back to our stands. with his 6-point. That is a les- So I shall.
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FOSTER ROGERS won the boys Overall singles
FO ELLA COLEMAN made an impression in her
ti for the third year in a row with a straight-set
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tournament. Rogers lost only one game
match. Coleman had suffered a 6-2, 6-1 loss to
in four matches during the Class 4A state
Southerland in the 6A state finals, but took home the
tournament.
Overall championship after Southerland was forced to
retire in the middle of the second set with a back injury.

2019-2020 BOYS TENNIS TEAM 2019-2020 GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

FOSTER ROGERS Pulaski Academy Sr. ELLA COLEMAN Bentonville Fr.
HAYDEN SHOEMAKE Bentonville West Sr. PRESLEY SOUTHERLAND Mount St. Mary Sr.
KEETON DASSINGER Episcopal Collegiate Fr. JENNA PAYNE Jonesboro So.
JACKSON DAVIS Catholic Sr. CYDNEY ROGERS Valley View So.
PHIL ABSTON Little Rock Central Sr. JENNA BOHNERT Rogers So.
ZANDY DJURICA Little Rock Central Sr. GRACE LUEDERS Rogers So.
CONOR CLARDY Springdale Har-Ber Sr. SARAH SCHNERINGER Bentonville West Sr.
HAYDEN SWOPE Springdale Har-Ber Jr. KRISTYN TAPPANA Bentonville West Sr.
EVAN HURT Jonesboro Sr. MC COWEN Hot Springs Lakeside Sr.
JONATHON BARBER Jonesboro Sr. ISABELLA CALHOUN Hot Springs Lakeside Sr.
CONNOR ELLIOTT Pulaski Academy Jr. SARAH GODFREY Mountain Home Jr.
JACK LEWIS Pulaski Academy Jr. MACIE HEIDE Mountain Home Fr.

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8C v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v College football

Injury to Tagovailoa sullies

Bama’s convincing victory
SEC
NO. 5 ALABAMA 38,
MISSISSIPPI ST. 7
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
STARKVILLE, Miss. —
What was planned to be the
last series of the day for Tua
Tagovailoa ended in the final
play of his season — and may-
be his Alabama career.
The Crimson Tide’s star
quarterback will miss the rest
of the season after dislocating AP/ROGELIO V. SOLIS
his right hip in the first half of
Alabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is carted off the field after
No. 5 Alabama’s 38-7 victory injuring his hip in the first half Saturday against Mississippi State
over Mississippi State on Sat- in Starkville, Miss. Tagovailoa was flown by helicopter to the St.
AP/BUTCH DILL
urday. Vincent’s Medical Center in Birmingham, Ala.
Tagovailoa, the poten-
Georgia wide receiver Dominick Blaylock dives into the end zone for a score as Auburn’s Christian tial top pick in April’s NFL last month. Alabama faces
Tutt defends during the first half Saturday in Auburn, Ala. The Bulldogs won 21-14. draft, was injured while being Western Carolina next week SEC standings
dragged down by two Bull- before finishing the season at WESTERN DIVISION

Georgia withstands rally dogs late in the first half, with

the Tide up four touchdowns.
He was flown by helicopter to
the St. Vincent’s Medical Cen-
Auburn.
Tailback Najee Harris
warned reporters that he
wasn’t in the mood to answer
CONF.
LSU.....................................6-0
Alabama .............................6-1
Texas A&M .........................4-2
ALL
10-0
9-1
7-3

to clinch SEC East title
SEC/TOP 25
NO. 4 GEORGIA 21,
NO. 12 AUBURN 14
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
AUBURN, Ala. — Geor-
gia’s defense entered the
fourth quarter vying for an-
other shutout. The No. 4
Bulldogs ended it with two
big stops — and another di-
vision title.
In between, things got in-
teresting.
Jake Fromm passed for
three touchdowns and Geor-
gia’s defense delivered in the
clutch, clinching the SEC
Eastern Division with a 21-14
victory over No. 12 Auburn
on Saturday.
“Our kids were very resil-
ient to come into this place
and lose momentum — obvi-
ously lose momentum — and
be able to go back out and
get it,” Georgia Coach Kirby
Smart said. “I thought that
showed some fortitude and
ability to handle some tough,
adverse things.”
The Bulldogs (9-1, 6-1)
sailed through three quarters
with a 21-0 lead before Au-
burn (7-3, 4-3) rallied in the
fourth.
Georgia held on to become
the first team to win three
consecutive SEC East titles
since Florida won five in a
row from 1992-96.
“It’s special and speaks a
lot about this football pro-
gram, our head coach and
about our team in the locker
room,” Fromm said. “Guys
who are willing to come in
and do whatever it takes.”
Fromm and De’Andre
Swift produced enough to
keep the Bulldogs on track
for a shot at the College
Football Playoff. Most of
the way, though, it was clear
the game featured two of the
league’s top defenses.
Auburn scored two
touchdowns in the fourth,
then had a pair of drives
stopped on fourth down in
the final minutes. Freshman
Bo Nix threw three incom-
pletions and was sacked on
the Tigers’ final drive start-
ing from their 27.
Fromm was 13-of-28 pass-
ing for just 110 yards, but had
a 51-yard touchdown pass to
Dominick Blaylock and a
pair of 5-yarders to Eli Wolf
and Brian Herrien. Swift ran
for 106 yards on 17 carries.
Nix completed 30 of 50
passes for 245 yards and a
touchdown. He also ran 13
times for 42 yards. Seth Wil-
liams caught 13 passes for 121
yards.
Williams had a catch
overturned by replay of-
ficials on the penultimate
drive. He appeared to get his
right foot down but the ball
was wobbling as Williams
went out of bounds.
“We had the momentum
and the crowd was in it,”
Auburn coach Gus Malzahn
said. “We got the ball down
to the 22-yard line and we
thought we had a comple-
tion. They overturned it and
it looked like an NFL catch
to me. That was a tough one,
a real tough one.”
Georgia, which has won
15 of the last 19 meetings
between the two teams, was
outgained 329-251.
The Tigers finally scored
on Nix’s 3-yard touchdown
pass to Eli Stove with 10:04
left, taking advantage of a
pass interference call on the
previous third-down play. Au-
burn appeared to recover an
onside kick but it was over-
turned upon review because
of an illegal block by Anthony
Schwartz.
A Georgia three-and-out
and three minutes later, Nix
dove into the end zone for a
2-yard score after a play fake.
It was the first rushing
touchdown the Bulldogs had
allowed all season.
Auburn again drove into
Georgia territory with Nix
running for 8 yards on a
fourth-and-5 play. Harold
Joiner couldn’t collect a pass
that was slightly behind him
on the next fourth-down play.
“It was a sprint out and I
threw it behind Harold,” Nix
said. “You can’t make mis-
takes like that.”
Smart didn’t give his de-
fense too much credit for that
one.
“The guy just missed the
ball, it looked like to me,”
Smart said. “He was wide
open. I can’t say that we
stopped them. We got them
to fourth down and they gave
us a gift.”
ter in Birmingham, Ala. Hours
later the school announced he
has suffered a dislocated right
hip.
“He is undergoing further
testing to determine the best
course of treatment,” Alabama
team orthopedic surgeon Lyle
Cain said in a statement. “He
is expected to make a full re-
covery but will miss the re-
mainder of the season.”
Tagovailoa had been nurs-
ing an ankle injury and Ala-
bama was considering hold-
ing him out of this game. The
junior needed surgery four
weeks ago for a high ankle
sprain on his right leg that
caused him to miss a game
and a half.
Alabama Coach Nick Sa-
ban said the plan was to re-
move Tagovailoa from the
game before the series when
the quarterback was injury. Al-
abama was leading 35-7, but it
was decided to let Tagovailoa
play one more possession to
get some work in the two-min-
ute drill.
“We can second-guess
ourselves all we want,” Saban
said. “We told Mac (Jones) to
warm up and we were going
to go two-minute before the
half. Tua wanted to play in
the game and so I don’t really
make a lot of decisions wor-
rying if a guy is going to get
hurt.”
Tagovailoa was 14 of 18 for
256 yards and 2 touchdown
passes against Mississippi
State, giving him 31 TD pass-
es on the season. He was re-
placed by Jones, who went 7
for 11 for 94 yards.
Jones led the Crimson
Tide to an easy victory when
he started against Arkansas
questions, saying: “I’m just
hurt about our quarterback,
what happened to our quar-
terback.”
“He means a lot to our
team,” Harris said. “It’s our
guy. I came here at the same
time he did. Been friends with
him since my freshman sea-
son. For him to go down like
that really hurts.”
The Crimson Tide (9-1, 6-1)
were coming off a 46-41 loss to
LSU that nudged it out of Col-
lege Football Playoff position
to fifth in the latest selection
committee rankings. Now Al-
abama is facing the possibility
of trying to impress the com-
mittee without Tagovailoa, the
Heisman Trophy runner-up
from last season.
NO. 1 LSU 58, MISSISSIPPI 37
OXFORD, Miss. — Joe Burrow threw
for 489 yards and five touchdowns as
No. 1 LSU built a big lead and held off
Mississippi.
Coming off an emotional 46-41 home
win at Alabama last week, the Tigers (10-
0, 6-0) scored on four of their first five
possessions to jump out to a 28-0 lead
over the Rebels (4-7, 2-5).
The teams combined for 1,328 yards of
total offense, including 714 by the Tigers.
Burrow completed 32 of 42 passes, in-
cluding touchdown passes of 34, 51 and
61 yards to Ja’Marr Chase (227 yards).
Burrow completed 17 consecutive
passes at one point to set a school re-
cord. He threw two interceptions in the
second half as Ole Miss climbed closer,
but put the game away with a 61-yard
touchdown pass to Chase with 5:11
remaining.
NO. 11 FLORIDA 23,
MISSOURI 6
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Kyle Trask threw
two touchdown passes after a sluggish
first half by No. 11 Florida.
Trask completed 23 of 35 passes for
282 yards. That was plenty of offense for
Florida (9-2, 6-2), which held Missouri to
204 total yards.
Auburn................................4-3
Mississippi State ................2-5
Mississippi .........................2-5
Arkansas .................... 0-6
7-3
4-6
4-7
2-8
EASTERN DIVISION
CONF. ALL
Georgia ...............................6-1 9-1
Florida.................................6-2 9-2
Tennessee...........................3-3 5-5
Kentucky.............................3-5 5-5
South Carolina ...................3-5 4-7
Missouri .............................2-4 5-5
Vanderbilt ...........................1-6 2-8
SATURDAY’S GAMES
(5) Alabama 38, Mississippi State 7
(11) Florida 23, Missouri 6
(4) Georgia 21, (12) Auburn 14
Kentucky 38, Vanderbilt 14
(1) LSU 58, Mississippi 37
Texas A&M 30, South Carolina 6
Linebacker Jon Greenard spent most
of the day in the Tigers’ backfield, fin-
ishing with two sacks and five tackles for
loss. The Tigers (5-5, 2-4) have lost four
consecutive games and haven’t scored a
touchdown in the last two.
TEXAS A&M 30,
SOUTH CAROLINA 6
HOUSTON — Kellen Mond threw for
221 yards and a touchdown and ran for
a second score as Texas A&M extended
its winning streak to four games with a
victory over South Carolina.
Cordarrian Richardson ran for 130
yards, including a 75-yard touchdown,
and added a TD reception to help the Ag-
gies to the victory on a night they piled
up 319 yards rushing.
With just four wins and one game left
the loss guarantees that the Gamecocks
(4-7, 3-5) won’t make a bowl game for
the first time in four seasons.
KENTUCKY 38,
VANDERBILT 14
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Kentucky rushed
for a season-high 398 yards and kept
its bowl hopes alive with a victory over
Vanderbilt.
Lynn Bowden and Chris Rodriguez
both rushed for over 100 yards for the
Wildcats (5-5, 3-5).
Rodriguez led the way, rushing for 129
yards and two touchdowns against the
Commodores (2-8, 1-6).

Oklahoma rallies from 25-point deficit to take down Baylor

CFP TOP 25 punted again. four touchdowns and No. 15 Michigan a 36-yard field goal as time expired and
Charlie Brewer threw two How the CFP top 25 fared handed Michigan State its fifth consec- Iowa State knocked off Texas to snap a
NO. 10 OKLAHOMA 34, utive loss. two-game losing streak.
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NO. 13 BAYLOR 31 The Wolverines (8-2, 5-2) scored 24 Brock Purdy had 354 yards passing
Mims and ran for two more in (1) LSU (10-0) beat Mississippi 58-37 arkansasonline.com/1117lsu
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS consecutive points after giving up the and two TDs for the Cyclones (6-4, 4-3
the first half when the Bears (2) Ohio State (10-0) beat Rutgers 56-21 arkansasonline.com/1117ohio first touchdown and coasted to their Big 12). They beat the Longhorns (6-4,
WACO, Texas — Gabe jumped out to a 28-3 lead. (3) Clemson (11-0) beat Wake Forest 52-3 arkansasonline.com/1117clemson most lopsided win in the rivalry since a 4-3) for just the third time in 17 tries
Brkic kicked a 31-yard field NO. 2 OHIO STATE 56, (4) Georgia (9-1) beat (12) Auburn 21-14 arkansasonline.com/1117georgia 49-3 victory in 2002. The Spartans (4-6, despite blowing a 13-point lead.
goal with 1:45 left after Jalen RUTGERS 21 (5) Alabama (9-1) beat Mississippi State 38-7 arkansasonline.com/1117bama 2-5) must win at Rutgers and against NO. 20 IOWA 23,
Hurts threw four touchdown PISCATAWAY, N.J. — Justin Fields (6) Oregon (8-1) vs. Arizona, (n) — Maryland to be bowl eligible.
NO. 8 MINNESOTA 19
passes in a big comeback as threw for a career-high 305 yards and (7) Utah (9-1) beat UCLA 49-3 arkansasonline.com/1117utah NO. 16 NOTRE DAME 52, IOWA CITY, Iowa — Nate Stanley
No. 10 Oklahoma kept its matched his best with four touchdown (8) Minnesota (9-1) lost to (20) Iowa 23-19 arkansasonline.com/1117iowa NO. 23 NAVY 20 threw for two touchdown passes and
playoff hopes alive and ended passes to lead Ohio State. (9) Penn State (9-1) beat Indiana 34-27 arkansasonline.com/1117penn SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Chase Claypool Tyler Goodson ran for a score and Iowa
Favored by a 51 points, the Buckeyes (10) Oklahoma (9-1) beat (13) Baylor 34-31 arkansasonline.com/1117okla
No. 13 Baylor’s bid for an un- caught four touchdown passes to match handed Minnesota its first loss.
(10-0, 7-0 Big Ten) rolled to their 16th
defeated season, beating the consecutive victory over the past two (11) Florida (9-2) beat Missouri 23-6 arkansasonline.com/1117fla a school record and No. 16 Notre Dame The Hawkeyes (7-3, 4-3 Big Ten)
Bears 34-31 on Saturday night. seasons. J.K. Dobbins ran for two touch- (12) Auburn (7-3) lost to (4) Georgia 21-14 arkansasonline.com/1117georgia shut down Navy’s triple-option. struck quickly, scoring touchdowns on
Ian Book completed 14 of 20 pass- their first three possessions, then held off
While the Sooners (9-1, 6-1 downs and cornerback Shaun Wade set (13) Baylor (9-1) lost to (10) Oklahoma 34-31 arkansasonline.com/1117okla
es for 284 yards and five touchdowns Minnesota’s charge in the second half for
(14) Wisconsin (8-2) beat Nebraska 37-21 arkansasonline.com/1117wisc
Big 12) were without stand- up two early TDs with an interception and (15) Michigan (8-2) beat Michigan State 44-10 arkansasonline.com/1117mich before exiting midway through the third their first victory over a ranked opponent
out receiver CeeDee Lamb, a forced fumble. (16) Notre Dame (8-2) beat (23) Navy 52-20 arkansasonline.com/1117dame quarter and the Irish (8-2) up 45-3. this season.
Hurts was 30-of-42 passing NO. 3 CLEMSON 52, (17) Cincinnati (9-1) beat South Florida 20-17 arkansasonline.com/1117cincy NO. 17 CINCINNATI 20, NO. 22 OKLAHOMA STATE 31,
for 297 yards with all of his WAKE FOREST 3 (18) Memphis (9-1) beat Houston 45-27 arkansasonline.com/1117memphis SOUTH FLORIDA 17 KANSAS 13
TDs coming after Baylor took CLEMSON, S.C.— Trevor Lawrence (19) Texas (6-4) lost to Iowa State 23-21 arkansasonline.com/1117texas TAMPA, Fla. — Sam Crosa kicked a STILLWATER, Okla. — Chuba Hubbard
a 28-3 lead early in the sec- tied his career high with four touch- (20) Iowa (7-3) beat (8) Minnesota 23-19 arkansasonline.com/1117iowa 37-yarder field goal as time expired to ran for 122 yards and two touchdowns
ond quarter. The quarterback, downs, three to Tee Higgins, and Clem- (21) Boise State (8-1) vs. New Mexico 28-0 — give No. 17 Cincinnati a victory over and caught two passes for 42 yards for
who had three turnovers, also son won its 26th consecutive game and (22) Oklahoma State (7-3) beat Kansas 31-13 arkansasonline.com/1117oklast South Florida and at least a share of Oklahoma State.
completed a second-consecutive perfect the American Athletic Conference East Dillon Stoner caught five passes for a
ran for 114 yards. ACC regular season.
(23) Navy (7-2) lost to (16) Notre Dame 52-20 arkansasonline.com/1117dame
division title. career-high 150 yards and two touch-
Baylor (9-1, 6-1), which had The Tigers (11-0, 8-0) opened quickly
(24) Kansas State (6-4) lost to West Virginia 24-20 arkansasonline.com/1117kstate
The Bearcats (8-1, 6-0) rallied from a downs and Spencer Sanders passed
its 11-game winning streak and, after an uncomfortable stretch of (25) Appalachian State (9-1) beat Georgia St. 56-27 arkansasonline.com/1117appstate 10-point halftime deficit to win for the for 168 yards and a touchdown for the
snapped, joined No. 8 Minne- four series with a field goal, turned it on Sean Clifford scored three touchdowns Aaron Cruickshank returned a kickoff 89 eighth consecutive time, getting touch- Cowboys (7-3, 4-3 Big 12).
sota in losing their first games again right before halftime to win their leading Penn State past Indiana. yards for a score and Wisconsin (8-2, down runs from Michael Warren and WEST VIRGINIA 24,
Saturday. The only remaining 11th in a row over the Demon Deacons Penn State (9-1, 6-1) is at No. 2 Ohio 5-2 Big Ten) beat Nebraska (4-6, 2-5). Gerrid Doaks before Desmond Ridder
NO. 24 KANSAS STATE 20
undefeated FBS teams are No. (7-3, 3-3). State next week with the top spot in the Taylor had 221 rushing yards against led an 11-play, 60-yard drive to.
MANHATTAN, Kan. — West Virginia
1 LSU, No. 2 Ohio State and NO. 7 UTAH 49, UCLA 3 Big Ten East on the line. the Cornhuskers last year and 249 in NO. 18 MEMPHIS 45, cornerback Hakeem Bailey intercept-
No. 3 Clemson. SALT LAKE CITY — Zack Moss ran for Clifford also completed 11 of 23 pass- 2017. The junior had his 11th 200-yard HOUSTON 27 ed Kansas State quarterback Skylar
O k l a h o m a e r a s e d a 127 yards and two touchdowns and add- es for 179 yards and ran for 55 yards. game, moving into a four-way tie for HOUSTON — Brady White threw for Thompson’s floating pass toward the
three-touchdown halftime ed 65 receiving yards to help No. 7 Utah Journey Brown rushed 21 times for 100 most in a career by an FBS player. 341 yards and five touchdowns and ran end zone in the closing seconds, allow-
(9-1, 6-1 Pac-12) rout UCLA (4-6, 4-3). yards and added a score. With Penn The Badgers (8-2, 5-2 Big Ten) quick- for another score for Memphis. ing the Mountaineers (4-6, 2-5 Big 12)
deficit and tied the game at 31- Moss moved into second-place for State ahead by a field goal with 10:45 ly erased a 14-10 deficit in the second White completed 22 of 33 passes. to escape with an upset of the Wildcats
all on Hurts’ 2-yard TD pass career all-purpose yardage at Utah. Ty- to play, Clifford led an 18-play, 75-yard quarter. Jack Coan threw over the middle Damonte Coxie caught four passes for (6-4, 3-4).
to Brayden Willis with 5:25 ler Huntley threw for a season-high 335 drive that ate 9:01 off the clock and end- to A.J. Taylor, who spun away from two 93 yards and two touchdowns, Antonio NO. 25 APPALACHIAN ST. 56,
left. The Bears had run only yards and two touchdowns on 14-of-18 ed when he plunged in from a yard out defenders and ran the rest of the way Gibson had four catches for 93 yards
seven plays for 35 yards in the passing. Brant Kuithe had a career-high to put the game out of reach. untouched for a 55-yard touchdown.
GEORGIA STATE 27
and a score, and Calvin Austin caught ATLANTA — Zac Thomas passed for
second half until that point, 132 yards and a TD on five catches. NO. 14 WISCONSIN 37, NO. 15 MICHIGAN 44, five passes for 81 yards and a score. four touchdowns and ran for another,
and their only first down had NO. 9 PENN STATE 34, NEBRASKA 21 MICHIGAN STATE 10 IOWA STATE 23, and Darrynton Evans had 131 yards
been on a play when JaMy- INDIANA 27 LINCOLN, Neb. — Jonathan Taylor ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Shea Patterson NO. 19 TEXAS 21 rushing and a score as Appalachian State
cal Hasty fumbled, and then STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — Quarterback ran for 204 yards and two touchdowns, threw for a season-high 384 yards and AMES, Iowa — Connor Assalley kicked beat Georgia State.

EAST
Albany (NY) 24, New Hampshire 17
Army 47, VMI 6
Brown 48, Columbia 24
Bryant 20, Duquesne 16
Bucknell 20, Georgetown 17
CCSU 49, Robert Morris 28
Colgate 16, Lafayette 0
Cornell 20, Dartmouth 17
Delaware 17, Stony Brook 10
Holy Cross 49, Fordham 27
Jacksonville 52, Marist 45, 2OT
Maine 34, Rhode Island 30
Merrimack 57, Franklin Pierce 0
Morgan St. 59, Va. Lynchburg 26
Norfolk St. 33, Delaware St. 17
Ohio St. 56, Rutgers 21
Penn 24, Harvard 20
Penn St. 34, Indiana 27
Sacred Heart 13, Lehigh 6
St. Francis (Pa.) 42, Wagner 8
Temple 29, Tulane 21
Yale 51, Princeton 14
MIDWEST
Butler 24, Valparaiso 21
Cent. Michigan 45, Ball St. 44
Dayton 46, Drake 29
Florida 23, Missouri 6
Illinois St. 17, Missouri St. 12
Indiana St. 24, Youngstown St. 17
Iowa 23, Minnesota 19
Iowa St. 23, Texas 21
SAT U R D AY ’ S S C O R E S
Michigan 44, Michigan St. 10
N. Dakota St. 49, South Dakota 14
North Dakota 45, N. Colorado 38
Northwestern 45, UMass 6
Notre Dame 52, Navy 20
S. Dakota St. 38, N. Iowa 7
S. Illinois 45, W. Illinois 21
SE Missouri 26, E. Illinois 12
West Virginia 24, Kansas St. 20
Wisconsin 37, Nebraska 21
SOUTH
Alabama 38, Mississippi St. 7
Alabama-Birmingham 37, UTEP 10
Alcorn St. 34, Alabama A&M 28
Appalachian St. 56, Georgia St. 27
Austin Peay 42, Murray St. 7
Charleston Southern 27, Presbyterian 7
Tenn.-Chattanooga 34, The Citadel 33
Cincinnati 20, South Florida 17
Clemson 52, Wake Forest 3
Davidson 42, Stetson 14
E. Kentucky 22, Tennessee Tech 10
ETSU 38, Mercer 33
Florida A&M 39, Howard 7
Florida St. 49, Alabama St. 12
Georgia 21, Auburn 14
Georgia Southern 51, La.-Monroe 29
Grambling St. 40, MVSU 0
James Madison 48, Richmond 6
Kennesaw St. 50, Hampton 7
Kentucky 38, Vanderbilt 14
LSU 58, Mississippi 37
La.-Lafayette 37, South Alabama 27
Louisville 34, NC State 20
Monmouth (NJ) 47, Campbell 10
NC A&T 47, Bethune-Cookman 17
Nicholls 34, McNeese St. 20
North Alabama 34, Gardner-Webb 30
Rice 31, Middle Tennessee 28
SC State 24, NC Central 0
Samford 31, W. Carolina 13
Southern U. 40, Jackson St. 34
Syracuse 49, Duke 6
Towson 31, William & Mary 10
Tenn.-Martin 28, Tennessee St. 17
Virginia Tech 45, Georgia Tech 0
Wofford 24, Furman 7
SOUTHWEST
Arkansas St. 28, Coastal Carolina 27
C. Arkansas 30, Stephen F. Austin 7
Houston Baptist 31, Lamar 26
Memphis 45, Houston 27
Northwestern St. 31, S. Houston St. 28
Oklahoma 34, Baylor 31
Oklahoma St. 31, Kansas 13
Prairie View 41, Edward Waters 14
SE Louisiana 35, Abilene Christian 14
Southern Miss. 36, UTSA 17
TCU 33, Texas Tech 31
Texas A&M 30, South Carolina 6
Troy 63, Texas St. 27
FAR WEST
Air Force 38, Colorado St. 21
BYU 42, Idaho St. 10
E. Washington 42, Cal Poly 41
Hawaii 21, UNLV 7
Montana 35, Weber St. 16
Montana St. 27, UC Davis 17
New Mexico St. 41, Incarnate Word 28
Oregon St. 35, Arizona St. 34
S. Utah 31, N. Arizona 30
Sacramento St. 31, Idaho 7
San Diego 52, Morehead St. 20
Utah 49, UCLA 3
Utah St. 26, Wyoming 21
Washington St. 49, Stanford 22

Yurachek understands the urgency, but in no rush
TOM MURPHY
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
FAYETTEVILLE — The
University of Arkansas’ search
for a head football coach hit
the one-week mark today.
Second-year Athletic Di-
rector Hunter Yurachek said
Monday he would begin put-
ting feelers out to see who is
truly interested in the position
and that he’ll keep all the can-
didates under his hat.
Certainly he has top targets
in mind to replace the fired
Chad Morris, but interviewing
those coaches might take until
after Thanksgiving or possibly
later.
Yurchek indicated Monday
he would not be in a big rush
to make the hire, but he said
the looming signing period of
Dec. 18-20 would add a degree
of urgency to the search.
Most college teams wrap
up their regular seasons on
Thanksgiving weekend (Nov.
28-30), including the Razor-
backs against Missouri in Little
Rock on Nov. 29. Conference
championship games finish
Dec. 7.
“The timing of this change
gives me a little bit longer
runway to really do my due
diligence on this search and
make sure we get the right
candidate in here and that we
allow that right candidate the
time they need to build a pro-
gram,” Yurachek said. “Obvi-
ously it’s going to take steps.
That first step is we’ve just got
to be competitive.
“We’ve got to put a compet-
itive product out on that field
that we all feel proud to sup-
port Saturday after Saturday.
And then from that compet-
itiveness will come wins and
those wins will start to mul-
tiply year after year. But first
thing we’ve just got to put a
competitive product out there
on the field.”
Yurachek noted the incen-
tive of giving the next coach
time to prepare for the De-
cember signing period, an
event that negatively afffected
Morris’ first staff in 2017, the
first year of the early sign-
ing period. Morris officially
agreed to terms on Dec. 6, giv-
ing him and his staff roughly
two weeks to work with to ink
early signees.
“Obviously the early sign-
ing period is key, because
we’ve got some recruits that
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have committed to the Univer-
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our new coaching staff an op-
portunity to recruit addition-
ally prior to that signing day,”
Yurachek said.
“And so giving them a
runway to do that is import-
ant. But … we’re not going to
be in a rush. We’ve still got
three weeks left in the regu-
lar season, and another week
for conference championship
games, so we’ve got a little bit
of time to get this search done
the right way and get the right
person in here, and still allow
them time to recruit.”
Factions abound among
Arkansas fans who are debat-
ing the merits of the so-called
favorites for the job, coaches
like Mike Norvell at Memphis,
Mike Leach at Washington
State, Lane Kiffin at Florida
Atlantic, Gus Malzahn at Au-
burn and others.
A group of former Arkansas
offensive linemen have made it
known they’d
like to see Sam
Pittman, the
Hogs’ O-line
coach from
2013-15, get an
interview for
the position.
Pittman is
currently the
associate head Pittman
coach at Geor-
gia, a similar position to what
he held at Arkansas under Bret
Bielema.
Pittman’s head coaching
experience is limited to a
stint in 1992-93 at Hutchinson
(Kan.) College. Since then,
Pittman — who will turn 58
on Nov. 28 — has risen up the
ranks during stops at Northern
Illinois, Cincinnati, Oklahoma,
Western Michigan, Missouri,
Kansas, North Carolina, Ten-
nessee and Arkansas.
Former Arkansas quarter-
back Clint Stoerner has put
in a strong recommendation
for Leach, who is a favorite of
national media for his quirky
personality, love of pirates and
ability to find humor in the
sometimes un-funny arena
of big-time college athletics.
Leach, 58, has shown strong
interest in making a return to
the SEC as a head coach after
working with Hal Mumme at
Kentucky in 1997-98.
Norvell, a record-setting
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wideout at the University of drawn support. victory to cap his career. and other Power 5 head coach-
Central Arkansas, is seen as Nutt had a 75-48 record in Petrino was fired for cause es and coordinators.
an up-and- 10 seasons with the Razor- in April 2012, leaving a loaded A writer for the Banner So-
comer at age backs from 1998-2007. He led offensive roster in the lurch, ciety said this week that for-
38 who could the Razorbacks to a pair of after the motorcycle wreck mer Tennessee coach Butch
also be in play SEC Championship Games that led to the discovery of Jones, now an analyst at Ala-
for the Florida and three SEC West titles. his mistress being hired into bama, is a candidate.
State opening. There was fracturing in the an auxiliary position over Yurachek showed an out-
His Memphis fan base the last two years of more-qualified candidates. side-the-box style in his men’s
team entered his tenure, some of it due to An online petition has been basketball coaching search
the weekend the hiring of Malzahn as of- created in support of Petrino, earlier this year that led to the
ranked 20th fensive coordinator in 2006 and it has received more than hiring of Eric Musselman, so
nationally in Norvell at the urging of then-athletic 12,600 signatures as of Satur- there is a strong chance he is
total offense director Frank Broyles. Nutt day afternoon. The UA Board considering candidates who
with 475.4 yards per game. said on Little Rock radio sta- of Trustees passed legislation are not necessarily on the ra-
The Tigers entered Satur- tion KABZ-FM, 103.7, that he in 2013 that prevented employ- dar.
day’s game at Houston with an had interest in the position, ees who had been fired for Those candidates may or
8-1 record and ranked No. 18 but only if he felt the fan base cause to be rehired. However, may not be identified during
in the College Football Play- was largely unified. that ruling does not apply to the search or later.
off rankings. They are one Petrino will always be a po- Petrino because it was passed “As will be the case through-
spot behind Cincinnati in the larizing figure after his firing. out this entire process, I’m not
rankings that will determine for Arkansas Other logical candidates going to comment on anyone
the Group of 5 representative fans. His on- include Iowa State’s Matt who could or will not be a po-
in the New Year’s Six bowl field success Campbell, Boise State’s Bryan tential candidate for this job
lineup. from 2008-11 is Harsin, Liberty’s Hugh Freeze, other than to say, we will have
Malzahn parlayed strong unquestioned. Louisiana Tech’s Skip Holtz, a very strong candidate pool,”
interest from the Razorbacks The Razor- Florida International’s Butch Yurachek said Monday.
in 2017 into a seven-year, $49 backs went 34- Davis, SMU’s Sonny Dykes, “I want to get the best per-
million deal that has a buyout 17 during that Alabama-Birmingham’s Bill son in here to lead our foot-
of roughly $27 million from span, includ- Clark, Appalachian State’s Eli- ball program, so on that list
Auburn’s standpoint on Dec. ing 21 victories Petrino ah Drinkwitz, Tulane’s Willie you mentioned current sitting
1. Two years ago, Malzahn was in his final two Fritz, Louisiana-Lafayette’s Bil- head coaches, coordinators,
coming off home victories seasons, the school’s lone BCS ly Napier, Alabama offensive former head coaches. All of
over Georgia and Alabama, bowl berth and a Sugar Bowl coordinator Steve Sarkisian, those will be considered.”
and was headed toward the
SEC Championship Game
when Arkansas inquired.
This season, the Tigers en-
tered Saturday’s home game
against Georgia with a 7-2 re-
STILL SEARCHING FOR THE
cord and still have the Crim-
son Tide remaining on their
schedule.
Lane Kiffin, 44, is an in-
triguing candidate because
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2007 when he was head coach
of the Oakland Raiders and
was also in consideration two
years ago when interim Arkan-
sas AD Julie Cromer Peoples
and the campus brass chose
Morris.
Additionally, he was a fi-
nalist for the University of
Houston head coaching job in
2016 when Yurachek was the
Cougars’ athletic director.
Kiffin’s father Monte, cur-
rently a defensive analyst for
his son at Florida Atlantic,
was defensive coordinator at
Arkansas under Lou Holtz on
strong defensive units from
1977-79.
A couple of former Arkan-
sas head coaches, Houston
Nutt and Bobby Petrino, have
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ASU
v Continued from Page 1C
The culprits of ASU’s two
fourth-quarter turnovers —
Hatcher threw a pick, and
Merritt fumbled a kickoff re-
turn — had rallied to save the
Red Wolves (6-4, 4-2 Sun Belt
Conference) and secure bowl
eligibility for a ninth consec-
utive season.
“I think it’s one of those
bittersweet things. Think
that’s the game of football as
well — you got to find a way
to win on your bad days,” said
Hatcher, who completed 24
of 35 passes for 305 yards, 3
touchdowns and 2 intercep-
tions. “This was definitely a
bad day until the last minute
and a half of that drive.”
ASU had five turnovers,
including three fumbles, and
was outgained 412-376 in
yards. Coastal Carolina (4-6,
1-5) held the ball for 41:13 com-
pared with the Red Wolves’
18:47, and ASU committed a
season-high 14 penalties for
116 yards.
ASU Coach Blake Ander-
son arrived in the postgame
media room with an expres-
sion and tone resembling that
of a losing coach.
“[As] frustrated as I think
I’ve been as a head coach,
maybe as embarrassed as I
have been as a head coach, in
terms of how undisciplined
that we played,” Anderson
said. “I told the guys in the
locker room that I’m excited
to be bowl eligible and found
a way to get a win … but be-
yond that, not pleased in pret-
ty much any area.”
The defense delivered one
of its better performances of
the season. The Red Wolves
forced three turnovers of
their own — including a pick-
six in the third quarter to take
a 14-13 lead — and made four
fourth-down stops. Aggres-
sive all night, Coastal Caro-
lina finished 5 of 9 on fourth
downs.
“They don’t respect us,”
junior defensive end Wil-
liam Bradley-King said when
asked why he thought the
Chanticleers kept going for it.
Central Arkansas running back Carlos Blackman (23) stiff-arms a Stephen F. Austin defender Sat-
urday during the Bears’ 30-7 victory over the Lumberjacks at Estes Stadium in Conway. Blackman
rushed for 83 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries.
UCA
v Continued from Page 1C
in a four-way tie for first
place. The victory left the
Bears in a three-way tie with
Nicholls State and Southeast-
ern Louisiana with one regu-
lar-season game left for each
team. Nicholls is scheduled
to play at Southeastern Loui-
siana on Thursday. UCA is set
for a game at Incarnate Word
on Friday.
One victory away from a
share of the Southland title,
Brown said the balance UCA
exhibited against Stephen F.
Austin was perfectly timed.
“We have a good group,”
Brown said. “We have a
chance to play for a champi-
onship this week, and that’s
such a testament to our guys
and all the time and effort
they put in.”
UCA rushed for a sea-
son-high 263 yards, led by
junior Kierre Crossley with
11 carries for 94 yards and
senior Carlos Blackman with
16 rushes for 94 yards and 1
touchdown. Sophomore quar-
terback Breylin Smith passed
for 169 yards and 2 touch-
downs, and UCA’s defense
held the Lumberjacks to 73
second-half yards and a total
of 232.
“Tonight we just came out
and said, ‘We’re going to run
the ball,’ ’’ Blackman said. “
‘We’re going to run it by any
means.’ Our O-line got it to-
gether, and we started run-
ning. We got it going.”
Turnovers were a first-half
staple as Stephen F. Austin
lost three fumbles, and Smith
threw two interceptions for
UCA. Ten of UCA’s 13 first-
half points followed turn-
overs.
UCA completed its first
Sun Belt standings
WESTERN DIVISION
CONF.
La.-Lafayette.......................5-1
Arkansas State ............. 4-2
La.-Monroe.........................3-3
Texas State .........................2-4
South Alabama...................0-6
EASTERN DIVISION
CONF. ALL
Appalachian State ..............5-1
Georgia Southern ...............4-2
Georgia State......................3-3
Troy ....................................3-3 5-5
Coastal Carolina .................1-5
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Arkansas St. 28, Coastal Carolina 27
Georgia Southern 51, La.-Monroe 29
Troy 63, Texas State 27
La.-Lafayette 37, South Alabama 27
(25) Appalachian St. 56, Georgia St. 27
On the game’s opening
drive, ASU junior defensive
end Noel Iwuchukwu stuffed
Coastal Carolina running
back CJ Marable on fourth
and 1 at ASU’s 13. Marable
finished with 142 yards and a
touchdown on 28 carries.
On the Chanticleers’ next
series, after a Cody Grace 43-
yard punt had pinned them
at the 5, junior linebacker Ta-
jhea Chambers laid a lick on
quarterback Bryce Carpenter
to force a fumble, which Brad-
ley-King pounced on.
Three plays later, Hatch-
er hit Merritt in the flat for
a 7-yard touchdown pass and
7-0 lead with 4:07 left in the
quarter.
The Red Wolves’ offense
stagnated the rest of the half.
Senior running back Ja-
mal Jones and senior wide
receiver Omar Bayless each
fumbled on the first play of
ASU drives in the second
quarter. Bayless’ fumble came
after he hauled in a 30-yard
reception to move ASU deep
into opposing territory with
just under a minute to play in
the half and Coastal Carolina
up 13-7.
“Really, ball security
was awful,” Anderson said.
“Those are not things that
we can afford to do. We over-
came it really just by the skin
of our teeth. We just tried to
give it away.”
The struggles continued
on the opening drive of the
Southland standings
Central Arkansas .......... 6-2
CONF. ALL
SE Louisiana ......................6-2
Nicholls State .....................6-2
Sam Houston State............5-3
McNeese State ...................4-4
Incarnate Word ..................4-4
Abilene Christian ................4-5
NW (La.) State ...................3-5
Houston Baptist .................2-5
Lamar .................................2-6 4-7
Stephen F. Austin ...............2-6
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Cent. Arkansas 30, S.F. Austin 7
NW (La.) St. 31, Sam Houston St. 28
SE Louisiana 35, Abilene Christian 14
Houston Baptist 31, Lamar 26
Nicholls State 34, McNeese State 20
New Mexico St. 41, Incarnate Word 28
drive with a season-long
45-yard field goal by junior
Hayden Ray to take a 3-0
lead with 10:48 left in the first
quarter.
UCA junior safety Chris
Kershner recovered a fum-
ble by sophomore tight end
Carson Spence at the Stephen
F. Austin 27 midway through
the second quarter. Two plays
later, a 15-yard touchdown
pass from Smith to junior
tight end Sam Camargo gave
UCA a 10-0 lead.
A fumble by sophomore
receiver QuenTyvian Borders
was recovered by UCA junior
cornerback Robert Rochell at
the Stephen F. Austin 40 with
6:46 left in the second quarter.
Ray’s 26-yard field goal gave
UCA a 13-0 lead.
“It wasn’t a perfect game
by either team, but they sure
made a lot more plays than
we did,” Carthel said.
On the third play of Ste-
phen F. Austin’s subsequent
drive, quarterback Can Arnold
hit freshman receiver Xavier
Gipson in full stride as he ran
untouched down the sideline
for a 71-yard touchdown that
cut UCA’s lead to 13-7 with
2:43 left in the first half.
College football
third quarter when Hatcher
overthrew Bayless downfield
and was intercepted.
ALL Minutes later, ASU’s de-
8-2 fense came to the rescue.
6-4 Junior linebacker Caleb Bon-
4-6
ner intercepted a tipped pass
3-7
1-9 from Carpenter and sprinted
for a 66-yard touchdown re-
turn to put ASU back in front
14-13 with 8:43 left in the third
9-1 quarter.
6-4 “We all knew we needed a
6-4 play,” Bonner said. “[Coastal
4-6
Carolina] was low key taking
the momentum away from
us.”
ASU went up 21-13 on a
7-yard touchdown pass from
Hatcher to Bayless — who
finished with 7 catches for 102
yards — at the 1:06 mark. By
the end of the third quarter,
ASU’s defense had forced two
interceptions and a turnover
on downs.
But letting the lead slip
away in the fourth quarter as
a result of two turnovers left
a sour taste for ASU.
“It feels great … that means
a lot,” said Merritt, who had
7 catches for 70 yards and 2
touchdowns. “But we know
that, I mean, Coach A touched
on it, too, we didn’t play our
game. That’s not our game.”
Coastal Carolina ............. 3 10 0 14 — 27
Arkansas St. .................. 7 0 14 7 — 28
First Quarter
ASU—Merritt 7 pass from Hatcher (Grupe kick), 4:07
CC—FG Biscardi 25, 1:21
Second Quarter
CC—FG Biscardi 45, 9:07
CC—J.Williams 31 pass from Payton (Biscardi kick),
3:59
Third Quarter
ASU—C.Bonner 66 interception return (Grupe kick),
8:43
ASU—Bayless 7 pass from Hatcher (Grupe kick), 1:06
Fourth Quarter
CC—Marable 1 run (pass failed), 5:59
CC—Hairston 9 run (Carpenter run), 2:31
ASU—Merritt 21 pass from Hatcher (Grupe kick), :32
Attendance—18,927.
CC
First downs ................................... 23
Rushes-yards............................ 58-233
Passing......................................... 179
Comp-Att-Int .............................17-32-2
Return Yards ................................. 55
Punts-Avg. .................................2-37.0
Fumbles-Lost ................................1-1
Penalties-Yards ............................6-45
Time of Possession ....................41:13
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Coastal Carolina, Marable 28-142, Car-
penter 14-39, Payton 5-23, Hairston 3-19, Pinson 6-8,
White 2-2. Arkansas St., Murray 12-59, Jam.Jones
5-10, Hatcher 4-4, (Team) 1-(minus 2).
PASSING—Coastal Carolina, Carpenter 6-10-1-30,
Payton 11-22-1-149. Arkansas St., Hatcher 24-35-
2-305.
RECEIVING—Coastal Carolina, K.Tyler 4-74, Heiligh
4-36, Marable 4-6, Likely 2-26, L.Collins 2-6, J.Wil-
liams 1-31. Arkansas St., Bayless 7-102, Merritt 7-70,
J.Adams 4-66, R.Tyler 3-61, Isaac 1-5, Jam.Jones 1-4,
Murray 1-(minus 3).
Photo courtesy University of Central Arkansas
8-3
Whereas none of UCA’s
turnovers led to Stephen F.
Austin points, one eliminated
a clear scoring opportunity
7-3
7-4 for the Bears.
6-5 Early in the second quar-
6-5 ter, UCA led 3-0 and faced
5-6 third and 6 from the Lumber-
5-6 jacks’ 25, but Smith’s next pass
3-8 was intercepted by freshman
5-6
cornerback Myles Brooks.
2-9 “When you get in field-
goal range, you have to take
care of the ball, and I didn’t,”
Smith said. “The next time we
got down there, I made sure
I did.”
UCA scored in the second
half on a 35-yard field goal by
Ray, Blackman’s 4-yard touch-
down run, and a fourth-quar-
ter 8-yard pass from Smith to
sophomore Tyler Hudson.
“We had to put last week
behind us, and we did,” Smith
said. “This week, we were
able to control what we could
control.”
Stephen F. Austin..............0 7 0 0 — 7
Central Arkansas ..............3 10 10 7 — 30
First Quarter
UCA—FG Ray 45, 10:48
Second Quarter
UCA—Camargo 15 pass from Smith (Ray kick), 7:58
UCA—FG Ray 26, 4:02
SFA—Gipson 71 pass from Arnold (Ruiz kick), 2:43
Third Quarter
UCA—FG Ray 35, 5:45
UCA—Blackman 4 run (Ray kick), 1:03
Fourth Quarter
UCA—Hudson 8 pass from Smith (Ray kick), 13:30
Attendance—5,527.
SFA
First downs .................................... 8
Rushes-yards............................. 21-37
Passing......................................... 195
Comp-Att-Int .............................20-38-1
Return Yards ................................ 113
Punts-Avg. .................................7-38.6
Fumbles-Lost ................................3-3
Penalties-Yards ............................7-62
Time of Possession ....................24:01
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
RUSHING—Stephen F. Austin, McGowen 4-23,
Hutchings 8-17, Arnold 8-4, Weeks 1-(minus 7).
Central Arkansas, Crossley 11-94, Blackman 16-83,
Fernandez 10-59, Smith 8-30, Richmond 1-(minus 3).
PASSING—Stephen F. Austin, Arnold 14-28-1-143,
Weeks 6-9-0-52, Williams 0-1-0-0. Central Arkansas,
Smith 15-27-2-169.
RECEIVING—Stephen F. Austin, Gipson 4-85, Mc-
Gowen 4-19, Arclies 5-18, Clater 1-17, Williams 1-14,
Simmons 2-12, Cobb 1-11, Borders 1-11, Spence 1-8.
Central Arkansas, Hudson 4-66, Blakey 4-49, Ross
1-17, Camargo 2-16, Blackman 3-13, Crossley 1-8.
Coach Todd Knight and Ouachita Baptist celebrate at midfield with the Battle of the Ravine trophy
after defeating Henderson State 24-21 on Saturday at Cliff Harris Stadium in Arkadelphia. More
photos are available at arkansasonline.com/1117bravine.
Ravine
v Continued from Page 1C
But the playoffs were not
on Brown’s mind when the
offense huddled after OBU
took its final timeout with 37
seconds to play.
“If we’re going to win this
game, if we’re going to control
our destiny, let’s go get it,” said
Brown, who set a GAC record
with his 22nd rushing touch-
down.
The play was a bit of a blur,
Brown said, especially after
being stuffed by Henderson
State’s Antoine Roshell on the
ASU
16 previous play.
22-71 “I don’t know which gap
305
I hit, but I was just looking
24-35-2
120 for the open hole,” he said.
4-36.0
“At a moment like that, I had
3-3
15-113 no time to think. I just had
18:47 to push through, keep both
hands on the ball and find the
goal line.”
Brown (16-63 rushing) said
he heard the crowd get loud
and saw his teammates cele-
brating.
“I just drew a blank,” he
said. “A little bit in shock.
When I looked around, I saw
every single fan in the stands,
on the berm, the patio area,
standing on their feet, jumping
around and celebrating.
“That’s when I realized
we’re undisputed back-to-
back-to-back GAC champions.
Our team did something that’s
never been done before.”
Henderson State (9-2) gave
ground grudgingly throughout
after dominating early.
The Reddies took a 14-0
lead on two 1-yard runs by
Logan Moragne, and they
were driving for a possible
third score early in the second
quarter when Ouachita senior
defensive back Keandre Evans
flipped the momentum with
an interception of a Richard
Stammetti pass at the OBU 22.
OBU did not score after the
interception, but the Tigers
got the ball back after forcing
a Henderson punt and drove
78 yards in 11 plays to make it
14-7 at halftime.
“The biggest play to me,”
Henderson Coach Scott Max-
field said, “was the intercep-
tion.”
Evans said he positioned
himself behind Henderson’s
Chase Lodre in an attempt to
lure a throw from Stammetti,
who ended the game complet-
ing 12 of 19 passes for 189 yards.
“I kind of knew it was com-
ing because of the formation
G R E AT A M E R IC A N C O N F E R EN C E R O U N D U P S
HARDING 49,
ARKANSAS TECH 14
Harding University (10-1, 10-1 Great
American Conference) took advantage
of three Arkansas Tech University mis-
cues to score three touchdowns and win
its 10th consecutive game Saturday at
Thone Stadium in Russellville.
Harding has its third winning streak
of 10 or more games since 2016 and
awaits the announcement of its playoff
opponent at 4 p.m. Central today.
Arkansas Tech (3-8, 3-8) lost a fumble
for only the third time this season on
its opening drive. Harding responded
with a 55-yard drive that ended with a
1-yard touchdown run by Cole Chancey,
his 12th of the season.
After the Wonder Boys missed a field
goal, the Bisons took a 14-0 lead with
44 seconds left in the first quarter on a
52-yard touchdown pass from Preston
Paden to Taylor Bissell.
UCA Harding’s defense got in on the act in
22 the second quarter. Jacory Nichols in-
46-263 tercepted a deflected pass and returned
169
it 88 yards for a touchdown to give the
15-27-2
Bisons a 21-0 lead. Nichols became
69
4-38.5 the first Harding player with three in-
1-1 terception returns for a touchdown in
4-37
the same season, and he set a school
35:59
record with 195 interception return
yards in a season.
The lead grew to 28-0 with 10:48 left
in the third quarter when Bissell ran for
a 32-yard touchdown that capped an
8-play, 75-yard drive. Arkansas Tech
prevented the shutout with 6:15 left in
the third with a 15-yard touchdown pass
from Carter Burcham to Drew Wade.
Paden threw his second touchdown
pass later in the third, connecting with
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Ouachita Baptist quarterback Brayden Brazeal (left) runs past
Henderson State defensive back Mercardo Anderson during
the Tigers’ victory over the Reddies on Saturday in Arkadelphia.
Brazeal rushed for 33 yards on 11 carries and threw for 223 yards.
they lined up in,” Evans said. “I
had to put myself in the right
spot, bait the quarterback to
throw the ball. I was able to
break on it and make a play.”
Evans said the defense
knew it had to do something
to turn the tide.
“We weren’t playing to the
best of our ability,” he said.
“They came out with a lot of
juice, a lot of energy. We had
to pick it back up in the sec-
ond half.”
Henderson outgained
Ouachita 192-69 before
Ouachita’s scoring drive to
end the first half, a drive
capped by a 25-yard pass from
quarterback Brayden Brazeal
to Allie Freeman, who finished
with 7 catches for 74 yards, all
in the first half.
Ouachita gradually took
control in the second half, ty-
ing the game 14-14 on Brazeal’s
6-yard run with 10:02 to play
in the third quarter, and add-
ing a 36-yard field goal by
freshman Gabe Goodman to
take a 17-14 lead with 11:40 to
play in the game.
Ouachita was held to 3.6
yards per carry, but the Ti-
gers managed to hold the
ball and held the Reddies to
12 second-half plays midway
through the fourth quarter.
The Tigers ended up run-
ning 73 plays to 47 for the
Reddies, and rushed for 169
yards on 47 carries. They were
in possession at their own 37
when senior Shun’cee Thomas
fumbled and Henderson re-
covered at the OBU 41 with
5:41 left to play.
Henderson moved 41 yards
in eight plays, scoring on a 10-
yard run by Querale Hall with
1:44 to play.
“When they scored quick-
ly, that was the best thing that
could have happened,” Knight
GAC standings
CONF. ALL
Ouachita Baptist* ..............11-0 11-0
Harding..............................10-1 10-1
Henderson State ................9-2
Southern Arkansas ............8-3
Oklahoma Baptist ...............7-4
Arkansas-Monticello ..........5-6
NW Oklahoma State...........4-7
Arkansas Tech ....................3-8
East Central (Okla.) ............3-8
SW Oklahoma State...........3-8
Southern Nazarene ............2-9
SE Oklahoma State ...........1-10 1-10
*won conference title
SATURDAY’S GAMES
Ouachita Baptist 24, Henderson St. 21
Harding 49, Arkansas Tech 14
Okla. Baptist 52, So. Nazarene 27
So. Arkansas 34, Ark.-Monticello 32
E. Cent. (Okla.) 42, SE Okla. St. 38
NW Okla. St. 28, SW Okla. St. 16
END OF REGULAR SEASON
Kage Citty on a 56-yard pass that gave
Harding a 35-7 lead with 4:48 left in
the quarter. Wallace Foote scored on
a 1-yard touchdown run for Arkansas
Tech, capping an 11-play, 72 yard drive
to cut the lead to 35-14 with 10 seconds
left in the third quarter.
Chancey scored on a 47-yard touch-
down run, and Zach Smith added a
4-yard touchdown run for the Bisons
in the fourth quarter.
Harding rushed for 406 yards and
threw for 108. It marked the sixth con-
secutive game the Bisons rushed for
more than 400 yards and four or more
touchdowns.
Chancey rushed for 121 yards on 18
said. “We had three timeouts.
We always practice with a
minute, 30 seconds. We were
comfortable.”
Brazeal (18 of 25, 223, 1 TD)
led Ouachita down the field
after Freeman returned the
kickoff to the OBU 26.
But with Freeman in and
out with muscle cramps,
Brazeal had to look elsewhere,
finding Justin Dean for 32
yards and Keemo McKnight
for 20 to move OBU deep into
Henderson State territory.
OBU faced first and goal
at the 7 after Henderson was
flagged for a personal foul
for hitting McKnight out of
bounds, and Brown came in
to run the Tigers’ Wildcat of-
fense.
He picked up 6 yards on
first down, but was stopped at
the line of scrimmage on sec-
ond down, forcing Ouachita
to call its last timeout with 37
seconds to play.
Maxfield said he knew
it would be tough to hold
Ouachita out of the end zone.
“We just didn’t make a play
on that last drive,” he said.
“Somebody had to make a play
for us. They made the plays,
we didn’t.”
Nothing that happened be-
fore Brown’s clinching touch-
down was all that surprising,
Knight said, after matching
wits with Maxfield 15 times
in the Battle of the Ravine.
“We come into the game
knowing they’re going to
throw it, and they come into
the game knowing we’re going
to run it,” Knight said. “They
load up on the run. We try to
defend the pass. It’s a chess
match, really.”
Ouachita outgained Hen-
derson 392-306, with 74 yards
coming on the game-clinching
drive.
carries. He has 1,438 rushing yards this
season, just 42 short of Alan Dison’s
single-season record.
SOUTHERN ARKANSAS 34,
9-2 ARK.-MONTICELLO 32
Southern Arkansas University (8-3,
8-3
8-3 GAC) scored 31 of its 34 points in
7-4
5-6 the first half Saturday, then held on to
4-7 withstand a second-half comeback from
3-8 the University of Arkansas at Monticello
(5-6, 5-6) in Magnolia.
3-8
Quarterback Heyden Mallory threw
3-8
2-9 three touchdown passes in the first half
for the Muleriders. His first went to Ja-
lidon Parrish on a 45-yard pas that gave
SAU a 7-0 lead nearly a minute and a half
into the game. After the Boll Weevils got
a 39-yard field goal from Josh Marini
that cut the lead to 7-3, Mallory’s second
touchdown pass went to Dalton Wright
for 5 yards to give the Muleriders a 14-3
lead with 1 minute left in the first quarter.
Arkansas-Monticello didn’t take long
to respond. Jeremy Hampton took the
ensuing kickoff and returned it 90 yards
for a touchdown to make it 14-10 with
45 seconds left in the first.
After SirCharles Perkins ran for an
18-yard touchdown and Austin Wilk-
erson added a 38-yard field goal, Mal-
lory threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to
Parrish, giving the Muleriders a 31-10
halftime lead.
Demilon Brown threw touchdown
passes for Arkansas-Monticello in the
second half to DeAndre Washington,
C.J. Parham and Hampton, and got
a 46-yard field goal from Wilkerson
but it wasn’t enough to complete the
comeback.
— Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Musselman sells Moody’s father on UA’s progress
When shooting guard Mo-
ses Moody announced his
commitment to the Univer-
sity of Arkansas, his parents
Kareem and Rona seconded
his decision.
Moody, 6-6, 190 pounds,
of Montverde Academy in
Florida, chose Arkansas over
Michigan and Virginia on
Nov. 9.
The former North Lit-
tle Rock standout also had
scholarship offers from Kan-
sas, Ohio State, Southern
California, Oregon, Florida,
Alabama, Auburn, Oklahoma,
Texas, Stanford and others.
Coach Eric Musselman re-
confirmed Moody’s Arkansas
offer two days after his hiring
on April 7.
Kareem Moody’s confi-
dence in Musselman reassured
him about his son’s choice.
“I would really say I was
sold on coach and the system
he’s put in,” Kareem Moody
said. “I feel like he has the
momentum to move in the
right direction. I just kind
of had to be sold on the fu-
ture. I feel like there’s been
Moore picks Auburn over Arkansas
RICHARD DAVENPORT
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
West Memphis forward
Chris Moore, a consensus
four-star prospect, commit-
ted to Auburn during a Satur-
day news conference at West
Memphis High School.
Moore, 6-6, 220 pounds,
picked Auburn over the
University of Arkansas and
Memphis. He had more than
30 other scholarship offers.
He signed a national letter of
intent with the Tigers.
The decision wasn’t easy,
but he said Auburn was the
best fit for him
“Going through this has
Friday’s high school football playoffs schedule All games start at 7 p.m.
CLASS 7A QUARTERFINALS
LR Catholic at Bentonville
Springdale Har-Ber at North Little Rock
Fayetteville at Bryant
Conway at Bentonville West
CLASS 6A QUARTERFINALS
Pine Bluff at Searcy
Siloam Springs at Greenwood
Jonesboro at Benton
Lake Hamilton at West Memphis
CLASS 5A QUARTERFINALS
Pulaski Academy at Harrison
Morrilton at Texarkana
White Hall at Alma
Wynne at LR Christian
CLASS 4A SECOND ROUND
Gosnell at Crossett
DeWitt at Arkadelphia
FIRST-ROUND RES U LT S
CLASS 7A
Conway 63, Rogers 21
Fayetteville 44, Cabot 14
LR Catholic 35, Van Buren 27
Springdale Har-Ber 16, LR Central 10
FIRST-ROUND BYES Bryant, Bentonville,
North Little Rock, Bentonville West
CLASS 6A
Jonesboro 35, El Dorado 7
Lake Hamilton 14, Sylvan Hills 7
Pine Bluff 49, Sheridan 48, 4OT
Siloam Springs 23, Marion 13
FIRST-ROUND BYES Benton, Searcy,
Greenwood, West Memphis
CLASS 5A
Alma 34, Forrest City 33
Harrison 49, Batesville 14
LR Christian 36, Camden Fairview 14
Morrilton 37, Valley View 27
Pulaski Academy 63, Magnolia 34
Texarkana 24, Maumelle 21
White Hall 35, HS Lakeside 0
Wynne 46, Vilonia 45, OT
FIRST-ROUND BYES None
Win and advance Springdale Har-Ber’s Hunter Wood makes an interception during the
closing seconds of the Wildcats’ victory over Little Rock Central in the first round of the Class 7A
state playoffs Friday night. Har-Ber will face North Little Rock in the quarterfinals.
THE RECRUITING GUY
RICHARD DAVENPORT
some things that’s happened
over the past few years that I
probably didn’t have as much
confidence over.
“[Musselman] has some
cutting-edge ideas. I think he
pays enough attention to de-
tail where he’s probably going
to win some games just be-
cause he’s out-prepared some
folks, and I’ve heard people
talk about that and I can see
that in action.”
Kareem Moody sees the
hiring of Musselman as a ma-
jor step in getting Arkansas
back to an elite level.
“I think he symbolizes a lot
of who we can be as a school,”
Moody said. “I think players
are going to want to play for
him based on his energy and
been really tough,” Moore
said. “Honestly, it’s been hard.
I’m really proud of myself and
proud of my family.”
He m a d e
an official vis-
it to Arkansas
on Sept. 20-22,
Memphis on
Oct. 4-6 and
Auburn on
Nov. 1-3.
He av-
e r a g e d 1 7. 7
points, 6.1 re- Moore
bounds, 1.3 as-
sists and 1.1 blocks per game
for 17-under Woodz Elite
during the spring and summer.
Pocahontas at Shiloh Christian
Dardanelle at Nashville
Hamburg at Jonesboro Westside
Central Ark. Christian at Joe T. Robinson
Warren at Ozark
Star City at Pea Ridge
CLASS 3A SECOND ROUND
Hoxie at Booneville
PB Dollarway at Prescott
Newport at Harding Academy
McGehee at Atkins
Greenland at Osceola
Melbourne at Glen Rose
Lamar at Rison
Clinton at Camden Harmony Grove
CLASS 2A SECOND ROUND
Hector at Junction City
Mountainburg at Des Arc
McCrory at Magnet Cove
CLASS 4A
Arkadelphia 55, Pottsville 15
Central Arkansas Christian 49, Gentry 20
Dardanelle 51, Bauxite 20
DeWitt 44, Riverview 15
Gosnell 40, Mena 29
Hamburg 28, Prairie Grove 27
Joe T. Robinson 49, Trumann 16
Nashville 54, Rivercrest 31
Ozark 21, Malvern 0
Pea Ridge 49, Lonoke 13
Pocahontas 68, Gravette 28
Shiloh Christian 62, Heber Springs 27
Star City 47, Southside Batesville 20
Warren 34, Elkins 19
FIRST-ROUND BYES Crossett, Jonesboro
Westside
CLASS 3A
Atkins 35, Harrisburg 21
Camden HG 56, Mansfield 33
Clinton 42, Smackover 14
Glen Rose 61, Walnut Ridge 32
Greenland 54, Mountain View 24
Harding Academy 49, Genoa Central 7
Hoxie 54, Drew Central 38
NWA Democrat-Gazette/CHARLIE KAIJO
Recruiting/High school football v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 11C
of righting wrongs and fixing late on the court. That’s what
stuff, and that said a lot.” I’m watching for this year, too.
Moses Moody and his I just want to see it in action.”
good friend and Arkansas He said he hopes the fans
target Khalen Robinson made embrace the team.
their official visits during the “I want to see the fans and
Auburn football game week- how people support them,”
end Oct. 18-20. Kareem Moody said. “I don’t
“The visit did a lot,” Ka- want people to learn how
reem Moody said. “I’ve had to cheer when we get there.
conversations with the AD, Start practicing now. Those
I’ve talked to the assistant AD, guys are playing hard. Coach
and I’ve talked to other people is putting a lot of effort in.”
on staff. I’ve talked to a lot of The elder Moody learned
people in the community. For to trust Musselman during
me, it wasn’t just the program. the recruiting process.
It’s how does the program fit “He has a basketball mind,”
NWA Democrat-Gazette/ANDY SHUPE
into this system that hasn’t Kareem said. “I think he’s per-
Moses Moody, a former North Little Rock standout who now plays been successful in the past.” fect for what I need him to
at Florida’s Montverde Academy, announced his decision to sign Musselman’s plan for his be. We’ve had some conver-
with Arkansas on Nov. 9. son also was a plus. sations that kind of gave me
his excitement.” The naming of the Wal- “I think Musselman did a some insight to who he is so.
Seeing the enthusiasm ton Arena court after Hall good job with his presenta- I do feel like I’ve connected
Razorback fans have shown of Fame coach Nolan Rich- tions,” Kareem Moody said. with him in a way that I feel
Musselman and the program ardson was a good move, the “He showed some things like I needed to connect with
also is encouraging. elder Moody said. that I haven’t seen before. He a coach.”
“I think the fans are hun- “I think the naming of showed me some very practi-
Email Richard Davenport at
gry,” he said. “I do feel like the court from a cultural cal, factual-based analytics. It
rdavenport@arkansasonline.com.
fans have to learn to be sup- standpoint, having been here just wasn’t like fluff, it’s real
portive again, learn how to knowing how significant that stuff. Read Richard Davenport’s
win again, learn how to be is,” he said. “I feel like the uni- “The proof is in the pud-
winners. So I’m looking for- versity is at least looking in ding in terms of I’m seeing
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M E N ’ S S TAT E S C H E D U LE S
DIVISION I Feb. 8 at Henderson State*
Feb. 13 Southern Arkansas*
4 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Feb. 8 Ark.-Monticello*
Feb. 13 at Ouachita Baptist*
3 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Jan. 24 Centre*
Jan. 26 Sewanee*
8 p.m.
3 p.m.
Feb. 6
Feb. 8
at William Woods*
Crowley’s Ridge
7:30 p.m.
3 p.m.
ARKANSAS (3-0, 0-0 SEC) Feb. 15 Arkansas Tech* 4 p.m. Feb. 15 Harding* 3 p.m. Jan. 31 Oglethorpe* 8 p.m. Feb. 13 at Freed-Hardeman* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 20 E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 2 Berry* 2 p.m. Feb. 15 Lyon* 3 p.m.
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 22 SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 7 at Birm.-Southern* 8 p.m. Feb. 18 at Williams Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 5 Rice W, 91-43
Feb. 27 at Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 9 at Millsaps* 3 p.m. Feb. 20 at Park (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 12 North Texas W, 66-43
Feb. 29 at Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m. Feb. 29 at E. Central (Okla.)* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Rhodes* 4 p.m. Feb. 27 Columbia (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 16 Montana+ W, 64-46
Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. *SAA game Feb. 29 SLCP* 3 p.m.
Nov. 19 Texas Southern+ 7 p.m.
*GAC game *GAC game +at Millsaps Classic, Jackson, Miss. *AMC game
Nov. 22 South Dakota+ 8 p.m.
+at Conference Challenge, Warrensburg, Mo. +at Lancaster, Texas +at Talladega (Ala.) College Tournament
Nov. 25 at Georgia Tech 6 p.m.
Nov. 30 N. Kentucky+ 4 p.m.
^at DII Power Invitational, Honolulu OZARKS (1-1, 0-0 ASC)
Dec. 3 Austin Peay 7 p.m.
OUACHITA BAPTIST DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT WILLIAMS BAPTIST
Dec. 7 at W. Kentucky 6:30 p.m.
ARKANSAS TECH (1-2, 0-0 GAC) Nov. 8 Rhodes L, 87-81 (1-2, 0-0 AMC)
Dec. 14 Tulsa 12:30 p.m. (2-1, 0-0 GAC) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 11 Hendrix W, 78-73 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Dec. 21 Valparaiso^ 7 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 15 Austin ccd. Oct. 25 at Baptist Bible College L, 82-66
Nov. 8 St. Cloud State+ W, 56-51
Dec. 29 at Indiana TBA Nov. 8 Fort Hays State L, 88-78 Nov. 23 at Millsaps+ 5 p.m. Nov. 2 Ecclesia College W, 89-68
Nov. 9 Minot State+ L, 66-62
Jan. 4 Texas A&M* 6 p.m. Nov. 9 Emporia State W, 79-59 Nov. 24 Birm.-Southern+ 1 p.m. Nov. 9 Evangel University L, 79-64
Nov. 14 Dallas Baptist L, 70-56
Jan. 8 at LSU* 8 p.m. Nov. 14 Champion Christian W, 102-77 Nov. 29 at Nebraska Wesleyan^ 7 p.m. Nov. 21 Park (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 21 at Arkansas Tech* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 11 at Mississippi* 5 p.m. Nov. 21 Ouachita Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 Buena Vista^ 3 p.m. Nov. 25 Crowley’s Ridge 6 p.m.
Nov. 23 Ark.-Monticello* 3 p.m.
Jan. 15 Vanderbilt* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Henderson State* 3 p.m. Dec. 4 at Texas-Dallas* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 at Lyon* 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 Central Baptist 3 p.m.
Jan. 18 Kentucky* 3 p.m. Nov. 24 at Texas-Arlington+ 1 p.m. Dec. 14 at Austin 4 p.m. Dec. 5 at SLCP* 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 7 Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m.
Jan. 22 at Mississippi State* 6 p.m. Dec. 7 Ark.-Monticello* 3 p.m. Dec. 29 at Hendrix 3 p.m. Dec. 17 Hannibal-LaGrange* 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Harding* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 25 TCU# 3 p.m. Jan. 2 Mary Hardin-Baylor* 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 9 Jarvis Christian* 6 p.m. Dec. 17 Champion Christian 1 p.m. Dec. 19 Columbia (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 29 South Carolina* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 at Concordia (Tex.)* 3 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m. Jan. 2 Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 Freed-Hardeman* 3 p.m.
Feb. 1 at Alabama* 5 p.m. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE Jan. 9 at LeTourneau* 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 21 at Missouri Southern 1 p.m. Jan. 4 Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 7 at Central Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 4 Auburn* 6 p.m. Jan. 11 at E. Texas Baptist* 3 p.m.
Jan. 2 SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Missouri Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 8 at Missouri* 2:30 p.m. Coach Mike Balado and the Arkansas State Red Wolves Jan. 4 E. Central (Okla.)* 3 p.m. Jan. 11 at NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m.
Jan. 16 Belhaven* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 11 at William Woods* 3 p.m.
Feb. 11 at Tennessee* 6 p.m. Jan. 18 Lousiana College* 3 p.m.
Feb. 15 Mississippi State* noon
will look for their third consecutive victory today when Jan. 9 at Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at Henderson State* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 23 at Howard Payne* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 Harris-Stowe St.* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 11 at Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 at Ark.-Monticello* 4 p.m. Jan. 18 Lindenwood-Belleville* 3 p.m.
Feb. 18 at Florida* 6 p.m. they take on Idaho in Jonesboro. Jan. 16 Harding* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 25 at Sul Ross St.* 3 p.m.
Jan. 23 at Park (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 22 Missouri* noon Feb. 1 Texas-Dallas* 3 p.m.
Feb. 13 at Texas State* 7 p.m. Feb. 22 Prairie View A&M* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 18 Henderson State* 3 p.m. Jan. 25 E. Central (Okla.)* 3 p.m. Jan. 30 SLCP* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 26 Tennessee* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 E. Texas Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 at Texas-Arlington* 2 p.m. Feb. 24 Texas Southern* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at Columbia (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 29 at Georgia* 5 p.m. Feb. 8 LeTourneau* 3 p.m.
Feb. 22 at Arkansas State* 4 p.m. Jan. 25 NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 1 at Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m. Feb. 8 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 3 p.m.
Mar. 4 LSU* 6 p.m. Mar. 2 at Jackson State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Louisiana College* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 27 La.-Monroe* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 Arkansas Tech* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 Lyon* 7:30 p.m.
Mar. 7 at Texas A&M* 3:30 p.m. Mar. 7 Miss. Valley State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Belhaven* 3 p.m.
Feb. 29 La.-Lafayette* 2 p.m. Feb. 1 at SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 8 Harding* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Freed-Hardeman* 3 p.m.
Mar. 11-15SEC Tournament, Nashville, Tenn. Mar. 10-14 SWAC Tournament, Birmingham, Feb. 20 McMurry* 7:30 p.m.
Mar. 3 at Georgia State* 6 p.m. Feb. 6 at Ouachita Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 Henderson State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 18 Central Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
*SEC game Ala. Feb. 22 Hardin-Simmons* 3 p.m.
*Sun Belt game Feb. 8 Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m. Feb. 20 Missouri Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
+Collegiate Hoops Roadshow *SWAC game Feb. 27-29 ASC Tournament
+Barclays Center Classic Feb. 13 at Harding* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 22 William Woods* 3 p.m.
^at Simmons Bank Arena, North Little Rock +Ft. Myers Tip-Off Tournament *ASC game
Feb. 15 at Ark.-Monticello* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 27 at Harris-Stowe St.* 7:30 p.m.
#Big 12/SEC Challenge +at Millsaps Classic, Jackson, Miss.
Feb. 20 Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 29 at Lindenwood-Belleville* 3 p.m.
CENTRAL ARKANSAS DIVISION II Feb. 22 Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m.
Feb. 27 at E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m. ^at NWU Snyder Classic, Lincoln, Neb.
*AMC game
FEb. 29 at SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m.
ARKANSAS STATE (1-3, 0-0 SOUTHLAND) ARK.-FORT SMITH Feb. 27 at NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.
(3-1, 0-0 SUN BELT) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 29 at SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. *GAC game
NAIA JOHN BROWN (6-0, 0-0 SAC)
(3-0, 0-0 LONE STAR)
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 5 at Baylor L, 105-61 Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. +at Big Red Classic, Searcy LYON (4-1, 0-0 AMC) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 7 Hendrix W, 71-51 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT *GAC game
Nov. 6 Ark.-Monticello+ W, 65-49 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 2 Crowley’s Ridge W, 90-56
Nov. 8 at Mississippi L, 71-43
Nov. 9 at Georgetown L, 89-78 Nov. 9 Black Hills State+ W, 79-76 +exhibition SOUTHERN ARKANSAS Nov. 1 Huston Tillotson W, 90-78 Nov. 8 Missouri Valley+ W, 63-43
Nov. 12 at Duke L, 105-54 Nov. 10 Metropolitan State+ W, 83-66
Nov. 14 VMI+ W, 71-56
Nov. 17 UALR 2 p.m. Nov. 13 Central Baptist W, 72-70 HARDING (3-1, 0-0 GAC) (1-2, 0-0 GAC) Nov. 7 at TAMU-Texarkana W, 69-63 Nov. 9 Benedictine (Kan.)+ W, 78-65
Nov. 15 UC Davis+ W, 71-56 Nov. 12 at Crowley’s Ridge W, 75-60 Nov. 11 at Philander Smith W, 71-52
Nov. 22 California Baptist+ 9 p.m. Nov. 21 TAMU-Int’l* 7:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 17 Idaho+ 1:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 15 Faulkner (Ala.)+ L, 77-55 Nov. 15 Ozark Christian W, 88-68
Nov. 23 Prairie View/Georgia St.+ TBA Nov. 23 TAMU-Kingsville* 4 p.m. Nov. 8 Rogers State+ L, 85-74
Nov. 20 at Colorado State 8 p.m. Nov. 8 Minot State+ L, 78-65 Nov. 16 Rust College+ W, 64-63 Nov. 16 College of the Ozarks W, 96-82
Dec. 5 at Wichita State 7 p.m. Nov. 30 Williams Baptist 4 p.m. Nov. 9 Newman+ L, 65-60
Nov. 30 Stephen F. Austin 4 p.m. Nov. 9 St. Cloud State+ W, 61-60 Nov. 21 Lindenwood-Belleville* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 21 SWAG* 7:45 p.m.
Dec. 7 at Utah 4 p.m. Dec. 3 Harding 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13 Union (Tenn.) W, 72-60
Dec. 3 Neb.-Omaha 7 p.m. Nov. 12 Champion Christian W, 96-63 Nov. 23 Missouri Baptist* 2 p.m. Nov. 23 Texas Wesleyan* 2:45 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Pepperdine 7 p.m. Dec. 5 Hendrix 7:30 p.m. Nov. 21 at Henderson State* 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 7 at Tulsa TBA Nov. 16 Dallas Christian W, 99-63 Nov. 26 at LSU-Shreveport 7 p.m. Nov. 26 Champion Christian 7 p.m.
Dec. 18 Incarnate Word* 12:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at Okla. Christian* 4 p.m. Nov. 23 Harding* 3 p.m.
Dec. 11 at Missouri State 7 p.m. Nov. 21 at Ark.-Monticello* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 Williams Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3 Ecclesia College 7:30 p.m.
Dec. 21 TAMU-Corpus Christi* 1 p.m. Dec. 19 at E. New Mexico* 6:30 p.m. Nov. 29 at Drury^ 3:15 p.m.
Dec. 18 La.-Lafayette* 7 p.m. Nov. 23 at Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m. Dec. 5 at Harris-Stowe St.* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 10 Philander Smith 7 p.m.
Dec. 28 at Marquette 1 p.m. Dec. 21 at W. Texas A&M* 4 p.m. Nov. 30 Missouri S&T^ 1 p.m.
Dec. 21 at La.-Monroe* 2 p.m. Nov. 26 Ecclesia College 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 3 p.m. Dec. 14 at Crowley’s Ridge 3 p.m.
Jan. 2 at Houston Baptist* 7 p.m. Jan. 2 at St. Mary’s* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Ouachita Baptist* 3 p.m.
Dec. 28 Freed Hardeman 4 p.m. Dec. 3 at Ark.-Fort Smith 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 William Woods* 3 p.m. Dec. 31 at Mo. So. St. (exh.) 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 4 McNeese State* 3 p.m. Jan. 4 at St. Edward’s* 2 p.m. Dec. 14 Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m.
Jan. 2 Texas-Arlington* 7 p.m. Dec. 7 Hnederson State* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 30 at Miss. Univ. for Women 6 p.m. Jan. 2 Science & Arts (Okla.)* 7:45 p.m.
Jan. 8 at New Orleans* 7 p.m. Jan. 9 Dallas Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 Williams Baptist 3 p.m.
Jan. 4 Texas State* 2 p.m. Dec. 14 Ouachita Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 Central Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 4 at Mid-America Chr.* 3:45 p.m.
Jan. 11 Sam Houston State* 3 p.m. Jan. 11 Tarleton State* 4 p.m. Jan. 2 NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 6 Georgia State* 7 p.m. Jan. 2 E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 7 at Freed-Hardeman* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 Central Christian* 7:45 p.m.
Jan. 15 Stephen F. Austin* 7 p.m. Jan. 16 at TAMU-Commerce* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m.
Jan. 9 at South Alabama* 7 p.m. Jan. 4 SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Jan. 11 Park (Mo.)* 3 p.m. Jan. 11 at Langston (Okla.)* 3:45 p.m.
Jan. 18 at Nicholls State* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 at Texas-Tyler* 4 p.m. Jan. 9 at E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 11 Troy* 4 p.m. Jan. 9 at Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at SLCP* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at SW Christian* 7:45 p.m.
Jan. 25 Abilene Christian* 3 p.m. Jan. 23 Cameron* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 11 at SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m.
Jan. 16 at Appalachian State* 6 p.m. Jan. 11 at Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 at Columbia (Mo.)* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 Oklahoma City* 3:45 p.m.
Jan. 29 SE Louisiana* 7 p.m. Jan. 25 Midwestern State* 4 p.m. Jan. 16 Ark.-Monticello* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 18 at Coastal Carolina* 1 p.m. Jan. 16 at Arkansas Tech* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at Lindenwood-Belleville*7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at Wayland Baptist* 7:45 p.m.
Feb. 1 at NW (La.) State* 3 p.m. Feb. 1 Oklahoma Christian* 4 p.m. Jan. 18 at Harding* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 23 South Alabama* 7 p.m. Jan. 18 Southern Arkansas* 3 p.m. Jan. 25 at Missouri Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 25 at Okla. Panhandle St.* 3:45 p.m.
Feb. 5 at Lamar* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 at W. New Mexico* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 25 at Troy* 4:15 p.m. Jan. 23 NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 Harris-Stowe St.* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 Mid-America Christian* 7:45 p.m.
Feb. 8 at McNeese State* 3 p.m. Feb. 8 at Texas-Perm. Basin* 4 p.m. Jan. 25 Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m.
Jan. 30 Appalachian State* 7 p.m. Jan. 25 SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 1 Hannibal-LaGrange* 3 p.m. Feb. 1 at Science & Arts* 3:45 p.m.
Feb. 12 New Orleans* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 Lubbock Christian* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 1 Coastal Carolina* 4 p.m. Jan. 30 at SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 4 Miss. Univ. for Women* 7 p.m. Feb. 4 at Central Christian* 7:45 p.m.
Feb. 15 at Sam Houston State* 3:30 p.m. Feb. 15 Angelo State* 4 p.m. Feb. 1 at NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m.
Feb. 8 at UALR* 2 p.m. Feb. 1 at E. Central (Okla.)* 3 p.m. Feb. 8 at William Woods* 3 p.m. Feb. 6 Langston (Okla.)* 7:45 p.m.
Feb. 19 at Stephen F. Austin TBA Feb. 20 at Midwestern State* 7:30p.m. Feb. 6 Henderson State* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 13 at Texas-Arlington* 7 p.m. Feb. 6 Ark.-Monticello* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Williams Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Oklahoma City* 7:45 p.m.
Feb. 22 Nicholls State* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 at Cameron* 4 p.m. Feb. 8 at Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m.
Feb. 15 at Texas State* 2 p.m. Feb. 8 at Ouachita Baptist* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Central Baptist* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 SW Christian* 3:45 p.m.
Feb. 29 at Abilene Christian* 3:30 p.m. Feb. 27 Texas-Tyler* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Ark.-Monticello* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 19 La.-Monroe* 7 p.m. Feb. 13 Arkansas Tech* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 18 Freed-Hardeman* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20 Okla. Panhandle St.* 7:45 p.m.
Mar 4 at SE Louisiana* 7 p.m. Feb. 29 TAMU-Commerce* 4 p.m. Feb. 15 Ouachita Baptist* 3 p.m.
Feb. 22 UALR* 4 p.m. Feb. 15 at Henderson State* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 at Park (Mo.)* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 Wayland Baptist* 3:45 p.m.
Mar. 7 NW (La.) State* 3 p.m. Mar. 3-8 LSC Tournament, Frisco, Texas Feb. 20 SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 26 at La.-Lafayette* 7 p.m. Feb. 20 Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 SLCP* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at Texas Wesleyan* 7:45 p.m.
*Southland game *Lone Star Conference game Feb. 22 E. Central (Okla.)* 3 p.m.
Mar. 3 at Georgia Southern* 6 p.m. Feb. 22 Olahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. Feb. 29 Columbia (Mo.)* 3 p.m. Feb. 29 at SWAG* 3:45 p.m.
+at Empire Classic, Riverside, Calif. +Coca-Cola Conference Challenge, Fort Smith Feb. 27 at Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m.
*Sun Belt game Feb. 27 at SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. *AMC game *SAC game
Feb. 29 at Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m.
Feb. 29 at NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. +at Talladega (Ala.) College Tournament +at Atchison, Kan.
+Red Wolves Classic, Jonesboro UAPB (0-3, 0-0 SWAC) ARK.-MONTICELLO Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.
Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.
*GAC game
UALR (2-1, 0-0 SUN BELT) DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT (2-1, 0-0 GAC) *GAC game
+at GAC/MIAA Challenge, Lancaster, Texas CENTRAL BAPTIST PHILANDER SMITH
Nov. 5 at South Florida L, 70-41 +Big Red Classic, Searcy
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 9 at Gonzaga L, 110-60 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT ^at Drury Thanksgiving Classic, Springfield, (2-2, 0-0 AMC) (2-3, 0-0 GCAC)
Nov. 6 at Ark. State (exh.) L, 65-49 Mo.
Nov. 5 at Missouri State W, 67-66 Nov. 16 at Grand Canyon L, 67-54
Nov. 9 Augustana (S.D.)+ L, 90-73
HENDERSON STATE DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 10 at Illinois State L, 75-70 Nov. 19 at Kansas State+ 7 p.m. Oct. 28 at Dillard W, 78-75 Nov. 2 at Wiley Collge L, 94-84, OT
Nov. 14 Southwest Baptist W, 77-59 Nov. 21 at Pittsburgh+ 7 p.m. Nov. 10 SW Minnesota State+ W, 70-55 (2-1, 0-0 GAC) DIVISION III Nov. 2 Huston-Tillotson W, 100-77 Nov. 9 Wiley College W, 74-63
Nov. 17 at Central Arkansas 2 p.m. Nov. 25 Champion Christian 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 Champion Christian W, 109-74 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 8 LSU-Alexandria+ L, 94-82 Nov. 11 John Brown L, 71-52
Nov. 20 at Memphis+ 7 p.m. Nov. 30 at Sam Houston State 2 p.m. Nov. 21 Harding* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8 Newman+ W, 67-60
HENDRIX (1-2, 0-0 SAA) Nov. 9 Huston-Tillotson+ L, 102-93 Nov. 12 at TAMU-Texarkana W, 101-88
Nov. 23 at N.C. State+ noon Dec. 4 at Tulsa 7 p.m. Nov. 23 at Ouachita Baptist* 3 p.m. Nov. 9 Rogers State+ L, 82-70 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 13 at Ark.-Fort Smith (exh.) L, 72-70 Nov. 14 at Cumberland (Tenn.) L, 73-56
Nov. 26 St. Francis+ 6:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Texas-El Paso 7 p.m. Nov. 26 Central Baptist 7 p.m. Nov. 15 Mississippi College W, 74-60 Nov. 9 Bible Baptist College W, 87-55 Nov. 15 at TAMU-Comm. (exh.) L, 72-70 Nov. 19 TAMU-Texarkana 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 27 Alcorn State+ 6:30 p.m. Dec. 14 at Oregon State 7 p.m. Nov. 30 Jarvis Christian 4 p.m. Nov. 18 Texas College 7 p.m. Nov. 11 at Ozarks L, 78-73 Nov. 18 at Jarvis Christian 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23 Fisk University TBA
Nov. 30 E. Tennessee State 2 p.m. Dec. 18 at New Mexico State 7 p.m. Dec. 4 Randall Univ. 6 p.m. Nov. 21 Southern Arkansas* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Univ. of Dallas L, 71-57 Nov. 21 Missouri Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 Langston (Okla.) TBA
Dec. 7 North Texas TBA Dec. 21 at North Texas 5 p.m. Dec. 7 at Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m. Nov. 23 Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m. Nov. 17 at Austin 2 p.m. Nov. 23 Lindenwood-Belleville* 3 p.m. Dec. 10 at John Brown 7 p.m.
Dec. 10 Tennessee State 6:30 p.m. Dec. 29 at Washington State 5 p.m. Dec. 14 Henderson State* 4 p.m. Nov. 30 Paul Quinn College TBA Nov. 23 Austin 4 p.m. Nov. 26 at Ark.-Monticello (exh.) 7 p.m. Dec. 18 at LSU-Shreveport TBA
Dec. 19 at La.-Monroe* 7 p.m. Jan. 4 at Miss. Valley State* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 19 Alaska-Anchorage^ 9:15 p.m. Dec. 7 at Harding* 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26 at E. Texas Baptist 7:30 p.m. Nov. 30 at Ouachita Baptist (exh.) 3 p.m. Jan. 4 Edward Waters* TBA
Dec. 21 at La.-Lafayette* TBA Jan. 11 at Alabama A&M* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 20 Hawaii Pacific^ 6:15 p.m. Dec. 14 at Ark.-Monticello* 4 p.m. Nov. 30 MUW+ 1 p.m. Dec. 3 Freed-Hardeman* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 11 Xavier (La.)* TBA
Jan. 2 Texas State* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 13 at Alabama State* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 Saint Martin’s+ 6:15 p.m. Dec. 18 at Pittsburg State 6 p.m. Dec. 1 Louisiana College+ 1 p.m. Dec. 5 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 13 Tougaloo College* 7 p.m.
Jan. 4 Texas-Arlington* 2 p.m. Jan. 18 Southern* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 2 SW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 2 Oklahoma Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 at Ark.-Fort Smith 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Harris-Stowe St.* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 Talladega College* 4 p.m.
Jan. 6 Georgia Southern* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 20 Alcorn State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 4 NW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Jan. 4 Southern Nazarene* 3 p.m. Dec. 7 Univ. of Dallas 3 p.m. Dec. 19 William Woods* 7 p.m. Jan. 25 at Dillard* 5 p.m.
Jan. 9 at Troy* 6 p.m. Jan. 25 at Prairie View A&M* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at SE Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 20 Texas-Dallas 3 p.m. Jan. 4 at Lyon* 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at SUNO* 7 p.m.
Jan. 11 South Alabama* 4:30 p.m. Jan. 27 at Texas Southern* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 11 at E. Central (Okla.) 3 p.m. Jan. 11 at SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Dec. 29 Ozarks 3 p.m. Jan. 7 Williams Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 1 at Tougaloo College* 5 p.m.
Jan. 16 at Coastal Carolina* 6 p.m. Feb. 1 Grambling State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at Southern Arkansas* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 16 Ouachita Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 31 Rhodes* 4 p.m. Jan. 9 Park (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 3 at Xavier (La.)* 7 p.m.
Jan. 18 at Appalachian State* 3 p.m. Feb. 3 Jackson State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 18 Ouachita Baptist* 4 p.m. Jan. 18 at Arkansas Tech* 3 p.m. Jan. 3 at Oglethorpe* 7 p.m. Jan. 16 at Columbia (Mo.)* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 8 Rust College* 4 p.m.
Jan. 22 Troy* 6:30 p.m. Feb. 8 Alabama A&M* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 23 E. Central (Okla.)* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 5 at Berry* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 at SLCP* 3 p.m. Feb. 15 at Edward Waters* 5 p.m.
Jan. 25 at South Alabama* 3 p.m. Feb. 9 at Grambling State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25 Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 25 SE Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Jan. 10 Birm.-Southern* 8 p.m. Jan. 23 at Missouri Baptist* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 17 at Talladega College* 7 p.m.
Jan. 30 Coastal Carolina* 6:30 p.m. Feb. 10 Alabama State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at NW Oklahoma State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at Southern Nazarene* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 12 Millsaps* 3 p.m. Jan. 25 at Lindenwood-Belleville* 3 p.m. Feb. 22 SUNO* 4 p.m.
Feb. 1 Appalachian State* 2 p.m. Feb. 15 at Southern* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 1 at SW Oklahoma State* 3 p.m. Feb. 1 at Oklahoma Baptist* 3 p.m. Jan. 17 at Centre* 7 p.m. Jan. 30 Hannibal-LaGrange* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 24 Dillard* 7 p.m.
Feb. 8 Arkansas State* 2 p.m. Feb. 17 at Alcorn State* TBA Feb. 6 at Harding* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at Southern Arkansas* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 19 at Sewanee* 2 p.m. Feb. 1 Harris-Stowe St.* 3 p.m. *GCAC game

W O M E N ’S S TAT E S C H E D U LES
DIVISION I Jan. 25 Appalachian State*
Feb. 1 at La.-Lafayette*
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Okla. Christian*
Dec. 19 at E. New Mexico*
2 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Nov. 15 Angelo State
Nov. 21 at Ark.-Monticello*
W, 89-67
5:30 p.m.
Feb. 27 at E. Central (Okla.)*
Feb. 29 at SE Oklahoma State*
5:30p.m.
1 p.m.
Feb. 1
Feb. 6
Texas-Dallas*
E. Texas Baptist*
1 p.m.
5:30 p.m.
Nov. 30 at Ouachita Baptist (exh.) 1 p.m.
Dec. 3 at Lyon* 5:30 p.m.
ARKANSAS (3-0, 0-0 SEC) Feb. 6 at Georgia Southern* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 21 at W. Texas A&M* 2 p.m. Nov. 23 at Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m. Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. Feb. 8 LeTourneau* 5:30p.m. Dec. 5 at SLCP* 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 8 at Georgia State* 1 p.m. Jan. 2 at St. Mary’s* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 26 at Central Oklahoma 5:30 p.m. *GAC game +at Wichita, Kan. Feb. 13 at Louisiana College* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 17 Hannibal-LaGrange* 5:30 p.m.
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 13 Texas State* 11:30 a.m. Jan. 4 at St. Edward’s* 2 p.m. Dec. 7 Henderson State* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Belhaven* 1 p.m. Dec. 19 Columbia (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 8 New Orleans W, 82-52
Nov. 11 McNeese State W, 101-58
Feb. 15 Texas-Arlington* 2 p.m. Jan. 9 Texas Woman’s* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 14 Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m. SOUTHERN ARKANSAS Feb. 20 McMurry* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 4 Freed-Hardeman* 1 p.m.
Feb. 20 at Troy* 6 p.m. Jan. 11 Tarleton State* 2 p.m. Dec. 18 Fort Hays State^ 2:30 p.m. Feb. 22 Hardin-Simmons* 1 p.m. Jan. 7 at Central Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 14 Oral Roberts W, 96-64
Feb. 22 at South Alabama* 3 p.m. Jan. 16 at TAMU-Commerce* 5:30 p.m.
(3-0, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 27-29 ASC Tournament Jan. 9 at Missouri Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 19 Washburn Univ.^ 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 17 Stony Brook 1 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT *ASC game Jan. 11 at William Woods* 1 p.m.
Feb. 28 at Arkansas State* 7 p.m. Jan. 18 at Texas-Tyler* 2 p.m. Jan. 2 E. Central (Okla.)* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 20 Belmont 7 p.m. Nov. 8 Lincoln (Mo.)+ W, 70-57 +at Webster Tip-Off Tournament, St. Louis Jan. 16 Harris-Stowe St.* 5:30p.m.
Mar. 5 Troy* 6:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Cameron* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 4 SE Oklahoma State* 1 p.m.
Nov. 24 at California 4 p.m. Nov. 9 Upper Iowa+ W, 73-47 ^at Millsaps Classic, Jackson, Miss. Jan. 18 Lindenwood-Belleville* 1 p.m.
Mar. 7 South Alabama* 2 p.m. Jan. 25 Midwestern State* 2 p.m. Jan. 9 at Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 29 Fordham+ 3 p.m. Nov. 16 at Mississippi College W, 78-75 Jan. 23 at Park (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m.
*Sun Belt game Feb. 1 Oklahoma Christian* 2 p.m. Jan. 11 at Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m.
Nov. 30 Wisconsin+ 6 p.m.
Dec. 7 Kansas State# 2 p.m.
+at Simmons Bank Arena, North Little Rock Feb. 6 at W. New Mexico* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 16 at Arkansas Tech* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 21 at Henderson State*
Nov. 23 Harding*
5:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
NAIA Jan. 25 at Stephens College* 1 p.m.
Feb. 8 at Texas-Perm. Basin* 2 p.m. Jan. 18 Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m. Jan. 30 SLCP* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 11 Tulsa 6 p.m.
CENTRAL ARKANSAS Feb. 13 Lubbock Christian* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 23 NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 26 Missouri S&T 11 a.m. LYON (2-1, 0-0 AMC) Feb. 6 at Columbia (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 15 NW (La.) State 2 p.m. Dec. 7 at Ouachita Baptist* 1 p.m. Feb. 8 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 1 p.m.
Feb. 15 Angelo State* 2 p.m. Jan. 25 SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Dec. 21 UALR^ 1 p.m. (1-2, 0-0 SOUTHLAND) Feb. 20 at Midwestern State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 30 at SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 14 Arkansas Tech* 1 p.m. Nov. 7 Champion Christian W, 101-30 Feb. 13 Lyon* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 29 Tenn.-Martin 2 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Dec. 17 Rogers State 2 p.m. Feb. 15 at Freed-Hardeman* 1 p.m.
Feb. 22 at Cameron* 2 p.m. Feb. 1 at E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m. Nov. 15 John Brown+ W, 67-56
Jan. 2 Texas A&M* 8 p.m. Nov. 7 at Tennessee L, 63-36 Dec. 19 at TAMU-Texarkana 2 p.m. Feb. 18 Central Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 27 Texas-Tyler* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 6 Ark.-Monticello* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at College of Ozarks+ L, 74-62
Jan. 5 at Auburn* 1 p.m. Nov. 12 Hendrix W, 104-28 Jan. 2 NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 20 Missouri Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 29 TAMU-Commerce* 2 p.m. Feb. 8 at Ouachita Baptist* 1 p.m Nov. 21 Lindenwood-Belleville* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 9 at South Carolina* 6 p.m. Nov. 16 at UALR L, 63-48 Jan. 4 SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Feb. 22 William Woods* 1 p.m.
Mar. 5-8 LSC Tournament, Frisco, Texas Feb. 13 Arkansas Tech* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 Missouri Baptist* noon
Jan. 12 Missouri* 2 p.m. Nov. 22 at Tulane noon *Lone Star Conference game Jan. 9 at E. Central (Okla.)* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 27 at Harris-Stowe St.* 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 at Henderson State* 1 p.m. Nov. 26 at Philander Smith 5 p.m.
Jan. 19 at Vanderbilt* 5 p.m. Nov. 25 at N. Kentucky 10 a.m. +at Conference Challenge, Austin, Texas Jan. 11 at SE Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Feb. 29 at Lindenwood-Belleville* 1 p.m.
Feb. 20 Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 3 Williams Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 23 Georgia* 6 p.m. Nov. 30 Jackson State 1 p.m. Jan. 16 Ark.-Monticello* 5:30 p.m. *AMC game
Feb. 22 Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. Dec. 5 at Harris-Stowe St.* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 26 Florida* 2 p.m. Jan. 18 at Harding* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 4 at Texas A&M 11 a.m. ARK.-MONTICELLO Feb. 27 at SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 1 p.m.
Jan. 30 at Alabama* 7 p.m. Dec. 7 Crowley’s Ridge 1 p.m. Jan. 23 Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 14 Philander Smith noon JOHN BROWN (2-4, 0-0 SAC)
Feb. 2 at Missouri* 2 p.m. Dec. 15 Central Baptist 3 p.m.
(4-0, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 29 at NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Jan. 25 Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m.
Dec. 19 Stephens (Mo.)* 6 p.m.
Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. Jan. 30 at SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 6 South Carolina* 7:30 p.m. Dec. 18 at Incarnate Word* 6:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Dec. 21 William Woods* 1 p.m.
*GAC game Feb. 1 at NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Nov. 2 Crowley’s Ridge W, 82-42
Feb. 9 Kentucky* 3 p.m. Dec. 21 at TAMU-Corpus Christi* 1 p.m. Nov. 8 Upper Iowa+ W, 51-41 Jan. 4 Central Baptist* 1 p.m.
+Big Red Classic, Searcy Feb. 6 Henderson State* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 8 Paul Quinn College+ W, 89-69
Feb. 16 at Mississippi* 2 p.m. Jan. 1 Houston Baptist* 1 p.m. Nov. 9 Lincoln (Mo.)+ W, 68-37 Jan. 7 at Freed-Hardeman* 5:30 p.m.
^Cruzin Classic, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Feb. 8 at Arkansas Tech* 1 p.m. Nov. 9 Our Lady of the Lake+ L, 95-58
Feb. 20 Tennessee* 6 p.m. Jan. 4 at McNeese State* 1 p.m. Nov. 12 at Mississippi College W, 62-41 Jan. 11 Park (Mo.)* 1 p.m.
Feb. 13 at Ark.-Monticello* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at Evangel (Mo.) L, 81-69
Feb. 23 at Florida* 3 p.m. Nov. 14 Hendrix W, 109-44
Feb. 27 at Mississippi State* 8 p.m.
Jan. 8 New Orleans* 7 p.m.
Nov. 21 Harding* 5:30 p.m.
HENDERSON STATE Feb. 20 SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 16 at SLCP* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 15 Lyon^ L, 67-56
Jan. 11 Sam Houston State* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 at Columbia (Mo.)* 1 p.m. Nov. 16 Bellevue (Neb.)^ L, 76-58
Mar. 1 LSU* 1 p.m. Jan. 15 at Stephen F. Austin* 6:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Ouachita Baptist* 1 p.m. (2-1, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 22 E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m.
Jan. 23 at Lindenwood-Belleville*5:30 p.m. Nov. 21 SWAG* 6 p.m.
Mar. 4-8 SEC Tournament, Greenville, S.C. Feb. 27 at Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 18 at Nicholls State* 1 p.m. Dec. 3 Crowley’s Ridge 6:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Jan. 25 at Missouri Baptist* 1 p.m. Nov. 23 Texas Wesleyan* 1 p.m.
*SEC game Feb. 29 at Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m.
Jan. 25 Abilene Christian* 1 p.m. Dec. 7 at Arkansas Tech* 2 p.m. Nov. 8 Missouri Southern St.+ W, 79-70 Jan. 30 Harris-Stowe St.* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 3 Ecclesia College 5:30 p.m.
+at Bahamas Hoopfest, Nassau, Bahamas Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.
Jan. 29 at SE Louisiana* 7 p.m. Dec. 14 Henderson State* 2 p.m. Nov. 9 Emporia State+ L, 62-59 Feb. 1 Hannibal-LaGrange* 1 p.m. Dec. 7 College of Ozarks 2 p.m.
#Big 12/SEC Challenge *GAC game
Feb. 1 at NW (La.) State* 1 p.m. Dec. 18 at Delta State 11 a.m. Nov. 15 Bacone College W, 103-47 Feb. 6 at Stephens (Mo.)* 7 p.m. Dec. 14 at Crowley’s Ridge 1 p.m.
^at Simmons Bank Arena, North Little Rock +at GAC/MIAA Crossover Challenge, Mon-
Feb. 5 Lamar* 7 p.m. Jan. 2 SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 21 Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at William Woods* 1 p.m. Jan. 2 Science & Arts (Okla.)* 6 p.m.
ticello
Feb. 8 McNeese State* 1 p.m. Jan. 4 NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Nov. 23 Arkansas Tech* 1 p.m. Feb. 13 at Williams Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 4 at Mid-America Christian* 2 p.m.
ARKANSAS STATE Feb. 12 at New Orleans* 7 p.m. Jan. 9 at SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 at Central Baptist* 1 p.m.
(1-2, 0-0 SUN BELT) Feb. 15 at Sam Houston State* 1 p.m. Jan. 11 at E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m.
Nov. 26 Missouri Southern St. 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 2 at Midwestern State 5:30 p.m.
DIVISION III Feb. 18 Freed-Hardeman* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 9 Central Christian*
Jan. 11 at Langston (Okla.)*
6 p.m.
2 p.m.
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 19 Stephen F. Austin* 7 p.m. Jan. 16 at Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 at Harding* 5:30 p.m. HENDRIX (1-1, 0-0 SAA) Feb. 22 at Park (Mo.)* 1 p.m. Jan. 16 at SW Christian* 6 p.m.
Feb. 22 Nicholls State* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 Ouachita Baptist* 2 p.m. Dec. 14 at Ark.-Monticello* 2 p.m. Feb. 27 SLCP* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 18 Oklahoma City* 2 p.m.
Nov. 6 Central Baptist W, 88-63 Jan. 23 Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 29 Columbia (Mo.)* 1 p.m.
Feb. 29 at Abilene Christian* 1 p.m. Dec. 18 at Christian Brothers 5 p.m. Jan. 23 at Wayland Baptist* 6 p.m.
Nov. 9 at Tulsa L, 79-77 Jan. 25 Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. Nov. 10 at Centenary W, 64-57 *AMC game
Mar. 4 SE Louisiana* 7 p.m. Jan. 2 Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at Okla. Panhandle St.* 2 p.m.
Nov. 13 SE Missouri State L, 79-67 Jan. 30 at NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at Cent. Arkansas (exh.) L, 104-28 +at College of the Ozarks Classic, Point Look-
Mar. 7 NW (La.) State* 1 p.m. Jan. 4 Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m. Jan. 30 Mid-America Christian* 6 p.m.
Nov. 22 at DePaul+ 11 a.m. Feb. 1 at SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at Ark.-Monticello L, 109-44 out, Mo.
*Southland game Jan. 9 at NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 1 at Science & Arts (Okla.)* 2 p.m.
Nov. 23 Miami/N.C. A&T+ TBA Feb. 6 at Harding* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16 Dominican+ (n)
Jan. 11 at SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Feb. 4 at Central Christian* 6 p.m.
Nov. 26 at Murray State 6 p.m. Nov. 19 at Dallas Christian 5 p.m.
Nov. 30 at San Diego State 3 p.m.
UAPB (0-1, 0-0 SWAC) Feb. 8 at Henderson State* 2 p.m. Jan. 16 Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 Austin 2 p.m.
CENTRAL BAPTIST Feb. 6 Langston (Okla.)* 6 p.m.
Feb. 13 Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 18 at Arkansas Tech* 1 p.m. (3-0, 0-0 AMC) Feb. 13 at Oklahoma City* 6 p.m.
Dec. 9 UAPB 7 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Nov. 26 at E. Texas Baptist 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 15 Arkansas Tech* 2 p.m. Jan. 23 E. Central (Okla.)* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 15 SW Christian* 2 p.m.
Dec. 14 at Memphis 2 p.m. Nov. 8 at Coastal Carolina L, 76-69 Nov. 30 Louisiana College+ 11 a.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 20 E. Central (Okla.)* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25 SE Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Feb. 20 Okla. Panhandle St.* 6 p.m.
Dec. 18 at Baylor noon Nov. 19 at Wis.-Milwaukee 7 p.m. Dec. 1 Austin College+ 11 a.m. Nov. 2 at Ecclesia College W, 107-44
Feb. 22 SE Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Jan. 30 at Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 22 Wayland Baptist* 2 p.m.
Dec. 29 at Louisiana Tech 2 p.m. Nov. 21 at Illinois 7 p.m. Dec. 6 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps^ 5 p.m. Nov. 6 at Arkansas State (exh.) L, 88-63
Feb. 27 at Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 1 at Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. Feb. 27 at Texas Wesleyan* 6 p.m.
Jan. 2 at Texas-Arlington* 7 p.m. Nov. 26 at Tennessee 7 p.m. Dec. 7 Greenville^ 5 p.m. Nov. 8 at NW (La.) State (exh.) L, 61-59
Feb. 29 at Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m. Feb. 6 at Southern Arkansas* 5:30 p.m. Feb. 29 at SWAG* 2 p.m.
Jan. 4 at Texas State* 2 p.m. Nov. 29 at Iowa State 6:30 p.m. Dec. 19 at Ozarks 3 p.m. Nov. 12 at Randall Univ. W, 88-54
Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. Feb. 8 Ark.-Monticello* 1 p.m. *SAC game
Jan. 9 Georgia State* 7 p.m. Dec. 4 at Washington State 7 p.m. Dec. 29 Ozarks 1 p.m. Nov. 16 Ecclesia College W, 85-27
*GAC game Feb. 13 at Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m. +at SWAG Classic, Waxahachie, Texas
Jan. 11 Georgia Southern* 1 p.m. Dec. 10 at Arkansas State 7 p.m. Dec. 31 Rhodes* 2 p.m. Nov. 21 Missouri Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
+Central Region Challenge, Monticello Feb. 15 Harding* 1 p.m. ^at College of the Ozarks Classic, Point Look-
Jan. 16 Appalachian State* 7 p.m. Dec. 16 at Wichita State 11:30 a.m. Jan. 3 at Oglethorpe* 5 p.m. Nov. 23 Lindenwood-Belleville* 1 p.m.
Feb. 20 SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. out, Mo.
Jan. 18 at UALR* 2 p.m. Dec. 20 at Texas Tech TBA Jan. 5 at Berry* 11 a.m.
ARKANSAS TECH Feb. 22 NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Jan. 10 Birm.-Southern* 6 p.m.
Nov. 26 at Ouachita Baptist (exh.)6:30 p.m.
Jan. 23 at La.-Lafayette* 6 p.m. Dec. 28 Philander Smith TBA
(2-0, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 27 at SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 12 Millsaps* 1 p.m.
Dec. 3 Freed-Hardeman* 5:30 p.m. PHILANDER SMITH
Jan. 25 Coastal Carolina* 4 p.m. Jan. 4 at Miss. Valley State* 5 p.m. Dec. 5 at Hannibal-LaGrange* 5:30 p.m.
Feb. 1 at La.-Monroe* noon Jan. 11 at Alabama A&M* 5 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Feb. 29 at E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m. Jan. 17 at Centre* 5 p.m. Dec. 7 at Harris-Stowe St.* 1 p.m. (7-1, 0-0 GCAC)
Feb. 6 at Georgia State* 5 p.m. Jan. 13 at Alabama State* 5:30 p.m. Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla. Jan. 19 at Sewanee* noon Dec. 15 at Central Arkansas (exh.) 2 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT
Nov. 9 Crowley’s Ridge W, 114-36
Feb. 8 at Georgia Southern* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 Southern* 5 p.m. *GAC game +at Searcy Jan. 24 Centre* 6 p.m. Dec. 19 William Woods* 5:30 p.m. Oct. 30 Fisk University W, 71-47
Nov. 11 Lane W, 65-45
Jan. 20 Alcorn State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 26 Sewanee* noon Dec. 21 Stephens College* 1 p.m. Nov. 2 at Wiley College W, 70-54
Feb. 13 Texas-Arlington* 7 p.m. Nov. 17 Angelo State 2 p.m.
Feb. 15 Texas State* 4 p.m. Jan. 25 at Prairie View A&M* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 21 Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
OUACHITA BAPTIST Jan. 31 Oglethorpe* 6 p.m. Jan. 4 at Lyon* 1 p.m. Nov. 3 at Jarvis Christian W, 90-66
Feb. 2 Berry* noon
Feb. 20 at South Alabama* 11 a.m. Jan. 27 at Texas Southern* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 at Henderson State* 1 p.m. (1-2, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 7 at Birm.-Southern* 6 p.m.
Jan. 7 Williams Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 7 Crowley’s Ridge W, 81-58
Feb. 22 at Troy* 2 p.m. Feb. 1 Grambling State* 5 p.m. Nov. 27 at Lane 2 p.m. Jan. 9 Park (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 9 Wiley College W, 71-52
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 9 at Millsaps* 1 p.m.
Feb. 28 UALR* 7 p.m. Feb. 3 Jackson State* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 7 Ark.-Monticello* 1 p.m. Jan. 14 Crowley’s Ridge 5:30 p.m. Nov. 12 at TAMU-Texarkana W, 93-67
Nov. 8 at Newman+ W, 55-53 Feb. 15 at Rhodes* 1 p.m.
Mar. 5 South Alabama* 7 p.m. Feb. 8 Alabama A&M* 5 p.m. Dec. 14 at Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m. Jan. 16 at Columbia (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Oklahoma City+ L, 90-58
Nov. 9 SW Minnesota State+ L, 76-50 *SAA game
Mar. 7 Troy* 4 p.m. Feb. 10 Alabama State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 2 SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 18 at SLCP* 1 p.m. Nov. 16 Mid-Anerica Christian+ W, 68-62
Nov. 14 at TAMU-Commerce L, 69-54 +at Rhodes Tip-Off, Memphis
*Sun Belt game Feb. 15 at Southern* 3:30 p.m. Jan. 4 E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m. Jan. 23 at Missouri Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 19 TAMU-Texarkana 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 21 at Arkansas Tech* 5:30 p.m. #at Millsaps Classic, Jackson, Miss.
+at Maggie Dixon Classic, Chicago Feb. 17 at Alcorn State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 25 at Lindenwood-Belleville* 1 p.m. Nov. 22 Jarvis Christian 7:30 p.m.
Nov. 23 Ark.-Monticello* 1 p.m. ^at Washiington Univ. Tournament, St. Louis
Feb. 22 Prairie View A&M* 5 p.m. Jan. 11 at Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. Jan. 30 Hannibal-LaGrange* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 23 Paul Quinn College 3 p.m.
Nov. 26 Central Baptist 6:30 p.m.
UALR (1-3, 0-0 SUN BELT) Feb. 24 Texas Southern* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 16 Harding* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 30 Williams Baptist 1 p.m. OZARKS (0-3, 0-0 ASC) Feb. 1 Harris-Stowe St.* 1 p.m. Nov. 26 Lyon 5 p.m.
Feb. 29 at Grambling State* 3 p.m. Jan. 18 Henderson State* 1 p.m. Feb. 6 at William Woods* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 5 Bacone College 5 p.m.
DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Dec. 7 Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 8 at Stephens College* 1 p.m. Dec. 14 at Lyon 6 p.m.
Mar. 2 at Jackson State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 23 SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 5 at Texas A&M L, 78-35 Dec. 14 at Harding* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 8 Rhodes L, 70-63 Feb. 13 at Freed-Hardeman* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 28 at UAPB (exh.) TBA
Mar. 4 Miss. Valley State* 7:30 p.m. Jan. 25 NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m.
Nov. 9 at Rice L, 66-40 Dec. 16 Rogers State 4:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Webster+ L, 71-48 Feb. 15 Lyon* 1 p.m. Jan. 2 Champion Christian 5 p.m.
Mar. 10-14 SWAC Tourn., Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 30 at E. Central (Okla.)* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 13 LSU L, 65-50 Jan. 2 Southern Nazarene* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 16 Illinois College+ L, 75-52 Feb. 18 at Williams Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 4 Edward Waters* 2 p.m.
*SWAC game Feb. 1 at SE Oklahoma State* 1 p.m.
Nov. 16 Central Arkansas W, 63-48 Jan. 4 Oklahoma Baptist* 1 p.m. Nov. 23 at Millsaps^ 3 p.m. Feb. 20 at Park (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 11 at Xavier (La.)* 3 p.m.
Feb. 6 at Ouachita Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at SW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m.
Nov. 21 at Florida Atlantic 6 p.m.
Nov. 24 at W. Kentucky 2 p.m. DIVISION II Feb. 8 Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m.
Jan. 11 at NW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m.
Nov. 24
Nov. 26
Birm.-Southern^
Dallas
11 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
Feb. 27 Columbia (Mo.)*
Feb. 29 SLCP*
5:30 p.m.
1 p.m.
Jan. 13 Tougaloo College*
Jan. 18 Talladega College*
5:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
Feb. 13 at Harding* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 2 Louisiana Tech 6:30 p.m. ARK.-FORT SMITH Feb. 15 at Ark.-Monticello* 1 p.m.
Jan. 16 at Henderson State* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 4 at Texas-Dallas* 5:30 p.m. *AMC game Jan. 25 at Dillard* 3 p.m.
Dec. 7 Tulsa 2 p.m. Jan. 18 at Ark.-Monticello* 2 p.m. Dec. 14 at Austin 2 p.m. Jan. 27 at SUNO* 5:30 p.m.
(2-2, 0-0 LONE STAR) Feb. 20 Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 17 Memphis 6:30 p.m.
Feb. 22 Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m.
Jan. 23 SE Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Dec. 19 Hendrix 3 p.m. WILLIAMS BAPTIST Feb. 1 at Tougaloo College* 3 p.m.
Dec. 21 Arkansas+ 1 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Jan. 25 E. Central (Okla.)* 1 p.m. Dec. 29 at Hendrix 1 p.m. Feb. 3 at Xavier (La.)* 5:30 p.m.
Dec. 29 at Mississippi State 2 p.m Nov. 8 Colo. School of Mines+ W, 51-50
Feb. 27 at NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 30 at Oklahoma Baptist* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 2 at Mary Hardin-Baylor* 5:30 p.m.
(3-0, 0-0 AMC) Feb. 8 Rust College* 2 p.m.
Feb. 29 at SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m.
Jan. 2 at Texas State* 7 p.m. Nov. 9 Colo. Christian+ W, 73-59 Feb. 1 at Southern Nazarene* 1 p.m. Jan. 4 at Concordia (Tex.)* 1 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 15 at Edward Waters* 3 p.m.
Mar. 5-8 GAC Tournament, Bartlesville, Okla.
Jan. 4 at Texas-Arlington* 2 p.m. Nov. 13 at Cent. Oklahoma L, 84-55 Feb. 6 Arkansas Tech* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 9 at LeTourneau* 5:30 p.m. Oct. 29 Ecclesia College W, 101-29 Feb. 17 at Talladega College* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 9 Georgia Southern* 6:30 p.m. Nov. 16 at Northeastern State L, 73-57 Feb. 8 Harding* 1 p.m. Jan. 11 at E. Texas Baptist* 1 p.m. Nov. 7 Blue Mountain W, 70-43 Feb. 22 SUNO* 2 p.m.
Jan. 11 Georgia State* 2 p.m. Nov. 21 TAMU-Int’l* 5:30 p.m. HARDING (3-0, 0-0 GAC) Feb. 13 Henderson State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 16 Belhaven* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 14 at Blue Mountain W, 79-43 Feb. 24 Dillard* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 15 Coastal Carolina* 6:30 p.m. Nov. 23 TAMU-Kingsville* 2 p.m. DATE OPPONENT TIME/RESULT Feb. 16 at Southern Arkansas* 1 p.m. Jan. 18 Louisiana College* 1 p.m. Nov. 18 at Crowley’s Ridge 6 p.m. Feb. 29 at Rust College* 5:30 p.m.
Jan. 18 Arkansas State* 2 p.m. Nov. 30 E. Cent. (Okla.) 2 p.m. Nov. 8 Emporia State+ W, 75-62 Feb. 20 NW Oklahoma State* 5:30 p.m. Jan. 23 at Howard Payne* 5:30 p.m. Nov. 21 Park (Mo.)* 5:30 p.m. *GCAC game
Jan. 23 at La.-Monroe* 6 p.m. Dec. 6 at Drury 11 a.m. Nov. 9 Missouri Southern St.+ W, 75-67 Feb. 22 SW Oklahoma State* 1 p.m. Jan. 25 at Sul Ross St.* 1 p.m. Nov. 23 Stephens College* 1 p.m. +Oklahoma City Univ. Classic, Oklahoma City

Bailey
doubles
up for UA
FAYETTEVILLE —
University of Arkansas
senior forward Adrio Bailey
got his first double-double
in his 95th game with the
Razorbacks.
Bailey finished with 12
points and a career-high 11
rebounds in 30 minutes to
help Arkansas beat Montana
64-46 on Saturday at Walton
Arena.
“I thought he played
a great all-round game,”
Razorbacks Coach Eric
Musselman said. “We played
through him a little bit more.
He had the ball in his hands
a little bit early in the game.”
Musselman believed
the 6-6 Bailey would take
advantage of his quickness
against 6-9 Mark Anderson,
which proved to be the case.
“When Adrio plays that
center spot, he’s just so quick
off the floor,” Musselman
said. “I thought his [five]
offensive rebounds were
phenomenal. He had one
off a missed free throw [by
teammate Jimmy Whitt] that
was awesome.
“He’s a guy that has the
ability on our team to range
rebound.”
Bailey said he didn’t want
to celebrate his double-
double too much.
“Don’t get me wrong, I’m
excited that I got it,” he said.
“But I want it to be the first
of many, not just one game.”
Bailey’s previous high for
rebounds was nine in this
season opener against Rice.
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Arkansas shot a sea-
son-low 37% from the field
(20 of 54), but Montana shot
32.1% (18 of 56). The Griz-
zlies also had 23 turnovers,
including 11 steals by the Ra-
zorbacks.
“I just thought our defense
was once again really, really
good,” Arkansas Coach Eric
Musselman said. “We did not
shoot the ball well at all. We
were not pretty offensively.
“But that’s what you have
to do on nights you can’t
score. You have to turn up
your defensive intensity.”
The Razorbacks have held
their first three opponents to
31.2% shooting from the field.
“They’ve really bought in
to the game plan defensively,”
Musselman said. “Hopefully,
we can keep buying in on a
nightly basis, but I think they
really like playing defense.
“I think they’ve really
quickly got a grasp of what
we’re trying to do defensively.
I think contesting shots and
understanding the impor-
tance of every defensive pos-
session, they’ve been really,
really good so far.”
Montana (1-2) hit 2 of 16
three-pointers (12.5%), which
actually raised the Razor-
backs’ three-point field goal
defense on the season from
9.5% to 10.3%.
“We take pride in it,” Ar-
kansas senior forward Adrio
Bailey said of playing defense.
“We decided to have fun with
it. They always say defense
leads to offense, so we play
defense first and the offense
just comes.”
The Razorbacks, who
outscored the Grizzles 23-12
in points off turnovers, had
some defensive lapses.
Arkansas Coach Eric Mussleman (center) gives high-fives to students
after the Razorbacks’ victory over Montana on Saturday.
In the lane
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Arkansas forward Adrio Bailey
celebrates after making a bas-
ket Saturday during the Razor-
backs’ victory over Montana
in Fayetteville. Bailey scored
12 points and grabbed a ca-
reer-high 11 rebounds for his
first career double-double.
Mason Jones hit 8 of 8 free
throws Saturday to stay
perfect on the season. He has
hit 21 free throws in three
games, extending his streak
of makes to 30 going back to
last season.
Jones hit his final nine
free throws last season,
including a final attempt at
Vanderbilt and going 4 of
4 at both Providence and
Indiana in the NIT.
“Don’t jinx him,” Coach
Eric Musselman said with
a smile when asked about
Jones’ perfection at the line.
“We’re not supposed to talk
about that.
“He’s been great from the
charity stripe, and we don’t
want to talk about it because
it’s kind of like a baseball
hitter that’s hot.”
Rickey Medlock holds
Arkansas’ school record with
48 consecutive free throws
made over 20 games during
the 1974-75 season.
Arkansas guard Isaiah Joe (1) drives to the basket against Montana
guard Timmy Falls during the Razorbacks’ 64-46 victory over the
Grizzlies on Saturday at Walton Arena in Fayetteville.
Senior guard Mason Jones
— who led Arkansas with 19
points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists
and 4 steals — took respon-
sibility for allowing Montana
guard Kendal Manuel to hit a
layup off an inbounds pass to
pull the Grizzlies within 28-17
with 2:51 left in the first half.
The play in front of Arkan-
sas’ bench drew Musselman’s
ire.
“He just went ballistic. He
went crazy,” Jones said with
a smile. “I’m not going to say
what he said, but just know
that he went crazy. He just
told me, ‘Da-da-da-da-da-
da!’ ”
Jones said he didn’t enjoy
playing defense prior to this
season, but he’s undergone
an attitude adjustment under
Musselman.
“Coach Muss, he pushes us
hard and he coaches us hard,”
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Adrio Bailey and
Mason Jones
on the team’s
“We have great respect
for everybody we play,”
Razorbacks Coach Eric
Musselman said. “We
No. 20 Huskies
TOP 25 MEN Diakite and Jay Huff scored 13 points
preparation, walked in that locker room
tonight and we talked about each and Virginia beat Columbia.
Bailey’s performance and more
arkansasonline.com/1117bailey
Montana for about two
minutes, then we went right
TENNESSEE 75,
NO. 20 WASHINGTON 62
Kihei Clark added 10 points for the
Cavaliers (3-0), who led 31-17 at half-
time and substituted liberally through-
in to Texas Southern. Their THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
VIDEO ONLINE out the second half.
depth chart is up on our TORONTO — Tennessee Mike Smith scored 16 points to lead
Eric Musselman chalkboard.
Coach Rick Barnes is a big the Lions (1-3), whose point total was
on defending “When [the Razorbacks] believer in challenging his the highest Virginia has allowed this
walk in after every game,
well, Adrio teams with tough non-con- season. The Lions finished 16 of 56
the next team’s opponent is from the floor (28.6 %) and were 4 for
Bailey, playing time and more ference schedules.
up on our board, and there’s 11 from three-point territory.
On Saturday, Barnes’ squad
arkansasonline.com/ some key notes about who NO. 10 VILLANOVA 78, OHIO 54
passed its first test in style.
1117musselman we play next. It’s on to Texas PHILADELPHIA — Saddiq Bey scored
Jordan Bowden scored 15
Southern and how we can 19 points and Justin Moore added 18 to
of his 18 points in the first
beat them. lead Villanova past Ohio.
Joe struggles “I think just the players
half, Lamonte Turner had
16 points and the Volunteers
Villanova (2-1) broke the game open
Arkansas sophomore with a 27-4 run in the final 6:36 of the
understanding how the upset No. 20 Washington 75- half, turning a one-point deficit into a
Isaiah Joe, who came into coaching staff is — I don’t 62.
43-21 lead. Bey and Moore combined
Saturday’s game averaging know what word to say, “We’ve got to go test our-
for 9-for-12 shooting and 4 of 6 from
20.0 points and shooting my wife would say uptight selves,” Barnes said. “We have beyond the three-point line for 26
55.6% from the field (15 of — about every game and to do that. We’ve always be- points.
27), had a rare off game having great respect for lieved in that. We believe that Vander Plas led the Bobcats (3-1) with
offensively. them. Building up your this time of year it’s really 19 points and 10 rebounds. Jason Pres-
Joe shot 2 of 13 from opponent and really finding about trying to get yourself ton added 16 points and eight assists.
the field, including 2 of 9 the strengths of the team that ready for conference play.
Jeremiah Robinson-Earl had 11 points
on three-pointers. He even you’re playing and trying and 11 rebounds and Colin Gillespie
You’ve got to play a high-lev- scored 10 points for Villanova.
struggled on free throws, to emphasize those to your
el opponent like we played NO. 13 MEMPHIS 102,
hitting 3 of 5, but he found basketball team instead of
other ways to contribute today.” ALCORN STATE 56
talking about things they’re Yves Pons scored 15 points,
with 5 rebounds and 2 deficient at. We really stress MEMPHIS — Lester Quinones had 21
assists. He also played well John Fulkerson had 14 and points and 10 rebounds and Precious
what opponents are good at Turner added seven rebounds
defensively, said Coach Eric Achiuwa added 20 points, sending Mem-
each and every game.” and eight assists as the Vol- phis to a romp over Alcorn State.
Musselman.
unteers improved to 3-0 and Top recruit James Wiseman was side-
“I thought Isaiah was off
the charts good defensively,”
Not half bad handed Washington its first lined because of eligibility issues, but
Arkansas has held all loss in three games this sea- Memphis hardly missed him in bouncing
Musselman said. “Sometimes back from its first defeat of the season, an
your shot just doesn’t fall. three of its opponents under son.
82-74 loss to Oregon on Tuesday night.
We didn’t tell him to stop 20 points in the first half. “We just got a little bit out- DJ Jeffries finished with 15 points and
The Razorbacks led Rice classed but we can learn from
shooting. We wanted him to Tyler Harris and Lance Thomas added 11
continue to shoot.” 39-19, North Texas 28-16 and it,” Washington Coach Mike
each for Memphis (3-1). Isaiah Attles led
Joe made a key basket Montana 31-18. Hopkins said. Alcorn State (1-3) with 13 points while
when he nailed a three- “Yves is getting more and Troymain Crosby had 10.
pointer to cap a 7-0 run that Hoops Roadshow more of a feel,” Barnes said. This was Memphis’ first game without
Wiseman, the freshman center who was
put the Razorbacks ahead 47- “I think he’s getting more and
The Arkansas-Montana last season’s top recruit in the country. He
33 with 9:38 left. game was part of the more confident.”
Washington, which began was declared ineligible because Memphis
Collegiate Hoops Roadshow, Coach Penny Hardaway helped with the
On deck a multi-site, on-campus its season with a neutral-site
win over ranked Baylor, didn’t
family’s moving expenses from Nash-
Arkansas plays Texas exempt event that allows ville to Memphis two years ago when
teams to add an extra game fare so well north of the bor- Hardaway was coach at East High School.
Southern (0-3) on Tuesday
night at Walton Arena. The to their schedule. der, falling behind by as many Wiseman’s status is in limbo while the
as 14 against the Volunteers. NCAA considers disciplinary action.
Tigers will be playing their Arkansas also will have
“I felt like we were in NO. 23 LSU 75,
fourth consecutive road games in the event against
game after losing at San Texas Southern, South sand a little bit today,” Hop- NICHOLLS STATE 65
Diego State 77-42, at Wichita Dakota and Northern kins said. “They were moving BATON ROUGE — Darius Days had a
State 69-63 and at South Kentucky. the ball, we weren’t as active career-high 17 points and 11 rebounds to
and disruptive as we nor- help LSU beat Nicholls State.
mally were. Our rim protec- Emmitt Williams added 11 points and
points, a priority. He finished
with 13 points against the Ra-
zorbacks while hitting 6 of 13
tion wasn’t as good as it was
against Baylor.”
Nahziah Carter had 18
a season-best 12 boards for the Tigers
(2-1).
Skylar Mays was the leading scorer for
shots and committing 7 turn- the Tigers (2-1) with 18 points. Trendon
points and 12 rebounds, Isaiah Watford scored 17 points — all but three
overs. Stewart had 14 points and 10 in the first half — for LSU.
During practice last week, rebounds and Jaden McDan- Dexter McClanahan was the top scor-
Musselman said 6-8 Reggie iels scored 15 for the Huskies. er for the Colonels (2-2) with 20 points.
Chaney — who has been in- Quade Green scored 10 D’Angelo Hunter had 15 points for Nich-
definitely suspended from points but Washington strug- olls State.
games — played Pridgett on gled with its outside shoot- The Tigers took control of the game
the scout team in practice. ing, going 5 for 18 from three- by scoring 10 consecutive points in the
“We had a siren go off in second half to break a 48-48 tie.
point range. Nicholls State took a 29-21 lead in the
all our preparations any time NO. 7 MARYLAND 80, first half after scoring nine consecutive
[Chaney playing Sayeed] OAKLAND 50 points. McClanahan made two baskets,
touched the ball,” Mussel- COLLEGE PARK, Md. — Darryl Mor- including a three-pointer, during that
man said. “Just to make sure sell led a balanced attack with 14 points, stretch.
we didn’t let a guy who came and No. 7 Maryland used a strong de- NO. 25 COLORADO 71,
in here as one of the leading fensive effort to power past Oakland.
SAN DIEGO 53
scorers get clean looks.” Anthony Cowan Jr. contributed 11
BOULDER, Colo. — D’Shawn Schwartz
Musselman credited se- points, 7 assists and 6 rebounds for
scored 13 of his 15 points in the second
nior guard Jimmy Whitt — the Terrapins, Aaron Wiggins scored
10 and Jalen Smith added eight points
half, helping No. 25 Colorado (2-0) run
who had 14 points and seven and seven rebounds.
past scrappy San Diego (2-3).
rebounds — Jones and soph- Tyler Bey added 14 points and two im-
After opening with lopsided victories
omore guard Isaiah Joe with pressive blocked shots on Braun Hart-
at home against Holy Cross and Rhode
being the primary defenders field, one a thunderous rejection and the
Island, Maryland is off a 3-0 start for the
other a swipe and steal that was equally
on Pridgett. sixth year in a row. The Terps are 33-6
athletic.
NWA Democrat-Gazette/ANDY SHUPE
“It was very effective,” at home over the past two-plus seasons.
Lucas Siewert and McKinley Wight IV
Jones said of the defensive Xavier Hill-Mais led Oakland (3-2)
each chipped in 11 points for the Buf-
strategy against Pridgett. with 18 points. The Golden Grizzlies
faloes.
shot 36.5%, were outrebounded 40-30
“Coach Musselman always Colorado’s superior depth wore down
and went 6 for 15 at the free-throw line.
Jones said. “He only wants the told us in practice that if the Tereros, who were playing for the
he gets the ball, shrink [the NO. 9 VIRGINIA 60, third time in five nights, and the Buffs
best out of us, and he knows COLUMBIA 42 used an 18-0 run to turn a tight 46-42
that we’re going to rely on de- floor] and everybody move
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Mamadi game into a blowout.
fense this year. So we’ve got closer to him and make him
to make sure we’re on our P’s give up the ball.
and Q’s.” “I think we did pretty Saturday’s scores
Bailey, who had 12 points good. As long as we contin- MEN WOMEN
and a career-high 11 rebounds, ue to listen to Coach Mus- EAST EAST
said the Razorbacks are pre- selman and get ready for the Belmont 100, Boston College 85 Binghamton 74, Niagara 55
paring for opponents with game plan, then we should be Buffalo 88, Harvard 76 Cleveland St. 79, LIU Brooklyn 49
detailed scouting reports — good.” Maryland 80, Oakland 50 Colgate 70, Yale 67
which Musselman said would Jones said he had no prob- Massachusetts 89, CCSU 43 Cornell 68, NJIT 44
lem with Musselman scream- Old Dominion 76, Northeastern 69 Dayton 71, Northeastern 60
be the case when he was Providence 68, St. Peter’s 47 Delaware St. 69, Georgian Court 48
hired after leading Nevada to ing at him for his defensive St. Bonaventure 80, Rutgers 74 Georgetown 66, Pittsburgh 56
a 110-34 record the previous mistakes during the game Syracuse 89, Seattle 67 Manhattan 62, Fairleigh Dickinson 61
four seasons. because Musselman does the Temple 70, La Salle 65 Pacific 58, Drexel 51
same thing in practice. Vermont 70, St. John’s 68 Quinnipiac 76, Bucknell 69
“Last year, we really didn’t Villanova 78, Ohio 54 Rider 64, Xavier 57
do scout,” Bailey said. “This “It’s not like he’s being Siena 68, Sacred Heart 57
year, [Musselman] probably two-faced or he’s changing,” SOUTH St. Francis (Pa.) 78, Stetson 73
takes scout harder than any- Jones said. “He does the same Appalachian St. 69, Tennessee Tech 47 Syracuse 75, Albany (NY) 53
thing I’ve ever seen in my thing when people don’t see Davidson 87, UNC-Wilmington 49
Florida Atlantic 84, Palm Beach Atlantic 79 SOUTH
basketball career.” it, and he does the same thing LSU 75, Nicholls St. 65 Florida 84, Samford 48
Arkansas made defending when people see it. For him to Memphis 102, Alcorn St. 56 George Mason 75, Detroit 62
Montana 6-5 senior guard be consistent is amazing. I’m Murray St. 114, Brescia 48 Jacksonville 114, Johnson (FL) 35
Sayeed Pridgett, who came glad he got on me, because I NC State 95, St. Francis Brooklyn 64 Kentucky 50, Virginia 47
Tulane 79, Northwestern (La.) St. 52 Richmond 57, Florida Atlantic 55
into the game averaging 23.5 needed it.” Virginia 60, Columbia 42 SC-Upstate 89, Mars Hill 31
Virginia Tech 79, Lehigh 53 Southern Miss. 57, Louisiana-Monroe 42
Arkansas 64, Montana 46 MIDWEST
Troy 94, Jacksonville St. 64
UNC-Wilmington 84, SC State 46
MONTANA (1-2) Bradley 65, Ill.-Chicago 56
The last time Butler 80, Wofford 61 MIDWEST
M FG-FGA 3-FGA FT-FTA O-D-T PF A TO B S PTS
Owens 13 0-2 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 3 1 0 0 0 0
Arkansas held Cent. Michigan 84, Sam Houston St. 77 Bradley 101, Eureka 39
Anderson 26 4-7 0-0 1-1 3-4-7 4 1 3 2 0 9 its first three Creighton 82, Louisiana Tech 72 Cent. Florida 63, Stephen F. Austin 57
Manuel 33 5-16 2-7 0-0 0-5-5 2 0 1 0 1 12 opponents DePaul 75, Cornell 54 Cincinnati 63, Ball St. 56
Vazquez 21 0-7 0-4 2-2 1-1-2 3 2 3 0 2 2 of a season Indiana 100, Troy 62 Davidson 74, UMKC 64
Pridgett 39 5-12 0-1 3-5 3-4-7 3 2 7 1 1 13 under 50 Miami (Ohio) 79, Alabama A&M 63 Drake 63, Creighton 53
Carter-Hllngr 27 3-5 0-0 2-4 2-3-5 2 0 1 1 0 8 points each Purdue 93, Chicago St. 49 E. Illinois 80, Ill.-Chicago 45
Falls 31 1-4 0-2 0-2 0-2-2 4 3 5 1 1 2 was during Stony Brook 69, Rio Grande 58 Illinois St. 74, Illinois 58
Egun 14 0-3 0-2 0-0 0-2-2 1 1 2 0 0 0 Wichita St. 103, Tenn.-Martin 62 Kent St. 75, Purdue Fort Wayne 67
the 1945-46
5-2-7 1 Michigan 80, Akron 71
Totals 200 18-56 2-16 8-14 15-24-39 22 10 23 5 5 46 season.
SOUTHWEST Oakland 98, Chicago St. 70
Field-goal percentage 32.1. Three-point percentage 12.5. Free-throw percent- Adrio Bailey’s
age 57.1. Dead-ball rebounds 4. Arkansas 64, Montana 46 S. Illinois 76, Tennessee Tech 65
11 rebounds Wis.-Green Bay 72, Missouri 64
ARKANSAS (3-0) E. Michigan 56, North Texas 51
were a career N. Dakota St. 57, Texas A&M-CC 45 Youngstown St. 79, E. Michigan 77
M FG-FGA 3-FGA FT-FTA O-D-T PF A TO B S PTS
high. Pepperdine 73, Abilene Christian 69
Bailey 31 4-7 0-1 4-6 5-6-11 4 1 1 1 0 12
Joe 38 2-13 2-9 3-5 0-5-5 1 2 0 0 0 9 SIU-Edwardsville 57, Incarnate Word 55 SOUTHWEST
Sills 26 2-8 0-4 1-2 1-2-3 4 0 3 0 2 5 Mason Jones SMU 80, Jackson St. 63 N. Colorado 61, SMU 52
Jones 36 5-13 1-5 8-8 3-2-5 2 4 2 1 4 19 has hit 30 Stephen F. Austin 82, Drexel 67 Texas State 83, Texas of the Permian Basin 45
Whitt 28 6-12 0-0 2-3 2-5-7 3 2 4 0 1 14 consecutive Tulsa 72, Austin Peay 65 UALR 63, Cent. Arkansas 48
Cylla 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1-2 2 0 3 0 0 0 free throws UTEP 92, Alcorn St. 47
Harris 25 1-1 1-1 2-2 1-0-1 2 0 0 0 4 5 dating FAR WEST
1-2-3
back to last Colorado St. 74, Loyola Marymount 64 FAR WEST
Totals 200 20-54 4-20 20-26 14-23-37 18 9 13 2 11 64
Field-goal percentage 37.0. Three-point percentage 20.0. Free-throw percent- season. Grand Canyon 67, Ark.-Pine Bluff 54 California Baptist 60, Alabama A&M 55
age 76.9. Dead-ball rebounds 4. Hawaii 83, Portland St. 75 N. Arizona 88, Seattle 80
Montana ...................................18 28 — 46 New Mexico 90, McNeese St. 80 Nevada 60, Utah Valley 57
Arkansas ..................................31 33 — 64 Oregon St. 83, Wyoming 63 Oregon 99, Texas Southern 63
OFFICIALS Voyard-Tadal, Heimerman, Mathis Rice 82, UC Santa Barbara 81 San Diego 70, Air Force 59
ATTENDANCE 13,058 Tennessee 75, Washington 62 South Dakota 84, Utah 81
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Latest chapter thrills Thurman Collier, UALR bust W O M E N ’S B A SK E T B A LL

RICHARD DAVENPORT
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Former University of Ar-
kansas basketball great and
assistant coach Scotty Thur-
man is in Hog heaven since
becoming the coach at Little
Rock Parkview on July 25.
“I can’t tell you how ex-
cited I am,” Thurman said.
“I don’t know if I can even
explain it. It’s one thing to
want a position, but it’s an-
other thing when you feel
like it fits.”
Although he has spent
a majority of his life in his
hometown of Ruston, La.,
and Fayetteville, Little Rock
holds a special place.
“Outside of Ruston and
Fayetteville, this has been my
second home for quite some
time,” he said.
He earned his bache-
lor’s degree from Philander
Smith College and masters
in secondary education from
the University of Arkansas
at Little Rock in 2012. After
his playing days in Fayette-
ville, he often worked out
at Parkview with Corliss
Williamson, Derek Fisher
and others when home from
playing professionally over-
seas.
After declining new Ar-
kansas men’s basketball
Coach Eric Musselman’s of-
fer to remain on staff as di-
rector of student-athlete de-
velopment, the former Mike
Anderson assistant started
exploring several opportu-
nities.
“I’ve moved on, and I just
ask people to do the same
thing,” Thurman said about
his departure from Arkansas.
“I’m at Parkview, and I get
the opportunity to work with
kids. I don’t have any ill will
toward Coach Muss. I want
those kids and that program
to continue to thrive.”
Thurman traveled to New
York to consider working
with the NBA office or teams
as a player-development per-
son.
While in New York, he
received an unexpected call
from Jason Flanigan, the son
of then Parkview Coach Al
Flanigan. The younger Flan-
igan asked Thurman about
his future plans.
“At the time, he was actu-
ally having dinner with his
dad,” Thurman said. “I said,
‘Tell your dad I said hello. I
would love to catch up with
him when I pass through Lit-
tle Rock, and by the way, if he
happens to retire, tell him I
would be interested in the job.’
“Lo and behold, I get a call
the following day from Jason
saying, ‘Hey, you need to call
my dad.’ ”
The legendary coach who
amassed a 545-147 record,
seven state titles and 12 con-
ference championships in 23
years at the school had de-
cided to retire.
Al Flanigan and Thurman
talked the next day while
Thurman and his wife Regi-
na were in Miami to watch
Little Rock Parkview basketball Coach Scotty Thurman instructs his players during practice Wednes-
day. Thurman, a member of the 1994 Arkansas Razorbacks national championship team, is in his
first year as the coach at Parkview after Al Flanigan retired over the summer.
their daughter at the USA
Volleyball High Performance
Camp.
“He told me, ‘I’m going to
turn in my keys,’ ” Thurman
said.
Thurman applied and was
offered the job. His desire
to coach and mentor young
people made the decision a
no-brainer. It also meant he
didn’t have to displace his
family in favor of an NBA job.
Parkview’s style of play
will be similar to what Thur-
man played at Arkansas, but
he’ll be flexible.
“I want to play fast, but I
want to be disciplined and I
want to be able to adjust to
whatever the game calls for,”
Thurman said. “I don’t want
to go into a game where we
want to press, and then play
a team we can’t press and we
have to back it up. I want to
be able to make adjustments
on the fly.”
Thurman has put a premi-
um on academics, and he said
more than 60% of his players
have a 3.0 grade-point aver-
age or better. Twenty-one of
the 32 players made the hon-
or roll.
Coaches from junior high
to college to overseas shaped
Thurman’s outlook. Nolan
Richardson, who led the Ra-
zorbacks to the school’s only
basketball national champi-
onship in 1994, taught him
the value of hard work.
“Coach Richardson had a
tremendous impact on me in
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/THOMAS METTHE
terms of the work ethic, wak-
ing up early,” said Thurman,
who usually starts his day at
5:30 a.m.
Richardson also taught
Thurman a lesson in urgency
when he was going through
the recruiting process. He
had taken official visits to
Arkansas and Oklahoma, and
he had just returned from a
visit to Pittsburgh when he
received a call from Rich-
ardson.
“He was like, ‘Scotty,
what’s going on?’ ” Thurman
said. “I was like, ‘Coach, I
just got back from my visit
to Pittsburgh,’ and he said,
‘Pittsburgh. You don’t want
to walk the ball up, do you?’
I was like, ‘Coach, it’s the Big
East.’ He was like, ‘Big East?
Nobody from the Big East
beats me.’ ”
Richardson then asked
about other schools Thur-
man was considering, then
he told his recruit why they
were inferior choices.
“He was like, ‘I just have
one question. You want to
come play for Arkansas or
not? Because I need to know.
All those other schools can’t
beat us,’ ” Thurman said.
Thurman said he needed
to talk it over with his par-
ents.
“He was like, ‘Well, I’m
talking to you now. I want to
know now,’ ” Thurman said.
“So I said, ‘Coach, I’m com-
ing to Arkansas.’ ”
Thurman then told his
free in 3rd quarter
UALR 63, CENTRAL ARKANSAS 48 5:52 left in the third quar-
ter. Thirty seconds later, she
knocked down UALR’s first
JEREMY MUCK
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE three-pointer of the game, and
Rushing called timeout with
When her team needed a
boost in the second half Sat- the Trojans leading 38-33.
“That’s her role. She’s the
urday, Kyra Collier provided it
for the University of Arkansas leader,” UALR Coach Joe Fo-
ley said. “That broke it open a
at Little Rock women’s basket-
little for us. She did what we
ball team.
The senior guard finished needed her to do.”
with 18 points, 10 rebounds Vornes’ putback off an of-
and 7 assists to lead the Tro- fensive rebound made it 42-
jans to a 63-48 victory over 33. UALR stretched its lead to
the University of Central Ar- 46-33 before UCA hit its first
kansas on Saturday in front of field goal of the second half, a
an announced crowd of 807 layup by junior guard Ayanna
at the Jack Stephens Center in Trigg with 1:06 remaining in
Little Rock. the third quarter.
It was the first time since Collier’s basket extended
1987 that UALR and UCA the lead to 50-35 to cap a 20-2
played each other in a regu- run.
lar-season women’s basketball UALR continued to pour it
game. They played each other on in the fourth quarter. Col-
in 2005 in an exhibition game lier dished to Battle, whose
in Little Rock. three-point play made it 61-43
Collier scored 10 of her 18 with 3:31 remaining. The Tro-
points in the second half as jans’ largest lead was 63-43
UALR (1-3) outscored UCA with 1:20 left.
33-17 after trailing 31-30 at UALR trailed 9-4 midway
halftime. through the first quarter, then
“We knew we had to come used a 17-2 run to lead 21-11 en-
tering the second quarter.
out with a little more fire and
Collier’s layup gave the
a little more pride,” Collier
Trojans an 11-9 lead with 4:08
said. “We locked in on getting
left in the first quarter.
stops and playing transition
Leading 17-9, Collier got a
offense.” steal, then passed to senior
Three other players scored guard Sydney Chastain for a
at least 10 points for UALR,
layup and 19-9 advantage. Col-
including freshman forward
lier ended the quarter with a
Alayzha Knapp with 15 points, basket that gave the Trojans a
and junior forward Teal Battle 10-point lead.
mother about the conversa- and sophomore forward Krys- Foley said the Trojans’ in-
tion. tan Vornes with 11 points apiece. tensity was good in the first
” ‘Hey, I’m going to Arkan- The Trojans shot 42.9% (24 quarter before it was lost in
sas. Coach just wore me out of 56) and outrebounded the the second quarter. The Tro-
over the phone,’ ” Thurman Sugar Bears 38-33. They also jans turned things around in
forced 15 turnovers. the third quarter, Foley said,
said. “That was the end of the
Junior center Hannah thanks to their defense.
story. The rest is history.”
Langhi scored 11 points to lead UCA M FG FT O-R PF A PTS
Playing overseas after
UCA (1-2). The Sugar Bears Trigg 30 3-7 0-0 0-1 3 2 6
three years at Arkansas pro- were held to 18-of-55 shooting Sells 36 2-9 0-0 0-4 2 5 4
vided valuable lessons. His Hudspeth 14 1-3 0-0 0-0 1 0 2
overall (32.7%), including 6 of Crawford 16 2-6 2-4 1-6 5 0 6
first stop was the Republic 23 from the floor in the second Johnson 31 2-10 3-4 1-4 0 1 8
of Macedonia. Budgetts 7 2-4 0-0 0-1 3 0 5
half. Dominguez 18 2-5 0-0 0-0 3 0 4
“ I h a d a ba r b e r t h a t “They punched us in the Walker 7 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 0
didn’t speak English that cut Canady 10 0-2 2-2 1-3 0 0 2
face, and we didn’t respond,” Langhi 31 4-7 2-2 2-5 2 2 11
my hair,” Thurman said. “I UCA Coach Sandra Rushing 7-9
showed him how to cut it off Totals 200 18-55 9-1212-33 19 10 48
said. “That’s been an issue in PCT. — FG 32.7, FT 75.0. 3-PT. — 3-12, 25.0
of a picture. We became pret- practice and in both games (Johnson 1-1, Langhi 1-2, Budgetts 1-3, Sells 0-1,
ty good friends because I was we’ve played previous.
Hudspeth 0-1, Dominguez 0-2, Walker 0-2). BL — 3
(Trigg 1, Crawford 1, Langhi 1). TO — 15 (Johnson 4).
forced to learn the language.” “We have to stop pouting. ST — 7 (Johnson 4).
His late parents, Roma We’re saying, ‘Oh, they’re UALR M FG FT O-R PF A PTS
and Levell, affected him holding me.’ I don’t care. It’s Lasker 20 1-2 0-0 0-1 4 0 2
Chastain 40 3-5 0-0 0-7 0 4 6
the most. His mother was a Division I basketball. It’s not Collier 40 6-19 5-5
3-10 2 7 18
social worker while his fa- high school anymore. Stop Hemphill 15 0-2 0-0 0-2 5 0 0
Battle 35 4-6 3-3 1-4 2 0 11
ther was an oil counter who complaining and let’s go play.” Vornes 20 3-4 5-8 7-8 3 0 11
worked seven days on and The third quarter was good Knapp 30 7-18 1-1 0-2 2 2 15
1-4
seven days off in the Gulf of to the Trojans, as they out- Totals 200 24-56 14-1712-38 18 13 63
Mexico. scored the Sugar Bears 20-4 PCT. — FG 42.9, FT 82.4. 3-PT. — 1-3, 33.3 (Col-
“My mom is the hard- in the quarter to lead 50-35 en-
lier 1-2, Lasker 0-1). BL — 3 (Knapp 2). TO — 13
(Lasker 3, Vornes 3). ST — 7 (Chastain 3).
est-working person I’ve ever tering the fourth quarter. UCA .............11 20 4 13 — 48
known, but she was also the Collier’s three-point play UALR............21 9 20 13 — 63
Officials — Napier, Seales, Lukanich
most loyal person,” he said. gave UALR a 35-33 lead with Attendance — 807
Seeing his father spend so
much time away, Thurman State men’s roundup
was determined to be there
for his wife, daughter and GRAND CANYON 67, UAPB 54 from the foul line and had a 13-4 edge
son. Allesandro Lever scored 25 points and in second-chance points despite being
“I never wanted my son, had six rebounds to lift Grand Canyon outrebounded 35-33. UAPB did have
who’s now 25, to have to (1-3) to a victory over the University of 36-34 edge in points in the paint, in-
grow up with his dad being cluding a 24-14 advantage in the second
Arkansas at Pine Bluff (0-3) in Phoenix
half.
gone the whole time,” Thur- on Saturday. Shaun Doss and Terrance Banyard
man said. Carlos Johnson added 17 points and both finished with 12 points for UAPB,
And now Thurman is 7 rebounds for Grand Canyon, which which shot 22-of-56 from the floor, in-
in a position to influence shot 13-of-25 from the floor in the cluding 3-of-14 on three-pointers. Doss
other young men’s lives at second half. shot 5-of-16 from the floor and Banyard
Parkview. Grand Canyon outscored UAPB 14-9 shot a 4-of-8 from the floor.
 WEEK 11
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019
A LOOK AT THIS WEEK’S KEY GAMES,
STORYLINES AND PLAYERS TO WATCH

Ravens quarterback Lamar

Jackson runs for a touchdown
during last Sunday’s game in
Cincinnati. [GARY LANDERS/THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS]

Action
Jackson
Ravens QB displays a mix
of style and exuberance
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INSIDE

Divisional report Game previews Power rankings

News and notes from around the league, including A capsule look at this week’s games, with more Who sits atop — and at the bottom — of the league
fantasy watch. Page 3 on Sunday and Monday night showdowns. Pages 4-5 entering this week’s matchups? Page 6
2  Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019  NFL
WEEK 11
COVER STORY
‘A special talent’
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson celebrates his touchdown during last Sunday’s game against the Bengals in Cincinnati. [FRANK VICTORES/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]
Ravens’ Jackson masters art of winning while having fun
By David Ginsburg
The Associated Press
OWINGS MILLS, Md. —
There are times when Lamar
Jackson displays the style
and exuberance of a young-
ster playing football on the
street with friends.
Seemingly unaffected by
the responsibility of being
an NFL starting quarter-
back, Jackson relishes the
opportunity to run, pass and
match wits with opposing
defenses. And when he’s all
done, the Baltimore Ravens
star just might flip on a pair
of sunglasses and pose on the
sideline with his teammates.
Such was the case last
Sunday, when the versatile
Jackson achieved a per-
fect quarterback rating and
peeled off a can’t-top-this
47-yard touchdown run in
a 49-13 rout of the Cincin-
nati Bengals.
For a new generation of
NFL quarterbacks, staying
in the pocket is merely an
option.
“It’s pretty cool,” Jackson
said Wednesday. “We’re just
doing our thing: playing ball,
having fun, doing what all
of us did when we were just
little kids.”
With Jackson as the driv-
ing force, the Ravens (7-2)
have won five straight and
established themselves as a
Super Bowl contender. Now
in his second season, the
former Louisville standout is
13-3 as a starter and the focal
point of a team that leads the
league in scoring, rushing
and with a 76.9% conversion
rate on fourth down.
Jackson is the only player
in NFL history to amass
2,000 yards passing and
700 yards rushing through
a season’s first nine games.
In the high-stakes world of
pro football, Jackson is keep-
ing it low key.
“Obviously, Lamar is our
leader. We follow him,”
tight end Mark Andrews
said. “He’s done a great job
of staying humble. With all
the spotlight and the buzz
and people kind of catching
on to the type of player he
can be, he’s done a great job
of staying true to himself and
playing for his teammates.”
Jackson stepped out of
character against the Ben-
gals, grabbing a pair of
sunglasses from head ath-
letic trainer Ron Medlin and
hamming it up in a hilari-
ous photo with teammates
Marlon Humphrey, Ron
Stanley, Mark Ingram and
Marquise Brown.
“When you’re winning
and guys are making plays,
it’s just contagious, the
happiness, the joy,” Ingram
said. “We all love playing
football, we love winning
and we love watching our
teammates making plays. I
don’t know how we got those
glasses on, but this team is a
special group.”
And, to be sure, Jackson
is a unique quarterback.
His second perfect quarter-
back rating of the season (15
for 17, 223 yards, 3 TDs, 0
INTs) was impressive, but
that 47-yard frolic through
the Cincinnati defense might
be the play that all past and
future quarterback runs will
be measured against.
Ingram was right there
when it happened, and he’s
watched it so many times on
film that he can describe the
action from memory.
“It was crazy,” Ingram
said. “He made the right
read, got away from (defen-
sive end) Carlos Dunlap, hit
the safety, dead-legged him,
three guys pursuing, he spun
inside of them and then the
acceleration just to get to the
end zone. Yeah, you’ve got
to go into the archives to see
something better than that.
It was wild.”
That was the Lamar Jack-
son that won the Heisman
Trophy in 2016 and the one
his mom appreciated from an
early age.
“She just said I’m finally
playing how I used to play,”
Jackson said.
Truth is, Jackson’s
improvement from his
rookie year can be attributed
to his prowess at passing. If
a team dares to stack the line
to make him throw, Jackson
will gladly accept the invi-
tation and make the defense
pay.
“That’s where hard work
comes in. That’s where dedi-
cation is,” he said.
Jackson is the toast of
Baltimore these days. The
fans swarm him at shop-
ping malls, fast-food joints,
anywhere he might happen
to be.
“Baltimore loves the play-
ers and we appreciate it. We
love them back,” Jackson
said. “So it’s all good.”
Until it isn’t.
“Football starts with the
quarterback,” coach John
Harbaugh said. “That’s
what he signed up for. That
team has Lamar’s back. But
just as quickly as (the media)
pat you on the back, they’re
going to slice your Achilles
just like that.”
Unless, of course, Jackson
continues to improve. He is,
after all, only 22 years old.
“He’s just a special talent.
Never complacent,” Ingram
said. “He’s only going to get
better.”
 NFL  Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019  3

WEEK 11
Around the AFC Around the NFC
A look at what’s happening in the West A look at what’s happening in the West

Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, left, is sacked by the Raiders’ Clelin Ferrell Rams quarterback Jared Goff, right, is hit by the Steelers’ Cameron Heyward during
during last Thursday’s game in Oakland, Calif. [BEN MARGOT/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] last Sunday’s game in Pittsburgh. [KEITH SRAKOCIC/THE ASSOCIATED PRSS]

Healthy and happy, Ferrell Rams frantically trying to fill

starting to pay off for Raiders vacancies on offensive line
By Michael Wagaman
The Associated Press
ALAMEDA, Calif. — Oakland
Raiders defensive coordinator Paul
Guenther has felt a lot better about
Clelin Ferrell’s play over the past two
games, and it’s no coincidence.
The fourth overall pick in the draft,
Ferrell has been lining up more at his
customary defensive end spot after
splitting time moving inside and
outside. He’s also fully health after
dropping nearly 20 pounds during a
trip to London for a game earlier this
season.
“I was so happy today when I
weighed in at (266) this morning,”
Ferrell said Thursday. “I was like,
‘Thank God. I’m finally back to my
weight.’ After we got back from
London, I stepped on the scale and
I was 250. I just felt bad, felt weak
and all those things. It’s all a learn-
ing process. I’m just excited to keep
building because they remember
November.”
One of three first-round picks
by Raiders general manager Mike
Mayock and coach Jon Gruden this
offseason, Ferrell has been notice-
ably more productive recently.
The Clemson product had his best
game of the season last Thursday
night during Oakland’s win over the
Los Angeles Chargers. Ferrell had
2 1/2 sacks and three hurries while
leading the Raiders’ best pass rush
of the season and forcing Chargers
quarterback Philip Rivers into three
interceptions.
Guenther said he noticed Ferrell
turning the corner a week earlier
when the Raiders beat the Detroit
Lions 31-24.
“I really think the light came on
for him in the second half of the
Detroit game,” Guenther said. “And
then he went out against the Char-
gers and played really good. You can
just tell with the look in a guy’s eyes.
You know when he starts making
plays, you can start saying, ‘Hey I’m
starting to figure this out.’ It’s the
look in the guy’s eyes and the way
he’s handling himself. And he came
out the other night and played really
good, so hopefully he can keep that
up.”
When the season began the Raiders
were thin along the interior defensive
line but had plenty of depth at end,
so Ferrell was asked to move inside.
That muted his production somewhat
and led to plenty of criticism, both
from fans and the media.
Ferrell insisted it didn’t bother
him, and both he and the Raiders
repeatedly said he was making con-
tinual progress.
Still, it felt more than a little satis-
fying to finally have the stats to back
it up.
“At the end of the day for me I’m all
about personal player development
growth, and then just how we’re win-
ning games,” Ferrell said. “I don’t
really focus on the stats. I never
have, because when you’re chasing
stats you can kind of get caught up
in things and then you’re not really
focusing on what you need to do to
win.
“But it’s always good to kind of shut
people up a little bit. People can kind
of get on your nerves. Not as far as it’s
getting to me, but you kind of hate
hearing nonsense, especially when
a lot of people aren’t as informed. I
don’t blame people for that. It is what
it is. I’ve been through this before in
college. I’ve always had the spotlight
on me. It just comes with the game,”
he said.
By Greg Beacham
The Associated Press
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — The
Los Angeles Rams scored nearly 33
points per game last season during
one of the most impressive 16-game
offensive performances in NFL his-
tory with a stout, durable line leading
the way.
When the defending NFC cham-
pions returned this year, their only
significant personnel changes hap-
pened on the line, which had been a
model of stability and consistency
during coach Sean McVay’s first two
seasons.
Nothing has been the same this
fall for McVay and the Rams (5-4).
They are outsiders in the playoff
picture after losing four of their last
six games, and most observers think
a mediocre offensive line has been the
biggest reason for the downturn.
And after adding two new starting
linemen in the offseason and losing
both to injuries in recent weeks, the
line is undergoing major changes
again this week before a visit from
the Chicago Bears (4-5).
“It’s a little bit of a roller coaster
with everybody going down and get-
ting banged up,” said Austin Blythe,
the Rams’ new starting center. “Jug-
gling positions is part of the league,
part of being a professional, and
especially on the offensive line.
We’ll try to handle it to the best of
our ability.”
With center Brian Allen out for the
year and right tackle Rob Havenstein
down for at least two weeks after get-
ting hurt last week in Pittsburgh, the
Rams will block for Todd Gurley and
protect Jared Goff with four starters
in new or almost-new positions on
the line.
Blythe is moving from right guard
to center, where he has practiced
regularly, but barely played since
college.
Untested rookie Bobby Evans is
likely to start at right tackle after get-
ting three offensive snaps of action in
the Rams’ first nine games.
The Rams’ starting guards prob-
ably will be rookie David Edwards,
who has three games of experience,
and Austin Corbett, who made his
debut for the team last week.
Edwards played left guard for the
Rams in his first two games, but
switched to right guard last week in
Pittsburgh — only to move to right
tackle after Havenstein injured his
knee during the game.
He still has more NFL experience
than Corbett, who only arrived in
a trade with Cleveland a few weeks
ago when Joe Noteboom went down
with a knee injury. Even after play-
ing in last week’s injury emergency,
Corbett has just 78 offensive snaps.
“It’s tough sometimes when you
don’t have guys that have game
experience,” left tackle Andrew
Whitworth said. “There’s a lot of
things that you have to go over and
teach, and really be thinking back
at all the things that come up when
a guy gets in for the first time and
goes through certain situations. You
almost can’t possibly go through all
of them. There’s going to be some
growing pains there in general.”
The Rams still have an experienced
starting offensive line if you divide by
five, but that’s only because Whit-
worth has 7,533 career snaps all by
himself.
The Rams’ backups are also
untested, but they’re working on
being ready for Khalil Mack and the
Bears’ fearsome defense.

FANTASY WATCH

With some big names on byes, you might have to resort to Plan B
By Brandon C. Williams
RotoExperts
With a considerable number
of leagues less than a month
away from beginning their
postseasons, Week 11 is a make-
or-break for fantasy teams.
Teams lacking the likes of
Saquon Barkley, Derrick Henry,
Aaron Rodgers and Russell
Wilson will have to resort to
Plan B as the quartet of fantasy
heavy hitters will be on byes.
Don’t expect the weather to
be a factor in most places. The
massive Arctic blast that hit the
nation this week will have lost
its grip well ahead of Sunday’s
main schedule of games.
START: Lamar Jackson, QB,
Ravens: Newsflash: Jackson’s
become a must-start play on a
weekly basis. The dual-threat
gets a Texans defense without
J.J. Watt and one that is the
sixth-worst in fantasy football
against opposing quarterbacks.
He has not thrown an intercep-
tion since Week 6.
SIT: Carson Wentz, QB, Eagles:
The Patriots allow fewer than
10 fantasy points per game to
opposing quarterbacks, and
without a viable deep threat to
stretch the New England sec-
ondary, fantasy owners are on a
fool’s errand by starting Wentz.
START: Josh Jacobs, RB, Raid-
ers: Oakland’s rookie back has
hit his stride, recording at least
71 rushing yards in five of his
past six, including three 100-
yard games. The good times
should continue to roll at the
expense of a winless Bengals
team that is the third-worst in
fantasy defense against oppos-
ing running backs.
SIT: Sonny Michel, RB, Patriots:
A disappointing season isn’t
going to get better for Michel,
who has to square up against
an Eagles defense that is fourth
overall against the run and sixth
in fewest yards per carry (3.8).
Michel has managed a total of
144 yards on 34 carries (3.04
yards per attempt) in the past
three weeks and would need
a host of goal-line opportuni-
ties to justify having him in the
lineup.
START: D.J. Moore, WR, Pan-
thers: He’s still stuck on just
one touchdown this season, but
Moore has rattled off consecu-
tive 100-yard outings and gets
a home matchup against a Fal-
cons defense that has allowed
the sixth-most fantasy points
to opposing wide receivers.
Atlanta also allows the fourth-
highest completion rate in the
league, making Moore an
even better option in PPR
formats considering he’s been
targeted 21 times the past two
games.
SIT: DeVante Parker, WR, Dol-
phins: Despite scoring in three
of his past five games, Parker
has yet to exceed 75 receiving
yards in a game this season.
Don’t count on that streak to
end against a Bills defense that
has allowed the third-fewest
passing yards in the league
while allowing only seven
touchdown passes.
START: Jared Cook, TE, Saints:
Only the Cardinals are worse
against opposing tight ends in
fantasy than the Buccaneers.
Cook has seen 25 of his 37 total
targets in his past four games,
including a season-best 10 in
last week’s loss against the
Falcons. Tampa Bay’s 22 touch-
down passes allowed is the
third-highest in the league.
SIT: T.J. Hockenson, Lions:
Hockenson’s fantasy owners
are still waiting for him to dupli-
cate his Week 1 production.
Since he had six catches for 131
yards and a touchdown against
the Cardinals, the rookie has
a combined 19 catches for
212 yards and a touchdown
that isn’t likely to get better if
Matthew Stafford remains side-
lined. Even against a Cowboys
defense that has allowed the
fourth-most fantasy points to
opposing tight ends, Hockenson
is bench-worthy.
4  Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019  NFL

WEEK 11
Thursday’s game
Browns 21, Steelers 7: The two teams engaged in a
nasty brawl after the Browns’ victory over the Steelers.

AFC EAST Times subject to change AFC NORTH Times subject to change *Game played in London

Buffalo
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 @NYJ W17-16
S15 @NYG W28-14
S22 CIN W21-17
S29 NE L16-10
O6 @TEN W14-7
O20 MIA W31-21
O27 PHI L31-13
N3 WASH W24-9
N10 @CLE L19-16
N17 @MIA 1 p.m.
N24 DEN 1 p.m.
N28 @DAL 4:30 p.m.
D8 BAL 1 p.m.
D15 @PIT 1 p.m.
D22 @NE TBD
D29 NYJ 1 p.m.
Miami New England
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 BAL L59-10 S8 PIT W33-3
S15 NE L43-0 S15 @MIA W43-0
S22 @DAL L31-6 S22 NYJ W30-14
S29 LAC L30-10 S29 @BUF W16-10
O13 WASH L17-16 O6 @WASH W33-7
O20 @BUF L31-21 O10 NYG W35-14
O28 @PIT L27-14 O21 @NYJ W33-0
N3 NYJ W26-18 O27 CLE W27-13
N10 @IND W16-12 N3 @BAL L37-20
N17 BUF 1 p.m. N17 @PHI 4:25 p.m.
N24 @CLE 1 p.m. N24 DAL 4:25 p.m.
D1 PHI 1 p.m. D1 @HOU 8:20 p.m.
D8 @NYJ 1 p.m. D8 KC 4:25 p.m.
D15 @NYG 1 p.m. D15 @CIN 1 p.m.
D22 CIN 1 p.m. D22 BUF TBD
D29 @NE 1 p.m. D29 MIA 1 p.m.
N.Y. Jets Baltimore
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 BUF L17-16 S8 @MIA W59-10
S16 CLE L23-3 S15 ARI W23-17
S22 @NE L30-14 S22 @KC L33-28
O6 @PHI L31-6 S29 CLE L40-25
O13 DAL W24-22 O6 @PIT W26-23OT
O21 NE L33-0 O13 CIN W23-17
O27 @JAC L29-15 O20 @SEA W30-16
N3 @MIA L26-18 N3 NE W37-20
N10 NYG W34-27 N10 @CIN W49-13
N17 @WASH 1 p.m. N17 HOU 1 p.m.
N24 OAK 1 p.m. N25 @LAR 8:15 p.m.
D1 @CIN 1 p.m. D1 SF 1 p.m.
D8 MIA 1 p.m. D8 @BUF 1 p.m.
D12 @BAL 8:20 p.m. D12 NYJ 8:20 p.m.
D22 PIT 1 p.m. D22 @CLE 1 p.m.
D29 @BUF 1 p.m. D29 PIT 1 p.m.
Cincinnati
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 @SEA L21-20
S15 SF L41-17
S22 @BUF L21-17
S30 @PIT L27-3
O6 ARI L26-23
O13 @BAL L23-17
O20 JAC L27-17
O27 LAR* L24-10
N10 BAL L49-13
N17 @OAK 4:25 p.m.
N24 PIT 1 p.m.
D1 NYJ 1 p.m.
D8 @CLE 1 p.m.
D15 NE 1 p.m.
D22 @MIA 1 p.m.
D29 CLE 1 p.m.
Cleveland Pittsburgh
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 TEN L43-13 S8 @NE L33-3
S16 @NYJ W23-3 S15 SEA L28-26
S22 LAR L-20-13 S22 @SF L24-20
S29 @BAL W40-25 S30 CIN W27-3
O7 @SF L31-3 O6 BAl L26-23OT
O13 SEA L32-28 O13 @LAC W24-17
O27 @NE L27-13 O28 MIA W27-14
N3 @DEN L24-19 N3 IND W26-24
N10 BUF W19-16 N10 LAR W17-12
N14 PIT W21-7 N14 @CLE L21-7
N24 MIA 1 p.m. N24 @CIN 1 p.m.
D1 @PIT 4:25 p.m. D1 CLE 4:25 p.m.
D8 CIN 1 p.m. D8 @ARI 4:25 p.m.
D15 @ARI 4:05 p.m. D15 BUF 1 p.m.
D22 BAL 1 p.m. D22 @NYJ 1 p.m.
D29 @CIN 1 p.m. D29 @BAL 1 p.m.

AFC AT A GLANCE CAPSULE PREVIEWS 19-16; Dolphins won at Colts SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL
16-12
EAST
Cowboys (5-4)
Notes: Bills allowed season-

Bears (4-5) at Rams (5-4)

Team W L T Pct PF PA
New England 8 1 0 .889 270 98
Buffalo 6 3 0 .667 174 150
Miami 2 7 0 .222 119 268
N.Y. Jets 2 7 0 .222 130 238
SOUTH
Team W L T Pct PF PA
Houston 6 3 0 .667 238 191
Indianapolis 5 4 0 .556 194 193
Tennessee 5 5 0 .500 203 197
Jacksonville 4 5 0 .444 176 189
NORTH
Team W L T Pct PF PA
Baltimore 7 2 0 .778 300 189
Pittsburgh 5 5 0 .500 200 202
Cleveland 4 6 0 .400 192 228
Cincinnati 0 9 0 .000 137 259
WEST
Team W L T Pct PF PA
Kansas City 6 4 0 .600 284 239
Oakland 5 4 0 .556 208 240
L.A. Chargers 4 6 0 .400 207 194
Denver 3 6 0 .333 149 170
NFC AT A GLANCE
EAST
Team W L T Pct PF PA
Dallas 5 4 0 .556 251 170
Philadelphia 5 4 0 .556 224 213
N.Y. Giants 2 8 0 .200 203 289
Washington 1 8 0 .111 108 219
SOUTH
Team W L T Pct PF PA
New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 204 182
Carolina 5 4 0 .556 225 228
Tampa Bay 3 6 0 .333 260 279
Atlanta 2 7 0 .222 191 259
NORTH
Team W L T Pct PF PA
Green Bay 8 2 0 .800 250 205
Minnesota 7 3 0 .700 262 182
Chicago 4 5 0 .444 162 157
Detroit 3 5 1 .389 217 237
WEST
Team W L T Pct PF PA
San Francisco 8 1 0 .889 259 129
Seattle 8 2 0 .800 275 254
L.A. Rams 5 4 0 .556 226 191
Arizona 3 6 1 .350 222 281
SCHEDULES
WEEK 12 LOOKAHEAD
Thursday, Nov. 21
Indianapolis at Houston, 8:20 p.m.
Sunday, Nov. 24
Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m.
Miami at Cleveland, 1 p.m.
Seattle at Philadelphia, 1 p.m.
N.Y. Giants at Chicago, 1 p.m.
Carolina at New Orleans, 1 p.m.
Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m.
Detroit at Washington, 1 p.m.
Oakland at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m.
Jacksonville at Tennessee, 4:05 p.m.
Dallas at New England, 4:25 p.m.
Green Bay at San Francisco, 8:20 p.m.
Open: Arizona, Minnesota, Kansas City, L.A.
Chargers
Monday, Nov. 25
Baltimore at L.A. Rams, 8:15 p.m.
at Lions (3-5-1)
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Opening line: Cowboys by 2½
Series record: Cowboys lead
16-12
Last meeting: Cowboys 26,
Lions 24, Sept. 30, 2018
Last week: Cowboys lost to
Vikings 28-24, Lions lost to
Bears 20-13
Notes: Cowboys have won
three straight against Lions.
... Injured QB Matthew Staf-
ford expected to miss second
straight start, replaced by Jeff
Driskel. ... Driskel was 27 for
46 for 269 yards passing and
37 yards rushing — all career
highs — with TD and INT in his
sixth career start last week.
Jaguars(4-5)
at Colts (5-4)
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Opening line: Colts by 3½
Series record: Colts lead
28-13.
Last meeting: Jaguars beat
Colts 6-0 on Dec. 2, 2018
Last week: Jaguars had bye;
Colts lost to Dolphins 16-12
Notes: Jaguars 3-1 vs. Colts
under coach Doug Marrone
and finished last season with
six straight shutout quarters
against Indy. ... Jags 2-3 out-
side Jacksonville this season
including loss to Texans in
London two weeks ago. Road
wins have come at Denver and
winless Cincinnati..
Bills (6-3)
at Dolphins (2-7)
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Opening line: Bills by 6
Series record: Dolphins lead
60-46-1
Last meeting: Bills beat Dol-
phins 31-21 on Oct. 20
Last week: Bills lost at Browns
worst 381 yards in previous
meeting with Miami.
Broncos (3-6) at
Vikings (7-3)
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Opening line: Vikings by 10½
Series record: Tied 7-7
Last meeting: Broncos beat
Vikings 23-20, Oct. 4, 2015
Last week: Broncos had bye,
beat Browns 24-19 on Nov. 3;
Vikings beat Cowboys 28-24
Notes: Vikings fifth in league
with average of 18.7 points
allowed per game. Broncos
sixth at 18.2.
Saints (7-2) at
Buccaneers (3-6)
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Bears QB Mitchell Trubisky tied a season high with three TD passes
Opening line: Saints by 3½
last week. [CHARLIE NEIBERGALL/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]
Series record: Saints lead
34-21
TIME AND TV: Sunday, 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC
Last meeting: Saints beat Bucs
OPENING LINE: Rams by 8
31-24, Oct. 6
SERIES RECORD: Bears lead 54-36-3
Last week: Saints lost to
LAST MEETING: Bears beat Rams, 15-6, December 9, 2018
Falcons 26-9; Buccaneers beat
LAST WEEK: Bears beat Lions 20-13; Steelers beat Rams 17-12
Cardinals 30-27.
STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES: Rams’ first home game since Oct. 13
Notes: Division-leading Saints
is visit from tough Chicago defense that shut down last season’s
won past two between NFC
high-flying LA offense. ... Bears face Rams in Coliseum for first time
South rivals. ... Saints QB Drew
since Oct. 17, 1976. ... Meeting of two solid defenses, inconsistent
Brees did not play in meeting
offenses. Rams still averaging more than 113 yards per game more
earlier this season. He’s 1-1
than Bears. ... Chicago snapped four-game losing streak last week,
since returning to lineup three
withstanding late push by Detroit and its backup QB. ... Bears
weeks ago.
QB Mitchell Trubisky tied season high with three TD passes last
Bills (6-3) week, though Bears spent huge chunks of game unable to move
at Dolphins (2-7) ball against struggling defense. ... Bears also allowed five sacks
last week, matching season high in Week 1 loss to Green Bay. ...
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Chicago has punted on its first possession in eight of nine games,
Opening line: Bills by 6
with exception being TD drive in Week 4 victory over Minnesota.
Series record: Dolphins lead
... Rams stumbling home from inept offensive performance in loss
60-46-1
at Pittsburgh. Defending NFC champions have already surpassed
Last meeting: Bills beat Dol-
phins 31-21 on Oct. 20 last season’s total losses. ... In past 10 starts at home, Jared Goff
Last week: Bills lost at Browns is throwing for 327.9 yards per game with 23 TDs and four INTs.
19-16; Dolphins won at Colts ... Bears held Todd Gurley to 28 yards rushing last year, his worst
16-12 total since rookie season. Gurley’s touches, effectiveness down
sharply this season. Ranks 23rd in NFL with 428 yards rushing over
Notes: Bills allowed season-
worst 381 yards in previous eight games. ... WR Cooper Kupp held without a catch on just four
meeting with Miami. targets last week. Still ranks sixth in NFL with 792 yards receiving.

NFC EAST Times subject to change NFC NORTH Times subject to change *Game played in London

Dallas
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 NYG W35-17
S15 @WASH W31-24
S22 MIA W31-6
S29 @NO L12-10
O6 GB L34-24
O13 @NYJ L24-22
O20 PHI W37-10
N4 @NYG W37-18
N10 MIN L28-24
N17 @DET 1 p.m.
J24 @NE 4:25 p.m.
N28 BUF 4:30 p.m.
D5 @CHI 8:20 p.m.
D15 LAR 4:25 p.m.
D22 @PHI 4:25 p.m.
D29 WASH 1 p.m.
N.Y. Giants Philadelphia
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 @DAL L35-17 S8 WASH W32-27
S15 BUF L28-14 S15 @ATL L24-20
S22 @TB W32-31 S22 DET L27-24
S29 WASH W24-3 S26 @GB W34-27
O6 MIN L28-10 O6 NYJ W31-6
O10 @NE L35-14 O13 @MIN L38-20
O20 ARI L37-21 O20 @DAL L37-10
O27 @DET L31-26 O27 @BUF W31-13
N4 DAL L37-18 N3 CHI W22-14
N10 @NYJ L34-27 N17 NE 4:25 p.m.
N24 @CHI 1 p.m. N24 SEA 8:20 p.m.
D1 GB 1 p.m. D1 @MIA 1 p.m.
D9 @PHI 8:15 p.m. D9 NYG 8:15 p.m.
D15 MIA 1 p.m. D15 @WASH 1 p.m.
D22 @WASH 1 p.m. D22 DAL 4:25 p.m.
D29 PHI 1 p.m. D29 @NYG 1 p.m.
Washington Chicago
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 @PHI L32-27 S5 GB L10-3
S15 DAL L31-21 S15 @DEN W16-14
S23 CHI L31-15 S23 @WASH W31-15
S29 @NYG L24-3 S29 MIN W16-6
O6 NE L33-7 O6 OAK* L24-21
O13 @MIA W17-16 O20 NO L36-25
O20 SF L9-0 O27 LAC L17-16
O24 @MIN L19-9 N3 @PHI L22-14
N3 @BUF L24-9 N10 DET W20-13
N17 NYJ 1 p.m. N17 @LAR 8:20 p.m.
N24 DET 1 p.m. N24 NYG 1 p.m.
D1 @CAR 1 p.m. N28 @DET 12:30 p.m.
D8 @GB 1 p.m. D5 DAL 8:20 p.m.
D15 PHI 1 p.m. D15 @GB 1 p.m.
D22 NYG 1 p.m. D22 KC 8:20 p.m.
D29 @DAL 1 p.m. D29 @MIN 1 p.m.
Detroit
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 @ARI T27-27
S15 LAC W13-10
S22 @PHI W27-24
S29 KC L34-30
O14 @GB L23-22
O20 MIN L42-30
O27 NYG W31-26
N3 @OAK L31-24
N10 @CHI W20-13
N17 DAL 1 p.m.
N24 @WASH 1 p.m.
N28 CHI 12:30 p.m.
D8 @MIN 1 p.m.
D15 TB 1 p.m.
D22 @DEN TBD
D29 GB 1 p.m.
Green Bay Minnesota
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S5 @CHI W10-3 S8 ATL W28-12
S15 MIN W21-16 S15 @GB L21-16
S22 DEN W27-16 S22 OAK W34-14
S26 PHI L34-27 S29 @CHI L16-6
O6 @DAL W34-24 O6 @NYG W28-10
O14 DET W23-22 O13 PHI W38-20
O20 OAK W42-24 O20 @DET W42-30
O27 @KC W31-24 O24 WASH W19-9
N3 @LAC L26-11 N3 @KC L26-23
N10 CAR W24-16 N10 @DAL W28-24
N24 @SF 4:25 p.m. N17 DEN 1 p.m.
D1 @NYG 1 p.m. D2 @SEA 8:15 p.m.
D8 WASH 1 p.m. D8 DET 1 p.m.
D15 CHI 1 p.m. D15 @LAC 8:20 p.m.
D23 @MIN 8:15 p.m. D23 GB 8:15 p.m.
D29 @DET 1 p.m. D29 CHI 1 p.m.

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WEEK 11
Monday’s game
Chiefs vs. Chargers in Mexico City, 8:15 p.m. ET: These
rivals head south of the border for an AFC West clash.

AFC SOUTH Times subject to change *Game played in London AFC WEST Times subject to change *Game played in Mexico City #Game played in London

Houston Indianapolis
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S9 @NO L30-28 S8 @LAC L30-24
S15 JAC W13-12 S15 @TEN W19-17
S22 @LAC W27-20 S22 ATL W27-24
S29 CAR L16-10 S29 OAK L31-24
O6 ATL W53-32 O6 @KC W19-13
O13 @KC W31-24 O20 HOU W30-23
O20 @IND L30-23 O27 DEN W15-13
O27 OAK W27-24 N3 @PIT L26-24
N3 JAC* W26-3 N10 MIA L16-12
N17 @BAL 1 p.m. N17 JAC 1 p.m.
N21 IND 8:20 p.m. N21 @HOU 8:20 p.m.
D1 NE 8:20 p.m. D1 TEN 1 p.m.
D8 DEN 1 p.m. D8 @TB 1 p.m.
D15 @TEN 1 p.m. D16 @NO 8:15 p.m.
D22 @TB TBD D22 CAR 1 p.m.
D29 TEN 1 p.m. D29 @JAC 1 p.m.
Jacksonville Tennessee
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 KC L40-26 S8 @CLE W43-13
S15 @HOU L13-12 S15 IND L19-17
S19 TEN W20-7 S19 @JAC L20-7
S29 @DEN W26-24 S29 @ATL W24-10
O6 @CAR L34-27 O6 BUF L14-7
O13 NO L13-6 O13 @DEN L16-0
O20 @CIN W27-17 O20 LAC W23-20
O27 NYJ W29-15 O27 TB 27-23
N3 HOU* L26-3 N3 @CAR L30-20
N17 @IND 1 p.m. N10 KC W35-32
N24 @TEN 4:05 p.m. N24 JAC 4:05 p.m.
D1 TB 1 p.m. D1 @IND 1 p.m.
D8 LAC 4:05 p.m. D8 @OAK 4:25 p.m. D8 @HOU 1 p.m.
D15 @OAK 4:05 p.m. D15 HOU 1 p.m.
D22 @ATL 1 p.m. D22 NO 1 p.m.
D29 IND 1 p.m. D29 @ HOU 1 p.m.
Denver Kansas City
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S9 @OAK L24-16 S8 @JAC W40-26
S15 CHI L16-14 S15 @OAK W28-10
S22 @GB L27-16 S22 BAL W33-28
S29 JAC L26-24 S29 @DET W34-20
O6 @LAC W20-13 O6 IND L19-13
O13 TEN W16-0 O13 HOU L31-24
O17 KC L30-6 O17 @DEN W30-6
O27 @IND L15-13 O27 GB L31-24
N3 CLE W24-19 N3 MIN W26-23
N17 @MIN 1 p.m. N10 @TEN L35-32
N24 @BUF 1 p.m. N18 LAC* 8:15 p.m.
D1 LAC 4:25 p.m. D1 OAK 1 p.m.
D8 @NE 4:25 p.m.
D15 @KC 1 p.m. D15 DEN 1 p.m.
D22 DET TBD D22 @CHI 8:20 p.m.
D29 OAK 4:25 p.m. D29 LAC 1 p.m.
L.A. Chargers
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 IND W30-24
S15 @DET L13-10
S22 HOU L27-20
S29 @MIA W30-10
O6 DEN L20-13
O13 PIT L24-17
O20 @TEN L23-20
O27 @CHI W17-16
N3 GB W26-11
N7 @OAK L26-24
N18 KC* 8:15 p.m.
D1 @DEN 4:25 p.m.
D8 @JAC 4:05 p.m.
D15 MIN 8:20 p.m.
D22 OAK TBD
D29 @KC 1 p.m.
Oakland
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S9 DEN W24-16
S15 KC L28-10
S22 @MIN L34-14
S29 @IND W31-24
O6 CHI# W24-21
O20 @GB L42-24
O27 @HOU L27-24
N3 DET W31-24
N7 LAC W26-24
N17 CIN 4:25 p.m.
N24 @NYJ 1 p.m.
D1 @KC 1 p.m.
D8 TEN 4:25 p.m.
D15 JAC 4:05 p.m.
D22 @LAC TBD
D29 @DEN 4:25 p.m.

MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL CAPSULE PREVIEWS Opening line: 49ers by 13½ STAT LEADERS
Series record: 49ers lead 30-26
Falcons (2-7)
Last meeting: 49ers beat Car- AFC
Chiefs(6-4) vs.
at Panthers (5-4)
dinals 28-25, Oct. 31 QUARTERBACKS
Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET Last week: Cardinals lost at Name Att Com Yds TD Int
Rivers, LAC 364 240 2816 14 10

Chargers(4-6)
Opening line: Panthers by 7.
Series record: Falcons lead
30-18
Last meeting: Falcons beat
Panthers 24-10 on Dec. 23,
2018
Last week: Falcons beat Saints
26-9; Panthers lost to Packers
24-16
Notes: Panthers quarterback
Kyle Allen 6-2 as NFL starter.
... Falcons will be without
RB Devonta Freeman and TE
Austin Hooper because of inju-
ries. ... Falcons are minus-12 in
turnover margin.
Texans(6-3)
at Ravens (7-2)
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw for 446 yards last week
against the Titans. [MARK ZALESKI/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Time: Sunday, 1 p.m. ET
Opening line: Ravens by 4
Series record: Baltimore leads
TIME AND TV: Monday, 8:15 p.m. ET, ESPN 8-2
OPENING LINE: Chiefs by 3 Last meeting: Ravens beat
SERIES RECORD: Chiefs lead 61-56-1 Texans 23-16, Nov. 27, 2017
LAST MEETING: Chargers beat Chiefs, 29-28, Dec. 13, 2018.
Last week: Texans bye,
LAST WEEK: Chiefs lost to Titans 35-32; Chargers lost to Raiders
Ravens beat Bengals 49-13
26-24
Notes: Ravens lead AFC
STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES: Kansas City has won nine of past
North, Houston atop AFC
10 in series. ... Chiefs coach Andy Reid 11-4 against Chargers and
South. ... Matchup between
35-14 against AFC West. ... Chargers coach Anthony Lynn 1-3 vs.
two of NFL’s premier double-
Chiefs and 7-7 in division games. … Kansas City beat Dallas in only
threat QBs, Deshaun Watson
other trip to Mexico in preseason game Aug. 5, 1996, in Monterrey.
of Houston and Baltimore’s
... Chiefs 4-1 on road. ... Kansas City 23-2 over past 25 games vs AFC
Lamar Jackson. Watson has
West. ... Patrick Mahomes threw for 446 yards last week vs. Titans.
thrown for 2,432 yards and 18
No Chiefs QB has had back-to-back 400-yard games. ... Mahomes
TDs, run for 279 yards and five
has NFL records for first 25 games in yards passing (8,007), TDs
TDs. Jackson has 2,036 yards
(68), completions (598), passer rating (112.5) and fewest INTs (14).
passing and 15 TDs, rushed
... Kansas City thrown ball 62.5% of time, tied for second most in
for team-high 702 yards and
league. ... Chargers making first appearance on “Monday Night
six TDs. ... Watson needs two
Football” since 2017 season opener at Denver. ... Chargers QB
TD passes to become fourth
Philip Rivers leads league with 2,816 passing yards. His 6,870 yards
player in NFL history to throw
vs. Chiefs most vs. any opponent. ... RB Melvin Gordon rushed for
for 20 TDs and run for five
season-high 108 yards last week. He had 166 scrimmage yards (102
scores in first 10 games of
receiving, 64 rushing) previous game vs. Chiefs. ... Austin Ekeler
season.
leads NFL running backs with 57 receptions for 559 yards and six
receiving TDs. ... TE Hunter Henry averaging 5.8 receptions and 71.8
Cardinals (3-6-1)
yards in five games since returning from knee injury. ... Chargers
at 49ers (8-1)
wide receivers have three touchdowns, tied for fewest in league.
Buccaneers 30-27; 49ers lost Mahomes, KC 291 193 2626 18 1
Brady, NE 355 230 2536 14 5
to Seahawks 27-24 in OT D. Watson, HOU 302 212 2432 18 5
Notes: 49ers snapped eight- Minshew, JAC 307 188 2285 13 4
Dalton, CIN 338 204 2252 9 8
game skid vs. Arizona with D. Carr, OAK 281 199 2202 14 4
Week 9 win. Mayfield, CLE 309 185 2201 9 12
L. Jackson, BAL 255 168 2036 15 5
Josh Allen, BUF 284 170 1919 10 7
Bengals(0-9) RUSHERS
at Raiders(5-4) Name Att Yds Avg LG TD
N. Chubb, CLE 174 919 5.3 88t 6
Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET D. Henry, TEN 187 832 4.4 68t 8
Fournette, JAC 174 831 4.8 81 1
Opening line: Raiders by 10 J. Jacobs, OAK 168 811 4.8 51 7
M. Mack, IND 178 753 4.2 63t 3
Series record: Raiders lead
C. Hyde, HOU 149 704 4.7 58 3
20-11 L. Jackson, BAL 106 702 6.6 47t 6
Ma. Ingram, BAL 123 619 5.0 53 8
Last meeting: Bengals beat
Lindsay, DEN 118 584 4.9 40 5
Raiders 30-16, Dec. 16, 2018 Michel, NE 144 482 3.3 26 6
Last week: Bengals lost to RECEIVERS
Ravens 49-13; Raiders beat Name No Yds Avg LG TD
Kelce, KC 56 741 13.2 42 3
Chargers 26-24
K. Allen, LAC 62
Co. Sutton, DEN 44
725
692
11.7 34 3
15.7 70t 4
Notes: Bengals won three
Chark, JAC 43 692 16.1 69 6
straight in series since loss in Jo. Brown, BUF 47 680 14.5 38t 2
Oakland in 2009. D. Hopkins, HOU 68 665 9.8 38 4
Edelman, NE 63 663 10.5 36 4
J. Landry, CLE 45 652 14.5 65 2
Patriots (8-1) Beckham, CLE 44
Boyd, CIN 57
632
598
14.4 89t 1
10.5 47 1
at Eagles (5-4)
Time: Sunday, 4:25 p.m. ET NFC
Opening line: Patriots by 3½ QUARTERBACKS
Name Att Com Yds TD Int
Series record: Philadelphia
Prescott, DAL 319 218 2777 18 9
leads 8-6 Winston, TAM 355 212 2765 17 14
R. Wilson, SEA 327 224 2737 23 2
Last meeting: Eagles beat
Rodgers, GBY 347 225 2718 17 2
Patriots 41-33, Feb. 4, 2018. Goff, LA 355 214 2610 11 9
K. Murray, ARI 360 230 2553 12 5
Last week: Patriots had a bye Stafford, DET 291 187 2499 19 5
(lost to Ravens 37-20, Nov. 3), Cousins, MIN 285 197 2437 18 3
Ryan, ATL 320 222 2352 17 9
Eagles bye (beat Bears 22-14, Wentz, PHL 303 190 2060 15 4
Nov. 3)
RUSHERS
Notes: Eagles beat Patri- Name Att Yds Avg LG TD
D. Cook, MIN 203 991 4.9 75t 10
ots 41-33 in Super Bowl 52.
McCaffrey, CAR 185 989 5.3 84t 11
Backup QB Nick Foles was Carson, SEA 200 853 4.3 59 4
E. Elliott, DAL 178 788 4.4 27 6
MVP of game. ... Win guaran- A. Jones, GBY 135 589 4.4 28 11
tees Patriots winning record Breida, SNF 109 542 5.0 83t 1
J. Howard, PHL 119 525 4.4 20 6
for 19th consecutive season Peterson, WAS 115 491 4.3 29 1
Montgomery, CHI 129 466 3.6 55 5
(2001-2019). That would be
Gurley, LA 104 428 4.1 25 6
most consecutive winning
RECEIVERS
seasons since 1970 merger
Name No Yds Avg LG TD
and second most all-time M. Thomas, NOR 86 1027 11.9 42 4
M. Evans, TAM 54 924 17.1 67t 7
behind only Dallas with 20 A. Cooper, DAL 53 848 16.0 53t 7
straight winning seasons from Godwin, TAM 60 840 14.0 49 6
Lockett, SEA 62 793 12.8 44t 6
1966 to 1985. … Since 2002,
Kupp, LA 58
Ju. Jones, ATL 53
792 13.7 66 5
791 14.9 54t 4
Patriots are 44-8 in regular-
S. Diggs, MIN 41 759 18.5 66 4
season games following a Golladay, DET 38 697 18.3 66 8

They haven’t had a TD in seven games. Time: Sunday, 4:05 p.m. ET loss. D.. Moore, CAR 54 684 12.7 52t 1

NFC SOUTH Times subject to change *Game played in London NFC WEST Times subject to change *Game played in London

Atlanta Carolina
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 @MIN L28-12 S8 LAR L30-27
S15 PHI W24-20 S12 TB L20-14
S22 @IND L27-24 S22 @ARI W38-20
S29 TEN L24-10 S29 @HOU W16-10
O6 @HOU L53-32 O6 JAC W34-27
O13 @ARI L34-33 O13 TB* W37-26
O20 LAR L37-10 O27 @SF L51-13
O 27 SEA L27-20 N3 TEN W30-20
N10 @NO W26-9 N10 @GB L24-16
N17 @CAR 1 p.m. N17 ATL 1 p.m.
N24 TB 1 p.m. N24 @NO 1 p.m.
N28 NO 8:20 p.m. D1 WASH 1 p.m.
D8 CAR 1 p.m. D8 @ATL 1 p.m.
D15 @SF 4:25 p.m. D15 SEA 1 p.m.
D22 JAC 1 p.m. D22 @IND 1 p.m.
D29 @TB 1 p.m. D29 NO 1 p.m.
New Orleans Tampa Bay
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S9 HOU W30-28 S8 SF L31-17
S15 @LAR L27-9 S12 @CAR W20-14
S22 @SEA W33-27 S22 NYG L32-31
S29 DAL W12-10 S29 @LAR W55-40
O6 TB W31-24 O6 @NO L31-24
O13 @JAC W13-6 O13 CAR* L37-26
O20 @CHI W26-25 O27 @TEN L27-23
O27 ARI W31-9 N3 @SEA L40-34OT
N10 ATL L26-9 N10 ARI W30-27
N17 @TB 1 p.m. N17 NO 1 p.m.
N24 CAR 1 p.m. N24 @ATL 1 p.m.
N28 @ATL 8:20 p.m. D1 @JAC 1 p.m.
D8 SF 1 p.m. D8 IND 1 p.m.
D16 IND 8:15 p.m. D15 @DET 1 p.m.
D22 @TEN 1 p.m. D22 HOU TBD
D29 @CAR 1 p.m. D29 ATL 1 p.m.
Arizona L.A. Rams
Date Opp. Time (ET)/ Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result Result
S8 DET T27-27 S8 @CAR W30-27
S15 @BAL L23-17 S15 NO W27-9
S22 CAR L38-20 S22 @CLE W20-13
S29 SEA L27-10 S29 TB W55-40
O6 @CIN W26-23 O3 @SEA L30-29
O13 ATL W34-33 O13 SF L20-7
O20 @NYG W27-21 O20 @ATL W37-10
O27 @NO L31-9 O27 CIN* W24-10
O31 SF L28-25 N10 @PIT L17-12
N10 @TB L30-27 N17 CHI 8:20 p.m.
N17 @SF 4:05 p.m. N25 BAL 8:15 p.m.
D1 LAR 4:05 p.m. D1 @ARI 4:05 p.m.
D8 PIT 4:25 p.m. D8 SEA 8:20 p.m.
D15 CLE 4:05 p.m. D15 @DAL 4:25 p.m.
D22 @SEA 4:25 p.m. D22 @SF TBD
D29 @LAR 4:25 p.m. D29 ARI 4:25 p.m.
San Francisco
Date Opp. Time (ET)/
Result
S8 @TB W31-17
S15 @CIN W41-17
S22 PIT W24-20
O7 CLE W31-3
O13 @LAR W20-7
O20 @WASH W9-0
O27 CAR W51-13
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WEEK 11
History lesson
November 17, 1968: The final 1:05 of the Jets-Raiders game is cut off the air with New
York leading 32-29 to permit the children’s special Heidi to air on time.

IN THE SPOTLIGHT POWER RANKINGS

Each week during the season, Post coaching.

NFL writer Mark Maske ranks the 32
teams. This week, the 49ers had their
chance to move up to No. 1 after the
Saints inexplicably lost to the Falcons.
They would have become the third No.
1 team in three weeks, following the
Patriots and Saints. But the Niners lost
in overtime to the Seahawks. So the
Patriots move back up to No. 1, where
they’d been all season before their loss
to the Ravens. The Bengals maintain
their grip on the No. 32 spot.
1. Patriots (8-1) | Last Week’s Rank: 3
The Patriots have had their bye week
to stew over the loss to the Ravens. The
post-bye schedule is challenging, with
meetings with the Eagles, Cowboys,
Texans and Chiefs coming up.
2. Ravens (7-2) | Last Week’s Rank: 4
Lamar Jackson has had perfect passer
ratings of 158.3 in two games this
season. That’s remarkable progress for
a second-year QB whose polish as a
pocket passer was questioned entering
In this Oct. 27 photo, Jets coach Adam Gase, right, talks to quarterback Sam Darnold the season.
prior to game against the Jaguars in Jacksonville, Fla. [ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO] 3. Seahawks (8-2) | Last Week’s Rank: 5
Russell Wilson made the big play in OT
14. Titans (5-5) | Last Week’s Rank: 21
Ryan Tannehill, savior of the Titans’
season? Who knew?
15. Rams (5-4) | Last Week’s Rank: 9
Hey, didn’t you used to be the Rams?
This is getting alarming now. It’s
becoming a distinct possibility, if not
a probability, that the defending NFC
champs will miss the playoffs.
16. Bills (6-3) | Last Week’s Rank: 12
Losing at Cleveland raises plenty of
questions about how good the Bills
really are.
17. Panthers (5-4) | Last Week’s Rank: 13
The Panthers were competitive at
Green Bay. But being close isn’t good
enough, given how unforgiving the NFC
playoff race is.
18. Bears (4-5) | Last Week’s Rank: 24
Maybe Mitch Trubisky, after the win
over the Lions, will allow the TVs to be
back on at the Bears’ facility.
19. Browns (4-6) | Last Week’s Rank: 25
Beating the Bills was a good win for the
Browns to keep things from getting any
worse. But there’s a long way to go.
20. Colts (5-4) | Last Week’s Rank: 16
The Colts really rely so much on QB
Jacoby Brissett that they can’t beat the
lowly Dolphins without him? That’s a

Votes of
Monday night, with the long scramble,
to set up the winning field goal. But
it was the Seattle defense that really
made the difference during regula-
tion, with three takeaways leading
to 21 points. And the Seahawks were
stunning loss to cost the Colts a share
of the division lead.
21. Broncos (3-6) | Last Week’s Rank: 19
The Broncos return from their bye
minus QB Joe Flacco, now on injured
reserve because of his neck injury. It’s

confidence
fortunate to withstand Wilson’s OT Brandon Allen’s show at QB until the
interception. Broncos opt to give a look to rookie
4. 49ers (8-1) | Last Week’s Rank: 2 Drew Lock.
The 49ers played hard and hung tough 22. Jaguars (4-5) | Last Week’s Rank: 20
Monday night in what was a terrific The Jaguars emerge from their bye with
game. But there were too many mis- Nick Foles back in place as the starter
takes on offense, and the missed kick in at QB. It’s time for him to do the things
OT was ugly. he was signed to do when he inked that
5. Packers (8-2) | Last Week’s Rank: 8 big contract in free agency.
Darnold: Another “The season has not win. It was the first time The Packers stopped Christian McCaf- 23. Chargers (4-6) | Last Week’s Rank: 17
year with Gase gone the way, obviously, since Week 1 that Dar- frey just shy of the end zone on his The near-miss loss Thursday night at
will be ‘absolutely we’ve wanted,” Gase nold wasn’t picked off. bid for a TD that would have given the Oakland will make it very tough for the
amazing’ said. “We’ve got a lot of “Throughout a season, Panthers a chance for a tying two- Chargers to climb back into the AFC
games left and our job is to you go through ups and point conversion. It wasn’t a dominant playoff race. Philip Rivers’ chances to
By Dennis Waszak Jr. improve this team and go downs, and I think just performance, but it was enough to get reach a Super Bowl are dwindling, and
The Associated Press out and try to win games how we’ve kind of dealt the Packers back into the win column now he’s not even playing all that well.
and (Johnson) is with us with those ups and those following the perplexing loss to the 24. Buccaneers (3-6) | Last Week’s Rank: 26
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. through every step, our downs, it allows you Chargers and keep them ahead of the The Buccaneers were very fortunate
— The New York Jets’ communication with him, get to know someone,” Vikings in the NFC North. against the Cardinals, with a rare
owner has Adam Gase’s so he kind of knows what Darnold said of his rela- 6. Texans (6-3) | Last Week’s Rank: 6 replay reversal of pass interference in
back. The franchise we’ve been trying to do, tionship with Gase. “The It was a good bye weekend for the their favor and then the non-review of
quarterback does, too. how we’re trying to fix trust factor after, what- Texans, who are alone in first place in pass interference in their favor again
A day after team CEO things that are wrong. ever week it is now, I the AFC South after the Colts’ sur- on the final play. If that’s what it takes
and chairman Christo- “So to get his support think 11, has only gone prising loss to the Dolphins. But now for the Bucs to win a game these days,
pher Johnson announced and for him to see what up from the start of the comes a difficult road game Sunday at they won’t be winning too many more.
the coach will remain in we’re trying to do, that’s season, or really from Baltimore. 25. Dolphins (2-7) | Last Week’s Rank: 28
place for next season, Sam an important step for OTAs. I’m sure that our 7. Vikings (7-3) | Last Week’s Rank: 14 The Dolphins suddenly have put anti-
Darnold gave the news an us.” confidence level with Kirk Cousins orchestrated a meaningful tanking measures into effect. Their
enthusiastic thumbs-up. Gase was hired in each other and our trust win in prime time on the road against two-game winning streak affirms that
“If everything works January and one of the level with each other will a good team. So maybe this really is coach Brian Flores and his players are
out like it’s supposed to attractions to the Jets only go up.” a different version of Cousins and a doing what they can to succeed. One
and Adam is here again, job, he said, was the The hope is that transformed Vikings team. Or perhaps wonders if the front office that traded
that would be absolutely opportunity to work Darnold and Gase will it was merely a one-night aberration. It away the team’s best players in alleged
amazing,” Darnold said with a young quarter- continue to build their will be interesting to find out. pursuit of the top overall selection
Thursday. “Going into back in the early stages relationship and on- 8. Saints (7-2) | Last Week’s Rank: 1 in the NFL draft is pleased about the
OTAs and knowing the of his development as field production over Losing at home to the Falcons? Really? victories or not.
whole offense, and even Darnold is. the final seven games of Perhaps it can be dismissed as a one- 26. Lions (3-5-1) | Last Week’s Rank: 22
being able to build off The two have built a the regular season, with off in a records-don’t-matter matchup QB Matthew Stafford’s string of con-
things we’ve already good rapport in the 10 an eye on taking the next with a bitter division rival. But that’s no secutive starts ended, and the Lions
done this year, it will be months they’ve been step in the quarterback’s way to reach a Super Bowl. were pushed further into irrelevant
incredible.” together, even if it hasn’t progress next season. 9. Chiefs (6-4) | Last Week’s Rank: 7 status with the loss to the Bears.
Gase has taken lots of necessarily translated Knowing he won’t have Patrick Mahomes threw for 446 yards 27. Falcons (2-7) | Last Week’s Rank: 30
heat from fans unhappy on the field. Darnold to learn a new offense for and three TDs in his return to the The win over the Saints was an abso-
with the coach’s per- missed three games after the third straight year is lineup after missing two games with a lute stunner. It simply shows that you
formance through a 2-7 the season opener with a relief to Darnold. dislocated right kneecap. It still wasn’t really just never know in the NFL. How
start that has included mononucleosis, had a “Yeah, it’s definitely enough, as the Chiefs lost to the Titans. else do you explain a 1-7 team going on
several key injuries and terrific performance in important,” Darnold That’s an ominous development. the road and beating a 7-1 team?
tough losses on the field. his return against Dallas said. “If I can have the 10. Eagles (5-4) | Last Week’s Rank: 11 28. Jets (2-7) | Last Week’s Rank: 31
But Johnson made it but then struggled in same system for the The Eagles’ bye weekend was pro- The Jets, by beating the Giants, are the
clear Wednesday that the next three games, second year in a row, I ductive, in that they moved into a pro football kings of New York City.
Gase is going nowhere throwing eight inter- can only imagine how first-place tie in the NFC East, thanks Such as it is.
any time soon when he ceptions. He bounced much better I would to the Cowboys’ loss. Now it’s up to the 29. Cardinals (3-6-1) | Last Week’s Rank: 23
spoke briefly to reporters back last Sunday against understand the offense. Eagles to take care of their own busi- Yes, the final play of the loss to the
during practice, echoing the Giants, going 19 of So, from that aspect, ness. That’s not easy this Sunday, with Buccaneers should have been reviewed
what he already had told 30 for 230 yards and a it would definitely be the Patriots visiting Lincoln Financial for possible defensive pass interfer-
the team last week. touchdown in the 34-27 nice.” Field. ence against the Bucs. But there’s not
11. Steelers (5-5) | Last Week’s Rank: 15 going to be much of a public outcry
The winning streak is at four games, when it’s a Cardinals-Bucs game.
AP PRO PICKS: Texans at Ravens is going to be a close one
and the Steelers are back in the AFC 30. Giants (2-8) | Last Week’s Rank: 27
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AP PRO PICKS: Texans at Ravens is going to be a close one
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ARKANSAS ONLINE www.arkansasonline.com
Ann Elizabeth Weil Kamps
Volunteering has opened up a world of opportunities,
all because she watched Hair in Memphis.
“One thing I have found with [the] Clintons is that you look back and you achieved more
than you thought you could. Every day I try to honor them with what I do. They invested
time and money and their own work with somebody like me who was totally unproven. It was
magical what happened to me.”
Volunteer spirit propels
AEDD growth leader
CARY JENKINS
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
When Debbie Grooms took
on the job of development di-
rector at Arkansas Enterprises
for the Developmentally Dis-
abled (AEDD) about 12 years
ago, she realized even with a
graduate degree in business
administration and years of
volunteering, she needed help
in her new role.
Grooms wasn’t looking
for a job but was finishing up
her master’s degree when her
friend, CEO of AEDD Geor-
gina Huddleston, called her
about starting a development
department for the nonprof-
it. “I didn’t even really know
what all that entailed,” she
says, “but she thought I might
know somebody who’d be in-
terested.”
HIGH PROFILE
A month or so later, her
friend asked her if she would
be interested in the job.
Grooms was hesitant but
agreed to tour the facilities.
“I knew what she did,” says
Grooms about Huddleston,
“but not exactly. I was blown
away by the whole thing. It’s
huge. It’s way bigger than you
think until you take the tour
and see all the different things
they do.”
AEDD, which has facilities
across the state, empowers in-
dividuals with disabilities to
improve the quality of their
lives. “That’s our mission state-
ment. Our goal is to provide
all of the available services we
can to help them become inde-
pendent and to make a living,”
she says about the clients.
“On the last stop of the
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WERNER TRIESCHMANN
SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Y
ou could blame it all on
Hair. In this instance, the
hair at issue isn’t the stuff
growing out of the top of
the head but Hair, the groundbreak-
ing musical that debuted in 1967. Hair,
which carries the tag as the “American
Tribal Love-Rock Musical,” almost im-
mediately became a touchstone for the
cultural and political changes roiling
the United States in the late ’60s.
The first production of Hair out-
side of New York happened to be at
Memphis State University (now the
University of Memphis). Ann Kamps,
a student at Memphis State at the time,
had grown up in the then-small-town
of Huntsville, Ala. Kamps’ experience
watching Hair was a memorable one,
to say the least.
“It was full of stuff I had never heard
or thought about,” Kamps says. “I was
scared about it. It was eye-opening and
shocking. I left thinking, ‘Are you gon-
na be a party girl or a hippie?’ That was
the most important event until I got
married. I thought about everything
differently after that.”
Hair was the first step on a path that
would lead Kamps to a more expansive
idea of her place in the world. In the
midst of raising a family, Kamps ded-
icated years of her life to government
service as well as political and chari-
table work. She was fortunate enough
to step into the administration of Gov.
Bill Clinton as his ambitions for the
national stage were coming to fruition.
Since before the doors opened 15
years ago, Kamps has been a key figure
at the William J. Clinton Presidential
Center. For the last several years she
has the title of manager of volunteer
and visitor services.
“In my position, I oversee the vol-
unteer program and the amazing vol-
unteer corps that together, with all the
staff, to work every day to ensure the
millions of visitors who have come and
continue to come to the center will
have a truly memorable, presidential
experience,” Kamps says. “We all car-
ry the honor of representing the 42nd
President of the United States which,
for me, is really a labor of love that
guides all of my work.”
Kamps has her own history of vol-
unteering, which has made her sympa-
thetic to the army of unpaid assistants
who keep the Clinton center humming.
“Ann is one of the Clinton Presi-
dential Center’s greatest assets,” says
Stephanie Streett, executive director of
the Clinton Foundation. “From her in-
stitutional knowledge about President
Clinton’s gubernatorial administration
to her ability to coordinate and inspire
our wonderful volunteers, Ann is in-
strumental to our operations. The staff
and the volunteers adore her, even if
she is an Alabama fan.”
Early childhood for Kamps in
Huntsville was idyllic. The oldest of
three girls, Kamps had a father who
worked in the wholesale grocery busi-
ness and a mother who stayed at home.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JOHN SYKES JR.
Family was the center of life.
“It was like something out of a mov-
ie,” Kamps says. “It was very Father
Knows Best. We knew everybody on
our street. There were children every-
where. We went to the same neighbor-
See KAMPS, Page 5D
tour at a preschool, this little
girl blew me a kiss and just
melted my heart, you know?
And at that point, I was like,
‘OK, we’ll give this a shot and
see what we can do.’”
“I volunteer a lot. I was al-
ways in charge of something.
It could be PTA or band
boosters, or whatever my
kids were involved in,” says
Grooms about her life pre-
AEDD. But it’s different being
in charge of starting a devel-
opment department from the
ground up, and that’s where
the Association of Fundrais-
ing Professionals (AFP) came
into the picture.
She says she wasn’t even
at AEDD a month before she Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/CARY JENKINS
found herself at her first asso- Debbie Grooms is in middle of a two-year term as president of the Association of Fundraising Pro-
ciation meeting and realized fessionals. The Central Arkansas Chapter’s annual fundraiser — the National Philanthropy Day
See GROOMS, Page 6D Luncheon — is Nov. 21 at Embassy Suites. More than 400 guests are expected.
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I BELIEVE I CAN FLY

A high bar
Tuskegee Airman, namesake academy celebrated
The legacy of a noted Tus-
kegee Airman flight instruc- MORE PHOTOS
tor and native Arkansan was
celebrated Nov. 9 at a special
Arkansas
fundraiser benefiting the Democrat-Gazette
academy named for him.
The 100/10 Commemora- For more photos, or to
tive Celebration of the Mil- purchase photos, go to
ton Pitts Crenchaw Aviation arkansasonline.
Training Academy Inc., held com/1117crenchaw/
at Mosaic Templars Cultural
Center in Little Rock, paid Crenchaw and the academy:
homage to the late Crenchaw the Trailblazer Award to In-
during a year that marked gram; the Lifetime Achieve-
what would have been his ment Award to Vaughns; the
100th birthday, as well as the Marlon Green Courage in
10th anniversary of the acad- Aviation Award to Freeman;
emy’s existence. “MPCATA,” and three other awards to re-
as it’s known, exposes youth cipients in absentia.
to the world of aviation and Subjects of the 2012 mov-
encourages them to pursue ie Red Tails, the Tuskegee
careers in aero sciences and Airmen were a group of
aeronautics. black fighter and bomber pi-
Pamela Smith was mis- lots that distinguished them-
tress of ceremonies for the selves during World War II.
dinner and program, held “Red tails” referred to the
in the museum’s third-floor distinguishing color of the
auditorium and preceded by tails of the group’s planes …
a silent auction on the first models of which served as
floor. Speakers were First Of- table centerpieces for the
ficer Pilot Andre Slay, a Lit- evening.
tle Rock native, amputee and — Story and photos by Thomas Vaughns (center), one of the original Tuskegee Airmen,
marathon runner; and Army Helaine R. Williams with Byron Vaughns and Hope V. Johnson, all of White Hall
Col. Erica Ingram, first black
female colonel in the Arkan-
sas National Guard. Zellie
Orr, Tuskegee Airmen histo-
rian, spoke via video.
Capt. Lou Freeman, the
first black pilot for Southwest
Airlines and the first black
chief pilot of a major airline
in the United States, was the
evening’s keynote speak-
er. Special guest speaker
Thomas Vaughns, 99, a flight
mechanic for the Tuskegee
Airmen, delighted the audi-
ence with words of wisdom.
Attendees also saw part of a
video that told the story of
Crenchaw and heard a report
on the academy’s cadets by
Tami East.
Dr. Michele Wright, MP-
CATA president and board
chairwoman, and Gwen Han-
iff, a member of the acade-
my’s advisory council, pre- Erwin and Dorel Crenchaw of Washington
sented six awards named for and Dolores Crenchaw Singleton of Lake Spivey, Ga. Andre Slay of Houston with Army Col. Erica Ingram

John Lynch of Bryant with

retired Southwest Airlines Captain
Lou Freeman of Naperville, Ill. Gwen Haniff, Terry and Dr. Michele Wright, and Lottie Shackelford Robert and Lela J. Brown

Sandy Becker, Barbara Rice and state Sen. Joyce Elliott Les and Lisa Price of Benton with Michelle and Kevin Dunn of Bryant

Nikie Musaddiq Faye Miller Thomas

and her daughter, Paityn White Amanda and Tyler Denton with her granddaughter, Alani Thomas Kathy Lewison and Julie Blackwood
 v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 3D

RIGHT TIME RIGHT PLACE

Navy sailor hooked after fishing, The Graduate

KIMBERLY DISHONGH
SPECIAL TO THE DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
Kathy Dailey invited Ray Hightow-
er to go fishing and after that, they
were both hooked.
Ray’s sister, Alberta, worked with
Kathy in the trust department at The
Commercial National Bank of Little
Rock, now Regions Bank, back in
March 1967. Alberta wanted Kathy to
meet her brother, who had just been
commissioned at U.S. Navy officers’
candidate school and had trained on
fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters in
Pensacola, Fla. He had been assigned
to a squadron in San Diego, and he
stopped by the bank as he was trav-
eling through Little Rock to see his
family on his way there.
Ray, 26 then, was dressed in his
summer uniform. Kathy thought he
looked nice and was impressed with
his calm, confident demeanor.
“I asked him some questions and
found out he liked to fish,” says Kathy,
who was 22 when they met. “My par-
ents had a farm with a lake on it out in
the Bryant area, so I invited him to go
fishing. He was shocked that I would
bait my own hook.”
After their fishing excursion, they
got cleaned up and went to dinner at
Hank’s Doghouse and then went to a
theater to see The Graduate.
“I can’t remember if I saw him for a
couple more dates after that or not, but
then he left for San Diego,” Kathy says.
He called her occasionally but
long-distance calls were expensive.
“We wrote letters,” she says.
The Vietnam War was raging
and Ray was deployed to the Gulf of
Tonkin. His ship was called back a cou-
ple of months earlier than expected.
“When you’re in the Navy, you
can’t disclose anything about a ship’s
movements,” Ray says. “So I wired her
and said something like, ‘Prepare to
fly west,’ so she knew I was coming
home.”
Kathy quickly made arrangements
to fly west. She had already used her
allotted vacation time at the bank for
the year, but she went to her boss and
explained the situation.
“I said, ‘If you won’t let me go, I’ll
Kathy Dailey and Ray Hightower were married on Nov. 29, 1969, at the Cathedral of We were just going to go find a place,
St. Andrew in Little Rock. They were introduced by Ray’s sister, who worked with and we weren’t going to tell anybody,”
Kathy. They went fishing on their first date. “She baited her own hook and fished Ray says.
along with me and I thought, ‘Man, this is what I’ve been looking for,’” Ray says. They hurried out of the recep-
have to leave, I’ll quit,’” she says.
He agreed to let her go, provided
she would come back, either to stay
or to train someone else to do her job.
“She was there waiting for me
when the ship pulled in, and I didn’t
even know that she was there,” he
says.
He had to be on base during much
of the time she was in town, but they
took in as many sights together as they
could. Over a picnic of bread, cheese
and summer sausage at Balboa Park,
Ray proposed.
“I had wanted an engagement ring,
but he kept putting it off until, gosh,
just a couple of days before I had to
come back,” Kathy says. “We had to
go find a ring because I wasn’t going
back home without one.”
It didn’t matter that they hadn’t
spent much time in the same state
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since they met.
“We got to know each other bet-
ter because of the letters we wrote,”
Kathy says. “The most we saw each
other during the 18 months we were
together before we got married, total-
ly, was about two months. It wasn’t a
whole lot.”
Still, she says, she liked his man-
nerisms and knew his family well,
and they enjoyed the time they spent
together.
They were married on Nov. 29,
1969, in the Cathedral of St. Andrew
in Little Rock.
Ray, a Methodist, wasn’t familiar
with Catholicism but his military
training kicked in to help him keep
a cool head and figured out how to
get them both through the ceremony.
“We didn’t even have any plans on
where we were going to go after that.
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Ray and Kathy Hightower were only in
the same state for a couple of months,
total, during the 18 months they dated
before getting married. They got to know
each other through the long letters they
exchanged, and Kathy had no doubts
he was the one for her. “It was a gut
feeling,” Kathy says. “I liked his manner-
isms and I knew his family fairly well.”
tion and into Kathy’s waiting Dodge
Coronet, driven by Ray’s brother, but
someone was trying to be funny by
blocking the car in. Ray’s brother
backed up and hit another car with
their still-open passenger side door,
and Ray had to do some repair work,
so it would close once they reached
their honeymoon destination, Hot
Springs.
The Hightowers spent a couple of
years in San Diego before returning
to Little Rock so Ray could work with
Kathy’s father, Dalton Dailey, in the
family furniture and auction business.
He found he had a knack for auc-
tioneering during a trip to El Dorado
when his father-in-law’s voice faded,
and he and Kathy dedicated their time
to that. They retired about five years
ago.
They have two children — Ryan
Hightower of Kansas City, Mo., and
The first time I saw my future
spouse:
She says: “He was nice looking
and he had his uniform on. He
just impressed me with the way
he acted.”
He says: “She was a nice looking
girl and friendly. She had all of the
attributes that I was looking for,
especially when we went fishing. I
don’t want to say she was a girl of
my dreams, but effectively that’s
what she was, especially after she
took me fishing.”
On our wedding day:
He says: “I thought it would be the
other way around but I was cool
and she was nervous. I could re-
member all the stuff we were
supposed to do, even if I wasn’t
Catholic, and I would have to tug
on her when she was supposed to
kneel and whatever we had to do.”
She says: “The whole day was just
kind of magical.”
My advice for a long happy mar-
riage:
He says: “Yes ma’am.”
She says: “You have to be under-
standing. It is also love and for-
giveness and patience.”
Kristie Obert of Little Rock. They also
have three grandchildren.
Ray says Kathy has only gone fish-
ing a handful of times since their first
date, but she supports — or at least
tolerates — his passion for parachut-
ing out of airplanes. He has jumped
1,800 times and hopes to make it to
at least 2,000.
“We’ve had our differences over
the years, but somehow we have man-
aged to stick it out,” she quips. But
then she knew they would all along.
“It was just a gut feeling.”
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ACES ON BRIDGE DEAR ABBY

DEAR MR. WOLFF: In
a club duplicate, with both
sides non-vulnerable, you
hold ; A-K-4,
k K-5, l J-8-2,
' A-K-10-7-4.
You open one
club in sec-
ond seat, and
BOBBY your left-hand
WOLFF opponent bids
three dia-
monds, passed back to you.
What do you bid?
— Put to It,
Duluth, Minn.
DEAR READER: While
passing might work, I’m in-
clined to bid — since surely
our side has more than half
the deck! Do I gamble with
a bid of three no-trump, or
double and hope something
good happens? I’ll try the
former, assuming that my
left-hand opponent is rela-
tively unlikely to have solid
diamonds for his pre-emptive
call, but I wouldn’t want to
wager much cash on my de-
cision.
DEAR MR. WOLFF:
After a pre-empt of three
diamonds to your left and a
double from partner, what
do you bid with ; 10-4, k
K-J-9-7, l Q-9, ' Q-J-9-8-2
when your right-hand oppo-
nent passes? What action do
you take if your right-hand
opponent raises to four dia-
monds? Would doubling be
appropriate?
— Howard the Stuck,
Fayetteville, N.C,
DEAR READER: I’d bid
four hearts if my right-hand
opponent passed, but I would
double four diamonds, initial-
ly takeout for the majors. A
four-heart call would also be
possible, of course, but if you
are facing a doubleton dia-
mond or longer, maybe you
will get richer defending — or
defending will be your only
way to go plus. You can con-
vert a four-spade response to
five clubs, perhaps suggesting
this pattern.
DEAR MR. WOLFF:
When you have a balanced
hand in the 15-17 range with
a five-card major suit, when
should you open the suit and
when should you open one
no-trump? Does any factor
such as position or quality of
the suit affect the decision?
— On the Horns,
Anchorage, Alaska
DEAR READER: It is
simplest to upgrade any
17-count with a five-card ma-
jor, unless the suit has no top
honor or some significant de-
valuing factor, such as a dou-
bleton double-honor. With 16,
always open one no-trump
unless your honor structure is
really skewed. With a strong
five-card major in an average
15-count, you should consider
opening the suit.
DEAR MR. WOLFF:
My partner wants me to hold
opening values to overcall
when we are vulnerable. I
agree with this when over-
calling at the two-level, but
not at the one-level, as it
seems to me that too many
opportunities would be lost.
Should there also be a mini-
mum suit quality requirement
for a one-level action?
— Barney Bridge,
Greenwich, Conn.
DEAR READER: Over-
calls should focus primarily
on offensive strength; hence,
at the two-level, we require
both tricks and a long suit.
Conversely, at the one-level,
there is virtually no 9-count
with a good five-carder that I
wouldn’t overcall with facing
a passed hand. Additionally,
the more space a one-level
overcall consumes, the more
latitude you have to intervene.
DEAR MR. WOLFF: My
wife and I used to play a lot of
bridge before I had to earn a
living and raise a family. Now
that we are empty-nesters,
can you recommend a book
or two to get us back into the
swing of modern bidding?
— Back to It,
Midland, Mich.
DEAR READER: Eric
Rodwell and Audrey Grant’s
book on two-over-one might
be set at the right level. 25
Bridge Conventions by Sea-
gram and Smith could also
be helpful. For a more enter-
taining read, you cannot beat
Eddie Kantar, and Mike Law-
rence is always educational
and informative.
If you would like to contact Bobby
Wolff, email him at
bobbywolff@mindspring.com
Tell therapist, stay on-track;
how to refer to a boyfriend
DEAR ABBY: I have been
working through major anx-
iety problems with a thera-
pist for the last few months.
Sometimes he is very helpful;
other times he goes off on tan-
gents, talking about topics I
don’t feel the need to discuss
(and things that don’t neces-
sarily pertain to me). I find
it frustrating, and at times, it
makes me angry (although I
keep that to myself). How can
I keep my therapist on track?
Or, how can I break up with
him without just ghosting
him?
— Wants to Make
Real Changes
DEAR WANTS: As a pa-
tient, you are in a vulnerable
position. Many times a patient
will feel hesitant to tell a thera-
pist that a line of conversation
seems uncomfortable or irrel-
evant. However, because it is
uncomfortable you should not
let that stop you. Your thera-
pist may explain to you why
he is pursuing the issues. You
can then accept or reject the
explanation. If you continue to
feel uncomfortable after that,
you can “disengage” via a let-
ter or a phone call. Ghosting
is the coward’s way out, and I
don’t recommend it.
DEAR ABBY: I don’t
know how to refer to the man
I love. We are both older and
have been living together for
years. Introducing him as my
“boyfriend” makes me feel like
a kid in a short-term relation-
ship. I can’t use “husband” be-
cause we get our full benefits
being single. (If we marry, we
could lose half our income.)
I tried “partner,” but people
assumed I was speaking of a
business partner or a same-sex
partner. “Lover” comes across
as an extramarital affair. There
has to be another word for a
couple who lives together for
years, like in a marriage, but
who cannot marry.
— Unclassified
DEAR UNCLASSIFIED:
You might refer to the gen-
tleman as your honey, your
sweetheart, your loved one
or spouse — or simply by his
name. Most of the people with
whom you are speaking prob-
ably know you live together,
and if they are new acquain-
tances, there is no require-
ment that you explain your
marital or financial situation.
DEAR ABBY: My hus-
band wants a puppy. He is
almost 75 and plays golf four
days a week. I’m 70 and work
four days a week. I also do
lots of volunteer work, which
I enjoy.
I not only do not want
the responsibility of a pet,
but I also feel that a pet is a
family member. It will need
more attention than my hus-
band has time to give, not to
mention the time, effort and
consistency needed to train a
puppy. Our neighbor has a dog
that my sweet hubby can play
with every day if he wants to.
Please help me.
— Retired Pet Lover
DEAR PET LOVER: If
your sweet hubby feels the
need to pet and cuddle a
puppy, tell him he can do so
at the local shelter. Then sug-
gest that if he wants to adopt a
dog, it should be an older one
from a shelter or rescue group.
If he does, you stand a better
chance of winding up with a
pet that is already trained and
housebroken, and the respon-
sibility for educating it won’t
fall on your shoulders.
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Van Buren, also known as Jeanne
Phillips, and was founded by her
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Black-tie/festive is a chance to inject creativity into outfit

Q  I have a party coming
up that has the wording
“black-tie/festive attire.”
What exactly does that
mean? Do I just buy a red
bow tie to go with my own
tuxedo?
A  This is a common con-
fusion. Classic black-tie
dressing has a rather strict set
of rules, and I have always ad-
vised following them faithfully.
However, adding “festive at-
tire” to an invitation allows you
to be as creative as you like.
As always, I am pleased to
hear of any man not planning to
rent a tuxedo. I have never un-
derstood what would prompt
a man who has arrived at the
level of achievement where he
is invited to black-tie events to
rent his outfit for the evening.
His wife or date is resplen-
dent in her most elegant gown
or newest cocktail dress. She
wears the finest jewelry she
owns (or can borrow), and he
comes in a third-rate rental
getup that some high school
senior might have worn last
week to his prom. When plan-
MALE CALL
LOIS FENTON
ning to adjust your traditional
tuxedo to create a less formal
and more festive version, you
need to know what defines the
formal one.
For a classic black-tie com-
bination, the suit is always
black and the shirt is always
white with vertical pleats and
with French cuffs. In summer,
the jacket may be white, all
else remains the same. Suits
are fashioned in one of three
different collar and lapel styles:
shawl, peaked or notched. La-
pels are either made of satin, a
silk-like, smooth, glossy fabric
or of grosgrain (also known as
faille and pronounced “file”), a
heavy, ribbed fabric resembling
a twill. There are two types of
closings — single-breasted and
double-breasted. The dapper
double-breasted jacket is kept
buttoned at all times. It should
not be your first and only eve-
ning suit because it will come
and go in style. It does have
one advantage, though, that
many men like: the necessi-
ty to wear a cummerbund is
eliminated. With or without a
cummerbund, do not wear a
belt. Trousers (made of fabric
that matches the jacket) have
a ribbon down the outside of
the leg that matches the lapel
material. An important note
on formal trousers: they never
have a cuff.
So, how does this become
festive? Your idea of wearing a
red bow tie, though somewhat
on the obvious side, is perfectly
acceptable. Still, I think you can
depart a bit further and choose
an accessory or two that will
make more of a fun, and so-
phisticated, sartorial statement.
Here are a few possibilities.
SHIRTS. The totally cor-
rect shirt for black-tie dressing
has a standard turned-down
collar, but the wing collar is so
flattering that it has become
a popular departure. I would
avoid any nontraditional black-
tie shirts, that is nonwhite or
those that have buttons. The
less-common fly-front (cov-
ered placket) formal shirt is
acceptable but takes away your
opportunity to choose attrac-
tive studs.
CUFF LINKS. All formal
shirts have French cuffs that
require cuff links and these
present a wide range of op-
tions. Don’t just stay with black
or white. The links generally
are of simple design, usually
matching the studs: in gold,
platinum, gold-plate, colored
enamel, opaque stones such as
onyx, lapis lazuli, jade or moth-
er-of-pearl. Or, they might be
the less-expected silk knots
that come in black and also in
colors. These are available at
better stores and are extreme-
ly inexpensive. Many well-
dressed men who often wear
black-tie attire favor silk knots
over expensive cuff links. It is
a unique, chic look.
SUSPENDERS. Button-on
suspenders (“braces”) are al-
ways worn with formal trou-
sers. As with bow ties, they
absolutely should not be clip-
ons. “Festive” allows many
choices here, including black-
and-white polka dots and other
colored patterns that will only
show when you want them to.
BOW TIES are tradition-
ally made of the same black
fabric as the lapels, but they
can be your one or primary
element of originality and dif-
ference. A black watch tartan
(dark green, navy and black
plaid) bow tie is a nice hol-
iday-season departure that
would work for festive attire.
And, if you are not skilled at
tying your own, I would urge
you to start practicing now.
POCKET SQUARES.
Here again you can go festive
or leave that to your other
accessories. Choose silk in a
bright, dashing touch of color
or a plain white linen.
VESTS. A distinctive way
to set yourself apart from the
crowd is to choose a vest in a
contrasting fabric instead of the
standard black cummerbund,
perhaps in a black or a colored
silk brocade. It could even be
double-breasted under your
single-breasted tuxedo jacket.
SOCKS. This is not the
place to introduce “festivity”
with the new colored or pat-
terned socks. Socks worn with
formal evening clothes are al-
ways black, lightweight (ideally
silk), and to-the-calf or over-
the-calf.
BOUTONNIERE. Per-
haps the least expensive and
easiest way to create a festive
look is to add a fresh flower to
your lapel.
Don’t go overboard. That is,
only one or two special items,
not several at once. And, do
not confuse festive with inap-
propriate. Actually, for festive
attire, all a man really needs is
one interesting item that shows
that he tried.
Please send your men’s dress
and grooming questions to
MALE CALL:
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Fundraiser uses science to wow attendees, support Museum of Discovery

Nine Arkansans with suc-
cessful careers in science, tech-
nology, engineering or math-
ematics were honored Nov. 5
at the Museum of Discovery
at Spark!, a fundraiser for the
museum.
Named as Spark! Stars were
Michael Garner, Eric Hurley,
R.J Jenkins, Yessica Jones, Sum-
mer Khairi, Anthony Owen, Li-
sa Richardson, Cindy Westcott
and Dan Williams. Guests at
the event were able to mingle
with the honorees, bid on auc-
tion items and enjoy a buffet
provided by Ben E. Keith.
Partygoers could also ex-
plore all the exhibits at the
museum and interact with spe-
cial attractions set up for the
fundraiser including enjoying
ice cream made with liquid ni-
trogen, meeting local robotics
teams and creating temporary
artwork with light and phos-
phorescent paper.
Money raised from the
event benefits the museum’s Miguel Lopez and Summer Khairi
statewide education programs
including Girls in STEM, Sci-
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hood school. I was born four
years into the baby boom. For
us, it was a very safe, comfort-
ing, loving environment. My
grandparents lived there in
Huntsville. It was small and
very Southern.”
As she got older, Kamps
started to become “very
cognizant of what separated
[people in Huntsville].” Being
a member of one of Hunts-
ville few Jewish families put
Kamps in a different catego-
ry from most everybody else
her age.
“As I got older, I started to
feel like an outsider,” Kamps
says. “There were clubs that
I was never invited to, and for
a kid in seventh grade that is
devastating.”
Kamps says in practically
every situation in high school
she “was determined not to
be noticed.”
“But I was active in our
Te m p l e Yo u t h G ro u p,”
Kamps says. “I realized I
wanted to be president of
the youth group. Perhaps
because I was with other
Jewish kids I was more as-
sertive. [The Youth Group]
was a place where you could
be liberal in a time and place
where it wasn’t looked upon
kindly.
“My mother said if you
have ever been discriminat-
ed against, you can’t ever
discriminate,” Kamps says. “I
was born five years after the
liberation of the concentra-
tion camps. I grew up know-
ing that any form of discrim-
ination was wrong.”
In Huntsville, the past
was present for Kamps. She
noted that the train station
downtown was an old prison
for captured Union soldiers.
The future, however, didn’t
seem so far away either as
Dr. Wernher von Braun and
his fellow rocket scientists
had located in Huntsville
and were slowly turning the
small town into a space cap-
ital.
“The past and future were
colliding there in Huntsville
at that time,” Kamps says.
Even at a young age, po-
litical figures loomed large
for Kamps. Politics, howev-
er, was not a subject that was
brought up in casual conver-
sation.
“My parents didn’t discuss
political affiliations,” Kamps
says. “My father was con-
cerned about being boycot-
ted. So we didn’t talk politics
outside the home.”
President John F. Kennedy
was elected when Kamps was
in the sixth grade. She was so
enamored of the young presi-
dent that she made a point of
memorizing Kennedy’s inau-
gural address.
“I remember the day
[Kennedy] was assassinated,”
Kamps says. “Not everybody
around me was unhappy
about it. One of my teachers
thought it was wonderful
news. John and Robert Ken-
nedy were very much for in-
tegration, and I was in school
in Alabama.”
FAMILY SUPPORT
Not long after graduating
from Memphis State Kamps
went to a party in Denver
and met a young man named
Wally who would eventually
become her husband.
“We started dating even
though we didn’t live any-
where near each other. And
10 months later, we were
married. Wally wasn’t Jewish,
and we got married in Hunts-
ville at my home because
“I try to keep the four million visitors we have had so far happy. It’s
a gift to work in that building and take people through history.”
they wouldn’t let us marry
at the temple. The rabbi who
had married my parents and
aunts and uncles married us.”
But a draft notice would
drastically alter the life of the
young couple.
“It was 1971, and Viet-
nam was still going on,” says
Kamps. “Instead of going into
the Army, Wally decided to
enlist in the Air Force.”
Her husband spent most
of his days on the base but
Kamps had time on her
hands.
“Back then military wives
didn’t have to work,” Kamps
notes. “There were all kinds
of volunteer opportunities,
and I got involved in Family
Services.”
Kamps hit upon an initia-
tive that helped close a gap
in assistance for military
families.
“We decided to do a pro-
gram to help families moving
overseas,” Kamps says. “We
called it ‘Smooth Move.’ It be-
came part of what we would
call the Family Support Cen-
ter. They gave us a little closet
and telephone. We decided
to bring all the groups to-
gether that focused on what
the family did. If you were
going overseas, your hus-
band knew exactly what he
was supposed to do. Military
families had difficult times
in getting ready for the move
to a country that they didn’t
know. Perhaps they would be
going to Germany, and they
didn’t speak German.”
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paths with Kamps speak
about her spirit and her ded-
ication.
“We met over 40 years
ago,” says close friend Gail
Riley. “Our friendship sur-
vived long distances apart,
and this was before cell-
phones. Our husbands were
in the military, and military
families are so dependent on
each other. There was noth-
ing common in our back-
grounds. I was Catholic, and
she was Jewish and about as
Southern as you can get.”
Riley saw firsthand how
Kamps worked with military
families. Even as time and
circumstances separated the
two friends, Kamps stayed in
touch with Riley and would
be there for her in significant
moments.
“She is so loyal and so sup-
portive,” says Riley of Kamps.
LIFE IN POLITICS
Post-military life found
the Kamps family, now swol-
len to four members with two
young children added to the
mix, setting up a permanent
residence in Little Rock.
“After we moved here, I
got — I don’t know what you
would call it — I would just
have this feeling that some-
thing good was going to hap-
pen,” Kamps recalls. “I would
always make resolutions in
the new year. In 1983, I made
a resolution that I wanted to
work for a presidential cam-
paign. And later that year I
started volunteering for Gary
Hart. Before then, I wasn’t in-
volved in politics at all.”
Volunteering opened the
door for Kamps to Arkan-
sas’ political circles and she
worked for first lady Betty
Bumpers’ Peace Links orga-
nization. Kamps’ next stop
was the governor’s mansion
where she took on the role
of administrative assistant to
Hillary Clinton.
And what was Hillary
Clinton like?
“[Hillary] was the kind-
est, most caring and most
brilliant woman I had ever
met,” Kamps says. “She had
a wonderful sense of humor.”
Kamps found a sympa-
thetic soul in Hillary, who
was at the same stage of
motherhood that she was.
“Our daughters were the
same age,” Kamps says. “I
said I was concerned about
being at work and away from
my kids because they were
just starting school. [Hillary]
said, ‘Why don’t you come in
after they get on the bus and
work until 2:30 when they get
done from school?’”
The focus of her early
days with the first lady was
“to follow up on a pre-school
project in Miami she read
about called HIPPY.”
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m DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH: Oct. 21, 1950, Chattanooga,
Tenn.
m MY DAY CAN’T BEGIN WITHOUT: Coffee and CNN.
m MY FAVORITE TELEVISION SHOW IS: The West Wing.
m NOBODY KNOWS THAT I: Am the world’s worst procras-
tinator!
m MY BIGGEST INSPIRATION IS: My father.
m THE OUR GUESTS AT MY FANTASY DINNER WOULD BE: My
mom and dad and my two granddaughters.
m MY PET IS: A white Persian named C.C. Cupcake Biscuit
Margaret Sparkles Kamps.
m THE BEST ADVICE I’VE RECEIVED WAS: From my mom —
When kids are the least loving, that’s when they need
loving the most.
m MY FAVORITE PLACE IN THE CLINTON CENTER IS: The
second-floor landing, overlooking the Arkansas Riv-
er. At a certain time in the afternoon, you can see the
perfect shadow of the Clinton Park Bridge reflected in
the water.
m THE LAST BOOK I READ AND ENJOYED WAS: The Drums of
Autumn by Diana Gabaldon.
m MY FAVORITE HOLIDAY IS: Thanksgiving, a holiday for
everyone.
m MY FAVORITE MEAL INCLUDES: Fried chicken and potato
salad.
m FOR MY LAST VACATION I WENT TO: England, Scotland
and Wales.
m ONE WORD TO SUM ME UP: Grateful
Kamps’ role expand- work with somebody like me
ed and eventually she was who was totally unproven. It
named the governor’s spe- was magical what happened
cial assistant for early child- to me.”
hood programs. When the Kamps speaks of the sac-
Clintons left for Washing- rifices her husband had to
ton, Kamps worked for Gov. make to allow her to contin-
Jim Guy Tucker and was the ue. Even after 15 years, “I nev-
first director of the Arkan- er had to get up and psyche
sas Commission for Nation- myself up to go work in the
al and Community Service. Clinton center.”
In that position, she helped “It’s a dual mission. I have
establish the AmeriCorps over 200 bosses, which I
program in Arkansas. mean the volunteers. These
Working as she does now are people who have volun-
for the Clinton Foundation, teered there for over 15 years.
Kamps is happy to reflect I recruit them and train them
on her longtime relationship and try to keep them pas-
with the Clintons that seems sionate about what they do.
to have come full circle. They take that passion and
“One thing I have found give it to our visitors. I try
with [the] Clintons is that you to keep the 4 million visitors
look back and you achieved we have had so far happy. It’s
more than you thought you a gift to work in that build-
could,” Kamps says. “Every ing and take people through
day I try to honor them with history.”
what I do. They invested time That’s not a bad return for
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6D v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v
Today’s co-opting of modest fashion
YASMIN KHATUN DEWAN
THE NEW YORK TIMES
Once upon a time, wom-
enswear was rife with trans-
parency. With miniskirts and
spaghetti-strap dresses and
tank tops. With fashions in-
tended to show some skin and
combat the heat.
Not anymore. Now we
have hems that sweep the
floor, sleeves that dangle so far
down they are practically in
the dust and necklines that rise
to the chin. Cardi B winning
Paris Fashion Week in a head-
to-toe matching bodysuit, coat
and skirt, not an inch of skin
exposed.
There is no longer any
doubt that what used to be
called “modest” dressing —
clothes sensitive to religious
requirements more than fash-
ion — has become a part of the
mainstream trend. But what
does that mean for women
whose modest clothes are
about more than just style?
Nadia Krayem, an Austra-
lian photographer, has worked
with Think Fashion, the group
behind Modest Fashion Week,
and photographed the “hijabi
ballerina” Stephanie Kurlow.
She said that while she be-
lieves the mainstreaming of
modest fashion has “made
modest dressing easier,” she
has concerns over its evolu-
tion. “It has been appropriat-
ed,” Krayem said. And in this,
perhaps, shorn of its original
context and message.
Grooms
v Continued from Page 1D
this was an organization she
wanted to be involved with.
After her first year as a mem-
ber of the association, she
became a board member and
is now in the middle of a two-
year term as president of the
organization.
The Central Arkansas
Chapter has more than 160
members and meets the third
Thursday of each month. They
meet at 8:30 a.m. at the AEDD
building for socializing.
“If you’ve ever been around
a group of fundraisers, you
know they’re all going to want
to talk. This gives them time to
connect with each other and
network. And then at 9 o’clock,
we start our education session.
We bring in a professional
from the community or even a
national-level speaker. We try
to gear it to what our members
are interested in.
“It’s really about continu-
ing education for people in
development and fundraising.
No matter what your level of
experience is, there’s always
something you don’t know,”
she says.
Trends are one focus of
their educational meetings.
“They are changing so fast
right now,” she says. “Trends
change in every industry, but
especially anything to do with
media and social media. We
have to keep up with the way
people are giving and why they
want to give, how you tell your
story and how you connect
with your donors and keep
that relationship.
“We offer that high level
of education and continuing
education. No matter whether
you’re new, or you’ve been in
fundraising 20 years, there’s
going to be something that
you’re going to take away from
Double-watch look not as novel as you’d think
ALEX WILLIAMS
THE NEW YORK TIMES
What fashion flourish is
shared by Justin Bieber, Fidel
Castro, Princess Diana and
Drake?
If you guessed “double-wris-
ting,” the totally gratuitous but
weirdly enduring practice of
wearing two wristwatches at
once, you’re possibly guilty of
the extraneous practice yourself.
The head-scratching look,
once favored by Hollywood’s
horological two-timers like Mar-
lon Brando and Johnny Depp,
has been picked up by a new
generation of celebrities looking
to double down on bling. It also
appeals to techie watch aficio-
nados who sport Apple watches
but can’t quit their Rolexes.
Chris Pratt appeared on Jim-
my Kimmel Live! in March to
promote The Kid, a gunslinging
Western film, wearing a brawny
and elegant Cartier watch on
each wrist — an action hero
fashion gesture equivalent to
flexing both biceps at once.
The look has been creeping
into hip-hop circles for years,
with Drake double-wristing
Rolexes in his video for The
Motto, from 2012, and the likes
of Tyga and Gucci Mane exper-
imenting with the look (Kanye
West may or may not have en-
Today modest dressing
means “different things to
different groups,” said Bat-
sheva Hay, a lawyer turned
designer now known for her
prairie-style dresses. When
she began to observe Shabbat
with her Orthodox Jewish hus-
band, she said she could only
find appropriate dresses she
liked on a “vintage” trawl —
until she made them herself
using old Laura Ashley fab-
rics. To her, it’s “the spirit of
the clothes” that’s important.
IT’S ABOUT CHOICE
Marwa Biltagi, a modest
fashion blogger who works
under the name Mademoi-
selle Meme, said that for her,
modest dressing refers to “the
adamant choice to show less
skin, wear looser clothing and
have the freedom to dress in
a more conservative manner.”
As for Dina Torkia, an influ-
encer known as Dina Tokio,
who rose to fame as one of
a number of Muslim women
who openly proclaimed they
“loved fashion,” it’s about
choice. She said that “modest
fashion is open to interpreta-
tion from whoever chooses to
define their dress sense with
the term.”
That may have something
to do with growing awareness
around the modest fashion
sector and the rise of that
consumer group as a shopping
power; the need for “armor”
in a world that feels increas-
Debbie Grooms, development director at Arkansas Enterprises for the Developmentally Disabled, say
she owes part of her success in raising money to the Central Arkansas Chapter of the Association
of Fundraising Professionals.
every session.”
Grooms says the chapter
also focuses on reaching a di-
verse community, whether it’s
the diversity of people who are
the leaders in fundraising and
development or trying to con-
nect with a diverse population
of donors in the community.
For the past two years, the
local organization has been
named a Gold Star Chapter.
There is a list of require-
ments and goals the chapter
has to achieve to receive the
Ten Star Gold Award. “That’s
something I’m really proud of
because it takes the chapter to
a higher standard. We want to
make sure that our members
are receiving top-notch value
for the amount of time and the
dorsed the practice by rapping,
“That’s why you always see me
with at least one of my watches/
Rollies and Pashas done drove
me crazy,” in All Falls Down
from 2004).
Offset, the Migos rapper,
often shows up at parties and
fashion tents wearing, say, dia-
mond-encrusted timepieces by
Patek-Philippe and Audemars
Piguet on each wrist.
Why? Because he can, ob-
viously. And also, perhaps, be-
cause he needs to keep up with
his camera-magnet wife, Cardi
B.
Some Generation Z celebri-
ties are taking the plunge, too.
Billie Eilish, the teenage trou-
badour, has flashed two gold
watches on the same wrist,
upping the stakes in the rebel
rocker tradition of wrist candy
forged by bracelet-loving music
artists like Keith Richards and
Lil Wayne.
In a sense, double-wristing
speaks to the rising status of
watches. Celebrity collectors
like John Mayer, Ellen DeGe-
neres and LeBron James have
made the five- or six-figure
watch de rigueur on the red
carpet, to the point where other
celebrities feel the need to wear
two statement watches to get
noticed.
ingly scary and unpredictable;
or the cultural shifts that fol-
lowed the #MeToo movement,
as many women rejected the
male gaze. Whatever the
reason, what was once a reli-
gious uniform has been largely
transformed into a style that’s
vulnerable to the fluctuations
of a capricious industry, which
has implications for the pub-
lic understanding of observant
dress.
Indeed, a quick search on
Instagram presents a wide
spectrum of what is deemed
modest fashion, including
cropped leather pants, body-
con dresses and skyscraper
heels teamed with the long
and loose. Net-a-Porter’s cu-
rated selection of modest ap-
parel — introduced in 2015 as
“the Ramadan edit” — now in-
cludes a diverse array of pussy-
bow blouses, sequin adorned
gowns and lamé tea dresses.
Dedicated modest retailers,
such as the Modist and Aab,
display jumpsuits and cropped
pants on their websites.
AN EASY IDENTIFIER
This blurring of bound-
aries and intention has been
perhaps most obvious when
it comes to the headscarf: an
easy identifier for notions of
modesty, a clear and visible
religious symbol for many, a
recent lightning rod for the de-
bate over individual freedom
in the secular state — and, on
occasion, a fashion accessory.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/CARY JENKINS
monetary commitment it takes
to be a paid member.”
Before joining the board,
Grooms first volunteered to
help with the association’s an-
nual fundraiser, the National
Philanthropy Day Luncheon,
which will be Nov. 21 at Em-
bassy Suites this year. The
event is well attended with
more than 400 guests last year.
“It is an opportunity for
our members to nominate
someone who they feel like
is an outstanding person, as
a philanthropist, a volunteer,
a fundraising organization or
a volunteer organization,” she
says. “We also give out a Ar-
kansas Lifetime Achievement
Award.
“You know, I’m just a huge
But there may be a practical
reason, too. Diego Maradona,
the Argentine soccer luminary,
reportedly wears two watches
(often a big-ticket Rolex and
Hublot) when traveling: he sets
one to his native time zone, the
other to local time.
It’s the same reason cited
by Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf.
During the Persian Gulf War,
he set a Rolex on his left wrist
to Saudi Arabian time and the
Seiko on his right to Washing-
ton time.
But maybe that is not the
whole story. It doesn’t take an
evolutionary psychologist to
see that men who double up on
He-Man-esque accessories are
making a not-so-subtle display
of alpha male power.
That may explain why
Adrien Broner, an American
boxer who adopted the nick-
name About Billions, wore a
pair of bejeweled timepieces at
a news conference with Manny
Pacquiao before their fight in
Las Vegas in January.
Sure, the baller overtones
are less pronounced when
one of the watches is an Apple
Watch. Even so, the popularity
of the smartwatch has given
double-wristing a noticeable
boost, allowing watch geek the
opportunity to remain stylish
It’s hard, for example, to
spot the difference between the
headscarf (or hat) worn consis-
tently for religious reasons by
Muslim model Halima Aden,
and the head wraps and cover-
ings worn on magazine covers
by Nicki Minaj (Elle) and Kaia
Gerber (British Vogue) for styl-
ing purposes — not to mention
on every model on the Marc
Jacobs runway in 2017.
Perhaps that is why Shar-
meen Choudhury, a school-
teacher in London, says she
no longer believes that ev-
erything marketed as modest
qualifies for the designation. “I
don’t consider extremely tight
clothing to be modest, even
if it covers every inch of the
body,” she said. Her “boundar-
ies,” she added, are driven by
her Islamic faith. The modest
fashion designer Yasmin Sa-
fri of the label Arabian Nites
emphasized the importance of
“historical definitions” for her
brand; she focuses on Islamic
descriptions of modesty, tak-
ing “cultural silhouettes” and
giving them a “contemporary
twist.”
“It’s never been about just
putting long sleeves on a top
and calling it modest fashion,”
she said.
Indeed, Torkia no longer
frequently adopts a headscarf
or markets herself specifically
through the lens of modesty.
These days, she said, “mod-
est” is “simply a term used to
describe an alternative style.”
advocate for AFP. The main
reason is — thinking back to
the first year I was in my job
here and the learning curve at
that point — there is so much
learning and communication
with people in that industry.
It totally propelled me to a dif-
ferent level. And it is what has
made me successful in what
we’ve built here.”
The AFP National Philanthropy
Day Luncheon will begin at 10:30
a.m. with a Community Champion
reception followed by a luncheon
and program honoring outstand-
ing individuals and organizations
in philanthropy. For more informa-
tion or to purchase tickets, $125
for reception and lunch or $100
for the lunch, email Kerina Couch-
er at arkafp@gmail.com.
and connected.
“It can actually feel a bit
transgressive,” wrote Jack For-
ster, the site’s editor-in-chief, in
a post on the “two-wrist tango”
in August.
“You are actually violating
some taboo of which you were
not previously aware,” he added,
“because there had never been
any particular reason to violate
it before.”
Double-wristing is by defini-
tion a violation of style norms,
in the same spirit as the dandies
of 18th-century England, who
wore two pocket watches as a
way to elevate themselves from
the dowdy masses.
A poem from 1777, “Receipt
to Make a Modern Fop,” includ-
ed in its prescription: “A lofty
cane, a sword with silver hilt, a
ring, two watches, and a snuff-
box gilt.”
In more modern times, it is a
look that says, “I break the rules
because there are no rules.”
Hunter S. Thompson, who was
something of a fop himself with
his safari jackets and cigarette
holders, liked to double down
on head-turning timepieces,
including a so-called Rolex
GMT-Master II with a red
and black bezel known as the
“Coke.”
No jokes, please.
Weddings
Henson-Hancock
Emily Hen-
son became
the bride of
William Han-
cock on Nov.
9 at Angelo’s
Garden in
Mayflower.
The bride
is the daugh-
ter of Sherry
and Bill Henson of Alexan-
der. The groom is the son of
Melissa and Steve Hancock of
Little Rock.
The couple will live in
Maumelle.
Rose-Sokora
The Cathe-
dral of St. An-
drew was the
setting Satur-
day for the
marriage of
Hannah War-
ren Sokora and
Christopher
Colin Rose.
The bride
is the daughter of Dawne
and James B. Sokora of Hot
Springs. Her grandparents are
Diane and Victor G. Attwood
of Rison, the late Dawne War-
ren Hedges of Little Rock and
the late Elizabeth and Vincent
Sokora of Slovak.
Parents of the groom are
Denise Lucy Rose and David
Rose, both of Little Rock. He
is the grandson of Patricia and
Dr. Dennis Lucy, and Odette
and the late James Rose, all of
Little Rock.
Honor attendants were
Hannah Cooper, Taylor Ham-
ric, Garrett Quinn and Reed
Taylor.
A reception at Next Level
Events followed the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of
the University of Arkansas for
Medical Sciences with a bach-
elor’s degree in nursing and is
a registered nurse.
The groom has a master’s
degree from Rhodes College
and is a teacher and coach at
Catholic High School.
After a wedding trip to Ita-
ly, the couple will live in Little
Rock.
Troillett-Fleming
Ashley
Fleming and
Peyton Troil-
lett were unit-
ed in marriage
Saturday at
the Grandeur
Ho u s e . B i l l
Wellons offi-
ciated.
Parents of
the bride are Ginger and Paul
Fleming of Little Rock. She is
the granddaughter of David
and the late Pat Fleming of
Little Rock and the late Helon
and Wayne Carter of Memphis.
The groom is the son Mon-
ika and Larry Troillett of Little
Rock. His grandparents are Jim
and the late Edith Holland of
Eureka Springs and Mary Jean
and the late Raymond Troillett
of Little Rock.
Honor attendants were
Madalyn Duncan, Nick Bower
and Joey Chatterton.
A reception, also at Gran-
deur House, followed the cer-
emony.
The bride is a graduate of
the University of Arkansas for
Medical Sciences with a bach-
elor’s degree in nursing and is
a registered nurse at Arkansas
Children’s Hospital.
The groom graduated with
a nursing degree from the Bap-
tist School of Nursing. He is
also a registered nurse at Ar-
kansas Children’s Hospital.
The couple will make their
home in Little Rock after a hon-
eymoon in Cancun, Mexico.
Pickens-Guy
Wedding vows were ex-
changed by Eunique Denise
Pickens and Clarence Herman
Guy III on Saturday in Greater
Christ Temple Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Dionne Davies of Hot Springs
and Dennis Tucker of Chu-
la Vista, Calif. Parents of the
groom are Bobbye Guy and
Kathy and Clarence Guy II,
all of Little Rock.
The couple will reside in
Little Rock.
Wight-Rees
Pamela Anne Rees and
Walter Gabriel Wight ex-
changed marriage vows Satur-
day in Pleasant Valley Country
Club.
The bride is the daugh-
ter of Debbie and John Rees
of Little Rock. Parents of the
groom are Laine and Dan
Wight of Huntsville.
The couple will make their
home in Huntsville.
Engagements
Brooke Becker, daughter
of Donnell Becker and Gene
Becker, both of LaPlace, La.;
and Garrett Wilkins, son of
Gina and Marty Wilkins of
Lamar; Jan. 18.
A m a n d a K ay Cox ,
daughter of Kimberly and
William Cox of Hot Springs,
and Brian Patrick Henry,
son of Cindy and Michael
Henry of Little Rock; Dec. 28.
Anne Charlotte Schex-
nayder, son of Drs. Rebecca
and Stephen Schexnayder
of Little Rock, and Hunter
Duncan Biram, son of Bran-
di and Roger Jefford of Floral;
Dec. 28.
Anniversaries
Barbara and Roy Lee
Slaughter of Arkadelphia
recently celebrated their 55th
wedding anniversary. The
couple were married Oct. 23
1964. She is the former Bar-
bara Eloise Martin and is a
hairdresser. He is retired.
Policy
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publishes in the Sunday High Profile
section announcements of engage-
ments, weddings and anniversaries
of couples married 50 years or more.
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Writing thank-you notes for gifts is still the best approach
DANIEL BORTZ
THE NEW YORK TIMES
In the afterglow of a wed-
ding or honeymoon, sitting
down to write personalized
thank-you notes can be a
daunting, and often dreaded,
task for most couples, especial-
ly those couples who have had
large weddings.
But do not fret. Etiquette
experts and professional card
writers have some advice for
making the process a little
easier.
FIRST, ADJUST
YOUR ATTITUDE
Shortly after returning from
my own honeymoon in late
September, I complained to a
friend about the huge stack of
thank-you notes I had yet to
write. He responded, incredu-
lously, “Are you really whining
about people giving you gifts?”
My friend was right. Instead
of griping, what I needed to do
was change my outlook and
show a little more gratitude.
“You know what’s great
about writing wedding thank
you notes,” said Wendy Bom-
ers, a writer at American
Greetings. “You get to relive
your special day over again
and think of all the wonderful
people in your lives.”
DECIDE WHO GETS A NOTE
Everyone who gives you include a thank-you note, with
a gift should receive a thank- a cash tip, and write the com-
you note, regardless of whether pany a positive review online.
they attended your wedding.
But some other people also
deserve a special thanks.
“A lot of couples don’t write thank-you notes, the better, but
thank-you notes to their bridal Diane Gottsman, a national
party, but I think it’s a wonderful etiquette expert based in San
idea, especially if they played a Antonio and author of Modern
big role in helping you organize Etiquette for a Better Life (Page
Smithsonian hosts its first wedding
PEGGY MCGLONE
THE WASHINGTON POST
WASHINGTON — Gasps
and wows filled the Renwick
Gallery’s Grand Salon on a
recent Saturday night. All 150
well-dressed guests seemed
appropriately awed — and not
just by the art or the opulent
setting. They had come for a
wedding, the first in the gal-
lery’s history.
The ceremony unfolded
in the museum’s intricately
carved wooden temple by
David Best, erected last year
as a place for reflection on loss
as part of the “No Spectators:
The Art of Burning Man” exhi-
bition. On this night, the struc-
ture had been transformed
into a happy place, its walls
shimmering under a soft light
and electric candles flickering
on the temple’s altar. Later in
the evening, a light show ac-
companied performances by a
drag performer impersonating
Tina Turner and Diana Ross,
giving the site-specific artwork
a clublike feel.
The wedding of Washing-
ton residents Steven Mazzola
and Jeffrey Akman was a pri-
vate celebration and a Smith-
sonian milestone. The qua-
si-federal institution changed
its events policy last spring to
allow its 19 museums — and
the zoo — to host personal
and nonprofit events in ad-
dition to corporate parties.
The timing worked out well
for Mazzola and Akman, who
had been together for 10 years
before deciding in March that
they wanted to get married
this fall. Many of the city’s
distinct spaces were already
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“It’s kind of
exciting to write
thank-you notes
as you receive
gifts, since you’ll
be more excited
about the gift, and
it’s going to show in
your notes.”
— Wendy Bomers,
a writer at American
Greetings
your wedding,” said Jacqueline
Whitmore, an etiquette expert
and the founder of the Protocol
School of Palm Beach.
The parents of the bride
and groom should also re-
ceive thank-you cards, Whit-
more said. “The bride can earn
brownie points by writing the
thank-you note to the groom’s
parents and vice versa,” she
added.
Jennifer Spector, the di-
rector of brand marketing at
Zola, a wedding registry and
planning website, said if a wed-
ding vendor goes “above and
beyond,” the couple should
KEEP TRACK OF THE TIME
The sooner you mail your
booked, but a Smithsonian
venue seemed just right for the
couple, who collect art and are
active in the city’s performing
arts scene.
Mazzola used to work at
the D.C. Commission on the
Arts and Humanities, and he
continues to direct produc-
tions at In Series, a local or-
ganization dedicated to opera
and musical theater. Akman, a
psychiatrist, is vice president
for health affairs and dean of
the School of Medicine and
Health Sciences at George
Washington University.
Collaborating with Mark
Chaikowski, a longtime friend
and event planner who has
produced events at Smith-
sonian facilities, Akman and
Mazzola found their perfect
venue in the Renwick’s second
floor Grand Salon.
“To bring our friends into a
space with art felt right to us,”
Akman said. “The Renwick
was perfect for several rea-
sons. We liked the scale, and
the temple was still installed.
The art in the upstairs galleries
is whimsical, colorful. It’s not
the old masters at the National
Gallery.”
The Smithsonian’s new
events policy — a 3-year pi-
lot that began March 1 — will
bring in much-needed revenue
for the world’s largest cultural
organization. The Smithsonian
must raise about $500 million
in earned revenue and dona-
tions each year to supplement
its $1 billion annual federal
subsidy.
“There has been talk (about
allowing private events) for
the last 20 years” Chaikowski
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Street Publishing, 2017), said on our next vacation. It means a options as well. “If one spouse with the hassle of writing
there’s a hard cutoff date. “Let’s lot to know you’re thinking of us, says they don’t want to write thank-you notes by hand, you
get things straight: You don’t and wishing us well as we start thank-you notes because their may consider ordering cus-
have six months to a year after out together. Thank you again handwriting is bad, that person tomized cards online. Zola,
your wedding to write thank- for your thoughtfulness. should still be contributing,” for instance, lets customers
you notes, that rule is outdat- Honeymoon funds, which Whitmore said. “Maybe they’re write personalized messages
ed,” she said. “You should have
them all sent out within two
are typically found on a cou-
ple’s wedding website or on-
stamping and stuffing the en-
velopes, while their partner
for each thank-you card for an
extra 35 cents per card.
months after your wedding.” line registry, enable friends writes the thank-you notes.” Want to cut out paper al-
and family to help subsidize Just decide together, as a together and save on postage?
IT’S OK TO WORK the cost of this special, albeit unit (you are married, after Some couples are ditching
WITH A TEMPLATE
One way to make the writ-
pricey, vacation. (According to
the Knot, the average honey-
all), how you’re going to get
everything done.
traditional thank-you cards for
eCards. “We’re dealing with
ing process easier, Spector moon now costs $5,342.) Often,
THERE ARE SMART WAYS
a new generation now, and I
said, is to use a template. The couples will specify in their think a lot of millennials are
key, however, is to tailor your honeymoon fund what activi- TO SPEED THINGS UP getting more accustomed to
message to the gift that you ties they’d like to do (like snor- One easy suggestion is to sending and receiving thank-
received. You’ll want to create keling or sailing), and wedding buy a glue-tape roller so that you notes online,” Whitmore
three templates: one for phys- guests can then pay for these you can seal the envelopes said, adding, “If you send an
ical gifts, one for cash or gift expenses. quickly. Also, there’s no rule eCard, I recommend sending
cards and one for honeymoon We’re beyond excited about that says you have to wait un- a photo of you with the gift,
fund donations (if you have the surfing class you got us. til after your wedding to send or a photo of you dancing at
one). Thanks to you, our honeymoon thank-you cards. “I urge people your wedding. It takes effort
Keely Chace, a master writ- in Hawaii will be that much to write their thank-you notes and time, but it’s worth it.”
er at Hallmark in Kansas City, more special. We’re so lucky to as the gifts come in, and a lot of Gottsman, though, had
Mo., said thank-you notes for have a friend like you in our lives. gifts arrive before the wedding some reservations about that
physical gifts should: acknowl- day,” Spector said. approach. “If you sent your
edge the gift; elaborate on why REMEMBER: THIS IS NOT Bomers agreed, adding, “It’s wedding invitation by eCard
you like it or how you’ll use it; A ONE-PERSON JOB kind of exciting to write thank- because you’re eco-friendly,
and compliment the giver and There should be a fair di- you notes as you receive gifts, I think a thank-you letter via
make a personal connection. vision of labor between both since you’ll be more excited email might be OK,” she said,
Thank you so much for the spouses. Some couples may about the gift, and it’s going to “but a handwritten note is the
terrific cutlery set you gave us for choose to simply divide their show in your notes.” most sincere form of appreci-
our wedding. It’s already coming list in half, but there are other If you don’t want to deal ation.”
in handy with meal prep, and the
knife block looks sharp on our
kitchen counter. We’re touched
by your thoughtfulness, and
thrilled that you were able to
make it to the wedding. Having
you there to share our special
day with us meant so much to us.
For cash or gift cards, it’s
a nice touch to mention how
you plan to spend the money,
Chace said, adding that there
is no need to mention the gift
amount.
We are so grateful for the gen-
erous gift. We can’t wait to treat
ourselves to a couple’s massage
said. “This is a wonderful op-
portunity for everybody. It’s
a good fit for the museums,
and for nonprofits it’s great
because people will come to
the events because of the won-
derful locations.”
The facilities are only
available after the museums
close, shortening the normal
running time for some events
and making preparations dif-
ficult. Chaikowski’s crews
spent several hours the night
before Mazzola and Akman’s
reception setting up sound and
lighting, and they returned on
Saturday at 6 a.m. to do more
before the museum opened.
Saturday’s event started at 7
p.m. (the museum had closed
to the public at 5:30), with a
30-minute ceremony featuring
poetry recited by D.C. theater
luminary Michael Kahn, a
reading from Justice Anthony
Kennedy’s U.S. Supreme Court
decision legalizing same-sex
marriage and songs performed
by artists who have worked
with Mazzola. A cocktail hour
followed, then dinner and
dancing until 11:30 p.m.
Everything for the ceremo-
ny and celebration had to be
brought in — table and chairs,
lighting and sound equipment,
a temporary kitchen, bars, and
a stage for the 15-piece band
— and then removed before
the museum opened Sunday
morning.
“That’s Burning Man,”
Mazzola said, drawing a com-
parison to the annual desert
festival that served as the in-
spiration for Best’s temple.
“It all comes in and it all goes
out.”
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TAKE A DEEP BREATH

Auction aids in the fight against cystic fibrosis

Anne and Mike Preston

Karen and Curtis Barnett with Lew and Ashley Dillahunty

Lew Dillahunty was hon-
ored Saturday, Nov. 9, at the
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation’s
Breath of Life Gala in the
William Grant Still Ballroom
at Robinson Center, with a
crowd of almost 400 looking
on.
Anne and Mike Preston,
last year’s honorees, present-
ed the Breath of Life award to
Dillahunty, who has served
on the gala committee since
2014. He received the 2018
Claudia Fulton Volunteer of
the Year Award. Fulton, who
died in 2001 of complications
related to cystic fibrosis, was
Dillahunty’s father’s cousin.
His cousins, John Miller and
Jordan Miller Pennino, also
have the disease.
Auctioneer Gaylen McGee
banged the gavel signaling the
highest bids on live auction
items including a 1981 Cor-
vette ($13,500); an Escape to
Napa Valley ($5,000); a 14-kar-
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Arkansas
Democrat-Gazette
For more photos, or to
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at gold, 1.19-carat diamond
necklace ($4,000) and a Barry
Thomas painting ($2,000).
Cystic Fibrosis Ambas-
sador Mallory Hicks shared
with the audience her posi-
tive experience with partici-
pating in a trial using Trikafta,
a breakthrough drug that tar-
gets an underlying cause of
cystic fibrosis.
Guests donated $30,000 in
the Bid for a Cure that was
held immediately following
Hicks’ speech.
— Photos and story special
to the Democrat-Gazette/
Kim Dishongh Jay and Pam Gadberry

Cory and Amy Jackson with Tara and Ryan Farris Pat Dillahunty with Bud and Joy Dillahunty and Bryan Dillahunty

Alisha Curtis, Jeremy Flynn and Elicia Dover

Jim and Laura Engelhorn with Leslie and Paul Euren and Gaylen McGee

Azijan Bogard with Teneetra Brown

Jennifer Crowder with Wes and Brittany Bulloch Roger and Sarah Smart Clotilde Haug with Jean-Noel and Karen Willke
 v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 9D

Dreams come true for couples facing serious illness

DARCEL ROCKETT Can you help me? And every Francisco on May 14, 2010. nual fundraising gala, which
CHICAGO TRIBUNE (TNS) She said she felt like a princess, step of the way, she exceed- Vanessa Hawkins, 35, a free- was held Monday in Chicago.
Angela Dugan and Brad ed anything I could possibly lance marketer with family “I’ve seen a movement
Andrews have known each even though she was bald. Donning imagine. They took care of ties to Oshkosh, Wis., was the last few years across the
other since they were chil- every detail, every step of the diagnosed with Hodgkin’s country,” Guthrie said, “if
dren, growing up as neigh-
a wedding dress bought by her sisters way. When I walked into the lymphoma in 2007. A nurse you can give, then I do feel
bors in Crown Point, Ind. and best friends, Dugan had “a event, I was just awestruck.” put her name in the running it’s your responsibility to step
But then they both moved for the wedding giveaway up and at least do something
away and got married to other celebration of life, a celebration of our FELT LIKE A PRINCESS while her fiance was de- when and where you can.”
people. They eventually re- She said she felt like a ployed overseas. Cancer-free
turned to the area as single love, a celebration of our family.” princess, even though she for almost three years now, SHE CRIES A LOT
adults. One day, Dugan went was bald. Donning a wedding Hawkins still looks back at Guthrie says that while
to visit Andrews’ mother; she and that way we can take this Lauren Knuepfer Rozum of dress bought by her sisters her wedding and said it was weddings are happy occa-
and Andrews sat and chatted idea of the wedding industry LK Events, in Chicago where and best friends, Dugan had exactly what she wanted and sions, sadly many of those
all night and haven’t been donating their products and Dugan was receiving her “a celebration of life, a cele- nothing that she could have who are ill have passed away.
apart since. Within months services to multiple couples treatments. The couple wed bration of our love, a celebra- ever afforded. On rare occasions, the group
of reconnecting, they were across the country. It’s been Dec. 11, 2018, at Chicago’s tion of our family.” “The way that I was treat- will make an exception for a
engaged in 2017. going strong since the begin- Revel Motor Row; her colors She’s doing well now and ed, you would have thought child who is sick who wants
However, amid the ro- ning, which is amazing and were navy blue and yellow. has no evidence of disease. I’d paid them thousands and to see his or her parents get
mance, Dugan was battling a something that I didn’t ex- “When the organization “Right now, I’m trying to live thousands of dollars. It was married. She says she cries a
very aggressive type of ovar- pect, but it’s wonderful.” called me and said, ‘We’re go- my normal life and take it above and beyond, and being lot doing what she does, but
ian cancer. When the she was Dugan was diagnosed with ing to do everything you’ve ev- day by day — good days, bad long distance too — that’s it’s “a good, happy cry.”
diagnosed in 2012, the prog- the recurrence in July 2018, er wanted,’ I was so excited,” days,” she said. hard,” Hawkins said. “To know that we’re able
nosis was a 15% survival rate and by October, she and An- Dugan said. “The wedding The Andrewses are among The organization celebrat- to help someone have their
within the first year. Of those drews had had their Wish planner asked: What kind of more than 100 couples who ed its 10th anniversary by dream come true … we be-
who survive the first year, 15% Upon a Wedding application a plan do you have? And every are a part of the Wish Upon helping its 150th couple — a lieve no one should be denied
survive five years. approved and were planning day, I was getting my energy a Wedding family. They join couple from Nashville, Tenn. their chance to marry the one
She endured bouts of radi- their wedding. They would taken away, slowly. I was like: the Hawkinses, a military (who will be wed Dec. 4) and that they love, so we do what
ation and chemotherapy and meet their wedding planner, I’m not a good creative person. family who married in San highlighted at the group’s an- we can,” Guthrie said.
did whatever the medical pro-
fessionals told her to do to get
well. And after a year, she was
told there was “no evidence
of disease.”
“I have a very rare, aggres-
sive ovarian cancer,” she said.
“I survived my first year and
had just made five years and
two weeks, and it came back.
The ovarian cancer metas-
tasized to my spleen. When
we first got engaged, we talk-
ed about wanting a dream
wedding. We just wanted
something to celebrate our
lives together and our fami-
ly. So when I got sick again, I
thought there is no way that I
can do a wedding. We’re just
going to have to go to the jus-
tice of the peace. When I got
out of bed, it was a good day
just to brush my teeth.”
When someone in one of
her Facebook support groups
recommended she reach out
to the nonprofit Wish Upon YOU JUST NEED TO PURCHASE “ONE” SALE ITEM TO RECEIVE OUR BEST PRICE!
a Wedding to help make her
third wedding (Andrews’ sec-
ond) a reality, she applied and
won a wedding at no cost to
her or her fiance.
Wish Upon a Wedding
grants weddings and vow
renewals to couples facing
serious illness or life-altering
health circumstances. The
volunteer organization relies
on donations by individuals
and wedding professionals to
make dreams come true for
couples who are dealing with
the financial and emotional
costs of sickness. The orga-
nization was founded in San
Jose, Calif., in 2009 by long-
time party and event planner
Liz Guthrie. After she in-
spired fellow businesses and
wedding industry profession-
als to donate their money and
services to host a free wed-
ding to a deserving couple in
need in San Francisco (Vanes-
sa and Mike Hawkins), Wish
Upon a Wedding was formed.
TERMINAL ILLNESS
Wish Upon a Wedding’s
criteria are simple: One per-
son in the couple must be
diagnosed with a terminal
illness with a prognosis of
less than five years or serious
life-altering circumstances
(the organization can move
even more quickly if the per-
son has a prognosis of less
than six months to live); both
partners must be U.S. citizens
and at least 18; applications
must be filled out by the
couple or a full-time caretak-
er/hospice worker. Couples
are chosen by Wish Upon a
Wedding’s board of directors,
headquartered in Chicago.
The organization receives
about 15 applications per
month, and after the board
chooses the couples, Guthrie
said, task forces of volun-
teers from local committees
throughout the country plan
the festivities. Guthrie said
there are hundreds of wish
granters across the country
ready to participate. Wed-
dings and vow renewals can
take place Sunday through
Thursday, and all costs are
covered for a guest list of up
to 50 people. Included are
the wedding planner, venue,
catering, photographer, vid-
eographer, cake, officiant,
florist, stationery, music, hair
and makeup for the bride, and
transportation for the bride
and groom. The wedding date
must be no more than a year
after the application.
“I spent a year working
on this project with different
vendors in the Bay Area in
2010, and we could only give
it to one couple,” Guthrie, a
Santa Cruz resident, said. “I
thought that’s silly, we have
all these people who want
to donate their products and
services, and are eager to do
it. So I decided that I’m go-
ing to start this nonprofit,
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Top six ARTIST IN RESIDENCE

Pictured below are the six most expensive houses sold in Little Rock
during the week of Oct. 14-18, 2019. “Sold” refers to the date on which
the real estate deed was recorded by the Pulaski County circuit clerk,
irrespective of the actual sale date.
The prices of these houses, calculated from the clerk’s public records,
are published in bold type in the Pulaski County real estate transactions in
today’s Business and Farm section.

Trina Baumgarten, Karen Jo Trulock, David Timberlake, DiAnn Phillips

1. 6413 Hawthorne Road Owned by Dwellings Inc., this house was sold
to William M. Hughan.
Subtle artwork opens at Thea Foundation
Justin Bryant is the fea-
tured artist for November at
Thea’s Art Department. An
opening reception for the
exhibit titled “Myriad Subtle-
ties” was held Nov. 1 at Thea
in North Little Rock.
Guests at the quarter-
ly exhibition hosted by the
Thea Foundation were able
to meet the artist, enjoy hors
d’oeuvres by chef Shane Hen-
derson with Ben E. Keith and
beer and wine. Art patrons al-
so had a chance to win a free
print by Bryant and tickets to
the next Art Department.
Bryant is a Stuttgart native,
a graduate of the University
2. 146 Courts Lane Owned by Maee R. and Naureen J. Sheikh, this
house was sold to Rebekah A. and Joshua E. Thacker. of Arkansas at Little Rock
with a bachelor’s of fine arts
and has a master’s of fine arts
from Louisiana State Univer-
sity. He is an instructor at
UA-Pulaski Tech.
His work will be on dis-
play at Thea through Nov. 26.
Featured artist Justin Bryant with his high school art teacher — Story and photos by
Angela Rosencrantz of Stuttgart Cary Jenkins

3. 4223 Kenyon Drive Owned by Patrick D. Wilson, this house was sold
to Sarah Cowan and Richard Baxter Wilson Knowlton.

Amanda Seevers, Matt McLeod and Demetrious Jordan Logan Hunter, Teron Reed and Lyndsey Czapansky

4. 515 N. Oak St. Owned by JVRC LLC, this house was sold to Rebecca
W. and John R. Novack.

Artist Justin Bryant

with Megan Waller Dr. Riley Lipschitz, Jennifer Cox, Jennifer Owen and Matt Buie

Getting it straight

5. sold
7 Doral Drive Owned by Laura S. and John T. Moore, this house was
to Caroline and Justin Peacock.

Judson Spillyards and Matt White

Carla Fawcett, Zoe Guthrie,
Betty Atkins and Allene Bussard
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through Friday. story about the event.
6. this
104 Buckland Place Owned by Carla L. and Ronald D. Robertson,
house was sold to Christine M. and Mark Halter.
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WEDDINGS

JENNIFER MARIE CHRISTMAN

BRIAN NELSON CIA

Jennifer and Brian Cia

J
ennifer Marie Christman and Brian Nelson Cia
exchanged vows at 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, at
a nuptial Mass in the Cathedral of St. Andrew
officiated by the Rev. Jack Vu.
The bride is the daughter of Wil- intricate beading across the bodice and
liam and the late Catherine Christman down the illusion sleeves. She carried a
of Reisterstown, Md. She is the grand- bouquet of peach garden roses, African
daughter of the late Catherine “Kit” proteas, red velvet scabiosa, burgundy
and Harry Christman of Pottsville, Pa., calla lilies and silver dollar eucalyptus.
and the late Margaret and Lawrence Guests were seated by Austin
Walsh of Mahanoy City, Pa. Carter of Little Rock, nephew of the
Parents of the groom are Sandra groom.
and D.J. Cia of Little Rock. His grand- After the ceremony, a dinner recep-
parents are the late Jenny and Capt. tion was held at Pinnacle Valley Re-
Johnny Cia and the late Nettie and ceptions. Tables lighted with candles
Harvey Nelson, all also of Little Rock. were centered with arrangements of Brian and Jennifer Christman Cia
Music for the ceremony was by roses, miniature calla lilies, carnations,
organist Beau Baldwin and cantor white hydrangeas and silver dollar eu- for the Electric Cooperatives of Ar- ment Destruction, a business division
Logan Phillips. Readers were Louise calyptus kansas. of United Cerebral Palsy of Arkansas.
Miller and Lauren Carter, nieces of The bride is a graduate of the Uni- The groom graduated from Hen- The couple will live in Little Rock
the groom. versity of Maryland with a bachelor’s derson State University with a bach- after a Panama Canal cruise with stops
Given in marriage by her father, the degree in journalism. She is associate elor’s degree in political science and in Colombia, Costa Rica, Belize, Hon-
bride wore an ivory tulle gown with editor for Arkansas Living, a magazine is director of Gone for Good Docu- duras and Mexico.

Sandra and D.J. Cia, parents of the groom

MORE PHOTOS Nancy Albright and father of the bride, Bill Christman
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and Andrew Crouch

Lisa and Kris Fischer

PHOTOS BY CARY JENKINS

Linda Satter, Carla Koen, Dauphne Trenholm, Liz Caldwell, Kim Dishongh and Linda Haymes

The five tier wedding cake Matthew Jacques with Louise Miller Joshua Long, Brook Wallace, and Damon McGibboney
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WEDDINGS

ERIN FARR HEARNSBERGER

ALEX HAYDEN MELTON
Erin Farr Hearnsberger became the
bride of Alex Hayden Melton at 5 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 9, at Cold Springs Events in
Paron. Jim Bob Baker of City Point Church
in Fayetteville officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Cheryl and
Dr. Henry Graves Hearnsberger III of Little
Rock. Her grandparents are Cecil Hill Jr.,
the late Linda Chism, and the late Charlyne
and Dr. Henry Graves Hearnsberger Jr., all
of Little Rock.
Charlotte and Scott Melton of Fayette-
ville are the parents of the groom. He is the
grandson of the late Virginia and Charles
Turner of Newport and the late Katie and
Jim Melton of Hot Springs.
The chapel, lighted with candles, was
decorated with an arrangement of wedding
flowers on the altar. Music was by guitarist
Michael Carenbauer and soloist Dr. Scott
Stern.
Given in marriage by her father, the bride
wore a white gown with a strapless bodice
and A-line skirt embellished with floral em-
broidery and beading. She carried a gathered
bouquet of white anemone, blush astilbe,
white ranunculus, majolica spray roses and
blush garden roses.
Matron of honor was Allie Hearnsberg-
er Bullock of Nashville, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were Mallory Carew and
Grace McAlister, both of Houston; Anne
Marie Doramus, Amelia Ray and Meredith
Thomas, all of Little Rock; Olivia Geels and
Elizabeth Marino, both of Memphis; Jordan
Hajek of Atlanta; and Alyssa Hammonds of
Dallas. The attendants wore chiffon gowns
with thin shoulder straps and flounced
necklines and carried a smaller version of
the bridal bouquet.
Flower girl was Collins Belle Melton of
Fayetteville, niece of the groom.
Serving as his brother’s best man was
Andrew Ryan Melton of Fayetteville.
Groomsmen were John Broyles II of Dal-
las; Colin Cornett of Denver; Randall Fant
of Little Elm, Texas; Ronald Fields III of
Atlanta; Colt Galloway and Grainger Rath,
both of Fayetteville; James Hughes of Nash-
ville, Tenn.; David Johnson of Indianapolis;
Mason McMillan of Chicago; and William
Ovenden of Mount Pleasant, S.C. Guests
were seated by William Bruce of Greenville,
S.C.; Kevin Bullock of Nashville; Brian Col-
ley of Dallas; Christopher Stalnaker of Little
Rock; and Blake Winkles of Charleston, S.C.
A reception at Cold Springs followed the
ceremony. Tables were covered with ivory
velvet cloths and centered with candles and
flower arrangements. Music was by the Par-
ty Planet Band of Memphis.
The bride is a graduate of the University
of Mississippi with a bachelor’s degree in
accountancy. She is a certified public ac-
countant and is a consultant at Windstream.
The groom has a bachelor’s degree in
business administration from the Universi-
ty of Arkansas, Fayetteville, and a master’s
degree in business administration from the
University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He
has a law degree from the UALR William
H. Bowen School of Law.
After a wedding trip to Jamaica, the cou-
ple will live in Little Rock. Meredith Benton

Erin Farr Melton

JINGLE, JANGLE, JINGLE

Holiday House chairwomen Lauren Hardy
Hannah Burrow and Jordan Addison and Keri Richmond
4-day shopping event
kicks off at Statehouse
The Junior League of Lit-
tle Rock really knows how to
make holiday shopping an
event. They’ve been doing
it for 29 years with Holiday
House. This year, the shop-
ping extravaganza — held at
the Statehouse Convention
Center — kicked off Nov. 6
with a preview party named
“’Twas the Night Before.”
Guests at the first party of
the four-day event enjoyed
music, several large buffets
of appetizers and, of course,
the first chance to buy from
more than 165 merchants
from across the country.
There was also a silent auc-
tion and raffle.
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Since the beginning of
Holiday House, league mem-
bers have raised more than $5
million for local community
projects. Event chairwom-
en for Holiday House were
Lauren Hardy and Keri Rich-
mond.
— Story and photos by
Cary Jenkins

Fran Moseley and Robin Parker Maddie Brodell and Jane Elizabeth Douglas Sherri DeSota and LeAnn Whitmire

Tonya James, Meagan Davis

and Junior League President Jennifer Goss Jamie Wyatt and Candyce Allen

Kellee Blickenstaff, Carli Bradley,

Jenny Citty, and Kizzie Citty Jennifer Hoss, Joyti Lal and Will Flatley Judy and Jerry Ray with Phyllis Lucas
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THE ART OF THE MATTER

Diedra Levi and Tamara Thomas Katie Cooper and Jacob Spears with James Elliott and Alison Johnson

Annual Art & Soul benefit

to aid Easterseals clients
Easterseals Arkansas held
its annual artful fundraiser,
Art & Soul, Nov. 5 at west
Little Rock’s Christ the King
Catholic Church.
Co-chaired by James
Chavez and Joey Lambert,
the event kicked off with
cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and
a silent auction featuring
artwork created by students
of the agency’s Artistic Re-
alization Technology (ART)
program, along with other
Easterseals artists and pro-
fessional artists that includ-
ed Lauren Anderson, James
Hayes, Kristen Hess, Mar-
cus Lewis, Milkdadd, Justin Event co-chairmen James Chavez and Joey Lambert
Sharp, Courtney Wilson and
others.
Mistress of ceremonies
Ansley Watson of KATV,
Channel 7, welcomed guests,
who then bid on a live auc-
tion featuring such works as
Music in Flowers, a painting
by featured A.R.T. artist Alex
Roberts and an art night out.
Easterseals Arkansas pro-
vides comprehensive health
and wellness programs for
Arkansans with disabilities.
Its ART program enables
children and adults with lit-
tle or no use of their hands
to become artists. Trained
volunteers, known as track-
ers, follow the directives of
the artists to create their
works.
— Story and photos by Diane and Dave Roberts with their daughter,
Helaine R. Williams featured artist Alex Roberts Gaines and Bonnie Williamson with Ladye Ann and Steve McClellan

Luke and Melissa Smith of Conway Rebecca Frazier, Angela Frazier, and Chrissy and Jeremy Chatham DeAnn and Dr. James Hunt

Safari (center top), an acrylic painting by A.R.T. artist

Justin, is among the silent-auction items awaiting perusal.

Ashley Locke with Emily and Daniel Nevins
of Faulkner County
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LET’S TALK
HELAINE WILLIAMS
Convenience
is not always
a good thing
If I accepted an invitation to
Thanksgiving dinner and was
later told, “Oh, by the way — all
the food for the dinner is coming
from the convenience store,” I fear
I wouldn’t have the good sense to
recoil in disgust.
Not only would I be licking my
chops, I’d be lauding my host for
avoiding the even-crazier’n-usual
holiday grocery-shopping crowd.
There have been laments
a-plenty in this space about gro-
cery-store shopping … the un-joy
of competing with hordes of fel-
low shoppers for access to food. I’d
hate to be anywhere near a grocery
store in case of apocalypse/the
breakdown of societal order; it’s
tough enough just to find a parking
place, find a basket and get one’s
fruits, veggies, milk, bread, meat
and jug of wine.
Convenience store shopping is
different. Such stores are usually
brief pit stops for folks hurrying to
get somewhere else, and prices are
generally too high for any “I came
in for one thing and ended up with
50” moments.
This means these places are
wonderlands that, if you aren’t
rushing to get somewhere, can
suck you in. With no dawdling
fellow shoppers blocking your vi-
sion, you’ll discover all these treats
you don’t find — or at least, don’t
notice — in regular grocery stores.
While you’re wondering how it
escaped you thus far that Krispy
Kreme not only has doughnuts
but iced honey buns and cinna-
mon buns, you’ll also wonder why
you don’t just steal a grocery cart
or handbasket from one of the
bigger stores and take it into the
Quik Stop. Or the Big Red. Or the
Doublebees. Or the Kum & Go
(which, every time I pass its sign,
makes me want to sing that old
gospel hymn, “Come and Go to
That Land.”)
It was a convenience store that
took me down the garden path to
a snack called nacho rings. I hadn’t
seen them in the grocery store.
Once I tasted them, I could have
scarfed my weight in the doggone
things.
Mind you, the convenience
store has something for just about
everyone. If you’re eating ketogen-
ic, you can pay a small king’s ran-
som for various bags of snack nuts
you won’t see anywhere else. If
you’re on Phase I of Dr. Ian Smith’s
Fat Smash Diet, yah, there’s a good
chance some fresh fruit is stashed
somewhere. But on your way to
get it, you’ll have to avert your eyes
and nose from the prepared per-
ishables … the fried chicken, fish,
deli sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs
and pizza, the smell of which wag-
es war on any hapless person who
“just” came in to pay for gas and/or
sneak a trip to the restroom.
Another thing convenience
stores have, and unlike the solid
See TALK on Page 3E
Bottled mixed drink
holds simple appeal
Mr. Drinkies is a simple man.
He drinks his coffee black and “watered-down espresso for poseurs.”
strong, no sugar.
Given the option, he’ll take an called Americanos because, during
Americano, but he’s not
going to make one for CRITICAL
himself. A long time ago
SPIRITSMASS soldiers
there was an espresso
machine in his house,
but the difference be-
tween what is produced
when hot water is fil-
tered slowly through
fine coffee grounds and
what is produced when PHILIP MARTIN Italian espresso drinker,
steam is forced through
those grounds was not,
in his judgment, enough to justify the
extra fuss that goes into producing an in his own masculinity to order the
ounce of espresso.
Especially not since he was going
to dilute that espresso to the approx- simpler and cheaper just to drink
imate strength of strong black coffee black coffee. Nowadays you can find
anyway. Mr. Drinkies likes America- good coffee in a lot of places, even
nos but has to admit he feels a little
precious ordering one. “Americano”
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Jim Hunter, curator of the Klipsch Museum of Audio History in Hope, speaks during a tour last month.
Sound mind
Speaker inventor’s legacy lives in Hope museum near his factory
SEAN CLANCY
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
H
OPE — Randy Bradley was 14 when
he first heard music through Klipsch
speakers.
“Have you ever listened to Klipsch
speakers,” he asks. “It’s like a religious expe-
rience.”
His father was stationed with the U.S. Air
Force in Wiesbaden, Germany, and Bradley was
babysitting for neighbors who owned a stereo
that was hooked to a pair of Klipsch Heresies.
“It was some sort of classical music,” he
says. “I don’t remember what, particularly, but
it sounded so good to me. I told myself that
someday I’m going to have a pair of speakers
like that.”
Bradley is 68 now and lives in Tulsa, where
he listens to music on his 1985 Quartet model
Klipsch speakers.
Such is his devotion to the speakers made
in Hope that Bradley traveled with his wife,
Dawn, to visit the Klipsch Museum of Audio
History here on a rainy Wednesday morning
last month.
...
The museum is in a yellow building across
from the Klipsch Audio Technologies factory This undated photo, which hangs in the Klipsch Museum of Audio History, shows company founder
on 136 Hempstead Road (U.S. 278) in Hope. Paul W. Klipsch (left) and Boston Pops Orchestra conductor Arthur Fiedler (right). Fiedler endorsed
It was built in 1942 as part of the Southwest Klipsch speakers. The man at center is not identified.
Proving Ground, where the War Department
tested ordnance during World War II and Klipsch headquarters are now in Indianap- and had been through several careers before
is the original home of what would become olis, but Klipschorns, along with select other arriving in Hope. He designed radios for Gen-
Klipsch Audio Technologies. models of speakers, are still made in Hope. eral Electric, worked on electric locomotives
The war brought an engineer and U.S. Klipsch was born March 9, 1904, in Elkhart, at a nitrate mining company in Chile when he
Army second lieutenant named Paul Wilbur Ind. A polymath and inveterate tinkerer with was 24, spent time as an oil prospector, was
Klipsch to Hope. When the fighting was over an eccentric streak, he made his first radio an accomplished pilot, a gun enthusiast, pho-
he stayed, building his high-end audio business speaker out of a pair of headphones and a card- tographer, amateur filmmaker and earned a
on the strength of the Klipschorn, a speaker board mailing tube when he was 15. postgraduate engineering degree from Stanford
designed to be placed in a corner for maxi- He graduated from New Mexico State Uni-
mum listening experience. versity with a degree in electrical engineering See KLIPSCH on Page 6E
Sid & Judy
shows grit
strikes him as a euphemistic name for
The story is that Americanos are
of Garland
World War II, American AMY KAUFMAN
LOS ANGELES TIMES (TNS)
would dilute
Italian espressos with Deep in the San Fernando Valley, there
hot water to make them is an unremarkable warehouse where some
more like the filtered of the few remaining pieces of Judy Gar-
coffee they were used to land’s life are stored. They are kept in card-
drinking. This probably board boxes and film cans, never subjected
horrified authentic Ital- to temperatures above 65 degrees. The rare
ian espresso drinkers. To concert footage and home video recordings
this day, to an authentic have barely been touched since their own-
er — the performer’s third husband and
an Americano is proba- longtime manager, Sid Luft — died in 2005.
bly an abomination. But Luft’s archives were recently, for the
But Mr. Drinkies is secure enough first time, made available to a documentary
crew that partnered with the trust on a film
occasional Americano. about Garland’s life. Sid & Judy, on Show-
On the other hand, it’s usually time, is like many portraits of the singer’s
life in that it details the struggles she faced:
substance abuse, bouts of depression, five
marriages and child custody battles. But by
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Garland about the recordings is

v Continued from Page 1E
culling from Luft’s collection,
the documentary offers a more
unvarnished take on Garland’s
life than Judy, the scripted film
that is earning star Renee Zell-
weger Oscar buzz.
Over the course of their
13-year marriage, she and Luft
had two children together, and
he remained her manager un-
til she died in 1969 at age 47.
He would later write about
their relationship in a book
that was eventually published
in 2017. Though he was legiti-
mately close to Garland, Luft
was hardly the only one to
publicly offer his take on the
star. Among those who have
written books about her: one
of her daughters, Lorna Luft;
her fifth husband, Mickey
Deans; John Meyer, who said
he had a two-month affair
with her; and Mel Torme, who
was musical director on The
Judy Garland Show.
Garland was never able
to tell her own story in full.
Looking for a way to stave
off financial ruin in the 1960s,
she attempted to put togeth-
er her own autobiography.
Some of her writings, as well
as tape-recorded dictation, are
part of a Columbia University
archive.
We hear some of those
recordings in Sid & Judy. But
even through the voices of
others, a fuller portrait of Gar-
land’s life — wretched, heroic,
unjust — begins to emerge.
SECRETLY RECORDED
Arguably the most aston-
ishing material in Sid & Judy
comes from the private re-
cordings Luft secretly made
of his phone calls with Gar-
land’s business associates.
As their marriage began to
disintegrate, Luft was field-
ing the blame for much of the
singer’s financial trouble. To
insure himself against nega-
tive claims, he began taping
his personal conversations
— without the consent of the
other party on the line.
“Everyone involved is
dead, so I believe the statute
of limitations is dead too,” said
Stephen Kijak, who directed
Sid & Judy. “He was primarily
doing it because of his belief
that her other managers were
stealing from her. He was try-
ing to be a little bit of a pri-
vate eye. It really gives you a
firsthand peek into what was
happening. It wasn’t enough to
hang the whole film on, but it
really props it up.”
What is most revealing
the way in which Gar-
land is discussed as if
Sid was the villain,” he
was devoted to her.
In the 1980s, Kimble
Kijak said he was aston-
ished when he first heard the
way that the men were dis-
she were an object. In spotted Luft driving a cussing a grown woman in her
one October 1963 call brand-new Mercedes. 40s, referring to her as a “sad,
with CBS program- “I asked him, ‘How poor girl.”
ming executive Hunt come you look so “It’s so demeaning,” the di-
Stromberg Jr., Luft is good?’ And he said, rector said. “We sit here from
told about a “very, very ‘Money,’” Kimble re- our perspective going, ‘What’s
unpleasant and unfor- called. “He had ac- changed?’ There’s a temp-
tunate night” on the set quired all the rights tation to look at it from the
of Garland’s musical va- to the Judy Garland post-#MeToo movement. But
riety show. TV shows and started there was just so much per-
“I’m aware that making TV deals. So I vasive, systemic sexism then
when you get in that asked if I could work that she had to constantly fight
state, you’re not re- for him.” against.”
sponsible for some Toward the end of
of the things you do,” Luft’s life, the two had TENACITY
Stromberg said. “But if grown so close that Listening to Garland re-
somebody has leprosy, they were going to counting her origin story, it’s
Sid — it is highly re- lunch nearly every day, difficult not to feel like her
grettable, but you stay Kimble said, and Luft fate was sealed from birth. In
away from them.” would “start crying recordings unearthed for the
“Certain people are as soon as he started film, she describes how her
getting her too much talking about Judy.” mother, Ethel Gumm, never
junk,” Luft responded, “He does get a bad wanted her to be born.
alluding to Garland’s rap, although we didn’t She “always took great de-
pill addiction. make this film to reha- light in telling rooms full of
“Somewhere along bilitate Sid Luft,” said people how difficult it was for
the line, she got mixed Showtime/TNS Kijak, the filmmaker. her because I was not sched-
up,” Luft lamented. Sid Luft, Judy Garland and newborn Joey Luft are shown in a documentary about “Of course, he’s going uled,” Garland said. “My moth-
“Maybe it was partially the singer’s life, Sid & Judy. to see himself as sym- er did not want any more chil-
my fault. Maybe, uh, I pathetic, but he did dren. She did everything to get
mixed her up. I don’t know.” what MGM had blatantly and those close to the couple. In understand his complicit na- rid of me. She must have rolled
inhumanly jammed down her one of Luft’s recorded phone ture in all of this. Given their down 19,000 flights of stairs,
ADDICTION BATTLES throat.” calls, actor Andre Philippe told marriage of 13 years, he does jumped off of tables, and, for
The documentary does not The roller coaster of ad- Luft that Garland referred to have a certain authority, so his some reason, I was a very stub-
shy away from Garland’s life- diction continued to upend him as an alcoholic who never perspective is valid. We just born child. I was not about to
long battle with prescription the marriage. At one point, works and gambled away her wanted to make sure it didn’t be shaken loose.”
medication and alcohol. In Luft said, Garland expressed fortune. overtake and manipulate too Even at her lowest — like
excerpts from his memoir — a desire to go to Alcoholics “Are you two still in love much.” when she slipped into post-
which are read in the film by Anonymous, but the couple with each other? I don’t under- partum depression in 1952
Jon Hamm — Luft describes made it to only one meeting stand the whole relationship,” A MAN’S WORLD — Garland never spent long
how the actress’ weight was in Pasadena. Later, they visit- Philippe asked. After Luft and Garland wallowing. After taking a razor
“constantly monitored” from ed Narcotics Anonymous in “Nobody will,” Luft replied. divorced in 1965, a friend at- to her throat, she said she felt
the time she was a young girl a “room lit by spooky lights” “Nobody ever will.” tempted to comfort the per- “a terrific feeling of guilt and
working at MGM. that had “the atmosphere of At first, the film explains, former by telling her she’d got- awful shame … because actu-
“Amphetamines were com- an opium den.” Garland did their relationship was a slow ten involved with the wrong ally I didn’t want to die. I had
monly doled out by studio doc- not take to the environment, burn. Luft even wrote in his man. a baby to live for. It was just
tors,” he explained. “Amped he said, declaring, “It’s enough memoir that he was “not at- “The wrong man?” she that the pressure had been too
up on bennies, she would be to make a person want to stay tracted to her at first,” and in replied. “I’ve been involved much for me.”
worked to near-collapse on bombed forever!” and heading 1951 — before they were mar- with men in business all my Death, she insisted, was not
films like Girl Crazy, with di- to then-popular restaurant Ro- ried — he reacted horribly life. One’s no different than at all what she wanted.
rector Busby Berkeley pushing manoff’s for a cocktail. when she told him she was the other. You’re all in the Judy “When my number is up,
her to the limit to complete his When Luft tried to con- pregnant. Garland business.” I want a new one. I have no
elaborate concepts. She had to trol Garland’s pill intake, she “‘We’re putting on a show The degree to which men intention of checking out,” she
be as alert and vital on the last turned his “concern into a at the Palace and you’re com- controlled Garland’s life — said in the tape recorder.
take at 11 p.m. as she had on the game,” he said, referring to him ing to me with ‘our baby?’” he both emotionally and finan- What kept her going, she
first take at 9 a.m.” as “the cop, the narc, the flat- said, referring to the two-a-day cially — is a strong theme in said, was her ability to laugh
In 1953, shortly after the foot.” When he searched for performances Garland was do- Sid & Judy. In one of Luft’s se- at herself. “I have the tenacity
couple moved into a plush medication within their home, ing in New York at the time. “I cret phone calls, film producer of a praying mantis,” she said,
mansion in Holmby Hills, Luft he’d find pills hidden in ciga- imagined the headlines: ‘Not Freddie Fields tries to reassure “with a little black Irish witch
said Garland’s addictions near- rette cartons and Seconals in divorced! Cancel the Palace! Garland’s spouse that all of her involved.”
ly burned the house down. She her bath powder. But when she Luft’s illegitimate child!’ I han- troubles will be eased if she It’s that grit that Kijak is
was in the midst of shooting was touring, he had a more dif- dled it like a clod. I didn’t go just keeps working. hoping audiences take away
A Star Is Born, and one night, ficult time controlling things. with her when she had the “I honestly, I really now from Sid & Judy.
strung out, she passed out in a “On the road, she could score abortion. I wasn’t attentive. I firmly, sincerely, deeply believe “Initially, I wasn’t that in-
chaise and her cigarette fell to from anybody — a chorus didn’t send flowers.” that the best thing for this girl’s terested in Judy — the old
the ground. boy, a musician, a hairdresser, Later, though, Garland and health, security, mind, sanity, gay world of her and Marilyn
Luft goes on to admit he a friend,” he said. Luft would go on to have two is to get back to work,” Fields Monroe seemed like mothballs
was “enabling” her drug prob- Garland would later die children together — Lorna and said. “This girl’s reality is work. to me,” he said. “But when
lem, coming up with a plan from an accidental barbitu- Joey — and the singer would She takes less drugs when she you sit down and listen to her
to employ an MGM doctor rate overdose while traveling sometimes stay up all night works. She drinks less when and hear her perform, it cuts
“for the length of the shoot to in London. and leave love notes for her she works. She agitates less through all the bull and the
monitor her and keep her on husband to find in the morn- when she works. If she goes pathologizing of her. She con-
an even keel.” COMPLICATED ing. down the drain, then I don’t tinued to be reborn so many
“In hindsight, I was en- The relationship between John Kimble, who manag- know what the hell you got — times, and that alone is inspir-
abling,” he reflected in his Garland and Luft perplexed es Luft’s trust, said that even maybe the best you’ll get is a ing. She just pushed through
book. “A lesser version of many in Hollywood, including though “everybody thought wife in a hospital.” all the tragedy.”

Let women dress themselves — it is not your business

DEAR CAROLYN: Late-
ly, I’ve noticed my 30-year-old
daughter, mother of three, has
not been wearing a bra. It is
obvious. While she is very
small-chested, it’s a matter of
modesty to me … and cultural
norms I guess.
How can I nicely let her
know how I — and her sisters
and I’m sure others — feel
about it?
— Modest in Kansas
DEAR READER: Not
your breasts, not your business.
Before you act on urges
to correct a woman’s appear-
ance — or any adult’s, really
— based on your own notions
or propriety, please give a long
think to where you learned the
“rules,” and how they were en-
forced with you — shame, to
some degree, yes? — and how
deeply you’ve internalized
them, to the point of assuming
the shamer’s role.
Haven’t governments and
societies had enough to say
about the minutiae (and sub-
stance) of how women live and
how they use and cover their
bodies? Aren’t “mother(s) of
three” judged by enough peo-
ple, on enough meaningless
scales, by enough arbitrary
standards created long before
the mothers themselves were
born?
Had you been asked three
decades ago which you’d want
for your daughter someday,
please tell me you’d have cho-
Happy birthday. The turn of the year
features some electrifying chemistry.
Being around certain people inspires
you to let down your guard, alter your
perspective and change your rules.
In 2020, your work becomes what
you want it to be. You’ll perpetuate
different sorts of generosity as both
the recipient and benefactor.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Your tal-
ent is like a fire. It needs open air to
burn. If you hide your light too long,
it will be like a flame under a candle
snuffer: suffocated and extinguished
until you reignite.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Caution:
People who tell you which experienc-
es you should have may be steering
you toward an agenda that benefits
TELL ME ABOUT IT
CAROLYN HAX
sen supportive people over
supportive undergarments.
If you’d honestly have cho-
sen “undergarments,” then
we’re probably never going
to agree on this. But if you’re
willing at least to think about
it, then please use the impossi-
bility of “nicely” scolding your
grown daughter over a choice
that harms no one as an oppor-
tunity to question your own
reflex to scold.
D E A R C A R O LY N :
My sister is, to put it mild-
ly, self-centered. My fiance
and I are getting married in
May and have had the venue
booked since April. My sister
just told me she’s expecting
her first child — wait for it —
eight days before the wedding.
I am absolutely thrilled for her
and her husband and amazed
they’re already pregnant, hav-
ing just started trying in June.
She is demanding — literal-
ly stomping her feet, scream-
ing at our parents, yet not
talking to me at all — that I
push my wedding back at least
HOROSCOPES BY HOLIDAY
them. Satisfaction will more than
likely be a highly personal and indi-
vidually customized matter.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21): Maybe
nothing is inher-
ently sacred, but
there are plenty of
sacred things that
got that way by
being so imbued
HOLIDAY with reverence that
MATHIS everyone around
was able to feel
the blessed energy of them.
CANCER (June 22-July 22): Social
scientists suggest the average adult
lies one to three times a day, usually
to spare other people’s feelings or
smooth the way of social discourse.
Washington Post Writers Group/NICK GALIFIANAKIS
a few months so she and her
newborn can attend as guests
of honor.
We have a very limited
window to get married: ac-
tive-duty military, graduating
from grad school the week-
end between the wedding
and moving across the coun-
try. Not to mention we started
planning well in advance, we
have most vendors booked,
we would lose a lot of money
by changing and have told all
For total honesty, you’d have to avoid
certain conversations altogether.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You’re like a
sculptor who sees a useful or beau-
tiful shape inside a hunk of stone. To
the unknowing onlooker, it may seem
you’re hacking away indiscriminately,
but in the end they’ll see that couldn’t
be further from the truth.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): The prev-
alent message of the modern world
boils down to two words: Buy more.
Even so, buying more typically won’t
solve the problem. Today’s solutions
will come from thinking beyond the
dollar.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): To finish a
project, you will need designated time
and a conducive environment that al-
family and friends the date.
Of all the selfish things
she has done in her life, this
reaches new heights. I’m try-
ing to laugh about it, but I find
myself dwelling on it and be-
coming sad. I’m resigned to
the fact that my sister is not
going to change.
So how do I change my
perspective so I do not (a) re-
sent my sister, and (b) become
bummed about the wedding
planning process, which has
lows for your undivided focus. These
things are hard to come by lately, and
you’ll have to be both deliberate and
inventive to make it happen.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): Other
people can’t help but project onto
you the person they most want and
need you to be. Now this projection is
also made by robots and algorithms.
This is why knowing oneself always
requires some amount of solitude.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
Your thought processes will be dif-
ferent when you get on the other side
of this problem. Keep that in mind
while making decisions that will affect
future you. Give yourself room to be
someone else because you will be.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Ow-
been wonderful until now?
— Always the Bridesmaid,
Even When I’m the Bride
DEAR READER: Not
to give a foot-stomping, tan-
trum-throwing adult anything
that resembles a pass, but your
sister is not the person causing
you the most grief right now.
If she is “not talking to me
at all,” and yet you are aware
enough of her behavior to de-
scribe it “literally” then some-
body is reporting this irratio-
nal demand of hers directly to
you, in detail. Right?
And that somebody is pre-
sumably one of your parents?
As in, one of the people
who raised someone self-cen-
tered enough to scream her
claim to guesthood of honor
at someone else’s event?
Not that parents deserve
all blame for unpleasant or
immature offspring, but there
is a connection that looks
suspiciously like enabling
between your parent(s) and
sister, which would make this
incident a useful microcosm.
Had your parent(s) not en-
abled your sister in this case,
then you wouldn’t have heard
anything about her demand
that you change your wedding
date — certainly not second-
hand. The only healthy play
by a witness to her howling
entitlement was this, to her
face: “Are you quite finished?”
That’s it. Followed by not
breathing a word of it to you
ing to your versatile, tolerant and
socially adventurous style, you don’t
always agree with or have much in
common with your friends. Seek out
a community that resonates with
your beliefs. You deserve this.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You’ve
broken out of the box only to discov-
er you’re in a bigger box. Even so,
liberation is one of the most exhil-
arating feelings, and it’s something
to celebrate and savor for as long as
it lasts.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Your
blind spots are as dangerous as any
totalitarian-type control that asks you
to see things only one way. Better the
question you can’t answer than the
answer you can’t question.
— because if one adult sib ev-
er has something to say to the
other, then the two can speak
directly.
Extending it further: Had
your parent(s) stayed out of
it, and had your sister then
gone to you directly, then you
would have been able to say to
her, “Oh no, we have only one
weekend before graduation
and relocation,” and not given
it another thought besides gen-
uine dismay at the timing. Be-
cause that’s how it would play
out in a family that works from
a healthy emotional playbook.
So to minimize resentment,
proceed as if healthy and pro-
ceed as planned, letting Sis act
out, offstage.
About the emotional play-
book, and pardon my possible
overreach: Your “wait for it”
and “just started trying” bear a
whiff of “how dare she” about
a due date. If so — or, regard-
less — please consider talking
through your family dynamics
with a skilled, reputable pro.
Chat online with Carolyn at 11
a.m. each Friday at washington-
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It in care of The Washington Post,
Style Plus, 1150 15th St. N.W.,
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‘IncARceraTed’ exhibition shows inmates’ work

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ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE
“IncARceraTed Series: Art
Transforming Lives,” a pop-up
exhibit of artwork that Ken-
neth Reams created as an in-
mate on death row at the Var-
ner/Varner Supermax Prison
Unit, will be on display 5:30-
8:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Mo-
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501 W. Ninth St., Little Rock.
The event, put together
by Brandon House Cultural
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Spirits Mr. Drinkies drinks liquor.

v Continued from Page 1E
(especially) in McDonald’s,
except for the one in Manhat-
tan’s Tribeca neighborhood
on the corner of Chambers
and Greenwich. Its coffee
was so bad that whenever Mr.
Drinkies feels moved to com-
pliment McDonald’s on con-
sistently good coffee he also
feels obligated to note that it
wasn’t very good at that partic-
ular “store,” which he believes
is the word used by those in-
volved in the business of the
commodification of daily sub-
sistence, in which eating is re-
duced to a refueling process at
the expense of family ties and
social cohesion, so that people
who would never dream of eat-
ing at a McDonald’s can accrue
more capital and power.
Simple man that he is,
Mr. Drinkies trained himself
to drink his coffee black. He
might well prefer it with milk
and sugar — who doesn’t like
a little sugar? — but as a teen-
ager, he denied himself milk
and sugar for long enough
that his body acclimated to the
hot and bitter variety. Now, he
genuinely believes he prefers
his coffee black, which makes
it simpler for everyone.
He does not believe he
would like lattes made with
pralines or drizzled with
Nutella, although he probably
would drink one rather than
risk seeming rude. For Mr.
Drinkies would prefer not to
be thought of as difficult. He
is a simple man.
A LITTLE ICE
In much the same way,
NOTABLE
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Mainly he will have bourbon,
with a little ice. Or maybe no
ice. When you order a bour-
bon in a bar this way, you
say you want it “neat.” (It is
neat to order a bourbon this
way; it sounds sophisticated
in an old-school way, which
is somehow not the same as
precious and pretentious.)
It’s also a very easy drink
for a bartender to make. Mr.
Drinkies imagines that some
bartenders appreciate this,
especially when the bar is
crowded and there are peo-
ple waiting on their pork fat-
washed mezcals.
Yet, while Mr. Drinkies is
simple, he is not a savage. He
appreciates a good cocktail
and can even mix a few with-
out consulting the recipes
handily screen-printed on the
side of his Plexiglas cocktail
shaker. He can make an excel-
lent Manhattan, which relies
on a judicious amount of Jim
Beam’s Red Stag cherry-fla-
vored bourbon folded into a
top-shelf rye. He can make an
interesting variation of an Old
Fashioned that features cher-
ries marinated in moonshine
imported from Missouri. He
can make a chilly vodka mar-
tini that will seek out and mur-
der one’s social inhibitions. He
can muster an average gin and
tonic if required.
But being a simple man,
he is no master of mixology.
Mostly he is good at open-
ing bottles. If his guests want
something fancy, he is willing
to try, but boat drinks are not
in his wheelhouse.
And he has always stood
against pre-mixed concoc-
tions. No offense to Mr. &
NWA Democrat-Gazette/SPENCER TIREY
A “neat” bourbon; no ice
Mrs. T, but he has always con-
sidered pre-mixed cocktails,
to use the legal term of art, a
rip-off. Only part of that is due
to personal experience. A few
years ago, for scientific pur-
poses, he broke the seal on a
bottle of Skinny Girl Margarita
and found it fine, just fine, as
long as you added a little (or
a lot) more tequila to it. Now,
Mr. Drinkies understands
that Skinny Girl Margarita is
designed as a low-calorie al-
ternative to a real drink, and
he concedes that it’s probably
very good at being that. But
take his point — it wasn’t a
real drink.
It was like that White Claw
stuff mentioned in this column
earlier this month — a low-im-
pact alcohol delivery device
for people who don’t like to
be aware that they’re drinking
alcohol. (Quick update on the
White Claw that Mr. Drinkies
hadn’t actually tasted before
writing that previous column:
He has now tasted it and pro-
A Manhattan cocktail
es for the amount of ice that
might later melt into it. And
you can mix up a batch and
stick it in the freezer, which
makes the drink more viscous,
sometimes to good effect.
(This is why Mr. Drinkies
used to stash vodka in the
freezer, back in the simpler
days when there was always
plenty of room in the freezer
before he started losing half-
pound Hurts doughnuts in
there.)
A pre-mixed cocktail
can make things simpler,
which ought to appeal to Mr.
Drinkies. While some folks
might bemoan the loss of the
pageantry of bartender mixing,
Mr. Drinkies had always found
that sort of stuff tiresome, pre-
ferring the sort of good listen-
er/old soul brand of barkeep
to the bedazzling drink-slinger
embodied by Tom Cruise in
the 1988 film Cocktail. (One of
my favorite bartenders was, in
his day job, a highly success-
ful corporate headhunter who
Democrat-Gazette file photo
And in practice, Mr.
Drinkies’ limited experience
with ready-to-drink cocktails
has not been great. Manhat-
tans do not come from a can.
Buzzballs can be eliminated
on purely aesthetic grounds,
but when you see on the la-
bel that they’re only 15% al-
cohol, they’re for sure a hard
pass. While pre-mixed bloody
Marys sound like a good idea,
better results can be had by
buying the bloody Mary mixer
and adding your own vodka.
Or by skipping the mixer
altogether.
‘POUR … ENJOY’
Even so, Mr. Drinkies per-
ceives a place for a high-qual-
ity pre-mixed cocktail.
During a recent trip to our
nation’s capital, he wandered
into a downtown liquor store
and found something new —
a pre-mixed Old Fashioned
made with Knob Creek bour-
bon from a Dallas-based com-
pany called On the Rocks.
able $11.50.
Mr. Drinkies doesn’t know
precisely what they charge
for a Knob Creek Old Fash-
ioned at the Old Ebbitt Grill
around the corner from this
liquor store, but he does know
that the OEG (a fine estab-
lishment to drink in) charges
$11.95 for a Manhattan made
with Mitcher’s Rye. Figure $20
plus tip at the minimum for
two. So instead of making the
usual purchase of a bottle of
wine for him to sip with Mrs.
Drinkies in their hotel room
before going out, he took the
On the Rocks bottle and ran.
(Or actually, he paid for it.
He remembers this because
the store clerk asked if he’d
like a bag. When he said,
“Well, sure, what the heck,
I’ll take a bag,” she narrowed
her eyes and said, “You know
we charge for bags,” at which
point Mr. Drinkies lowered his
eyes and shoved the bottle in-
to a coat pocket.)
After procuring ice and
cracking open the bottle, the
Drinkieses enjoyed a really
good Old Fashioned. Maybe it
wasn’t quite as good as the one
they serve at South on Main or
Big Orange, but a really good
one. And for what worked
out to be less than $5 a drink.
Mr. Drinkies was sold. Final-
ly, a simple product he could
wholeheartedly recommend.
Then he got home and
started looking around for
On the Rocks products — in
addition to the Knob Creek
Old Fashioned, it offers a
Cosmopolitan made with
Effen vodka, a Mai Tai made
with Cruzan rum, a Margar-
ita made with Hornitos plata
tequila, and a couple of other
cocktails. And you won’t find
them for $11.50.
More like $56.
Which still might be worth
it if you’re a simple man who
doesn’t mind paying for a
well-crafted cocktail you can
drink or serve at home. But
Mr. Drinkies liked it a lot more
when he assumed the $11.50

H
e was born in a log cabin in Ohio. As a self- nounces it fine, just fine.) told me some of the people He inspected the label,
taught lawyer he moved to Missouri to prac- was just a 50% off close-out
On the other hand, pre- he’d placed in high-paying ex- which instructed him to “pour price and not, as now seems
tice law. At the start of the Civil War he enlist- mixed cocktails are having ecutive positions he’d actually over ice and enjoy” and assert-
ed in the 61st Missouri Emergency Regiment, a home likely, a horrible misadventure
a moment, and even some met in a bar. But maybe he just ed that they stayed “true to the with a label gun.
guard unit for Union forces. high-class establishments are told us barflies that to keep us original recipe” using whiskey,
After the war he served two terms in the U.S. Con- Besides, he mostly drinks
allegedly serving them. The hanging around.) bitters, cane sugar, orange, his bourbon straight. He’s a
gress, sponsoring legislation that would have allowed theory seems sound. Mixing But, as Matthew Arnold re- cherry and lemon zest. It was
women the right to vote and hold public office in U.S. simple man.
in advance allows bartenders minded us, there is the world a 375 ml. bottle — enough for
territories. He also sponsored legislation support- to precisely control the ratios of theory (where we do not two 6-ounce drinks with a bit Email:
ing the Bureau of Indian Affairs and fair treatment of of ingredients in a particular live) and the world of practice left over; call it three drinks pmartin@arkansasonline.com
tribes living in the Indian Territory. drink, even making allowanc- (where we do). — and was priced at a remark- blooddirtangels.com
In 1875, President Ulysses Grant appointed him as
federal judge in Fort Smith, in charge of the Western
District of Arkansas. His jurisdiction also included a
vast area of Indian Territory, which would later be- Talk ketball-size, strawberry-cheese
muffin.
I encountered this gusta-
should still watch what I eat.
“But you know your hus-
band would want you to pick
lishments once offered us two
options: self-service gas or
full-service gas.
come the state of Oklahoma. v Continued from Page 1E tory Public Enemy No. 1 re- something up for him,” insist- Come and go with me …
He became involved in the local community, serv- nonperishable snacks, it’s cently when I got gas at a con- ed the voice. Email — leaded, unleaded or na-
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A group of tourists hikes along a
guided path at Nelson Rocks near
Circleville, W.Va. They were among
33 people to participate in a two-day
mystery bus trip sponsored by the
West Virginia Division of Tourism.
Surprise,
mystery
trips fun
JOHN RABY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CHARLESTON, W. Va. — When
Dena Espenscheid answered an ad-
vertisement on social media offering
a weekend vacation to an unknown
destination, her sister warned her
she was going to get kidnapped.
As it turns out, not only was the
offer legit, Espenscheid said she
“had a blast.”
The West Virginia Division of
Tourism arranged the free trip in
October to promote the state as a
perfect fall destination. The only
clues: Show up in layered clothes
and hiking boots and have a sense
of adventure.
Five hundred people applied;
33 were chosen. They were told to
show up at a Washington bus sta-
tion at 7 a.m. for the trip that would
return them the next day.
The next clues came when they
saw the bus, which was labeled
“Destination Unknown” but had
a West Virginia license plate. The
sides were covered in a photo of red,
orange and yellow fall foliage, “and
we’re heading west,” Espenscheid
said.
That gave them a general idea,
but still, what was there to do?
Plenty. And that was the point
of the trip, which was open to resi-
dents of Virginia, Maryland and the
District of Columbia.
“I had never thought ‘Hey let’s go
to West Virginia for the weekend.’
Outside of Harpers Ferry I did not
know what West Virginia had to of-
fer,” Espenscheid said.
Mystery trips have grown into
their own industry, for individual
and group travel. Whether traveling
by bus, train or plane, these vaca-
tions vary widely in length, expense
and destination.
Often, clients are given a gener-
al idea where they’re going. Others
aren’t told until they arrive at the
airport. Some trips are even bought
as gifts for others.
Mystery trip organizers can help
clients who have a hard time making
a decision, are overwhelmed with
where they want to go or have done
so much research that the excite-
ment is gone, said Denise Chaykun
Weaver, who started Magical Mys-
tery Tours nearly a decade ago after
she arranged a trip for a friend on
a whim to San Francisco. Her firm
now books hundreds of trips per
year.
“There’s this magical thing about
a mystery trip in that you don’t have
control. You don’t know where
you’re going,” she said. “Surprises
are really fun.”
Among other online trip orga-
nizers are Pack Up + Go (packupgo.
com) and SurpriseMeTrips (sur-
prisemetrips.com). Upscale vendors
include The Travel Mechanic (thet-
ravelmechanic.com) and the Black
Tomato (blacktomato.com) while
Rustic Pathways (rusticpathways.
com) specializes in summer group
packages worldwide for students.
A few hours into the West Vir-
ginia mystery trip, Espenscheid’s
group stopped at Blackwater Falls
for a gourmet lunch.
There also was horseback rid-
ing and hiking to Seneca Rocks that
took them nearly 900 feet above the
valley floor.
The group enjoyed dinner, pok-
ing around shops, cafes, breweries
and other nightlife in the former
coal mining and timber towns of Da-
vis and Thomas. They watched mu-
sical acts at a general store-turned-
cafe and concert venue and spent
the night at Canaan Valley Resort
and Conference Center.
“I would absolutely do it again,”
Espenscheid said. “It got me out of
my comfort zone. If I can sign up for
another destination unknown where
I’m not planning anything? It’s part
of the adventure.”
Lesser-known Turner Mountain offers skiers fresh powder even days after the last snowfall. Ski Magazine said Turner might have “the best lift-assisted powder
skiing in the U.S.”
Turner Mountain offers
intimate, inexpensive and
isolated skiing
JUSTIN FRANZ
THE WASHINGTON POST
L
ong before they were cov-
ered in luxury condos, bou-
tique outdoor clothing stores
and latte-spinning coffee
shops, good ski hills needed
two things: a lift and a lodge.
While many of those simple
ski areas have either grown up or
closed down, Turner Mountain, a
one-lift hill nestled into the north-
west corner of Montana, continues
to offer skiing the way it was 30 or
40 years ago, when a weekend ski
trip for a family of four wouldn’t
break the bank.
“I hear it from people all the
time,” says Bruce Zwang, president
of Kootenai Mountain Sports, the
nonprofit that operates the ski area.
“They tell me that this is just like the
hill they skied on as a kid.”
But Turner Mountain isn’t just
some ramshackle ski area off in
the boondocks. The mountain has
been featured in numerous maga-
zines; Ski Magazine even declared
it might have “the best lift-assisted
powder skiing in the U.S.” It also ap-
peared in Here, There & Everywhere,
a movie by Warren Miller, the ski
bum-turned-filmmaker whose fea-
tures have helped skiers and snow-
boarders map out their dream vaca-
tions for a generation.
Getting to Turner isn’t easy.
The mountain is at least two hours
from the closest airport and requires
driving down an old snow-packed
logging road deep in the Kootenai
National Forest. However, those ad-
venturous souls who do make the
trek to Turner will undoubtedly
be rewarded with some of the best
skiing in their life — and so much
more.
“I don’t think there’s another ski
area quite like this in the world,”
says Jake Jeresek, who volunteers
at the mountain.
Turner is 22 miles north of Libby,
Enjoy Italian Riviera while avoiding big crowds
When I first came to the Cinque
Terre, then an isolated stretch of
the Italian Riviera south of Ge-
noa, it was a classic “back door”: a
string of five pastel-hued hamlets,
gently and steadily carving a good
life out of difficult seaside terrain.
It was authentic, romantic and
without a tourist in sight. Fast-for-
ward several decades … and the
once-sleepy villages are now on
Instagram bucket lists and mobbed
in high season by organized tours
and cruise-ship excursions.
The resident population of the
five towns (Monterosso, Vernazza,
Corniglia, Manarola and Riomag-
giore) is just 4,000 — but it’s esti-
mated that some 2.5 million travel-
ers visit annually. And it’s not just
foreign tourists who flock here:
Italians love the Cinque Terre, too.
The result, especially when
day-trippers hit, is that trains and
platforms can be mob scenes, the
iconic coastal hiking trail becomes
almost impassable and the towns’
tiny lanes are clogged to bursting.
Even so, I still recommend this
seductive corner of Italy. You can
(and should) have a memorable
trip here. Avoid the worst of the
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Serene slopes
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Mont., a onetime mining and log-
ging town trying to reinvent itself
as an outdoor recreation destina-
tion. Libby has always worked hard
and played harder. In the 1930s, local
skiers set up a tow rope and started
barreling down a slope at the edge
of town. By the 1950s, they were
ready for something a little steep-
er, so they set out to find an actual
mountain. That search took them to
a recently burned peak in the heart
of the Purcell Mountains. Since the
wildfire had already cleared most of
the slope, all the skiers needed to do
was strike a deal with the local for-
est ranger. In 1960, skiers strung up
a short tow rope and Turner Moun-
tain was officially open for business.
The Washington Post/GREG LINDSTROM
The summer after the inaugural sea-
An adult day pass at Turner Mountain is $38; at Whitefish Mountain, an adult
son, the tow rope was replaced with
lift ticket will run $83.
a mile-long T-bar that had the dis-
tinction of being one of the longest
such lifts in North America. Locals
often joked that at Turner, the real
workout was going up the mountain
rather than skiing down it.
By the late 1990s, the T-bar had
reached the end of its useful life,
so the mountain’s operator started
raising money for a replacement
with pint nights at the local bar and
other fundraisers. In 2001, the group
bought an old chairlift and had it in-
stalled that summer.
NONPROFIT SKIING
In recent years, nonprofit ski
areas have popped up across the
country as changing economics and
a changing climate make it harder to
stay open. According to the National
Ski Areas Association, about 30%
of its more than 300 resorts across
the country are nonprofit entities.
Among them is Bogus Basin Rec-
reation Area near Boise, Idaho.
Brad Wilson, general manager of
the mountain, says he believes in- The Washington Post/GREG LINDSTROM
dependent ski areas that focus on The family-friendly Turner Mountain Ski Area offers sledding, and children
6 and under ski free. Low prices and a less-crowded feel make it ideal for
See SLOPES on Page 5E families.
TRAVEL IN EUROPE
RICK STEVES RICK STEVES RICK STEVES
logjams by following these tips:
m Consider your timing. April can
be ideal, with fewer crowds and
lower temperatures. The busiest
months are May, June, September
and October; July and August can
be less congested (but hotter).
Avoid holiday weekends — espe-
cially Easter and Italian Liberation
Day (April 25). I thought reports of
catastrophic crowds were exagger-
ated — until a three-day weekend
hit. On one recent Easter holiday,
95,000 visitors to little Vernazza
caused shoulder-to-shoulder grid-
lock.
m Sleep in the Cinque Terre — not
nearby. The towns of Levanto and
La Spezia are near the Cinque Rick Steves’ Europe/DOMINIC ARIZONA BONUCCELLI
The picture-perfect setting of the Cinque Terre villages (in this case, Riomag-
See STEVES on Page 5E giore) draws millions of tourists annually.
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Bruce Zwang, president of Kootenai Mountain Sports, the nonprofit that operates the ski area, enjoys The chairlift at Turner Mountain is a relatively recent addition. The mountain is maintained by a few
a day at Turner Mountain Ski Area. employees and an army of volunteers who help keep prices low.

Slopes Volunteers at Turner clear

v Continued from Page 4E
keeping prices low are criti-
cal to the long-term survival
of the sport.
“No one is going to pay
$200 for a lift ticket for some-
thing that they have never
done before,” he says. “It’s up
to the small, independent ski
areas to create new skiers.”
Zwang agrees with Wil-
son’s assessment and says
keeping prices low, especially
for locals, is Turner’s prima-
ry mission. “So many people
are getting priced out of this
sport,” Zwang says. “But we
have the cheapest tickets in the
state.” A day pass at Turner is
$38 for an adult, $26 for teens
ages 13-18 and $21 for children
(kids 6 and under ski free).
An adult lift ticket at
Whitefish Mountain Resort,
about two hours east of Libby,
will set you back $83. That’s
still a bargain compared with
other places, including Colo-
rado’s Vail Ski Resort, which
in 2019 was charging between
$160 and $200 for a day on the
slopes.
Turner can keep prices low
because it has just four em-
ployees who run the lift and do
maintenance; a few others are
hired by a contractor that runs
the rental shop and the lunch
counter in the base lodge. Oth-
erwise, most of the work at
Turner is done by volunteers,
who get to work each season
long before the snow flies.
brush on ski runs, break down
and clean the chairlift, and
make improvements in prepa-
ration for the forthcoming sea-
son. A few years ago, they built
a new groomer shed weeks af-
ter the old one burned down.
Every volunteer gets a season
pass, but Jeresek, who helps
organize groomer operations,
says everyone would still be
there pitching in even if they
didn’t get to ski free.
“Everyone is up here vol-
unteering because they really
care about the place,” Jeresek
says.
Jake’s father, Jon, agrees.
Jon Jeresek has been skiing at
Turner since the 1970s when
he moved to northwest Mon-
tana for a job with the U.S. For-
est Service. He has been on the
board of directors for 17 years.
“This is really a family
mountain,” he says.
A MOUNTAIN TO YOURSELF
The elder Jeresek is also
one of two mountain manag-
ers who puts in long days to
make sure everything goes off
without a hitch. On days the
mountain is open, the man-
ager gets there around dawn
to help coordinate grooming
and opens the lodge before the
lift starts spinning at 9:30 a.m.
Not long before the two-seat
chairlift starts to roll, the first
skiers pull into the parking lot,
conveniently located just feet
from the lift line. From Turn-
er’s one lift, skiers and riders
can access 400 acres of terrain
with two dozen named runs.
m Venture Inn
1015 W. Ninth St., Libby, Mont.
59923
(406) 293-7711
ventureinnlibby.com
Located 22 miles south of
Turner Mountain in Libby, this
inn is one of the closest hotels
to the ski area. It recently com-
pleted an extensive renovation
and has a restaurant with
breakfast, lunch and dinner
on-site. Rooms start at $110.
m Libby Hostel
427 Thomas St., Libby, Mont.
59923
(406) 200-3193
facebook.com/libbyhostelba-
secamp
The hostel is located just feet
from the Kootenai River and is
a short walk from downtown
Libby and exactly “158 steps”
from the Amtrak station. It
has two bunk rooms and one
private room and can sleep
up to eight people. Beds start
at $38.
m Yaak River Lodge
27744 Yaak River Road, Troy,
Mont. 59935
(406) 295-5463
yaaklodge.com
Most of the runs are for inter-
mediate or advanced skiers,
although there are also a few
beginner runs. One of the runs
is named for Jon to mark the
site where he skied into a tree,
breaking a rib and dislocating
his shoulder. “Jeresek Park” is
the mountain’s only double
black diamond (it’s also prob-
If you go
Yaak is a small community
about 18 miles north of Turner
Mountain, not far from the
Canadian border, that offers
two bars and this lodge, which
proudly welcomes everyone
from hippies to hunters. It has
eight rooms, so it’s recom-
mended that you book early.
Rooms at the lodge start at
$149.
WHERE TO EAT
m Cabinet Mountain Brewing
Co.
206 Mineral Ave., Libby, Mont.
59923
(406) 293-2739
cabinetmountainbrewing.com
The brewery calls itself “Lib-
by’s living room,” and if you
stop in on a Friday or Saturday
night, you’ll know why. It also
has the distinction of being the
first brewery in Montana to be
owned exclusively by women.
Open daily noon-8 p.m. Panini
$8, sandwiches and salads
from $7. Beers $3.75-$5.
m The Black Board Bistro
803 Mineral Ave., Libby, Mont.
59923
(406) 293-4505
theblackboardmontana.com
ably the least intimidating
double black diamond run in
all of the United States).
On most days, it’s not
unusual for a skier to have
Jeresek Park or any other run
all to themselves. That’s be-
cause the mountain usually
only gets about 100 skiers a
day, or 6,000 annually (Vail
This Mediterranean restau-
rant in downtown Libby is
owned by husband-and-wife
team Seth and Riley Black. It
features a seasonally inspired
menu, and the kitchen tries to
source ingredients from area
farmers. Open Thursday-Sat-
urday 5 to 9 p.m., closed
Sunday-Wednesday. Entrees
start at $20.
WHAT TO DO
m Turner Mountain Ski Area
Pipe Creek Road, Libby, Mont.
59923
(406) 293-2468
skiturner.com
The mountain has one lift,
400 acres of skiable terrain,
two dozen runs and stunning
views of the Purcell Moun-
tains. Open Friday-Sunday,
December-March, depending
on snow conditions. Full-day
lift tickets $38, $26 for ages
13-18, $21 for ages 7-12, ages
6 and under free. Half-day
tickets $33, teens $21, kids
$16.
INFORMATION
libbymt.com/areaattractions/
turner.htm
regularly welcomes 1.6 mil-
lion annually). Much of the
snow at Turner is also likely
to be untouched because the
mountain is only open to the
public three days a week, Fri-
day through Sunday. At some
ski areas, it’s likely that every
stash of powder will be gone
within an hour or two of open-
ing; but at Turner, which av-
erages 200 inches of snow a
year, it’s possible to find virgin
snow two or three days after a
storm has passed.
“There are no crowds here,
no lift lines,” Zwang says.
“Even on our busiest days, it
feels like you have the whole
mountain to yourself.”
And if you really want to
make sure you don’t run in-
to anybody, you can rent the
entire mountain on nonoper-
ating days for $3,750. Jeresek
says the rental program helps
keep the ski area’s books bal-
anced and is popular with Ca-
nadians who will come south
by the busload for a day of
skiing on their own private
mountain.
Locals say they know they
have it good at Turner when
it comes to uninterrupted
powder skiing, but when you
ask them what they love most
about the mountain, it’s not
the incredible skiing that tops
the list but the friendly atmo-
sphere. Zwang says when his
kids were young and he took
them to the mountain, he nev-
er had to worry about losing
them. He would just ask the
lifty when he saw them last.
That friendly vibe is perhaps
best witnessed inside the base
lodge, where old friends gath-
er by the fireplace and even a
newcomer can grab a beer out
of a local’s cooler.
“We never want to be some
mega-resort,” Zwang says. “We
want to maintain that home-
town feeling where everyone
knows your name.”

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ALL THE RIGHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18
MOVIES
19 20 21 22
By Kristian House /
Edited by Will Shortz 23 24 25 26

ACROSS 27 28 29 30

1 Broods 31 32 33 34 35
6 “____ are the voyages
of the starship 36 37 38
Enterprise” 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
11 Long-billed wader
15 Idiosyncrasies 48 49 50 51 52 53
19 Brownie ingredient
54 55 56 57
20 Actor Tom of “The
Dukes of Hazzard” 58 59 60 61 62 63
21 Indie singer/songwriter
____ Case 64 65 66 67 68 69 70
22 1980s U.S. Davis Cup
71 72 73 74 75
team captain
23 Your apartment-mate, 76 77 78 79 80 81
if you don’t close the
door before showering? 82 83 84 85 86
26 Self-involved 87 88 89 90 91
27 Blend
28 Expensive 92 93 94 95
29 Drumstick
30 Gets better 96 97 98 99 100 101 102

31 Your wish, maybe, when
a rambunctious terrier
puppy is first brought
home?
36 Browning who directed
“Dracula,” 1931
37 Draw a bead on
38 Bring in
39 Songwriters’ org.
42 Lady friend, in Florence
44 Great ____
45 See 88-Across
48 Soprano ____ Te
Kanawa
49 Giant star
50 Tyrannic sort?
54 O. Henry?
56 Time and Tide
57 Zap
58 President pro ____
59 Giant flying turtle
monster of film
61 “What greater gift than
the love of a ____”:
Charles Dickens
62 But: Fr.
64 Not digital
66 Hankering
67 Monarch’s inits.
68 It can cause shortness of
breath
71 Sight at a gladiatorial
fight
72 Fluffy neckwear
73 Chooses
75 Actress Grier of “Jackie
Brown”
76 Location of Hephaestus’
forge
78 Spoil, as a parade
80 Online reference about
toilets?
82 Guys who pass out
Halloween treats?
85 Greenhouse containers
86 Some fútbol cheers
87 Completely dominate
88 With 45-Across, what
was once the world’s
fourth-largest inland
body of water
89 Atkins dieters’ no-nos
91 Rapunzel feature
92 Walked over
103
109 110
114 115
118 119
93 ____ syrup (natural
sweetener)
95 Drummer Starkey
96 What outsiders think
about the new hire?
103 Common baitfish
104 Terminal guesstimate,
for short
105 Statistical tool for
checking a hypothesis
106 Be a stool pigeon
109 “Mila 18” novelist
110 What the exhausted
working woman wears
to bed?
114 Man-to-man alternative
115 Lavish soiree
116 Ruffian
117 Singer Mann
118 Drink flavorer
119 Statuette that weighs
6 pounds 12 1/2 ounces
120 According to
121 Become slick, in a way
DOWN
1 Grifter’s game
2 Raced
3 Place to learn lessons in
Lyon
4 Dye on a deck
5 Spade said to be excellent
at digging up dirt
6 Pipsqueak
7 Football Hall-of-Famer
Long
8 Flop that’s one for the
ages
9 Lecherous
10 Ordinal suffix
11 Emulate Edison
12 “Boring” shade
13 1950s White House
nickname
14 Female badger
104 105 106 107 108
111 112 113
Rick Steves’ Europe/CAMERON HEWITT
116 117
Tour groups can crowd Cinque Terre train platforms in peak season.
120 121
15 The Boar’s Head, in
Shakespeare
16 Russian artist Brodsky,
63 Part of A.P.A.: Abbr.
65 Truckful
69 Assembles
Steves m Figure out alternate, crowd-
free activities. When the towns
and trails are jammed, find
far less-crowded) beaches at
Bonassola or Framura.
You don’t have to join
v Continued from Page 4E the tourist conga line on the
the first painter 70 Out of whack something fun to do that’s off
awarded the Order of 74 Fold-up beds Terre and well-connected by the beaten path. For example, coastal trail either. The entire
Lenin 76 “Nations have their ____,
train, making them popular pick a scenic spot for a wine Cinque Terre is crisscrossed
17 It turns a hot dog into a just like individuals”: with hiking trails where you’ll
Texas hot dog home bases. But it’s easier to tasting (the Cinque Terre
James Joyce
18 Pick up on 77 Haul take advantage of the cool, re- is known for its white wine scarcely encounter another
24 Product that had sales of 78 Charles who wrote laxed and quiet morning and made from bosco grapes) or person. The offices of the
more than 300,000 on “The Cloister and the evening hours if you’re sleep- sign up for a pesto-making Cinque Terre national park
its first day in 2010 Hearth” (there’s one in each town) are
25 Michigan college ing in one of the five towns. class (the tasty basil-and-nut
79 Bygone sister language a great resource for learning
30 Biblical peak of Latin m Skip town at midday. Cruisers sauce originated here).
32 Beat walker 81 Valued asset for an and day-trippers start pouring m Hike smartly. Most travelers about your options.
33 Astrologer Sydney employee aim for the well-known main Don’t let the vertical terrain
34 Slowly eases (off) into the Cinque Terre around
83 What some sailors bring coastal trail, which can be a intimidate you. On a recent
35 Andrew ____, back 10 a.m. and typically head out
businessman-turned- human traffic jam and very trip, I smartly took advantage
84 Throat problem by 5 p.m. Those midday hours of the shuttle buses that con-
politician hot at midday. Making things
85 Beautify are your time to hit the beach nect the towns to higher trail-
39 Pointy-eared dog 90 Gamers’ embodiments even worse, recent landslides
40 Tornado warning device or find a hike away from the have closed two key segments heads: I rode up, soaking up
91 Whup
41 Early human
92 Adjustable feature of a main trails. Be a reverse com- of the trail, pushing more hik- the scenery, then hiked down.
42 Early human muter: leave town during the
typewriter ers onto the remaining path- Those upper trailheads are
43 Michael Lewis best seller
with the subtitle “The 93 Off day and come back in the late way. If you’re determined to often where you’ll find rem-
Art of Winning an 94 Egg on afternoon, just as the crowds
95 Cousin of penne hike it, go early (by 8 a.m.) or nants of much older Cinque
Unfair Game”
96 Slimeball are thinning out. late (around 4 or 5 p.m.). Be- Terre settlements, including
44 Got results m Hire your own boat. If the
45 Editor’s stack of 97 Painful sensation fore setting out on an evening evocative cemeteries and age-
unsolicited manuscripts 98 Machu Picchu or regularly scheduled boats hike, find out when the sun old churches. High above the
46 Wapiti Pompeii between towns are over-
99 Kingdom will set — there’s no lighting tourist crowds, I could hear
47 All-vowel avowal whelmed, consider hiring
49 Publicist’s concern 100 What’s left, in Paris on the trails. the birds and feel the mari-
51 German city near the 101 119-Across winner for your own boat to zip you m Escape to alternate trails and time air pushed up with the
Belgian border both “Roots” and “Rich to the next village. Captains towns. If you hear that it’ll be breeze — and I was alone. The
52 Tree knot Man, Poor Man” hang out at each town’s har-
102 Wonderland cake
a busy cruise day, plan your tranquility was heaven.
53 Textbook section bor, offering one-way transfers
55 Bela Lugosi’s role in “The message activities elsewhere. If you’d I’ve come back to the
Ghost of Frankenstein” 107 Stead to other towns, sightseeing like to hit the beach but Mon- Cinque Terre nearly every
56 Word before bread or 108 Medieval stronghold cruises and more. It’s cheaper terosso’s is a parking lot of year for decades. And even
boat 110 Go gray, say than you might think (about bodies, hop the train a few though the region is now
60 Take care of, as a 111 Scene stealer
persistent squeak 112 Corporate “a.k.a.”
$35-$60) and very affordable minutes to nearby Levanto, well discovered, I love that
62 Computation class in 113 Chicken, in a Chinese if you split it among three or rent a bike and pedal on a lev- the magic still survives — if
Cambridge dish four travelers. el path to the delightful (and you know where to find it.
6E v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v

This is a magazine ad for the Belle Klipsch speaker.

Klipsch On the museum website is

v Continued from Page 1E
University in 1934.
Klipsch was the kind of
fella who made his own slide
rules and was awarded more
than 20 patents related to oil
discovery, firearms and, of
course, audio systems.
...
If one is curious about Paul
Klipsch, Jim Hunter is the man
to see. He’s not hard to find, as
he leads tours of the nonprofit
museum devoted to the legacy
of his former boss, who died
May 5, 2002.
Hunter came to Hope
to work as an engineer for
Klipsch in 1978. He’s retired
now and has been combing
through Klipsch’s archives
for the museum, a task made
easier because “the man saved
everything,” he says.
In the first room of the
museum, for example, are the
headphones from 1919 Klipsch
used to make his first speaker.
The Paul W. Klipsch Education
Center at the Hope Municipal
Airport contains thousands of
technical journals Klipsch had
collected since the 1920s.
Hunter, a history enthusi-
ast who collects antique tools
and glass, says that among the
items Klipsch left were 4,000
photographs and 10,000 slides
and stacks of letters he ex-
changed with customers.
“He was obviously very
smart,” the 67-year-old Hunter
says when describing Klipsch.
“He had a great, dry sense of
humor, and he would not suf-
fer fools.”
Klipsch, who was married
twice, was frugal and lived in
a “dump” after the war, Hunter
says. “He finally bought a big-
ger house in 1975,” but it wasn’t
extravagant or flashy. “He did
have a pool out back, and he
had a model train around the
privacy fence that he would
use to deliver a can of beer [to
guests].”
Hunter tells a story of a
model steam train Klipsch
built.
“He studied it for 23 years,
and he made all of the parts
— the pistons, the cylinders,
the rods. He made molds in
three different sizes to cast the
wheels. And it worked.”
a list of “Klipschisms,” phras-
es like: “A physicist is one who
paces across a circle and then
calculates the circumference to
three decimal places;” “All up
to my work in ears;” “… than
which there is no whicher … .”
He took to wearing a button
that said “Bull****” inside his
jacket lapel. When he thought
someone was feeding him a
line, he would turn the lapel
around to reveal the button.
...
Klipsch had gotten into
audio gear as a hobby in the
1930s. At the time, movie
theaters were about the only
place a person could enjoy
high fidelity sound reproduc-
tion. He wanted to make that
kind of sound quality available
for the home.
“Paul designed the Klip-
schorn in his spare time
during WWII,” Hunter says.
It wasn’t the first speaker to
use the shape of a corner to
help produce better sound,
but it improved on the “corner
horn” concept.
The body of the cabi-
net that houses the speaker
forms a shape like a baseball
diamond, with the pointy rear
open and the front covered
with a wood panel.
Standing about four feet
tall and about three feet wide,
it was actually designed as a
compact speaker and, when
situated in the corner of a
room, excelled at putting out
big volume with minimum
effort.
“For the same amount of
electrical power in, you get a
lot more sound out,” Hunter
says.
(This is a good place to
note that Hunter is wearing
a black T-shirt with the name
Klipsch on the front and a
statement on the back that
reads “Pissing off the neigh-
bors since 1946.”)
“One Klipschorn has the
acoustic horsepower of a
100-piece symphony orches-
tra,” Hunter says.
Arthur Fiedler, conductor
of the Boston Pops Orches-
tra, endorsed Klipsch speak-
ers and the museum now has
the Klipschorn from Fiedler’s
home.
“In the 1950s, there were
dozens of companies that had
Randy Bradley of Tulsa looks at items during a visit to the Klipsch Museum of Audio History in Hope. Bradley is a devoted fan of the
high quality stereo equipment made by the late Paul W. Klipsch.
A version of the Klipschorn speaker made with Plexiglass. The Klipschorn was the flagship model of
Klipsch & Associates, the stereo speaker maker in Hope.
some sort of corner horn in
their lineups,” Hunter says.
“The Klipschorn is the only
survivor.”
Among the other speak-
ers developed by Klipsch are
the Heresy, Rebel, Shorthorn,
Cornwall, La Scala and Belle
Klipsch.
If you’re in the market, two
new Klipschorns retail for
about the same as a small car.
“They’re at $15,000 a pair
now,” Hunter says. “That’s a
bargain-basement price.”
...
Travis Hill is the owner of
Little Rock-based record label
Last Chance Records and also
owns a few vintage Klipsches.
When he was a 13-year-old
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JOHN SYKES, JR.
budding music fan in Ash-
down, he went shopping with
his father at Sound Towne
in Texarkana for an upgrade
to the family’s stereo system.
That’s when he heard the
Talking Heads’ concert film
Stop Making Sense through
Klipsch speakers.
“They had a room set up
with Cornwalls in the front
and Heresies in the back. That
was the first time I saw a sur-
round-sound setup … They
played Stop Making Sense, and
it was like, ‘Oh, my God, what
is this?’”
There was also a demon-
stration using a battle scene
from movie The Empire Strikes
Back, but it was the quality of
the music coming through the
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/JOHN SYKES, JR.
speakers that really struck Hill.
“I was on fire,” he says.
Alas, Hill’s father didn’t
buy the expensive gear — he
picked up a Pioneer system on
clearance from Walmart in-
stead — but the Sound Towne
demonstration left an impres-
sion on his 13-year-old son.
In a story that echoes Ran-
dy Bradley’s experience in
Germany, Hill promised him-
self that when he grew up he
would make enough money to
own Klipsch speakers.
Now he’s 47 and has a pair
of 1976 Cornwalls and a pair
of 1982 Heresies, all built in
Hope.
“I’m a huge fan of live mu-
sic, and I’ve never heard an-
other set of speakers that re-
produce live sound [better],”
Hill says. “You can sit and
listen with your eyes closed
and pick out spatially where
each member of the band is …
it sounds like I’m sitting there
in the studio with John Col-
trane or Stevie Ray Vaughan.”
...
The Klipsch Museum
of Audio History is open
Wednesday-Friday from 10
a.m.-2 p.m. and also by ap-
pointment. For information,
visit klipschmuseum.org or
call (833) 794-5287.
Hill remembers going to
Hope several years ago and
seeing the museum in its
early stages, when guests got
a key from the factory next
door and showed themselves
around. It’s a much different
process now, with Hunter
guiding visitors through the
collection he has curated and
sharing his knowledge of all
things Klipsch.
“I remember thinking that
someone needs to take this on
and preserve this stuff, and I’m
very excited to see that has
happened,” Hill says.
The nonprofit museum was
formed in 2016 and opened in
2017. There is a nine-member
board from five states.
A tour of the neatly ar-
ranged artifacts takes about
45 minutes, and visitors learn
not only about Klipsch but al-
so about Hope, the Southwest
Proving Ground and the early
days of audio technology.
Hunter says one of the
museum group’s aims is to
use Klipsch’s life and work
to create interest in Science,
Technology, Engineering and
Mathematics education. The
museum hosted a talk by Hill
at the education center last
month on the production of
vinyl records.
Hunter is showing visitors
around the center, pointing
out rows of shelves containing
Klipsch’s collection of techni-
cal journals, the bandsaw he
used and original molds for
speakers.
“Long term, our mission
and vision is all about STEM
education,” he says. “We final-
ly have a place to do it now.”

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Automobile
Accessories 215
BEDLINER, SMALL size trucks,
GM, Nissan, Toyota, $40 each.
Call 501-982-1220
BUMPER, FITS ‘73-79 Chevy-
heavy, $50. Motor, Vanguard,35
hp, $600. 501-672-9014
CADILLAC PARTING out 2004 &
2008 good motor & tran int & ext
$35. 501-851-1678
CAMPERSHELL Chevy or Dodge SWB
(2) aluminum w/work box or rack,
fiberglass $250-$350. 501-413-8793 RIMS (4): Factory rims, 6 hole,
CAMPERSHELL fiberglass ATC brand
for 2007 Chevy or GMC Crew Cab only 501-778-2712 Benton, AR
new $2200 asking $800. 501-413-8793
CAMPER SHELL like new, Ford
Ranger long bed. 1993-2011.
$650. 501-623-7841
CAMPER TOP, White, Wanted
For a 2006-2012 Nissan King
Cab For Info. 501-745-5804
CARPORT COVER , metal,
18x20x5. Install delivery.
$1018. 501-350-1419.
CAR STEREO, Kenwood, am/fm,
cd, with usb, model dpx 502bt,
like new, $50. 501-516-2047
CHEVROLET 2011-2013
rear under seat storage bin.
$100. 501-416-7370.
ENGINE 1999 Saturn, dbl over
head cam, complete eng & trans
$600. 501-487-0773. Conway
ENGINE, 2010 Cadillac SRX, 3.0,
low miles, $2500. Call
501-941-4190
ENGINE AND Transmission for
2001 Honda Accord. $800 for
both. Call 501-940-8088
FENDER FLAIRS Bushwhacker
2016-18 deep pocket, nib, GMC,
$350. 501-804-2929 Bryant
FORD 2000 /2001 Focus, whole
parts cars, 1 bad motor, 1 bad
trans. Both $695. 501-851-8342
FORD 390 V8 engine,
rebuilt, long block, $1500.
501-517-2389. Little Rock
FREON 134 A, 30lb cyl. $120.
Chain hoist, 3/4ton $100.
501-539-0453. NLR.
FRONT BUMPER fits 1999-2002
GMC Pickup, $225.
501-276-7328 Hot Springs
GEO METRO 1990&2001 parting
out good mtrs$Trans int$ext +
$35. 5018511678
GMC SUBURBANS, 4 wd.,
Up. Call 501-940-8088
JEEP 1992 Cherokee , 4
$400. 501-940-5983
JEEP 2002 Grand Cherokee
up. 501-732-0674. Malvern
PARTING out
NISSAN 1987 Z-300 engine
wanted or a whole car. Call
501-612-3187
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Automobile
Accessories 215
PARTING OUT Chevrolet 1998
S10 pickup truck, $300. Call
501-516-6939
PLYMOUTH 1956 Plaza, 4-door
V8, has title, minor rust, $1000.
Call 870-942-7614 Sheridan.
RAILS FOR a Pickup bed,
in good cond. $125.
870-403-2334 or 870-246-6850
RAMPS DRIVE on display car
or work under $450; 2 axle trailers
heavy duty $450. 501-413-8793
excellent condition, $90.
RIMS AND Tires for Mercedes
Benz size 16, asking $300. Call
501-744-1712
R I M S , C H R O M E , Universal
4-bolt, set of 4, 205-40/17 84 w.
$300 obo 501-502-8820.
TIRE MACHINE coats ready to
go to work mounting tires $1800
501-413-8793.
TIRES, 18”, good premium.
$50 for 3. 479-964-4242.
Russellville.
TIRES: 215 45 17 Federal 5S5,
like new, set of four, $100.
501-230-9724
TIRES, 2, BF Goodrich, alterains,
used, 285/70/17, $25
501-259-2046. Jax.
TIRES, ALL sizes, used.
Over 200. $15 and up.
501-412-3261
TIRES, NEW, 18’’ & 20’’ sets,
trailer tires, 4 wheeler tires, etc,
$25+ 501-297-5316
TIRES, SET of 275/40R17 on
alumn. Chevy Rims, 80-90% of
tread, $250. 501-230-9815
TIRES & wheels, 19’’ chrome,
fits 2006 Chevy Impala, Honda,
GMC, $150. 501-442-3216
TIRES & wheels, 4, Chevrolet
LT 265/75 R16. Exc. condition,
$700 obo. 501-912-9336 NLR
TIRES & WHEEL sets, mud grips,
AT/s & radials, mostly Chevy
products 501-413-8793.
TOW DOLLY, heavy duty, new,
$1500. Call 501-362-5101 or
501-206-5345
TRANSMISSION, AUTOMATIC,
completely rebuilt, $400 with
warranty. 501-298-9042. NLR.
TRANSMISSIONS all makes &
models $350 & up, 4L60E $400.
w/warranty 501-920-0122
TRUCK TOOL box Weather Guard
27” deep front to back, alum.,
$350. 501-539-0453. NLR.
VOLKSWAGON FIBERGLASS kit car with gray interior, $1800. Call
or rail job motors new & used parts. Call after 1 PM, 870-495-3199
Call for info. 501-413-8793
WANTED CHEVY 14x7”
wheels stock.
479-567-6817. Russellville.
WANTED TO buy Mazda Miata
for parts, 1990-1998.
870-818-4466. Camden/
WANTED TO buy used tires
in good condition.
501-425-9298. El Paso
WELDING BED, 1 ton, needs
paint, but still a good bed, $800.
Call 501-530-1413
2017-2018 WIDE Chrome run-
ning board for a Dodge Crew
Cab, $250. 501-920-6645.
W A N T E D T O Buy Running
Boards for 2007 Astro Mini Van.
870-295-6828 or 870-295-1119
WANTED WHITE Body Parts For
2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500.
Call 501-553-1692
Automobiles 225
ACURA 1997 RL 3.5,
good shape, 4 door, sunroof,
$4,850 obo . 501-563-2680
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Unfurnished 945
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REAL ESTATE
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Automobiles 225
BMW 2013 328i. automatic,
leather, Prem. Pkg., heated seats, CHRYSLER 2005 Crossfire SRT6,
one owner, garaged, $12400.
30000 mi. 501-951-2147.
BMW 2014 640i GranCoupe.
Black, Loaded, M3 Spo $27500.
39100 mi. 5013140517.
BMW 2008 535I. Fully loaded,
sunroof, runs and drives great.
160k, $4,900. 501-766-7878.
BMW 2004 760, very clean, low
miles, $7500 cash. Call
501-708-5646
CADILLAC 2010 CTS, 50K miles,
4 new tires, always garaged,
$9,500. 501-747-6575
CADILLAC 2008 DTS Luxury II,
78k, always garaged, gray, new
tires, $10,900. 501-944-7373
CADILLAC 2006 DTS, sunroof,
dvd & gps sys, custom chrome.
$4600 obo. 501-712-7603
CADILLACE 2006 DTS, senior
own, 39k mi, remote start,
$8500. 501-590-0841
CADILLAC 2003 DeVille, always
garaged, runs excellent, must
see. $4,500. 501-983-0232
CADILLAC 1999 Deville Sedan,
runs excellent, good cond,
$2500 obo. 501-398-7412
CADILLAC 2005 cts. Good Car v
6 runs good $3500. 156000 mi.
501 851 1678.
CHEVFROLET 1980 El Camino,
mostly orig., matching motor
$5,000 or trade. 501-530-1413
CHEVROLET 2019 Cruze LT,
auto., pw., pdl., 12,617 miles.
$12,500. Call 501-454-3752
CHEVROLET 2016 Sonic HB, 43K
miles, great car, $5,000. Call
501-840-4400
CHEVROLET 2013 Malibu, 190k
miles, extremely nice, $5700.
501-425-9298. El Paso.
CHEVROLET 2011 Cruze LT, nice
red compact vehicle, great
cond., $5999.. 870-659-0372
CHEVROLET 2008 HHR, white
CHEVROLET 2006 Corvette
Conv. LT3, handling package,
auto., with paddle shifters,
navigation, Daytona Sunset
orange, 117.5 miles, $17,000.
Extra Clean. Call 501-940-2253
(Leave Number if no answer)
CHEVROLET 2004 Malibu, runs
& drives good, cold ac, clean,
$2,500. 501-366-0572 LR
CHEVROLET 2004 Aveo, need
key or new ignition, red/gray, 5
spd. $800. Call 501-515-0823
CHEVROLET 2004 Malibu, runs
& drives good, cold ac, clean,
$2,500. 501-366-0572 LR
CHEVROLET 2000 Corvette,
Super sharp. Ready to show.
Pics. $14,900. 501-762-3968
CHEVROLET 1987 Monte Carlos
(2). $7000 and $5000. Details,
501-413-1285
C H E V R O L E T 1 9 8 5 Caprice, NISSAN 2014 Versa. $6999.
needs minor work with all parts, 165000 mi. 870-905-0165 or
$2500 obo. Call 501-398-9375
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Automobiles 225 Automobiles 225 Sport Utility Vehicles,
4x4 & 4x2 235
CHEVROLET 1980 El Camino OLDSMOBILE 1998 Delta 88,
$5,000. 70,000 miles, needs transmis- HONDA 2005 Odyssey EX, gray
Call 501-231-6441. sion work. $800. 501-230-1606. w leather 3 rows, 159k mi., good
CHRYSLER 2008 Sebring Conv, PONTIAC 2009 Solstice Coupe, cond., $4,995. 501-944-7373.
120k miles, conv., cold air, auto, loaded, black, 23k miles,
$2600 cash. 501-327-4234 $14,700. 870-995-5031
CHRYSLER 2007 PT Cruiser, PONTIAC 2006 Solstice,
beaut., blue, runs good on gas, 28K miles, auto., rebuilt title, HONDA 2004 Pilot, 3rd row seat,
sunroof, black, new rebuilt trans.
$2900 obo. 501-961-1910 NLR $6000 firm. Call 501-366-8377
$4,500. Call 501-413-7759
R O L L S R O Y C E 1969 Silver
low miles, asking $6000. HYUNDAI 2004 Santa Fe
Shadow, RH Drive, needs work, $2,300.
501-831-7694 Sherwood $4000 firm. 501-562-9439 LR
Call 501-231-6441.
SCION 2006 TC, dependable,
new tires & battery, $3200 obo.
501-744-0632.
SCION 2006 TC, stick shift, 205K INFINITI 2018 QX60. AWD.
Gray. Only 27k. New Tires. Great
miles, really nice, $2,400 firm.
Call 501-218-5606 SUV. $22,900. 501-733-2191
TOYOTA 2017 Camry XLE, wht, INFINITI 2017 QX60. Silver, sun-
roof, like new, hwy use $25750.
babied $18,450. 501-786-2598 35000 mi. 5013140517.
TOYOTA 2007 Camry SE,
JEEP 1992 Cherokee 4x4, needs
1 owner, moonroof, leather,
$8,450. Call 501-679-3664. front cap, frame straight, exc
drive train, $1k. 501-860-2944
T O Y O T A 2 0 0 7 Camry, 151k
JEEP 1977 CJ7, Levi Edt, all
DODGE 1978 RV Camper. m i l e s , $ 1 , 5 0 0 . C a l l orig, 304, V8, auto, ac, ps,
Phone Calls Only. $900 Or 501-920-0452
$9900. 479-243-8138
Best Offer. $900. 53000 mi. TOYOTA 2005 Corolla, 143K
903-277-7341. JEEP 2014 Grand Cherokee Ltd,
miles, auto., $3,000 obo. Call
501-541-5244 sunroof, white color, 45k miles,
$20,225. 501-352-3808
DODGE 2010 Avenger SXT, all TOYOTA 2004 Camry LE,
JEEP 2005 Wrangler, 2 dr, 119K
power & air, looks & drive good, 190k mis, sunroof, exc. cond.,
$2,550. 501-529-0472 $3,950. 501-734-8149.TD mi., 6-cyl. auto., A/C, good tires,
$9,950. 501-734-8149.
FORD 2007 Focus, very good TOYOTA 1992 Corolla,
JEEP 2004 Wrangler, hard top,
condition, $3000 obo. 145k mi., need TLC. $900 obo.
501-530-0929. Augusta 501-882-2142 or 501-606-1314 6-cyl. auto., AC, 115,000 miles,
$9,950. Call 501-679-3664.
HONDA 2011 Accord Se. $8950. T O Y O T A 1 9 8 2 Tercel, 143k
125000 mi. 479-200-0931. miles, burnt orange, 1800 obo.
501-882-2142.
HONDA 2009 Accord EXL, sun- KIA 2014 Sorento, silver, auto.,
roof, leather, 110K miles, exc. power, cloth interior, 71K miles,
cond. $9,950. 501-734-8147 $10,500. Call 501-941-9697
HONDA 2003 Accord LEXUS 2014 GX 460, 59K mi.,
$3,000. wife’s vehicle, exc. cond., load-
Call 501-231-6441. ed, asking $25,500.
HONDA 2003 Element, auto., 501-329-0676 or 501-336-4986
a/c, good condition, $2,600. Call
LEXUS 2007 RX 350, AWD,
501-362-5101 or 501-206-5345 one owner, no accident, 145k
VOLKSWAGEN 2013 4Dr Auto
HYUNDAI 2002 Sonata,white, mi., $10,800. 501-617-2550
SEL w/Nav. Clean, Very Good
134K, good car, runs good, Condition, Black/Black, Leather TOYOTA 2016 Highlander XLE
$2500. 501-681-4762 Seats, Sports Trim. New Tires. 49K miles, very clean, loaded,
INFINITI 2003 i35, 148K miles, $7500. 85000 mi. 8708148565. $27,250. Call 501-920-5933
blown engine, 3.5, good trans,
Trucks 4x2 240
$2,000 obo. 501-502-8820 Sport Utility Vehicles,
JAGUAR 1995 XJS Conv. 77k
CHEVROLET 2011 Avalanche LT,
mi. Dark blue, cold air, exc cond, 4x4 & 4x2 235
white, 62k, 1 owner, non smok-
$5199 obo. 501-837-3425
B M W 2 0 0 7 X3 black/black, er, $22k obo. 501-681-5851
JEEP 2007 Compass. A/C, AM/ 1 1 2 K m i . , $ 4 0 0 0 . C a l l
CHEVROLET 1986 over the cab
FM/CD player $2000. 115000 501-664-0857 car hauler, need brakes, $3,500.
mi. 501-319-3302. CADILLAC 2008 Escalade. 229k Call 501-940-8088
Miles. Loaded. AWD. Towing CHEVROLET 1985 C-10, SWB,
LEXUS 2002 ES300, V6, runs & Pkg. $9200. 501-827-0999
305 auto, Leer top, AC, $2500
drives perfect, wood grain, lthr
int,169k, $3,650. 501-240-3892 CHEVROLET 2004 Blazer, 2 wd, obo. 479-567-6817. Russellville.
4 dr, auto.,67k miles, good tires. CHEVROLET 1982 SWB, 305
LINCOLN 1997Town Car,4 . bar, $3,850. 501-580-4964. LR.
auto, red, restored, 4,500 obo.
125k mi. Stretch Limo with rims.
$3000 obo. 501-563-6759 LR CHEVROLET 2000 S10 Blazer Call 501-982-1220
4x4, V6 auto, needs motor work,
MAZDA 2001 626, 4 cyl., cold CHEVROLET 1980 El Camino
a/c, new brakes, runs good. $900. 501-778-4501 $5,000.
$1,995. Call 501-851-8342r CHEVROLET 2015 Suburban. Call 501-231-6441.
MERCEDES-BENZ 2012 C250 4x4 LT. $34000. 72000 mi. 870- CHEVROLET 1949 3100, V-8
black/black, immaculate cond., 373-0083. 350, low miles, patina color,
$9,500. 501-804-8457 $16,000. Call 870-942-7614
MERCEDES BENZ 2009 Smart DODGE 2003 Durango, 4 dr., DODGE 2009 Ram PU 1500,
Car Fortwo Passion, 40,382 mi. good body/inter. May need head 2 wd, black, quad cab.
$6,250. Call 501-316-2682 gasket, $1,500. 501-530-1413 $6000 obo. 501-650-1469. NLR.
MERCEDES 1995 SL330 great FORD 2009 Escape, runs good,
FORD 1999 Ranger. 3.0l v-
body, no trans, will part/sell needs brake control, 200K, 6,swb, rev cab, rebuilt a/t. $2700.
whole,$1500obo. 501-297-5316 $3000 as is. Eves 501-626-2412 287983 mi. 8705753001.
MERCURY 2004 Sable. Sil- FORD 2006 Expedition,
2 wd. 190,000 miles, $7,300 FORD 2005 F-250, crew cab,
ver, New transmission! $1500.
155000 mi. 501-352-9722. obo. Call 501-502-8820. diesel, runs & drives good,
GMC 2017 Acadia SLE2, 2wd, $11,000. 501-249-4289.
NISSAN 2008 Maxima, sunroof, keyless, 3rd row seating, 1
drives great, $4,000 obo. May owner, $18,900. 501-339-3196
FORD 1998 F-150, V8 triton,
$2000 obo will trade for good
trade. Call 501-596-3672 GMC 2005 Yukon, 2wd, asking SUV. 501-708-8758. NLR.
NISSAN 2006 Armada, silver, $5000 obo. Call for details, FORD 1996 Pickup, Std. LWB,
need minor work, 197K mi. 501-530-6277 straight 6, no title, no key, good
$4,200 obo. 501-366-0966 cond. $750. Call 501-551-6276
HONDA 2015 CR-V. automatic,
NISSAN 1998 Altima, auto., gray, clear title $9700. 32894 mi. FORD 2002 Ranger, 5 spd., cd,
160K miles, runs great, $1,500. 501-650-8751. drives great, $2,300 obo. Call
Call 870-371-2190
501-596-3672
HONDA 2015 Pioneer, G M C 1 9 9 4 Sonoma, V6, oil
4 wd, with trailer , 4 tires. pressure drops when warmed
bookren012seller@gmail.com. $6,700. 501-529-1355. up, 94k, $2500. 501-983-1445
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Trucks 4x2 240
NISSAN 1998 Frontier, needs
very little work, 80K miles,
$1,500. Call 501-834-5962
TOYOTA 2002 Tundra SR5, Ext
cab, 202k mi, very clean in/out.
$5,500 obo. 501-837-1531
TOYOTA 2007 Tacoma Prerun-
ner SR-5 crew cab. Good condi-
tion. 84,100 miles. One owner.
$11500. 84100 mi. 479-719-
7687.
Trucks 4x4 244
CHEVROLET 2014 High Country,
67K mi. exc. cond., sunrf, white,
$33,500. 501-821-1002
CHEVROLET 2013 Silverado LTZ
Crew Cab, 79k mi., silver, blk
leather. $23,500. 501-944-7373
CHEVROLET 2006 Silverado
1500 Crew Cab, Z-71, 160K
miles, $12,500. 501-734-8149.
CHEVROLET 2005 Silverado
1500 Z71, quad cab, 125k mi,
$11,000 obo. 501-679-3664
CHEVROLET 1999 Silverado LS,
SWB Ext. Cab, very clean, 131K
mi. $5,000 obo. 501-276-7328
CHEVROLET 1994 Silverado
1500, Z71, 4x4, new paint,
winch, $5250. 501-834-5448
CHEVROLET 1994 K1500, new
motor, air, pb, ps, reg cab, swb,
$4250. 501-617-2255 Hot S
CHEVROLET 1979 Silverado K10
4 wd, 55k mi., 1 owner, 350.
$9500. 501-487-0773. Conway
FORD 2004 F250, 6.0 diesel,
ext cab, auto, runs & drives
good, $9900. 501-249-4289.
GMC 2009 Sierra, Z-71, 4x4,
120K miles, leather, exc. cond.
$16,900. Call 501-734-8147
MAZDA 1991 Mini truck, 4x4,
dump bed, ideal for deer hunt-
ing, $5500 firm. 501-327-7928
T O Y O T A 2 0 0 7 Tacoma TRD
Sport Crew Cab, 190K mi. fully
loaded, $14,500. 501-734-8147
T OY OTA 2 0 0 7 Tundra, SR5,
double cab, lifted, exc. cond.
56K mi. $20,000. 501-690-0678
Vans & Buses 245 501-472-6663
BLUE BIRD 48’ diesel passen- 14’, aluminum, in good shape,
g e r b u s , $ 5 , 0 0 0 o r t r a d e . $1,850. 501-563-2680
501-620-2027 501-762-9328 G3 1652 w/ 40hp Yamaha Side
CHEVROLET 1988 C/K 20 Series, Console 2005 1652 Side Console
captain chairs, 305 eng., needs Camo *DukBoat* special edition.
work $700. 501-580-4964. LR
DODGE 2002 Caravan,
need transmission part,
$700 cash. 501-554-6064
DODGE GRAND Caravan 2011 Motor, wire steering & trailer,
NewTires. Stow&GoSeat $12888. $500. 501-940-5983 lve msg.
21000 mi. 501-859-3784.
GMC 1986 Coach Bus,
only 195k miles, $1800 obo.
Call 501-231-4990
TOYOTA 2000 Sienna, gold, Seadoo, Part Boat, Seats 5, W/
103K miles, 3 seats, good van, Trlr, $3500 OBO. 501-617-0678
$3,250. 501-681-4762
Automotive,
Wanted to Buy 255
WAR EAGLE gladiator 2018
VEHICLE, WANTED to buy, for Boat. with trailer & 25hp evinrude
w o r k . I h a v e $ 5 0 0 . C a l l motor $10000. 5012852675
501-961-1910 NLR
WANTED VEHICLE, good cond, Personal Watercraft 307
for work, kids & sick father,
free/cheap. Call 501-712-9045
WANTED, JEEP WRANGLER
1999-2006.
Call 501-912-9336
Outboard Motors 310
Trailers 258
CAR HAULER, 20’, new tires &
wiring, 12,000 lb., winch,
$3,000. Call 501-944-6532
FEATHERLITE 40’ gooseneck
car hauler, Onan generator built-
in. $18,500. 501-944-7373
GOOSENECK TRAILER, 20’, new
bed, tandem, 7000# axle, $5000
501-230-1606 or 501-278-7191
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bails for sale. $4,500. Call
501-733-3551
MULLINS FIBERGLASS replica
on Ford axle and wheels,
$1800 firm. 501-749-6206.
CARGO ENCLOSED trailer, 10x6,
tandem axle, excellent condition,
$4950 obo. 501-912-9336 NLR
STOCK TRAILER 16 ft.,good
condition, $2500 obo.
501-425-9298. El Paso.
TRAILER WHEELS, 4,
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870-942-7379. Sheridan.
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10’ L, sell $100. Call
501-259-2046 Jacksonville, AR
TRAILER, 5X8, metal floor,
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$695. 501-680-4500 LR.
TRAILER 12X7, metal floor over
wood ramp tailgate. $1000.
501-860-5858. Alexander.
UTILITY TRAILER, Tandem,
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Trailers 258
UTILITY TRAILER, 14’ & 5”, all
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501-944-6532
WANTED TO buy 12’ or 14’
dump trailer. Will Pay $1,500
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Airplanes 260
BOWERS FLY Baby. 85 HP. Open
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501-487-0773. Conway.
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boat, no oars, $150. Call for de-
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V HULL 14 ft., aluminum,
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cash. 501-487-0773. Conway.
Power Boats 303
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will trade 501-530-6277
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& trler, $2,000. 501-681-4762
DURACRAFT 17X48, alum,
center console, 25 hp Yamaha 4
stroke,$3500. 501-318-4999
ECLIPSE 14’ flatbottom, 2004,
trailer, 9.5 Johnson, low hours,
$1500. 501-708-8758. NLR.
FLATBOTTOM 14’, with trailer,
$750 cash. No text
501-605-2682. Austin.
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minum, w/trailer, $200 obo.
501-351-0333
FLATBOTTOM BOAT, 15’,
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501-945-5529 NLR
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8707232544
LOWE FISHING Boat, Mercury
SHORELINE 1988 Bass Ski Boat
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501-530-1413
SHUTTLE-CRAFT 1996 Part
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18’, w/Mercury 60 HP, less than
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PWC TRAILERS Galore!
Single & Double. From $800.
Must Sell All. 501-617-0678
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501-708-8758. NLR.
Boating Equipment/
Supplies 312
BOAT TRAILER, 16’, winch,
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obo. 501-442-8818 LR
LOWE’S 22’ Fish & Ski, alumn.,
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Cond. $4,500. 870-540-6414
WANTED TO Buy Boat Trailer for
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501-831-1947
All Terrain Vehicles/
Go Carts 319
GO KART- Shriner Model-T
w/reverse, antique, $1000 worth
$1300. 501-413-8793.
GO KART, w/safety cava and
shocks, needs engine work,
$150 obo cash. 501-398-3605
HONDA 1997 Four Trax 300 , 2
wd, new battery/rear brake,
$1150, no text 501-605-2682
HONDA 1998 Recon, 2 wheel
drive, good tires, $1,200.
501-983-1445 Cabot, AR
HONDA 2000 $2100 & 2007
$2400,TRX 400 EX, Like new,
501-762-9427. Hot Springs.
HONDA 2006 350 4X4,
Recently rebuilt, $2495. Others.
501-851-8342 for more info.
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Go Carts 319
new in July, less than 10 miles,
$7500. 479-280-7273
HONDA 300, 2X4, has rebuilt
rearend, $1,495. Others You can
fix. 501-851-8342
KAWASAKI 2007 Prairie 360,
4x4 w/winch, $3500 or trade
for vehicle. 501-865-6383
KAWASAKI 300 Bayou, $1250.
Eton 150, adult ridden, gar kept,
good cond, $950.501-626-9512
MOUNTAINER 300, 4wd, manu-
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501-627-3361. Mountain Pine.
POLARIS 2003 Trailboss 2x4,
looks good & run good, $1,700.
Call 501-354-3754.
POLARIS 2008 RZR 800, up-
grades, new tires, no issues,
2500 mi. $6,900. 870-751-1230
LT80, less than 100 miles,
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Call 501-733-5781 or leave
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YAMAHA 2008 80 Dirt Bike,
super good starter bike, $800.
Call 501-530-1413
Motorcycles 322
ARTIC CAT 90, Roux wheeler,
pink, good cond, $800.
501-230-1606 or 501-278-7191
CHOPPER 2004 Ironhorse TX, 3k
miles,extras,immac, $12,900
trade/obo. 501-912-9336 NLR
HARLEY 2004 Road King.
Touring pkg. New W.W. Tires &
Brakes. $5k Cash.501-271-8238
HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1971
Low Rider, drags, rev. tech.
$5,000. 479-567-6817.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1989
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motor. $7,000. 501-944-6532
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1998 Road
King, 95th Anniv., all original, Recreational
15k, $6250. 479-243-8138
HARLEY DAVIDSON 2003 Fat-
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HARLEY DAVIDSON 2006 FXD- Diesel. 2014 VIA 25T. incl Smart
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highway bar, front mag and
detachable windshield $6500.
7545 mi.Little Rock. 501-247-
1727
HARLEY DAVIDSON shovelhead
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or trade. 501-624-5087
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501-762-9328
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$2000 obo. 501-351-8410
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HONDA 2001 Shadow 750,
American Un limited Edt. Bur-
gundy $3,500. 870-562-3048
HONDA 2005 Gold Wing 1800
Anniv. Ed.,14,000 mi., new tires,
exc., $10,950. 501-734-8618
HONDA 2005 Shadow 750
Arrow, shaft driven, 8,700
miles. $2,500. 870-659-5941
HONDA 2006 ST1300, black,
49k miles, $5300.
501-240-9597. Little Rock.
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$3,000. 501-425-5644 lvs msg.
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1500 w/saddle bags, no key/
title, $1,000. 501-530-1413
with more than
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322 Campers/Camping
Equipment 330
KAWASAKI 2005 Vulcam 800,
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MOTORCYCLE PARTS, (1) front 870-222-7891 or 501-944-7893
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SUZUKI 2001 250cc, 2 stroke, Marsha loves John.
dirt bike, low compression, $450
Call 501-851-8342 They met each other
SUZUKI 2006 Hayabusa 1300R,
runs, needs battery & tires. Clear through a personal ad
title. $1,000. 501-413-8278
SUZUKI 2007 Boulevard C50, in Classified.
windshield, bags, cover,
8K miles, $2200. 501-315-3266 SPRINGDALE 2011 Fifth Wheel,
27’, one slide, $10,500.
SUZUKI 2007 Boulevard M109R, 501-250-3065 Vilonia area
chrome wheels, new tires, bags
lots of xtras $5500. 501-554-5056. TENT, EUREKA, sleeps 4-6, sell
$50. Call for information,
TAO 2011 150 scooter 501-922-5211 Hot Springs Vil
for sale, $1800 cash only. TOY HAULER 1996
Call 501-288-2278. 14’ has everything but shower
YAHAMA 2006 FZ-1, 8200 mi., $2900. 501-413-8793
lots of extras, mint cond., $3900.
870-918-2576. Scott, AR.
YAMAHA 2006 Virago, 6400 mi,
runs good, w/windshield,
$1800/obo. Eves 501-213-6931
Motorcycle Equipment/
Supplies 323
EXHAUST PIPES, 2, for Honda,
sankei, 2350. $140 obo.
501-882-2142 501-606-1314
JACKET, JOE Rocket, nylon,
mediumn, blue/white/black.
$100. 501-258-9228. NLR
JACKET MEN large leather biker
jacket, with AmericanEeagle
USA, $150. 501-786-2890
MOTORCYCLE TRAILER, cus-
tom made $2500 or trade..
501-620-2027 501-762-9328
TRAILER HITCH to haul (2) dirt
bikes, motor scooters or ice
chest, $125. 501-851-8342
TRAILER HITCH to haul (2) dirt
bikes, motor scooters or ice
chest, $150. 501-851-8342
Vehicles 325
B E A V E R 1 9 8 8 R V , d e l uxe,
Springs area
F O R D 1 9 9 4, 29’, excellent
runnng gear, bad roof. $5,000.
501-337-6650. Malvern.
G E O R G E T O W N 2 0 0 3, 36’, 3
slides, new Michelins, auto, sat-
ellite, 34K., $25k. 501-912-0664
MERCEDES BENZ WINNEBAGO
Car. Exc Cond. $89,500.
501-984-0335 Hot Springs
THOR 2017 Class C Fiesta, 24
SS, 2 slides, sleep 6, Mercedes
Benz Sprinter 3500 Diesel,
8,500 miles, asking $91,500.
Call 501-288-5961
TRADEWINDS MH, 35’ diesel
exc, $49,900. 501-278-1865
RV Supplies &
328
RV FURNISHINGS: Kitchen,
tools, hose & misc. items.
$40. 501-821-6668. LR.
Campers/Camping
Equipment 330
CAMPER, 13’, new axles, paint,
cold air, nice, $1,500. Call
501-831-2629
CAMPER TRAILER 14’ $950;
28’ Camper $1600
501-413-8793
KEYSTONE 2017 Sprinter. 27’.
Used very little.Like new. Health
reasons. For sale. 501-250-5612
MONTE CARLO 2015, 42’., new,
2 slide out, 2 br, W&D. $30,000.
870-718-2526. White Hall
PROWLER 1983 Camper, 32’ 5th
wheel w/new metal roof, $1,500.
Call 501-530-1413
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tomers. This is a safety-sensi-
WEHCO Media is searching for a Python developer experienced
tive position. We are a drug-free
with the Django framework for full-time employment, located in
workplace. Background check
Fayetteville, AR. Similar frameworks and experience will be
considered. and drug testing is required.
Compensation: $14.00/hour
About You:
This role will be responsible for adding new features and
Resumes may be emailed to
maintaining existing applications as well as building new
systems when required. Researching new solutions and making cgregory@arkansasonline.com
informed suggestions to the team and management will be
required. Understanding the core business priorities will be
critical for a successful candidate. A good fit will be able to
keep pace individually within our development cycles while Construction 517
balancing when to seek help from the rest of the team and
management. The right candidate should feel ownership of the CARPENTERS - EXPERIENCED
features they are shipping and contribute to the team needed for construction Co. in
accordingly. Sheridan, AR. Some travel
required. Top Pay. Email resume :
About Us: mike.henry@a-plusbuilders.com
The WEHCO Software Engineering team is small and serves the or call 870-556 -0408
needs of all the companies under the WEHCO umbrella. We
manage and maintain many different systems in a few different
languages. We have many legacy systems that have many Redstone
challenges to tackle as we upgrade them. Construction
is hiring for
Requirements:
• Strong Python/Django experience preferred
the following
positions:
• Able to navigate and make changes to a Linux server across
different distros
• Experience with SQL databases in any variant, including
• CDL Dump Truck Drivers
• Heavy Equipment Finish
writing and understanding queries Operators (Dozers, Trackhoes,
Nice to Haves:
Graders and Loaders)
• EXPERIENCED Utility Crew
• Kubernetes and Docker experience Workers and Pipe Layers
• Go, PHP, modern JavaScript experience • Asphalt Workers (Screed
• Django REST Framework experience Operators, Roller Operators,
• CockroachDB and PostgreSQL and Rakers)
Top pay and Benefits offered.
Resumes may be emailed to
tstaten@arkansasonline.com We are an EOE employer.
Please apply at
jobs@redstone-cg.com
or in person at
505 W. Dixon Rd, Little Rock.
Fax: 501-374-8314
Transportation 522
DRIVER NEEDED - PART-TIME
AS NEEDED
Seeking a motivated
part-time/as needed driver for a
mobile health unit (36’
Customized RV). Requires sitting
for long periods while operating
mobile health unit. Must
prioritize safety while operating a
large vehicle. Perform pre/post
trip vehicle inspections. Assist in
the loading & unloading process
& greeting clients.
Reqs.: CLASS B CDL w/clean
driving record. In state travel.
Good communication skills, work
flexible schedule. Be 21 yrs. old;
able to read maps. Subject to a
background check & drug screen.
Experience: Two yrs CDL driving
exp., HS diploma, or GED. Work
Days: Part-time as needed
Alternate weeks (M, W, F) (T, TH,
Sat) Some eve. hours, No Suns.
or Holidays. Hourly Rate: $14.
per hour. One Year Contract (no
benefits) Contact: AR Minority
Health Commission Onekia
Freeman 501-683-4970
DRIVERS-CLASS A CDL
Must be able to drive a standard
( stick shift ). Apply in person
Mon - Fri • 7 am - 4 pm
6200 Sears Dr.
Little Rock, AR 72209
FEDEX ROUTE DRIVER
for pickup & delivery, no CDL req’d.
1 yr. commercial driving exp. in
last 3 yrs. req’d. & clean MVR.
Call 501-907-5966 or email
resume: ddwillisinc@gmail.com
OTR DRIVERS: Earn up to
.61 cents per mile and receive
$2000 SIGN-ON BONUS!
Looking for OTR company &
owner-op’s, some dedicated lanes.
must hold a valid class “A” CDL w
haz endorsement, a minimum of 2
years exp and clean driving record.
RSB has been in business since
1979! We are a North American
trucking haz specialty carrier with
Canadian and US fleets offering
consistent customer lanes,
great pay, miles and benefits.
Call 800-532-0504 or email
salesky@rsblogistic.com
To request an application
Education 524
ARKANSAS STATE
UNIVERSITY
Beebe Campus:
•Director of Physical Plant
Searcy Campus:
• Instructor of HVAC
Heber Springs Campus:
• Administrative Specialist
II - Upward Bound
Visit: jobs.asub.edu
AA/EOE. Women & Minorities are
encouraged to apply
4F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Computer/ Education
Information Tech 515
EM Technology and
Communications
Specialist
Position Summary:
The Enrollment Management
Technology and Communications
specialist is responsible for the
implementation and coordination of
undergraduate admissions
marketing content and management
of the Admissions CRM system
(Ellucian’s CRM Recruit), Enrollment
Management’s two-way texting
platform, and other EM software.
Essential Duties &Responsibilities :
-Serve as lead Recruit CRM
administrator, including
management of application
updates and cycles and email
communication plans.
-Upload test scores and data from
ACT, College Board, TOEFL and
other test sources as necessary.
-Manage importing of all
suspect/prospect data into Recruit/
Banner, ensuring data cleanliness.
-Serve as lead for texting software
and campaigns for Admissions,
Financial Aid, and other units as
necessary.
-In coordination with MARCOMM
staff, manage Undergraduate
Admissions content on the
University’s website and social
media, ensuring the use of
analytics to maximize student,
parent, and counselor engagement
with all marketing efforts.
-Develop, monitor, and execute the
communications plans for
inquiries, applicants, admitted
students, and anti-melt
campaigns. This will include
coordination of print and mail
campaigns, email campaigns,
SMS messaging, web content,
and video production in
collaboration with EM and
MARCOMM staff.
-In coordination with the Director of
Financial Aid, provide limited FA
operational support.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:
• Technology adept
• Organizational skills
• Critical thinking skills
• Written and verbal
communication skills
• Time management skills
• Interpersonal skills
Minimum Requirements:
-Bachelor’s degree in an appropriate
area and at least seven years’
experience working with the
enrollment process at the collegiate
level.
-Master’s degree in higher
education, business, computer
science, or other appropriate area.
Preferred Qualifications:
•Recruiting experience at a
regional public university
•Excellent communication and
interpersonal skills with students,
parents, faculty, and staff from a
broad range of programs & disciplines
•Proficiency in the use of
technology and the willingness to
learn the campus computer
software for student information
and other administrative systems
•Experience with Ellucian CRM
Recruit (or other cloud-based CRM
platforms)
•Experience with Ellucian Banner
Salary Range: $50,000 - $60,000
For more information go to:
https://atu.csod.com/ats/career
site/search.aspx?site=1&c=atu
Submit: Application, cover letter,
resume, and contact information for
three professional references.
Arkansas Tech University is an
AA/EOE employer committed to
attracting and retaining a diverse
workforce. All qualified applicants
will receive consideration for
employment.
Education 524
East Arkansas Community
College is accepting
applications for full time,
nine month:
Math Faculty Member
is housed within Math & Science
and reports to the Vice President for
Transfer Education and Student
Success with direct supervision by
the Lead Faculty in Math/Science
Responsibilities but not limited to
teaching fifteen credit hours of
Mathematics Courses per semester
524
Fountain Lake School District
seeking applications for 2020-2021 Experience required. Benefits.
• HEAD FOOTBALL COACH 903-293-3171 or email resume
240 day contract; per District Salary to cliftonc@joycecrane.com.
Schedule. Building level licensure
and certification required.
Experience preferred. Application
deadline: until position filled.
Please apply @ www.flcobras.net
Go to Employment Opportunities
and follow instructions or contact
Marc Davis, Athletic Director, at
501-701-1714. FLSD is an EOE
Math Teacher (Springdale, AR):
Teach Math at secondary sch.
Bachelors in Math or Math Edu.
+1 yr exp as Math tchr at mid or
high sch. Mail res.: Lisa Academy,
10825 Financial Centre Pkwy
Ste 360, Little Rock, AR 72211,
Attn: HR, Refer to Ad# MY
Professional Counselor
University of Arkansas at Monticello
Division of Student Engagement
For complete details visit us at
http:// www.uamont.
edu/pages/resources/jobs
or contact Becky Ryburn,
P.O. Box 3459,
Monticello, AR 71656; or E-mail:
ryburnb@uamont.edu
AA/EOE
Psychological Examiner or
School Psychology Specialist –
Pulaski County Special School
District. Temp. for remainder of
2019-20 school year. Qual:
Licensed as Psychological Examiner
(school exp. preferred) or Valid AR
Certification as School Psychology
Specialist. Apply online at
www.pcssd.org or contact
Stephanie Cole at (501) 234-2436 .
The University of Arkansas at
Little Rock, located in the capital
city of Little Rock, is a
metropolitan university serving a
diverse student population of over
12,000 students through a mix of
undergraduate, graduate and
professional programs. The
institution is a Carnegie
doctoral/research institution with
strong public service and research
interests and with such distinction
come opportunity. UA Little Rock
has a competitive benefits
package and salary is
commensurate with education and
experience. For more information
about University of Arkansas at
Little Rock and the City of Little
Rock, visit http://ualr.edu and
http://littlerock.com
The following Faculty & Staff
positions are currently available:
Faculty Positions
• Instructor/Assistant Professor of
Nursing/R97001-Nursing Dept.
Staff Positions
• Grants and Contracts Accounting
Specialist of Post Award Activities/
R97403-Research & Sponsored
Programs
• Director-School of Public Affairs/
R99296-School of Public Affairs
• Academic Counselor/R97270-
Nursing Department
• Enterprise Web Developer/
R97414-IT Serv-Administrative
Operations
• Administrative Specialist III/
97136-Health Services
• IT System Administrator (Multi-
discipline)/R97245-IT Serv-
Administrative Operations
• Administrative Specialist III/
R96794-E-Learning
• Scholarship Administrative &
Customer Service Specialist/
R97852-Director-Financial Aid
• Logistics Manager/R99889-
Mail Services
• Assistant Bursar-Accountant/
R99974-Bursar's Office
• Admissions Specialist/R99826-
Office-Enrollment Management
• Project/Program Specialist/
P98063-Talent Search
To view the complete position
description or to apply for any of
these employment opportunities
visit the Human Resources’ website
http://ualr.edu/humanresources/.
Persons with disabilities
requiring reasonable
accommodations should call
569-3180 to request assistance.
These positions may be subject to
a pre-employment criminal,
financial history background
check, sex offender registry and
substance abuse testing. A
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Mechanical 530 Medical/Dental 535 Medical/Dental 535 Nursing 538 Professional 540 Dogs 710 Horses 715
DIESEL MECHANIC, in LR area. MEDICAL BILLING EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR THOROUGHBRED 3 yr old Ky
CNAs Local Pathology Lab seeks
two F/T pathology billing
The Texarkana Regional Airport
Authority is seeking to fill the
bred filly is breaking from the
gate. $30k. 501-249-2201
All Shifts professionals for LR office.
Medical billing required,
position of Executive Director. 1 HORSE drawn Middlebuster
For information please go to
Medical/Dental 535 Apply in person 8-5 only pathology billing preferred. txkairport.com/announcements.
plow, $50. Call for information,
501-843-5475
Briarwood Nursing Ctr. Transcription experience is a
516 So.Rodney Parham, LR
plus. HS diploma required.
Email resume:
Nurse Practitioner POLICE OFFICER
The White Hall Police Dept.
Horse Equipment
No phone calls shartlein@pathassociates.com Centers for Youth & Families is (WHPD) seeks qualified, DACHSHUND. MINITURE pup- & Supplies 716
seeking a Psych/Mental Health non-certified starts at $32,500; pies ckc registered longhair and CEDAR, Corner & LIne Post, Big
MEDICAL INSURANCE Certified ARPN. The position ALETA Graduate Certified starts smooth vet checked $425. 479-
• CNAs ALL SHIFTS for Private Practice. F/T, Full requires prescriptive authority at $34,920 +$500 a year, up to 280-0289 & Small, $2.00 - $15.00.
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Sign on Bonus for F/T Health Benefits. Previous 10 years. The City of WH has 501-288-4079 Lonoke
• PRN RN - CERTIFIED & psychiatric experience is excellent benefits & insurance
College Station Health Ctr experience w/billing/posting preferred. Competitive Salary & SADDLE, 15’’ seat, w/saddle
Both good pay & benefits. pymnts/denials. Detail-oriented, Must pass background check, DOBERMANS, EUROPEAN Pups.
Lead Nurse - RN MAPLE HEALTHCARE computer literate. Fax resume to: Excellent Benefits. drug test, pass a medical & Ready Dec 15. 3 Males. 1 Fem. pad, $200. Call for details,
Also 5 Mo Red Male. 501-983-1445 Cabot
Medical Receptionist 200 So. Maple Street, Hazen, AR 501-978-5550 or Email resume:
Resumes can be faxed to psychological exam. City of WH
X-Ray/Lab Tech Apply in person or email resume: RSAResumes.HR@gmail.com is “at will” employer 501-749-1035 foxkennel.com SADDLE , Big Horn, 15” $300.
501-660-6838 or e-mailed to Also different saddles & Tack,
rushell.barker@maplehealthhc.com Apply in person or call for ENGLISH BULLDOG. 16wks Fe- different prices. 501-283-0886
Little Rock Community Health Ctr Statewide Readership. PHYSICAL THERAPIST jsanden@cfyf.org. application procedure: 8204
Medical Case Manager - RN male. Crate Trained. UTD. OBO SADDLES, 2 Western, 1 Here-
Statewide Results. CONTRACT BASIS EOE Dollarway Rd., White Hall, AR $1200. 479-295-6669
North Hills Services is a preschool 71602. (870)247-1414 or email: ford & 1 custom made, $500 &
North Little Rock Health Ctr Democrat-Gazette Classified
Democrat-Gazette gshapiro@wharpd.org $350. 870-243-2779. Monette.
works wonders. for children with special needs ages
Lead Nurse – RN birth to 6 yrs. old in Sherwood, AR. Classified get results The WHPD is an EOE. ENGLISH BULLDOG Pups, AKC
STOCK TRAILER 16 ft.,good
Lab Tech every day of the year. Reg. 3 Males. Show Potential.
Services on-site. No traveling. Must Health GTD. Vaccinations. condition, $2500 obo.
have valid license with AR. State Sales & Marketing 545
Open Hands Healthcare Almost Pottytr. Ready To Go. 501-425-9298. El Paso.
For Homeless Ctr Board of Physical Therapy &
driver’s license. AR Medicaid
NURSING SUPERVISOR $1500 Each. 870-820-7877 1 HORSE drawn Middlebuster
Lead Nurse – RN GASTROENTEROLOGIST Provider Number NPI Number. Weekends • Must be RN Digital Outside plow, $50. Call for information,
CHI St. Vincent Medical Group 501-843-5475
Little Rock Region seeks Gastroenterologist for
Professional Liability & Worker’s
Compensation Ins. or Certificate of Apply in person, Sales
Clinic Manager – position in Little Rock. Requires Non-Coverage. Email resume to: Representative Livestock &
No phone calls please.
Licensed Registered Nurse Medical degree, equivalent degree cindy@northhillsservices.com Greystone Nursing & Rehab Poultry 720
Excellent communication skills. or foreign equivalent degree, and T h e Arkansas Democrat-
Find your next pet 121 Spring Valley Road,
Computer skills required. have completed or in last year of Gazette is seeking a full-time, AMERICANA ROOSTERS, 2 red,
Gastroenterology fellowship, and in Classified today. Cabot AR 72023 1 white & black,8 months old,
Knowledge of EHR a plus for outgoing, self motivated sales
clinical positions. Must be willing to Arkansas medical license or Psychological Examiner or representative to engage, $15 each. 501-398-7412
travel. M -S, hours varies. EOE. license eligible. Submit resume to School Psychology Specialist – Professional 540 promote and sell digital sub- ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel . ANGUS BULLS, black, lbw,
Signing Bonus for Lic’d Nurses only! TLogan@stvincenthealth.com. Pulaski County Special School scriptions to new customers. pups AKC S/W 8 wks Sir Lancelot $1,900. Also exc heifer bulls.
District. Temp. for remainder of Farms $600. 8702151576 Call 501-362-4263
Apply online: www.jccsi.org DIRECTOR of 529 &
2019-20 school year. Qual: You must have the ability to
Jefferson Comprehensive ANGUS BULLS. Reg. 15-24 Mos.
Licensed as Psychological Examiner FINANCIAL EDUCATION learn in-depth technical as- FRENCH BULLDOG Male Puppy. Farm Raised.Great Conformation.
Care System, Inc. (school exp. preferred) or Valid AR pects of numerous digital
1101 Tennessee Street
ARKANSAS STATE TREASURY 1st shots/ de-wormed. LBW. Great Growth.
INTERVENTIONAL Certification as School Psychology Seeks a Director of 529 & devices. Basic networking 870-416-8441
Pine Bluff, AR 71601 Specialist. Apply online at Money Makers. 870-528-1117
Financial Education responsible knowledge and sales expe- FRENCH BULLDOG PUPPY. AKC.
Find your next pet
CARDIOLOGIST www.pcssd.org or contact for the management of the AR rience is a plus.
870-637-2072 501-940-8916
CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute Female. 6 Weeks Old. 1 Year ANGUS BULLS, reg, 6,
in Classified today. seeks Interventional Cardiologist Stephanie Cole at (501) 234-2436 . 529 College Savings Plan, ABLE Health GTD.Face Time Or Video 16-18 mos, blk, semen tested
for position in Conway. Requires Nursing program & the Office of Treasurer Requirements Avail. $2800. 479-234-8558
CNAs & PCAs F/T or P/T 538 • Valid driver’s license A.I . sired $2K ea. 501-335-7443
in LR, NLR, Sherwood & Pine Bluff. state of AR medical license, of State financial education &
empowerment programs. • Good driving record FRENCHTON PUPPIES &
Apply in person 8-4 Mon-Fri completion of fellowships in Bostons. Call 501-278-9514
Interventional Cardiology and Qualifications req’d: Bachelor’s • Dependable Transportation
8500 Kanis Rd., LR 72204 www.cutestpuppys.com
or online at majesticalcare.org
or call 501-569-9907
Cardiology. Submit resume to
mmrogers@stvincenthealth.com. LPN degree in Business Admin.,
Marketing, Program Mgmt. or
• Pass background check
• Pass drug screen
Incentives
GERMAN SHEPHERD Puppies,
White, 6 wks old, wormed &
ANGUS HEIFER BULLS , Young,
For Sale. $1,500. Call
PRN As Needed related plus 5 years experience in
state government. Knowledge of • Salary plus commission shots. $200. 501-282-3638. 501-412-7086
Management 528 Management 528 Apply in person at • Paid Holidays, vacation, &
IRS section 529. Management GERMAN SHEPHERD Pups, ANGUS HEIFERS, have 5,
Sherwood Nursing & exp. req’d. Experience in sick leave AKC, good bloodlines. 15 mos. old, $850 each. Call
• Insurance benefit options
GENERAL MANAGER Rehab. Ctr. 245 Indian
Bay Dr., Sherwood
marketing &/or developing a
marketing plan. Positive written &
oral communication skills with
available
Wormed. Shot. DOB 8-5-19.
$250. 501-844-1849
GERMAN SHEPHERDS, AKC,
870-615-9224 Little Rock
BEEFMASTER COWS. 6, Reg.
bred for fall calves, 6-10 yrs old,
knowledge of MS Office 365. Apply at our office at 121 E.
WEHCO Media is looking for a General Manager for our Capitol Avenue in downtown white, 5 females, 2 males. Call $1250. 501-514-1756
Central Missouri Newspapers located in Jefferson City, A criminal background check req’d. after 5pm or text. 501-282-4037
Little Rock on Tuesday, BEEFMASTER HEIFERS
Missouri, “a thriving community that places business at the
core of progress,” seeks an experienced leader who is LPNs Salary range is $62K- $67K DOQ.
Resumes must be received by
4:30 pm on Friday, Nov. 22, 2019.
Wednesday, or Thursday,
between 9 and 11 a.m.,
GERMAN SHORTHAIRED
Pointer Pups. AKC. Hunter
Reg. & cross, 6 mos & up.
$600 & up. 501-759-2333.
innovative and results-oriented. He or she will manage all of the 3p-11p & 11p-7a Mon-Fri & include: references & proof of Email your resume to Special. 11 Wks. Are Pointing. BLACK & Red Hereford Bulls,
operations for the Jefferson City News Tribune, a kcox@arkansasonline.com
seven-day-a-week newspaper; The Fulton Sun, five days per Apply in person 8-5 only a college degree
or call 501-378-3413 for
$200 Ea. 501-767-5792 registered, $1250 and up. Call
week; and The California Democrat, which is weekly. Briarwood Nursing Ctr. Email: kristina.duke@artreasury.gov GOLDENDOODLE PUPPIES. 870-543-9175
OR Mail to: Treasurer of State further details.
3 Fems/3 Males. Ready Nov 28. BRANGUS 1ST time heifers
516 So.Rodney Parham, LR c/o Kristina Duke Call OrText 870-305-4383 calves at side, have 50,
In addition, they will oversee a large commercial print operation
and an in-house digital agency. This individual must possess No phone calls 1401 W. Capitol, Ste. 275 JACK RUSSELL PUPS. APRI Reg. $1,950 each. 501-617-9200.
exceptional leadership, marketing and communication skills as Little Rock, AR 72201 Shorthaired & Legs. Wht W/tan
Little Rock Funeral Home has an CHAROLAIS REGISTERED
well as be dedicated to growing all aspects of a profitable Technical Skilled Technical Skilled opening for a Markings. $300 Ea. Call Cattle For Sale. 20 pairs, 5 heavy
newspaper. The ability to think strategically and work with pre-need sales counselor to 501-281-6882 Rose Bud breds, 3-8 years old. $1,900.
managers to develop and execute plans is essential. Trades 546 Trades 546 provide information on neces- Call 870-557-4498
sary needs, services and sav- Complete Cow Herd
We are looking for a proven leader with excellent ings to families. Someone must
organizational, financial and management skills. Community have a background of 5 years of Dispersal
involvement is also necessary and encouraged. Ideal sales contact. Training will be I-40 Livestock Auction
candidates will have experience as a general manager or provided for this job that truly Ozark, AR
advertising sales leader of a newspaper. helps families. Rita Dickerson at Thursday, November 21, 2019
501-224-2200 for more info.
Central Missouri Newspapers, Inc. is owned by WEHCO Media, 10 - Tiger Stripe First Calf
pairs, Black Baldy
an industry leader offering a competitive salary commensurate Technical Skilled LABRADOR. FOLLOW us on
with experience and a comprehensive benefits package Journeyman Service Plumbers Trades 546 FB, CountryCrestLabradors.com Calves, (Fancy)
including health insurance, 401K and profit sharing. 7 - Second Calf Tiger
Up to $27 per hour GLAZIERS - TOP PAY! Central AR
Gentleman’s All Purpose Dog and
Family Companion. call/text for Stripe Cows Bred for
Please send resume and salary requirements to multiple years exp. req’d, must be
Tammy Hartley at tammy@newstribune.com. Be part of our new more info $0. 540-809-7922 Spring Calves
able to read blue print, overtime
Plumbing Division avail. 501-329-2017 or email
resume to susan@conwayglass.net
LHASA APSO Puppies, AKC Reg.
Males, $300. Females, $350
1 - 6 yr old Horned
Herford Bull
Accepting applications at our office in Bryant INSTALLERS & TECHNICIANS Cash. 501-253-1255 30 - Black F1 Cows with
full time experienced & entry
Monday - Friday between 6AM and 3PM MINIATURE SCHNAUZER. Full 21 Calves (Running
level in the Structured Cabling Ages)
blood. No papers. Born Sept. 18.
Industry – Central Arkansas Area
Technical Skilled Technical Skilled
22039 Interstate 30 • Bryant, AR 72022 CS Communications and Cabling)
4 M, 1 F. Text or call $400. 501- 30 - Herford 6 yr old
467-1827 or 502-507-2361
Trades 546 Trades 546 (501) 529-6732 specializes in the installation and Cows Bred to
Brahman Bull with 6
upgrade of telecommunications
systems . Call 501-680-0642 Calves
MINIATURE SCHNAUZERS. Pure
WELDERS/FABRICATORS bred Male. Vet Check. Beautiful.
3 - 3 yr old Black Angus
HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED A C WRIGHT WELDING
Highway 10 area.
Call 501-912-3574
MUST SEE. 501-391-2913.
MINI AUSSIEDOODLE. Mini Aus-
Bulls
52 - Tiger Stripe Cows
siedoodles ready 12/8. In Mena, 4 yr old to SS (Bulk
CAREER IN AEROSPACE? Employment
Wanted 570
Arkansas call or text for more
info 479-216-1896 $1000. 479-
216-1896
4-6 yr) With 35 Blk
White Face Calves
For more info call Kent
CARPENTER WITH truck & tools
20 yrs. exp., seeks job hourly or Reading 479-518-3737 or go
sub w/company. 501-779-6049. to I40livestockauction.com
DRIVER, 33 yrs exp, seeks part for pictures.
time, driving job w/business or
FOWL. PULLETS, Ancona, Mi-
company. 501-960-7654 norca, Australorp, Guineas, $15-
PIANIST LOOKING for church to $50. chickery@yahoo.com
play for. NLR, LR area. Salary
HIRING EXPERIENCED nego. 501-580-9920.
WILL PICK up any appliances,
HEIFERS & Bulls. Registered
MINI AUSSIE Puppies. ASDR Polled Hereford. $1100-$2000.
Reg. Blk Tri’s, 9 Wks Old, UTD on 501-230-5477
AIRPLANE MECHANICS interior/exterior. Anything in your
way. Free. 501-658-3132
WILL TRADE Carpentry & house
S/W, Friendly & Sweet, Parents HOGS. TOP QUALITY BUTCHER
under 25 Lbs $250. 870-384- HOGS $200 AND UP $200.
0011
1ST AND 2ND SHIFTS painting work for clean de-
pendable vehicle. 870-692-9731 MOUNTAIN CUR, male,
5016796364

HOMING PIGEONS, for sale,

& holding office hours for a
combined total of thirty-five on
campus hours per week; delivering
both lecture & online instruction in
courses ranging from Algebra
through Calculus and Statistics;
advising students; serving on
college committees; designing
curriculum; maintaining course
records an assessments; fulfilling
other duties as assigned. Some
off-campus, night, and/or weekend
instruction may be required.
Summer teaching is optional.
Qualifications master’s degree in
Math, Math Education or closely
related field with eighteen graduate
hours in the Mathematics discipline
is required; previous teaching
experience, both face to-face and
online, in higher education,
specifically at the community
college level, is preferred.
Salary: Commensurate with
education and experience.
Please submit an EACC application,
resume or CV with three work
references, and transcripts) to:
EACC Personnel Office,
1700 Newcastle Road, Forrest City,
AR 72335. Expected date of
employment is December 9th, 2019.
Visit our website at
www.eacc.edu
Reviews of applications will
begin immediately and continue
until the positions is filled
EACC is an AA/EOEmployer.
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Little Rock School District
Little Rock, Ark
Responsible for meeting and
instruction of Secondary (High
School) French language to
assigned classes. Plans a
program of study that, as much
as possible, meets the individual
needs, interest, and abilities of
the student. Creates a classroom
environment that is conductive to
learning and appropriate to the
maturity and intestates of the
students. Prepares for classes
assigned and shows written
evidence of preparation upon
request of immediate supervisor.
Encourages students to set and
maintained high standards of
classroom behavior. Assesses
the accomplishments of students
on a regular basis and provides
progress reports as required.
Assists the administration in
implementing all polices and/or
rules governing students life and
conduct, and for the classroom,
develops reasonable rules of
classroom behavior, and
procedure, and maintains order
in a fair and just manner. Makes
provisions for being available to
students and parents for
education related purposes
outside the instructional day
when required or requested to
do so under reasonable terms.
Strives to maintain and improve
professional competence.
Requirements:
•Master degree in Education
•Arkansas Teaching license
•Two years of experience as
teacher, professor or related
Apply online at www.lrsd.org
criminal conviction or arrest
pending adjudication and/or
adverse financial history
information alone shall not
disqualify an applicant in the
absence of a relationship to the
requirements of the position.
Background checks and
substance abuse testing
information will be used in a
confidential, non-discriminatory
manner consistent with state and
federal law.
The University of Arkansas at Little
Rock is an equal opportunity,
affirmative action employer and
actively seeks the candidacy of
minorities, women, veterans, and
persons with disabilities. Under
Arkansas law, all applications are
subject to disclosure. Persons hired
must have proof of legal authority
to work in the United States.
University of Arkansas
Community College
Professional
Hope-Texarkana
Now accepting applications for
• Vice Chancellor for Finance
• Full-time Business Instructor
• Full-time History Instructor
For job description, qualification &
to apply Visit www.uaht.edu
These positions are subject to a
pre-employment criminal background
check. UAHT is an EOE/AA
Engineering 525
SENIOR CMT TECHNICIAN /
PROJECT MANAGER
Responsibilities:
• Coordinate operations of field techs
• Capable of performing special
inspections onsite.
• ACI and/or CTTP Certifications
• 3 to 5 years of experience
• Review testing/inspection data
prior to submittal
Minimum Requirements:
• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Have a valid AR driver’s license
with a clean MVR record.
Email resume to:
jworthington@mce.us.com
or shead@mce.us.com
Food Service/
Restaurants 526
DELI CREW/Baker $9.75-$11hr
Some exp. F/T & P/T. Apply in per-
son Schlotzsky’s 3421 JFK, NLR,
11815 Mara Lynn, WLR. No Calls.
Restaurant General Managers
Bring your passion for food and
hospitality to us…we provide the
training process so you can
become a manager or assistant
manager, the first step to a ca-
reer with a great brand. Apply at
http://www.pollojrlpopeyesjobs.com/
Hospitality/Hotels 527
EXECUTIVE HOUSEKEEPING
SUPERVISOR
Full time position with excellent
benefits. Experience, resume
and references required. Call
501-987-3963 for more info.
HOUSEKEEPERS & JANITORS
needed in Jacksonville
Full time with benefits.
For more information call
501-987-3963
WILL TRADE Carpentry & house Kemmer stock, 2 yrs old. $100.
$8 each obo. Call for informa-
GREAT PAY – GREAT BENEFITS painting work for clean de-
pendable vehicle. 870-692-9731
501-988-4954. Jacksonville.
MOUNTAIN FIEST Pups. 3
tion, 501-261-7731 Little Rock
15 DAYS PTO/YR AND PAID HOLIDAYS! DEPENDABLE HARD working Females. 6 Wks. Old. Triple Reg, LIMOUSINE BULLS, red or black,
honest lady will work w/Co., Bus. UTD Shots & Wr. 501-329-5245 1-3 years, $1,500 & up. Call
501-337-2164
20% OVERTIME AVAIL!! or Individual. 501-353-1057 OLDE ENGLISH Bulldogge, 3
females, 1 male, 8 wks. Serious PIGEONS, RACING Homers,
inquiry only. 870-317-2248 $8 ea. German owl & Satinette,
Triumph Airborne Structures is a FAA/JAA-approved Repair Station specializing FINANCIAL $10 ea. 870-674-8305 Roe
PEMBROKE WELSH Corgis . CKC
in the maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) of fan reversers, nacelle components, registered Pembroke Welsh Cor-
PYGMY GOAT, one male
$60.Call 501-920-6537.
gis. Will be red/white or sable.
flight control surfaces and aerostructures. Capabilities include MRO services Born 10/28/19. Will be ready
Scott, AR
for commercial and US military aircraft. for christmas. 3 girls and 1 boy PYGMY KIDS, $50-$75. Some
avilable. Located in London, bottle babies. Call for details,
Aircraft Mechanics - Maintain and repair components needed to make planes operate safely. This includes re- Arkansas. For information Call 501-516-9838
pairing, inspecting and maintaining the structural elements of the aircraft, replacing parts, and assessing whether Wendy at 479-264-1982 $650. WANTED NIGERIA Dwarf
parts need repair or replacement. 479-264-1982 goats, 2 does. 1 buck, with blue
eyes. 870-574-0651. Camden
Employees enjoy a generous benefit package, such as health, dental, vacation, 40(k), and tuition reimbursement. Business-Established POMERANIAN TCUP pup babies YOUNG LAMBS & Goats, perfect
Sale/Lease 601 pottytr cute bouncy lap lovers for 4H. $150+. 501-230-1875
Prior experienced preferred, strong consideration will be given to applicants with mechanical background. All $495+ 501-961-1910 NLR
sunshineacresranch.com
shifts available. Pre-employment drug testing will be required for employment consideration RETAIL BUSINESS consisted of
3 stores C-Store, Restaurant & Pet Supplies 722
Apply at www.triumphgroup.com Feed & Farm Supply, owner
retiring 870-830-6462. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC DOGGIE BED, $10. Call for more
Champion Bloodlines, Black Toy information, 501-475-5067
Send resumes to: tbelton@triumphgroup.com & Miniatures, Males & Females Little Rock
Available. 501-545-9811
An Equal Opportunity Employer - Minorities/Females/Disabled/Veterans DOG HOUSE, Large 3X3X3, sell
PUG PUP babies mix pottytr cute $80. Call for details,
wrinkly & chubby sweeties
501-258-2045 Bryant, AR
540 Professional 540 Professional 540 Professional 540 $275+ 501-961-1910 NLR
DOG STROLLER, small or me-
dium sz, blue check color, paid
$65,sell $40 obo. 501-843-4890
Digital Media Strategist SHAR PEI PUPPIES
Registered. 870-489-5765
DOG TRAILER.
$200. 870-246-6850 or
Fayetteville, AR sharpeiarkansas.com 870-403-2334.
Animals 701 SHIH-TZU, MALE, $450. DOG TRANSPORT box, checker
WEHCO Media and its digital solutions arm, Flypaper, is searching for a highly motivated digital analyst with heavy focus on managing Phantom Poodle, $700. Both
plate alum, accents, 3x3x2 ft,
and optimizing search engine marketing (SEM), video, and targeted display advertising campaigns to join their Ad Operations team in GUINEA PIGS, 2, lghaired & have papers. 501-206-8446 imma cu$350. 501-519-6225
their Fayetteville, AR office. If you’re analytical and love executing PPC & media campaigns, this is a perfect opportunity for you. short. $250 cage. Cute. Sell all
$175. 501-208-6136 Mrlton PET PORTER for small dog or
This position is accountable for the strategy, execution, performance, optimization, and reporting of media campaigns across multiple cat, approx. 15x12”, $20.
platforms (Google Ads, The Trade Desk, Google Ads Manager, etc) for multiple markets. Including but not limited to managing and Birds 703 501-951-1222. Maumelle.
optimizing existing PPC and audience extension components, video and audio campaigns, copy creation, and data analysis. WANTED TO Buy an Aquarium in
PARLETTES $150 each Lady good condition. Cheap or Free.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Gouldian finches. $50. Canaries
• Planning, strategic development and tactical execution of multiple paid media campaigns including PPC, audience extension, Call 870-456-9713
$50. 501-283-0176. Bald Knob
display, video, audio, retargeting and other products across multiple real-time bidding platforms.
• Manage and optimize programmatic media & PPC campaign components including, but not limited to Ad Copy, Bidding Strategy, PARROTLETS, CONURES, & Pet Services 725
Click-through Rate, Cost per Conversion, Cost per Click, Viewability. parakeets, $10 & up. For info, STANDARD AUSTRALIAN Shep-
501-772-0716 Jacksonville
• Perform strategic planning tasks to structure & optimize campaigns including, but not limited to keyword research, bid herd. Reg., Vet checked and vac-
management, ad copy, setting key performance objectives, selecting or building audience segments in a DMP. cinations. Puppy pad training.
• Optimize & Adjust campaigns to meet key objectives including but not limited to Click-through Rate, Cost per Conversion, Cost per Cats 705 Malvern $400. (501)304-0870
Click, Cost per Acquisition, Reach Goals, Goal Page Views, Conversion Rate, View-Through Rate, Brand Awareness, etc.
• Ownership of campaign optimization and budget allocation and campaign pacing. Track and understand key digital marketing BENGAL KITTENS, born July 2nd S T A N D A R D P O O D L E , A K C ,
TICA Reg. ready now. $1200+. male, white $500. Mini Aussie
metrics, analyze campaign performance, and optimize based on insights to increase conversions.
• Measurement and optimization of campaigns will be required on a regular and ongoing basis. 501-554-0183 ASDR, $500. 870-612-4058.
RAGDOLL KITTENS, Reg.,
• Generate insightful reporting based on established metrics for success. STANDARD POODLE. Female.
• Assists in producing training materials used for onboarding new customers and team members. beautiful. $500 & up. Reg. 4 Years. Spayed. Shots.
moonbeampaps@yahoo.com DOG HOUSE. new dog house
• Assists the team to collaborate with Campaign Specialists, Digital Teams, and Sales to provide strategic proposals, media plans, Excel. $650. 501-593-1111
and forecasts for potential and existing clients. ,3’x4’- 501-224-6451
RAGDOLL KITTENS TICA STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES
• Performs other related duties as assigned to ensure the success of advertiser campaigns and the overall success of the Digital 1st/2nd shots. Raised in loving
AKC. Red, Black & Apricot.
Services team. home. 417-325-6258 Males, $500. Females, $700.
Feed & Supplies 730
EDUCATION/EXPERIENCE: SIEMESE KITTENS . 7 wks old. Call 479-234-7210 Mena, AR
• Experience working in an Ad Operations role as it relates to paid search, video, audio, audience extension display/retargeting. HAY FOR SALE
seal or lilic point colors. $100. STANDARD POODLE PUPS. Good Bermuda Cow Hay
• A strong understanding of copy-writing, market research, analyzing data, conversion tracking/optimization, a/b testing, and client 501-733-5268 7 Wks. Reg. Shots. Wormed. 4x5 1/2. John Deere net wraped.
strategy is also required. Vet Checked. 501-593-1111 $40 delivered. 501-350-1606
• Proven track record of managing tasks from start to finish and the ability to think strategically, with exceptional attention to detail. CATS AND Kittens free to a good TEACUP YORKIE female, 12
• A strategic, creative mindset is crucial. home. Call 870-878-1506 for wks, vaccinated, teenie tiny stay
• Experience with PPC, Media Trading, Demand-Side Platforms (DSPs), Data Management Platforms (DMPs), Supply-Side Platforms
more information.
(SSPs), 3rd Party Ad Tracking, &/or Google Tag Manager is a bonus. small. $750. 870-751-1230 BUY IT/SELL IT
KITTENS, SEVERAL, Bob tail &
long tail, on solid food. Free. Call TOY POODLE. Black and white
KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS:
• Detail-oriented, well organized with exceptional time management. 501-666-4330 parti males 8 weeks old $500.
501-289-0519
• Ability to handle multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment, under tight deadlines.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills–Able to communicate effectively with a diverse group of stakeholders, outside Dogs 710
TOY POODLE AAA puppy babies
vendors, as well as all levels of employees, including management, creative teams.
• Highly self-motivated, strong work ethic, ability to take initiative, and a team player. BELGIAN MALINOIS, 2 females, pottytr playful lapspoiled cuties
1 male, 3 1/2 mo. old, parents$595+ 501-961-1910 NLR
• Effectively analyze data to make decisions and optimizations to improve campaign performance.
• Advanced Excel skills. on site, $250. 501-812-8033 TOY POODLE PUPS: Registered,
• Experience with paid search programs, like Google Adwords, Bing Ads, as well as Google Analytics and knowledge of principles of BICHON FRISE. Cavachon. males & females. Home raised w/ Antiques &
SEO copywriting. Cavalier. King Charles Non love. Call/Text 870-577-7158
• Knowledge of HTML and Javascript is a plus. Shedding. GTD. 501-581-6888. Collectibles 808
TOY POODLES males & females
• An understanding of the digital advertising landscape, programmatic ad buying and ad operation technologies such as demand-side BOSTON TERRIER puppy, ACA taking deposits. Vet checked ,&
platforms (DSPs) and ad servers is desirable. 8-TRACK VHS, Tapes & 33 vinyl
reg.17 wk. Female shots/wormed2 shots. 479-719-2391 25¢ /up. VCR players $25 &up
UTD. $300. 870-391-9058
YORKIE PUPPIES. APRI Reg. Pics. 501-580-4964 LR
Resumes may be emailed to tstaten@arkansasonline.com CHIHUAHUA . ACA reg pups. 4-5 S m a l l s i z e , 1 s t s h o t s a n d AIRPLANE BALSA kits of WWII,
lbs grown vet checked, UTD on wormed. $500ea 479-883-5467 17” wingspan $20. 50”wing-
WEHCO Media, Inc. is a privately-owned diversified communications company with interests in newspaper publishing, cable shots $300. 501-733-5266 span $40. 501-666-7722
television, and digital services. The company has been family-owned since its founding in 1909. It operates daily and weekly Horses 715
newspapers, magazines, and cable television companies in six states. COCKER SPANIEL pups, ANTIQUE BRASS Bed. Includes
champion bloodline. Pet & APPALOOSA HORSES, 4 brood headboard, footboard and mat-
Flypaper is a full-service digital marketing agency that supports local businesses by providing online marketing services and ideas to mares, top bloodlines, $1200 tress $275. 501-502-4454
amplify brands, grow awareness, activate customers, and retain business on behalf of our clients. We serve clients in markets in Show. 501-580-5657.
501-269-1913
Tennessee, Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Kentucky, and Texas. With a customer base of hundreds of local businesses, we have DACHSHUND . miniature ACA MULES, 14.2 hands, 4 white
proven that we can make a difference. BATHTUB, SUSSEX model,
registered pups. UTD on shots. socks, 10 years old, broke to made 1935, 5’ long, on pedestal,
Damascus $400. 501-733-5266 ride, $1,500. 870-751-1230 $1,800. 501-487-0773 Conway.

Antiques &
Collectibles 808
BED FULL size, dresser, chest of
drawer, night stand. $800 obo.
Text or call 501-413-7185.
BEDROOM SET full size bed,
dresser, vanity, mirror & seat.
$650. 501-240-9597.
BISQUE TWIN snowbabies,
Germany 1950. Perfect cond.
$100. 501-554-4892.
BOTTLE COKE, Pepsi can, 50
cent machines, working, $100
each obo. 501-851-3524
BOWIE KNIFE, antique, Silver
War Era, $1,200. Call
501-753-9541
BOWIE KNIFE, antique, Silver
War Era, $1,200. Call
501-753-9541
CARD BUILDINGS, Lionel
stations $10, all other buildings
$5. 501-666-7722 $3 ea,
CHEST OF Drawers, 2 PC., sold
by Century. $400 for both or sell
separately. 501-844-5642
CHIINA CABINET, antique,
very goood cond.,
$1,100 obo. 501-353-1057.
CHILDREN BOOKS, Antique. Dr.
Suess Books, Etc. $75 & Up.
501-315-1540 for more info
CHINA, DIANA Japan, fine por-
celain, 12 plates, 8 saucers,
$40. 501-250-3065 Vilonia Area
CHINA , FRANCISCAN Moon-
glow, service for 8 + platter,
$950. Call 501-922-4607
CHINA, MIKASA, Laguna pat-
tern, 55 pc.set $150.Nancy Drew
mysteries, $50. 501-350-9747
CLOCKS, 2, wall type, antique,
like brand new, $60 each.
501-920-7867 Sherwood
COLLECTION OF Robots, large &
small, battery & windup, etc.
$3 to $15. 501-666-7722. LR.
COOK STOVE, antique,
cast iron, 4 burner, beautiful.
$300. 501-847-3138.
ELVIS COLLECTOR phone, $30.
Coca-Cola clock $15.
501-259-2046. Jacksonville.
FOOTBALL TROPHY from
1968. $50 or make offer .
501-882-2142.
FOSTORIA. “AMERICAN” punch
bowl with matching tray & 14
cups. $100. 501-221-9659
MODEL CARS in Showcase For
Sale. $300 or best offer. Call
501-454-6088
POST CARDS set of 58 early
1900s , classic biblical scenes
on back, $100. 501-666-7722
CHINA, SWIRLING Leaves Pat-
tern, by L&M, 66 pcs. incl. 10
serv. pcs. $150. 501-337-2855
SCHOOL DESK, solid wood, an-
tique, $75 obo. Call
501-563-3087
SCHOOL DESKS, ornate
natural wood, $80 each.
501-749-6206.
STEREO CONSOLE, Antique
w/turntable & track, $100 obo.
Call 501-516-3203
STEREO CONSOLE, Antique
w/turntable & track, $100 obo.
Call 501-516-3203
THEATER SEATS, antique,
single & double, w/cushions,
all 3 for $125. 870-942-7379
TRUNK, CAMELBACK, $35 Old
wood windows, $15. Call
501-983-1445 Cabot
TYPEWRITER VINTAGE 1950
$45. Trunk $65 Extra large
cedar chest$100 501-681-0875.
Cleaning House 1328
I CLEAN HOUSES
• NLR
• Sherwood
• Jacksonville
• Cabot
• Vilonia
Refs. Provided.
Call 501-231-5966
Concrete Work 1330
• CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS
•SLABS •PATIOS
•SIDEWALKS
ANYTHING IN
CONCRETE
NO JOB TOO BIG OR SMALL
FREE ESTIMATES
501-762-3999
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And Get Results.
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& Online Readers per day.
“Our Audience,Your Customers!”
Call 378-3434
Stones,
Retaining Walls,
Natural Stones
& Patios
All types of
concrete work.
27 years experience
Call Padilla
501-400-2262
Construction 1331
•BRICK •BLOCK•
•ROCK •STONE•
• Small Construction
• Quality
Craftsmanship
Smith Mason
Rebuilders LLC
501-487-0590
Electrical 1343
ELECTRICAL
SERVICES, INC.
Over 30 years exp.
• Service Calls
• Meter Loops
• Generators
• Residential and
Commercial
Licensed & Insured
(501) 372-4798
(501) 580-6002
Antiques &
Collectibles 808
VERY OLD, very large, oxen neck
yoke, good cond, $500. Schaps,
$150. 501-467-1039
AMERICANA COLLECTION of
Liberty Fall Village, 38 ceramic
figurines, $70. 870-692-0500
BUYING OLD Records
Call 501-804-3024.r
VIETNAM VET buying estates,
antiques, guns, cars, tractors.
Call Mr. Davis 501-681-4762
WANT TO Buy:1950s-1960s All
Vintage Lingerie, girdles, stock-
ings, gowns etc 501-319-2172.
Articles Sale 810
ADULT DVD’s
$10 to $20 each.
501-613-4003
AIRPLANE BODY & tail section,
RC 3-channel receiver, more, no
wings. $70 all. 501-666-7722.
BARREL, 55 gallon, metal $10, 1
with lid, $16. Plastic, $15. $26
Food Grade. 501-551-6276
BARRELS, 55 gal, easy seal for
Deer Corn, $30. Others for
burning . $20. 501-851-8342
BATHROOM VANITY, 48”, white,
new in box, $275. Call
501-352-7054
BED FULL size, dresser, chest of
drawer, night stand. $800 obo.
Text or call 501-413-7185.
BEDROOM, 4 poster,, full, Lillian
Russell, with double dresser,
$2,900. No text 870-390-0472
BEDSPREAD & sham, new,
king size, quilted, reversible.
$50. 501-351-4951
BLANKETS, NEW, Sheet Set,
Comforters, Mattress Pads,
Quilts, $20 & Up. 501-354-8588
BOOK THAT I wrote called “My
Life & Thoughts”, very interest-
ing, $15. Call 870-413-0646.
BREAD BOX, metal, 4 container
for coffee, tea, sugar and flour,
$50 all. 870-444-4759.
BUCKETS, 5 gallon, $1.50 each.
Wire freezer baskets, $1 each
501-203-7137 McRae
BUCKETS AND lids, white, 5
gallons, were for food, $2.50
each. 501-860-4858
BU ROLLS quarter State Territo-
ry & Natl. park. Your choice, $15
ea.+postage. 870-449-4784
CANDLE STICKS, Crystal Wa-
terford, 10”, $125 each. Call
870-509-2525
CANNING JARS, assorted,
$50 for all. Metal shop desk,
$200. 501-519-0490.
CARPORT COVER , metal,
18x20x5. Install delivery.
$1018. 501-350-1419.
CARS AND Trucks, semis, re-
mote control. 1976 & up. $50+
or best offer. 501-288-2278
CEDAR POST, 3” to 8” round &
8’ long. 10” & Up. Good for rail
fence. Call 501-268-6245
CHAIN SAW, Poulan 14’’ , nice
condition, $55. Call for info,
501-835-2720
CHILDREN BOOKS, Antique. Dr.
Suess Books, Etc. $75 & Up.
501-315-1540 for more info
COMPUTER DESK & Chair, like
new, very good cond. $65
obo.Call Shelly at 479-237-3376
COOKIE JAR collection, Disney,
McCoy, Red Wing pottery &
Keebler, $300. 870-932-6389
CROCK POT: Bella Professional,
buffet crock pot., heater/warmer,
$40 obo. 773-236-6274
Garden &
Lawn Care 1354
• Fall Cleanup
• Tree Work
• French Drains
• Patios
• Complete Landscaping
• Lawn Care/Lawn Mowing
Services
• Sprinkler Winterization
A Service You Can Depend On!!!
501-541-7009
NEED HELP
WE GOT YOU COVERED
Handyperson 1356
HOME REPAIR
Paint, Plumbing, Electrical,
Carpentry, Affordable heat
& Air Cond. Service &
repair 24 hr serv. 30 yr
exp. LR, NLR, Cabot, JAX
& surrounding areas
FREE ESTIMATES
Lic’d & Insured
Complete Home Repair
& Improvement
501-286-0105
Home
Improvement 1359
AR DOOR
DOCTOR
Door Installs &
Repairs
501-607-1002
Est. 1991
FIX IT FAST
HOME
IMPROVEMENT ROOM
BUILDERS
• Painting Contractor
specializing in exterior/
interior painting.
• EPA Certified Painter
• Paint rooms, Garages,
interior/exterior Doors,
Railings & Windows
Toll Free 1-866-552-6987
© copyright reserved
PRO BUILDERS
ALL TYPES OF
REMODELING
• Painting
• Siding
• Roofing & Repairs
• Treated Wood Deck
Call Jesse
501-940-0367
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Articles Sale 810
CUTTING BOARDS, laminated
wood, $15 each.
501-539-0453. NLR.
DIABETIC SHOES 8 1/2 M $40.
Seat assist lift cushion $50.
501-312-1135
DISHES, HAND painted grape
Poppy Trail by Metlox, ser for 12
+ extras, $150. 501-350-9747
DOG TRAILER , all metal,
in good cond., $175
870-246-6850 or 870-403-2334
DOLLS, PORCELAIN. Also,
Indian figurines & whatnots,
$5.00 & up. Call 501-438-3247.
EQUALIZER HITCH, new never
used $250. RV radio 12 volt for
ATV or boat $50. 501-860-5858.
FRAMED PAINTED pictures,
small, medium & large. $50 &
up. Text/call 501-413-7185.
GENERATOR 1500 watt Coleman,
ready to go, $250.
501-413-8793
GE SIDE by Side Refrigerator
of wht.& GE Dish Washer blk..
Good cond.now in use $500.
5017676916
G.I. JOES 8 uniformed $10 ea.,
bare $5 ea. Watches $4-$10,
Vita clarinet $70. 501-666-7722
GREENHOUSE 8X8, new
condition, $2500. Free Delivery.
501-350-1419. Maumelle.
HAYWORD HAVE (4) 1 1/2”
ball values & unions, $10 each.
Call 501-240-9597
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, furn., ta-
bles, cabinet, ladder, $40+
501-765-2767
KNOWLES PLATE & Entire
character of Snow White Movie,
Plush, $30. 501-551-2740
LADY DIANE doll collection &
display case, serious inquiries
only. $1500. 501-680-4691
L I C E N S E P L A T E S , Used for
crafts and signs, $1.50 each
501-851-3524 NLR
MINK AND fox fur coat long,
very expensive. Will send Pics.
$650 firm . 501-843-5982
MODEM AND Wireless Router
$35
870-659-0372. Stuttgart.
MOVIE POSTERS, 1000 plus
titles, starting at $2 each.
501-226-9435. Hot Springs V
MUSIC STANDS, church needs,
black metal preferred. Call
501-851-3355 NLR
NURSERY SCHOOL wooden
chairs $5 ea. Table 30”x48’,
$30. Pictures. 501-580-4964
OIL PAINTING, Windows of the
World, 30x36, sell $5. Call
501-247-9302
OLD VIDEO movies on vcr’s, $25
or best offer. Also toys.
501-533-7643
PATIO SMOKER/Grill, all steel
on rollers, will last for ever.
$750. Call 501-530-1413
PEZ COLLECTION separate
figures $1, wrapped with candy
$2, and more. 501-666-7722.
PFALTZGRAFF AMERICA Din-
nerware. 8 place settings and
numerous accessories. Too
many to list. $1500. 2702457835
PHONE BOOTH, Antique,
wooden with 3 slots coin phone.
$1,200. 501-920-6537
PIANO, BABY Grand with real
ivory keys, trade for up right pi-
ano. Played daily. 501-551-2740
Home
Improvement 1359
All Types
Exterior & Interior
Remodeling
Specializing in Decks
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Plumbing 1380
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Free Estimates
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Power Washing 1382
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•Clean-up & haul off.
•Some tear downs.
•Scrap metal, haul off.
•Some tree work.
Free estimates
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Roofing 1386
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Roofing and Roof Repair on all
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501-225-4100
501-945-9451
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Articles Sale 810
PICTURE, NICE, $75 obo. 2
small cook stoves, can sit on
table, $30 obo 501-533-7643
POCKET KNIFE boker, tree brand
492 model. $80 obo.
501-882-2142 or 501-606-1314
PRESIDENT TRUMP, gold clad
coins, $12. Call for details,
501-503-7323
PUNCH BOWL Set, Wexford,
$55. Call for more details,
870-424-3899
RECORDS, VINTAGE 78s. Have
50. All $35.
Call 501-337-2855
R E F I L L C A R D from Version
Wireless. $100 card for sale.
Asking $50. Call 501-265-9950
RETIRED TEACHER, materials,
supplies, cabinets, worth $100’s
sell $100. 479-964-4242
ROCK CLIMBING Station, Step 2,
like new, mostly garage kept,
$250. Call 501-831-2629
SADDLE , Big Horn, 15” $300.
Also different saddles & Tack,
different prices. 501-283-0886
SCHOOL DESK, solid wood, an-
tique, $75 obo. Call
501-563-3087
SCHOOL LOCKERS, older style,
upper & lower, 2 sets, $80 cash.
Call 870-867-4538 Story Ark.
STAIN/FENCE & deck,Inew, 5
gallon buckets, different colors,
1/2 price, $75 ea 501-590-1628
STONEWARE, SHADES Crest,
three 8 place settings, $50 per
set 3 for $125. 870-942-7379
TANNING BED ESB Avalon.
1 Owner. Bought New. $1,100.
501-676-0795 501-951-2789
TANNING BEDS, 5. Update. Very
Cheap. Owner Must Sell. $1,000
Each & Up. Call 501-530-6277
TAPE COLLECTION, adults only,
several classics, mixed fun, all
$75 obo. 501-413-1819 LR
TRACKING SYSTEM,
Garman, like new, $1200.
870-246-6850. Arkdelphia.
VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES:
Dishes, Pictures, antiques. $3 &
up. Lamp $55. 501-681-0875.
VINTAGE STAR War Death Star
space station, $450.
501-362-8335. Heber Springs.
VIOLINS, VIOLAS, Higher line
models, excellent cond. $125 &
up. Call 501-519-6225
WANT LARGE barbeque grill &
smoker on 4 whl trailer, rea-
sonably price. 501-398-3605 LR
WEDDING BAND Set For Sale.
Size 5. $800.
Call 501-259-5413
XBOX 360 For Sale with call of
duty black oops 2 & controllers,
$100.870-456-9713
1 HORSE drawn Middlebuster
plow, $50. Call for information,
501-843-5475
AMERICANA COLLECTION of
Liberty Fall Village, 38 ceramic
figurines, $70. 870-692-0500
BOBBY JONES Clamity Jane
Putter, 1930’s, $400. Call
501-794-1694
HAVE 10 micro men kits to
be punched out & assemble
$2 each. 501-666-7722. LR.
HD METAL 55 gal. barrels,
resealable lid (3) for feed, stor.
burning, $30 ea. 501-851-8342
O G A . A C C E S S O R Y houses,
stations, apartment bldg, 22” all,
card bldg., $3 ea. 501-666-7722
SALE ON 15 trains, Lionel, Marx,
On3, & American flyer, accesso
ries. $15-$80. 501-666-7722
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Baby/Children's Building Materials 822 Cameras & Clothing 832 Furniture 840
Items 816 Supplies 826
CLOSET DOORS, bi fold, white PURSE, REAL Michael Kors BEDROOM SET, dresser/mirror,
BMW CAR, child, large, good w/hardwr, as new, 30’’x80’’, C A M E R A , C A N O N Rebel XT brand new. $125. chest, night stand, headboard,
condition but need battery. $75. $30 cash. 501-247-8288 NLR digital with all accessories, $450 501-366-8377. LR. excel, $250. 501-303-9615
501-843-4890. Cabot.
COUNTER TOPS, new, laminate, or best offer. 501-580-7527 SCRUBS, NEW, Many sizes & BEDROOM SUITE, full size,
COTS: KIDS cots, good condi- $30 & up each. Rolls of laminate CAMERA MINOLTA X700, Design, top, $9 and pants $10. 3 piece, brown , wood tone.
tion, $20 each. Call $25 ea. 501-580-4964. LR 35mm SLR w/lens, case, Call 501-354-8588 $75, 501-835-2720
501-983-1445 Cabot like new. $160. 501-258-9228. SHORTS: BRAND new, control BEDROOM SUITE, king, $150.
DOOR, 32”, new in the frame,
DOLL HOUSE Furniture, 9 exterior, metal raised panel, DEER CAMERAS For Sale, top, 2 pairs, size small, asking dining room chairs, have 8,
wooden, exc. cond. Hand made. $110. Call 501-455-0706 $50. $20. Call 501-562-6473 LR Drexel. $259. 501-838-3863.
$10. Call 501-551-2740 DOORS (26) white bifold & 28” 870-246-6850 SUITES, MEN, size 56, $100 BEDS/TWIN $100, bunk $200.
DRESSER, WHITE, solid $550. Also 56 solid 8’ NIKON N70, D70S outfit, 35 mm obo. Women clothes/suites, size Twin day bed $150. Loft bed
with hutch $325. doors $700. 501-454-5341. SLR (film) very high speed, body 22w $10 & up. 501-265-9950 $150. Pics. 501-580-4964. LR.
501-240-9597.
DOORS, OLDER assorted doors, only, $25 obo. 501-413-1819 LR TUXEDO, MEN, black, satin BEDS, TWIN, (2), couch, coffee
NURSERY SCHOOL wooden 1 outdoor, several indoor, one Carpets & Drapes 828 lapels, coat sz 52, paint sz 45 to table, foot stool, $100. Call
chairs $5 ea. Table 30”x48’, 47 regular. $50. 501-843-4890. 501-982-1220
bi-fold $10 ea. 501-519-0490
$30. Pictures. 501-580-4964 POLO, COTTON sweater blue, BUNK BED, metal, with large
FLOOD LIGHT, 24”x24” with AREA RUG, 5X8, Big Bear &
PLAY PEN, Pack-N Play, $25. Fish, Lodge Pattern, $100. . new, never worn, zipper closure, m a t t r e s s , $ 1 5 0 . C a l l
bulb, heavy duty, good cond., $25. 501-503-7323
Boys clothing, newborn to 18 $100 obo. Call 501-626-3464 501-354-8588 501-229-3097 Malvern
mo. $1 & up. 501-259-2046
HOT WATER Heater, 40 gallon CURTAINS, 2 panes, vivid color, Coins & Currency 834 CABINET/TELEVISION, 7’ H, all
QUALITS, REVERSIBLE, many natural gas, new, $355. Call size 52”D, 132” W. $35. Call for wood, 45’’ W, 25’’ D, paid $800
animals, $20. Stuff animals, $3
501-590-1628 NLR pics. 501-581-6246. Greenbrier BU ROLLS quarter State Territo- de. $250 obo. 501-843-4890
& Up. Call 501-354-8588 ry & Natl. park. Your choice, $15 CANOPY BED Set, queen, cher-
LADDER, CLIMBTEK, 12’, RUG, 6’x8’, Blue Floral, new,
SWING SET, metal, multi $75. Call 501-551-5383 North ea.+postage. 870-449-4784 rywood with mattresses, asking
swings, $25. Drone, new, $35. alumn., articulating, $50.
Call 501-813-9894 Little Rock GOLD DOLLARS, all denomina- $400 obo. 501-265-9950. LR.
870-659-0372. Stuttgart. tions, printed on 24 kt gold leaf, CHINA HUTCH/dry sink, dark
RUGS, NEW, $10 and up. Call
TRAMPOLINE WANTED free, SECURITY DOOR, for details, 501-413-1285 North $6 ea. 501-503-7323
32x80, $100. pine, great cond. Was New
please, to entertain 2 growing Little Rock VARIOUS COINS, for sale, $500 $1500, sell $750. 870-424-3899
boys. 501-208-6136 Morlton 501-838-3863, LR.
THROW RUGS, orange and and up. Call for details,
SECURTIY DOORS, two 32”, 501-562-6473 LR COFFEE TABLE,
Baseball/Trading green groups, different sizes, $5 $50. Call for info.
black with glass, great cond., or best offer. 501-247-9302
Cards 818 $80 each. 501-960-4803 Computer-Home 501-519-0490. Austin.
SHEETS, STAINLESS steel, Cellphones & Comm- Business 836 COUCH, 8’ semi circular,
B A S E B A L L C A R D S, c i r c a needs cleaning, $75.
1980’s, $10,000 and up. Call 5’ x 80’’, sell $75. Call for unication Equip. 830
details, 870-329-7898 COMPUTER DESK and chair, 501-920-8547. LR
501-562-6473 $150. School desk $10 cash
IPHONE 5S, 16 gb, works good, COUCH AND loveseat, $150. Full
BASKETBALL STAR signed/fra- TEXTURE GUN with hoppper, $100. Call for only. 870-444-4759 El Dorado.
like new, $18. size, wood bed, nice, $150.
med cards of Williamson, Bark- details,501-354-3754 COMPUTER DESK w/complete 501-250-3065
ley, etc. $25 ea. 501-666-7722 501-860-5858. Alexander
Dell Computer, $200. Call CURIO CABINETS, one large
MATCHBOOK COVERS collec- VANITY TOPS, 4. All single sinks Clothing 832 501-230-9815
w/faucetts. Two 66. One 47 1/2 $50, one small $25.
tion of 5000+, pre 1967, some COMPUTERS (2), desk top, for 870-444-4759. El Dorado.
in albums. $350. 501-666-7722 & 34 1/2. $50+ 870-942-7379 BOOTS, LADIES, size 8, Nice,
$30 each obo. Call scrap parts, working, $40 each.
WANTED TO buy two 10x10 501-529-4906 LR DESK, OAK, 20x38x28”H,
Bicycles 820 501-533-7643 real clean, $45.
garage doors in good cond.
CLOTHING, WOMEN size 6-12, COMPUTER STAND $15, 501-749-6206
501-425-9298. El Paso antique trunk $65.
BOY, 10 speed, mint cond., shoes size 9 & 10, in very good
hunter green , $100 obo. WINDOWS, GLASS, 2x2 and up. cond. $5 & up. 501-413-1285. 501-681-0875 DESK, ROLL top, white, $70. Big
tv entertainment cabinet. $75.
501-676-7611. Lonoke. C o m m e r c i a l , t i n t e d , 4 f l a t . DESIGNER SUITES, ladies 8 & COMPUTER TOWER, Dell, sell- 479-964-4242. Russellville.
$30-$100..501-442-3216
FREE SPIRIT bike, blue, up, $5 & up. Shoe 7 1/2 & 12 W ing for parts, $25. Call
501-983-1445 Cabot DESKS, 1 glass & 1 wood, $75
27”, 12 speed. $50 obo. USA MADE Hardwood flooring, $5 & up. 501-681-0875. LR
479-567-6817. Russellville. obo & $40 obo. Call
1st quality, lifetime warranty, DIABETIC SHOES 8 1/2 M $40. DELL COMPUTER with Window 501-413-1285
$1.99 sq., ft. 501-844-7740
JAGUAR SCHWINN bike, men’s, Seat assist lift cushion $50. 7 install can change to window
10. $50. 501-860-5858. D I N E T T E S E T , high table 4
7 speed, $100. Call 501-312-1135
501-672-9014 Business, Office chairs, dark cherry, $200. Cof-
FORMAL DRESSES, graduations,
Equipment 824 etc, different styles, sizes, $30+ Farm Equipment 837 fee tbl,oak, $50. 501-860-5858.
MOUNTAIN BIKE, women,
18 speed, Road Master,
COMPUTER DESK and chair,
or all $200.501-838-1970 TRACTORS: JOHN Deere 3020 DINETTE TABLE (glass top) with
chairs,, $170 obo. Bed rails,
like new. $90. 501-779-3546. Diesel. Pwr Shift.High Crop.
$150. School desk $10 cash FUR JACKET, ladies, black, twin, $30 obo. 501-533-7643
M U R R A Y U S made girls 10 only. 870-444-4759 El Dorado. large, great cond., $175. $7500. JD 2510. Diesel. Syn-
speed, Allant, $120 obo. No text 501-960-4803. LR. chro High Crop. $7500. JD 2510 FLATSCREEN TV stand,
501-882-2142 or 501-606-1314 COMPUTER DESK & Chair, like Diesel, Power Shift. High Crop. black laquer $65.
new, very good cond. $65 HIGH HEELS Pumps and Match-
NEXT STANDARD bike, 26’’, $10,000. 501-268-7971 501-425-6143. LR.
obo.Call Shelly at 479-237-3376 ing Purse, Bellini , size 7 1/2,
men’s, new, with big seat, $75. exc. cond. $20. 501-551-2740 Firewood & Fuel 838 FRIDGE. FRIGIDAIRE side-by-
Call 501-983-1445 Cabot DESK, 6X5X3, executive type, side $350 Maytag electric dryer
heavy, wood, $50. JACKET, Pants, Shirts, Cabela’s,
RALEIGH, $35. 1984 Ross, Carhartt, Boots & Jeans, $25 & SEASONED WOOD 4x8 stacks, $175. 501-314-0517
773-236-6274 LR
$150. Cannondale Adventure, Up. 501-851-8342 $95 delivered, pickup $75.
$195. 501-529-4906 DESK: STANDARD, steel, office Call or text 501-650-3548. FURNITURE. BEDROOM, living,
JACKET, BY Neiman Marcs,
SWAGMAN HANGING bike desk, $200. Call 501-312-2866 (Halton) size 42-44, really nice. SEASON FIREWOOD, 4 x 8 dining, kitchen, must sell $50
Little Rock and up. 501-231-8799 NLR
hanger, have 2, exc. cond., $50 $250 obo. Call 901-438-7280 stacked, $120 delivered. you
each. 501-240-9597. DRAFTING TABLE $300, pick up, $100. 501-744-4066 GRANDFATHER CLOCK by
MINK AND fox fur coat long,
shop desk $250. very expensive. Will send Pics. Howard Miller, beaut. chimes,
Building Materials 822 501-519-0490. Austin Furniture 840 med. oak, $300. 501-351-7063.
$650 firm . 501-843-5982
BUILDING MATERIALS, for sale. OFFICE DESK, metal, PANTS & SHORT, men 42 & 44, BEDROOM, 4 poster,, full, Lillian HEADBOARDS VINTAGE metro,
$5 and up. Call 501-230-1416 $100 obo. 27 shorts, 23 pants, $50 for all. Russell, with double dresser, $10 & up. Dresser $75. Cedar
Judsonia 501-425-9298. El Paso. Cash only 501-455-3439. $2,900. No text 870-390-0472 chest $10. 501-681-0875
CABINETS/KITCHEN, 40’ of TYPEWRITER, ROYAL, electric & PARTY DRESSES, various sizes, BEDROOM DRESSER, new HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, furn., ta-
them, white, $850 portable, works perfectly, $120. $25 & up. Coach purses $35 & cream, $100. Ornate wood bar, bles, cabinet, ladder, $40+
.501-983-1445 501-258-9228. NLR. up. 501-786-2890. Jacksonville $500. 501-454-5341. LR. 501-765-2767
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Large Multiple Estate Auction
Sunday Nov. 24th, starting at 9 am
Located at 1504 S. Leslie St. Stuttgart, AR 72160
Ponders Auction has been commissioned to sell estates from
France; England & the US. at public auction to the highest bidder.
Very Partial Listing:
Large Prominent Oklahoma City Estate: That has been in storage
for over 20 years, with great furniture, Hundreds of boxes of great
collectibles, RS Prussia, hand painted bowls and plates, chargers.
All to be sold in large lots due to the large quantity in the collection.
Floor and table lamps, art work. Kitchen and cast Iron Items, Lots
of Unusual Items. A fine load of quality items.
Rugs: Over 100 Handmade Rugs from New York for our once a
year Rug Sale! With a large assortment of sizes and designs. Bam-
boo silk, fine & super fine Oushak, Kerman, Tabriz, Kashan, Sava-
nery, Mahal, Jaipur, Heriz, Kazak, and super Serapy and Saruck. All
53-FT Semi load from West Port, MA: Filled with French, Amer-
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Modern home furnishings, great collectibles, and lots of Treasures
from Attics and much much more.
40-FT English Load: Quality BR and DR suites, Wardrobes,
Chest, Dressers, curio and bar cabinet, Draw leaf & Drop leaf ta-
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Secretarys, and lots more! This is a sale you will NOT want to miss,
Great food and Gallery Style Auction. Call for reserved seating! Go
Preview Sat 23rd 10-4 PM
For more info & terms of sale call JE Ponder 870-672-1731 cell.
Lic# 787 Building is Full! 800 Photo’s & Videos go to
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PUBLIC AUCTION TWO NEWER HOMES - EACH SITTING ON 7.5 AC LOTS
- ONE HAS A LARGE 6-BAY SHOP/OFFICE BUILDING -
ANTIQUE AUTOS, RESTORED ‘55 CHEVY, 2014 27’ CAMPING TRAILER,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd, 2019 2018 3500 RAM DUALLY, 2019 DODGE RAM & 2007 HARLEY DAVIDSON
10:00 am
1780 Galloway Rd
REAL ESTATE & PERSONAL PROPERTY
Newark, Arkansas
1998 Jeep Wrangler 4.0 6cyl 200K Miles Sahara
Edition • 2012 Polaris Ranger Side X Side 4x4
3895 Miles • 2000 Harley Dyna Glide 18K Miles •
AUCTION SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 @ 10 AM
12ft Lowe Flat Bottom Boat w/9.9 Mariner Mo- VIEWING IS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 10 & 17 (2:00-4:00PM)
tor • Fender Strat Guitar • Epiphone Junior Mod- LOCATION: 2850 Traskwood Road and 2436 Thunderbird Loop, Traskwood, AR, in the
el • Alverarvaez 12 String Guitar • Alverarvaez 6
Glen Rose School District. Bid Live Onsite or Online on the Real Estate and major items!
String Guitar • Gibson Dobro Electric (Round- Tract 1 - 2850 Traskwood Road: If you are looking for a modern southern-style home
neck) • 7 Piece Pearl Drum Set: Chrome Stand
on 7½ acres built in 2016, this 3 BR 2½ BA 2,086sf may be the one. The home is all
& Seat, High Hat and 3 Cymbals • Suzuki Electric electric w/pellet stove, and has double ovens, granite w/tile backsplash, large spacious
Piano SP-7 • Marshall MG 100 Series HDSX Amp
living room. There is a 30’x30’ covered breezeway/patio w/a rock fireplace and an attached
• 125 Peavy 400 Amp • Stroeger 45 Long Colt 30’x50’ shop w/three 12’ doors. There is a 60’x72’ block shop (inside measurement) that
Rifle • 1875 Outlaw Model 45 Cal Pistol • Rem- is less than one year old and has drive-thru bays, gas heat, 12’ doors, heated and cooled
ington 870 Pump Shotgun • Thompson Center
office area, two 12,000lb lifts (stay w/the shop). The property is all open w/several large
50 Cal Muzzle Loader XR Express • Thompson shade trees and a pond stocked w/catfish and brem. Other amenities are a storm cellar,
Center 50 Cal Triumph Muzzle Loader • 50 Cal 8’x10’ outbuilding, and a 48’x40’ pole barn that is framed (needs roof).
Black Powder • Remington Speedmaster 22 LR
Tract 2 - 2436 Thunderbird Loop: This 7½ tract adjoins Tract 1 w/access through
• Glenfield Model 60 22 LR • 9 Shot H-R 22 Long Tract 1 or off of Thunderbird Loop. This home is less then 1 year old. It is a 1,798sf 2BR
Rifle Model 923 • Beer Sign & Mirror • Harley
Davidson Memorabilia and Much, Much More!
2BA home w/electric heat and cool and a pellet stove. This will be offered in two tracts
(Home & 3.5 acres and 4 acres building site). We will offer this property separately and
as a whole.
See website for terms, conditions and a list of the personal property.
AR. LIC. #372 DONALDSON, AR.
501-384-5352
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Furniture 840
KING SIZE Bed. Includes Serta
mattress and spring box. Excel- AIR RIFLE Hatsan .30 caliber,
lent shape $750. 501-314-0517 t u n e d w i t h 2 t o 1 6 p o w e r
KITCHEN SET. Table W/4 chairs. Win. $40 a box. 501-551-3759
2 Bar stools. Baker’s rack. $425
obo. 501-249-6336 Bryant, AR
LOVESEAT, REAL leather,
burnt orange, great condition, CUSTOM LEATHER holster and
$250. 501-960-4803
LOVESEAT, TWINS, (2) match- ing at $39. 501-226-9435.
ing La-z-boys. floral pattern ex.
$125 ea. 870-692-9731
MATTRESS PILLOW TOPS -
Brand NEW. Twin $95, Full $125, GUNS, PRIVATE Collection, all
Queen $135, King $179.
5x8 rugs $39. 501-454-1095. formation, 479-243-8138
MATTRESS, QUEEN, Serta, box,
and heavy duty frame. $150.
479-567-6817. Russellvile
PORCH SWING. Solid Cedar.
NEW! Conway. Call or text. $75.
501-581-5673
RECLINER: DOUBLE recliner,
Want to buy, good cond, garage
sale price. 501-961-1910 NLR
RECLINERS, 2, La-Z-Boy,
dark green and dark red.
$20 each. 501-753-8641
SECTIONAL, 3 pieces with 4
recliners, $1,500. Call
501-844-5642
SITTING ROOM table, octagon
shape, 32x32x32, 4 legs,
ornate, $16. 501-247-9302
SOFA & Ottoman. Natuzzi Leath-
er. Navy Blue. Like new. 92 in.
wide. $300. 5012210062
SOFA, BED, Night Stand for sale.
$20 & up. Call 501-838-2569
Little Rock
SOLID OAK DINING TABLE. with 4
chairs. 40”x60” expands to 90”.
$300. 501-984-3530
TABLE, 60’’ round, glass top,
cream skirt w/liner, & charcoal
trim, $475. Cash 501-225-0698
TABLE & 6 chairs, 1956 Duncan
Phyfe, $450 obo. Sofa table
w/drawer, $50. 501-786-2890
TABLE, DROP leaf type,
round, 3 ft, sell $100.
Call 870-942-7379
TABLE, OAK, Beautiful w/claw
foot with white tile top, 6 chairs,
exc. cond. $800. 501-208-7787
TABLE WITH 4 chairs, circa
1940’s, good conditition, $250.
501-620-4090
WANT TO buy, bedroom night-
stand, 2 drawers.
501-562-9439 Little Rock
CHOICE, ETHAN Allen Couch or
nice upholstered hide away bed
couch. $250. 501-230-9815
LADY IN need of Living Room
furniture for Free. Call
870-456-9713
MR. CHOW Credenza. Retail,
$1200. Asking $350 obo. Call
501-882-2142 or 501-606-1314
SINGLE PARENT Just move to
Little Rock in need of furniture &
other items. 901-690-1227
VINTAGE OLD Telephone Table
& Seat, very pretty, darkwood,
$120. Call 501-516-3203
VINTAGE OLD Telephone Table
& Seat, very pretty, darkwood,
$120. Call 501-516-3203
Garage &
Carport Sales 841
05 ESTATE/GARAGE Sale, ev-
erything must go. Saturday,
November 23, 2019 ONLY, 8AM
until. Rain or shine sale as most
items are indoors. Furniture,
kitchen supplies, assistive de- THREE REMINGTON rifles. 300
vices, books, sewing supplies, ultra 300 short mag 222 rem
hunting clothes and more. Cash, $4250. 8707960129
Venmo and Paypal accepted.
721 Shamrock Drive North Little BUYING ALL WWII items, Amer-
Rock, AR.
Giveaways 842
DISABLED LADY looking for
bed, couch, tables, etc.
612-275-7014. Little Rock.
DISABLED MAN lookng for
furniture, washer & dryer
for free. 501-812-8210.
DONATE A home to a veterans
organization & get a tax deduc-
tion for 2019. 501-310-0615
FIREWOOD, FREE, 5 more big
trees felled on 8-28 by electric
company. 501-961-1910 NLR
FIREWOOD, FREE. Oak.
Already cut down. You must
pickup. Call 501-773-4957
FIREWOOD, FREE, Oak.
You pick up. Needs to be cut.
501-335-7443 Damascus, AR
I HAUL off junk cars, washers,
dryers, refrigerators, free of
charge. 501-398-3605, LR Area
I WILL pick up free-washers,
dryers, appliances. Call Shree
501-800-2127 NLR
I WILL pickup push or riding
lawn mowers & scrap metal for
free. Call 501-551-4590
KITTENS, YOU will love them,
few mos. old, free to good
homes. Call 501-758-7174 NLR.
MANURE, FREE. You shovel and
haul. Call 501-230-1875.
sunshineacresranch.com
MANURE, FREE. You shovel and
haul. Call 501-230-1875.
sunshineacresranch.com
MINIATURE HORSES, 2, free, to
good homes. You must pick up.
501-818-1218
PICTURE FRAMES, free, can be
revitalized. One 20x48. Five
16x20. 501-247-9302
SCRAP METAL, any type, or
aluminum cans, will pickup and
haul free. 870-552-0156
TELEVISION WANTED, 42”, in
good working condition. Free.
Call 870-830-0199
WE WILL Haul appliances,
scrap metal, lawn mowers, for
free. Call 501-672-9014, LR
WILL CLEAN out storage units,
pickup garage sale items, furn,
appls, etc, free. 501-744-8177
WILL PICK Up anything, iron,
alum, cars, trailer, garages,
sheds, free 501-297-5316
WILL PICKUP Appliances Or
Junk. Call 501-398-2777
Little Rock
WILL PICK up appliances, car
batteries, junk cars, flatscreen,
etc. 501-681-6364
WILL PICKUP scrap metal, 2x4,
junk cars, demo trailers, clean
out garages, free. 501-541-4864
CATS AND Kittens free to a good
home. Call 870-878-1506 for
more information.
FREE: VINCA, Cane & Ivy, You
Dig. Great ground cover.
501-374- 2656
FREE SMALL tube Amplifier for
parts. Call 870-444-4759 for
more information.
FREE STUFF. Need your help.
Bring your truck & we will divide
the stuff. 501-838-6970
IN NEED OF Bedroom Suite,
Dryer , Microwave & TV. Call
501-562-4762
KITTENS, SEVERAL, Bob tail &
long tail, on solid food. Free. Call side $500 obo. Washer $100 .
501-666-4330
LADY IN need of Living Room
furniture for Free. Call
870-456-9713
LADY IN Need of extensive
home repair & clean up for Free. coil, GE, 2’ Wide, 4 x 8’’, sell
Call 501-743-79752
NEED DONATION Of Linens,
Bedding, Beds, Mattresses To
Help Homeless. 501-945-7412
SINGLE PARENT Just move to
Little Rock in need of furniture & double door, exc. cond, $350.
other items. 901-690-1227
Guns &
Ammunition 843
scope. $750. 501-680-4172
AMMUNITION 5 boxes, 25/20
Winchester & 4 boxes 32/40
AUMMUNTION, 1000 rounds,
steer .308, $950 obo.
501-295-9340. Amity.
belts for concealed carry, start-
H GUN & KNIFE SHOW H
Searcy, AR
White County Fairgrounds
Nov. 23 & 24• Sat 9a-5p, Sun 9a-4p
918-659-2201 G&S Promotions
makes, $175 & up. Call for in-
MARLIN 336Y. Modified, XS Rail
and 1-4x scope. NEVER FIRED.
Considering trades for Rossi Rio
Grande or Glenfield 30A. $500.
501-944-7308
PISTOL 9MM Springfield XDS.
With Crimson Trace laser. $350.
501-365-6428
PISTOL, GLOCK 17, Gen 4, like
new, $500 obo. Call
501-297-0645 Little Rock
PISTOLS AND rifles, new in box,
all models. Sell at cost. $300 &
up. 501-960-6064. LR
PISTOLS GERMAN Lugers, two
1916 & 1917, 88%, $3500 each.
501-562-9439
PISTOL SIG P365, 9mm, NIB,
2-10 rd mags, X-ray 3 nite sites,
Gen 2. $525. 501-960-6064. LR.
PISTOL, SMITH & Wesson, mod.
629, doc 44 mag w/scope, 6”
bbl, $1,150 obo. 501-590-5742
REVOLVER, SMITH & Wesson,
model 63, 22, exc cond, $500
firm. 501-206-2305 Heber S
RIFLE, 223 Ruger w/folding
stock. Also MKA 1919 ,12 gau,
$500. 501-952-4444. LR.
RIFLE REMINGTRON 22,
bolt & tube fed, clean, $380.
501-258-9228. NLR.
RIFLES AND shotguns, private
collections, $100 and up.
501-258-9137 Lonoke, AR
RIFLE, SAVAGE Axis 7mm-08,
bold action, 1 box shells. $325.
501-860-5858. Alexander.
RIFLES: SEVERAL Rifles,
compound bow & Pistol. $300 &
Up. Call 501-831-1510
RUGER AR-556 MPR:. New
cond, 18” bbl, m-lock, sling, 3
mags, LR, $650. 501-804-7881
RUGER AR-556 MPR. Rifle Pkg:
Scope, mounts, sling, 3 mags,
case. $1100. 501-804-7881
RUGER SR40C pistol. SW .40 9
rounds. Stainless steel and black.
$350. $350. 5016804948
SHOTGUN, BENELLI Super Black
Eage II, new cond. $1,150. Call
870-692-2629
SHOTGUN, BERETTA A300, 12
gauge, new in box, $550. Call
870-403-1914 Gurdon, AR
SHOTGUN, REMINGTON Model
1100, 12 gau, w/30’’ full choke,
rib bbl. $500. 501-605-6716
SHOTGUN WINCHESTER 12ga.,
model 97, 1928, take down,
$950. 501-487-0773. Conway
ican, German, Japanese & Flight
Jackets. CASH 501-744-5273
GUNS, DOUBLE Barrels,
Winchester and others, $300
and up. Call 501-804-8114
WANTED TO Buy M1 Garands
single or collections,
501-448-2523 leave message
Heaters & Air
Conditioners 844
AC WINDOW units, 5,
6000 btu to 10000 btu
$125 & up . 501-618-1948. LR.
AIR CONDITIONER,
Frigidaire,window unit, 110 V,
15k btus, $150. 501-865-6383
AIR CONDITIONER, Heat &
cooled, 12,000 BTU Window
Unit, $225. 501-813-9894
AIR CONDITIONER, New 2 Ton,
Rudd, mobile home pkg unit,
$1385. 501-590-1628
AIR CONDITIONER Unit, 2 1/2
ton Carrier, excellent cond.
$1,500. Call 501-744-3388
AIR CONDITIONER, window,
110 volt, like new. $90.
501-327-7928. Conway.
FIREPLACE ELECTRICAL
movable heater. $200
negotiable. 501-425-6143
FIREPLACE INSERT,
gas, $125.
501-838-3863. LR.
FURNACE, UPFLOW, gas. AC, 2
1/2 Ton, electric, $200 each.
Call 501-983-1445
WANTED TO buy electric heater
air handler, used in good cond.
501-425-9298. El Paso.
Home Appliances 846
BLACK STOVE $350.
Deep freezer medium,
$170 obo. 501-618-1948.
DEEP FREEZER, 6’ horizonal,
needs repair. $100 obo.
501-920-8547. LR
DRYER, ELECTRIC, LG, New,
White, $400. Stove, Samsung,
Elect. $400. 501-563-4157 NLR
DRYER, NEEDS a fan belt, $70.
Call for information,
501-533-7643
DRYER, SAMSUNG, Electric,
late model, very nice. $300. Call
501-835-4106
FREEZER/CHEST, small, 5.8 cf,
$100 Cash only. Cash.
501-613-4003
HEATERS, 2 propane gas, for
house, auto light, $25 ea.4 radi-
ators, $10. 501-413-0375. NLR.
LADY IN Need of Washer and
Dryer. Call 479-340-3211
Little Rock
MICROWAVE, 2, $25 each.
Deep fryer $25.
501-860-5858. Alexander.
MICROWAVE, 2, $25 each.
Deep fryer $25.
501-860-5858. Alexander.
MICROWAVE LARGE $40.
Toaster oven $20.
501-786-2890. Jacksonville.
MICROWAVE, PINT size, $12.
Baker convection oven $20 or
$30 all. 479-964-4242.
MINI FRIDGE, 3.6 cf, w/upper
ice box, black w/stainless door.
$50. 501-813-9894.
OVEN BUILT-IN electric, digital,
white, 24 3/8 x 22 3/8 x28 3/8
tall. $75 obo. 501-580-4964. LR
REFRIGERATOR $150 & side by
501-425-9298. El Paso.
REFRIGERATOR, 2 dr., large,
needs a little work. self defrost.
$75 obo. Call 901-438-7280
REFRIGERATOR EVAPORATOR
$20. 501-529-4906 LR
REFRIGERATOR, FRIGIDAIRE,
white, icemaker, exc cond,
$275. Call 501-442-3216
REFRIGERATOR HOTPOINT,
501-352-6180. LR
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Home Appliances 846
REFRIGERATORS, STOVES,
$125. Microwave , $50. Dish-
washer, $80. Call 501-517-0984
REFRIGERATOR, WHITE,
Whirlpool $125. Washer,
Admiral, $125. 501-554-4892.
STOVE, WHIRLPOOL, gas, al-
most new, white with black gray,
$275. 501-773-4957
STOVE, WHIRLPOOL,
smoke glass, gold & black,
$150. 501-838-3863.
W A S H E R , $ 1 2 5 . Gas stove,
$125. Electric dryer, $100.
Freezer, $75. 501-912-1267 LR
WASHER/DRYER, $450.
Call for details, 501-983-1445
Cabot
WASHER & DRYER sets $300
& up., 5 refrig. $200 & up. Gas
stove $225. 501-618-1948.
WASHER, MAYTAG, Heavy Duty,
Dryer, Norge, 220 elect. $245
pair. Call 501-851-8342
WASHERS , MAYTAG or GE,
Dryers, Kenmore, Gas or 220
Elect. $150 ea. 501-851-8342
WASHERS, TWO, $50 and $100.
Will deliver. Call for details,
501-762-9328 Hot Springs area
WILL PICKUP Appliances Or
Junk. Call 501-398-2777
Little Rock
WILL PICK up appliances, car
batteries, junk cars, flatscreen,
etc. 501-681-6364
LADY IN Need of washer &
electric dryer for free. Call
501-562-4762
Hot Tubs / Spas /
Pools 847
JACUZZI TUB, black & brass,
cost $2500, sell $800.
501-454-5341. LR.
JACUZZI, WHIRLPOOL, 5 ft ,
with 10 jets bathtub, BRAND
NEW, $250. Call 501-590-1628
POOL CLEANER, Polaris, extra
long hoses $250, in ground pool
stairs no rail $50. 501-454-5341
SAUNA HEATER, Metos ,excel-
lent condition, heats up 16 sq.ft.,
rock, $225. 501-838-1970.
SWIMMING POOL wanted for
mother’s health, garage sale
price please. 501-961-1910 NLR
TUB/WHIRLPOOL type, 3x6,
real heavy, works, $300.
Call 870-942-7379. Sheridan
Jewelry &
Diamonds 848
DIAMOND RINGS, 2, .49 Mar-
quise, $900. .76, $1600. 14 kt-
Tiffany, nib. 501-562-9439 LR
RING, IRRADIATED blue
diamond, 1/2 carat, $200 obo.
501-707-7639
RING, MEN’S, beautiful, dia-
mond cluster, 14 kt gold, size
10, $1900. 501-428-3613
RING, MENS, Vintage, 32nd
degree Mason, Unique, size 11
1/2, $750. Call 501-831-2629
W A T C H O M E G A Seamaster
stainless, bought 1961 Spain.
$2500. 501-487-0773. Conway
W E D D I N G B A N D , men’s,
wanted to buy, about sz 11, have
$100. 501-961-1910 NLR
WEDDING BAND Set For Sale.
Size 5. $800.
Call 501-259-5413
Lawn, Garden
Supplies 850
GARDEN EQUIPMENT,
all kinds. $10 & up.
501-350-8810. Scott
GARDEN TRACTOR, plus 2
pieces of equipment, $2700
501-983-1445
GREENHOUSE 8X8, new
condition, $2500. Free Delivery.
501-350-1419. Maumelle.
HAY MOWER, John Deere
Mowing Machine, 9’, $3,500.
Call 501-283-0886
LAWN MOWER, 21”, kobalt
electric, 13 amp, mulch or bag,
$100. 501-860-5858. Alexander
LAWN MOWER, Bad Boy, 54”
cut, 747cc, Kohler engine, like
new, $3,200. 501-230-9815
LAWN MOWER, Craftsman Big
Wheel, runs good, $100. Call
501-835-4106
LAWN MOWER, Craftsman Big
Wheel, runs good, $100. Call
501-835-4106
LAWN MOWER, push,
Murry 10hp,, other parts $50.
479-567-6817. Russellville.
LAWN TRACTOR, Kubota, older
model, 2 cyl., eng., $600 obo or
trade. Call 501-882-2142
MOWER DECK Only for a 582
Cub, 44” cut, $125 cash. Call
870-867-4538 Story AR
PATIO FURNITURE, white
wicker, 5 pc. set, very nice,
$400 obo. Text 501-413-7185
PATIO SET, 5 piece, wrought
iron, umbrella & stand, $140.
Gas grill $60. 501-847-3138
PATIO TABLE, wrought iron with
3 high backchairs, $100.
501-519-0490.
PUSH LAWNMOWER sale, some
like new, $40 obo and up. As is.
501-297-5316
RIDING LAWN Mower, 23 hp., in
great cond., ready to mow,
$500. Call 870-246-6850
RIDING LAWN Mower, Lawn
Man Bug, need minor work,
$250 firm. Call 501-844-5642
RIDING MOWER, Craftsman DYT
4000, 20 hp, 42’’, w/bagger,
$600 firm. 501-318-4999
RIDING MOWER, Murray, 11 hp,
$175 obo. Call 773-236-6274
Little Rock
RIDING MOWERS, 3, all Crafts-
mans, all in good running cond,
$500 each. 501-241-1988
RIDING MOWER, Scott by JD, 16
1/2 hp Kohler, 42”cut, needs
works. $300. 501-455-3439
TILLER, TROYBILT, $400.
Riding mower, Troybilt Super
Bronco, $400. 501-835-9556
WANTED: ANY lawn mowers,
tillers, go carts, 4 Wheelers,
free or cheap. 501-231-8316
WANTED PATIO furniture,
Call 501-425-6143.
Little Rock.
WEEDEATER, MURRAY Hyper
Tough, 25cc, $40.
Call 501-778-2712
WEEDEATER NEW in box,
never been used. $75.
870-444-4759. El Dorado.
YARD VACUUM, Yardman,
shreds & vacuums leaves &
limbs. $250. 501-680-4172.
Machinery & Tools 852 $.50 cent each. 501-666-7722
BULBS, 1 box (50) sell $1 each. good shape, need to sell. $250.
Table saws (2), $100 & $300. 870-246-6850 or 870-403-2334
Call 501-230-9815 Searcy, AR
CHAIN HOIST 3/4 ton $75.
Impack drill 3/4” drive, electric,
$50. 501-539-0453. NLR.
CHAIN SAW, Homelite, 14’’, 12x16 $2895. Ken 501-224-6451
electric, nib, paid $60, sell $40.
501-562-9439 LR
CHAIN SAWS, HUSQUVARNA,
older 359 & brand new 545, STORAGE SHED, new, Lifetime, WANTED to buy full/queen size
$240 to $420. 501-254-8142
GAS WELDER. Lincoln Ranger $2299, sell $1k. 501-690-8733
10 plus 1200 hrs. $1300.
5017726260
GENERATOR, 10 HP, 5250 run-
ning W, mounted on $200 stand. V A C U U M C L E A N E R , h o m e , for work, kids & sick father,
$500. 501-475-5067
GENERATOR, STAMFORD With
Chango Hai Diesel Eng. $1,200. VACUUM CLEANER, hyla, and
501-951-2789 501-676-0795 accessories, good condition,
HAND AND power tool sale, lots
of good stuff to choose from, VACUUM CLEANER, Kirby, Ulti-
$25 and up.501-297-5316
HAND AND Power Tools, all
kinds for all jobs, $10 & Up. Call Sporting Goods
501-838-2569
HAND TOOLS/retired mechanic, COMPOUND BOW, all accesso-
in Matco tool box, $40k value, ries with carrying case, $100.
sell $25k. 870-659-5941 Hazen 501-762-9328 Hot Springs area
Machinery & Tools 852
LINCOLN 220 Volt welder,
like new, $225
501-413-8793.
METAL BAND saw, Bain Bridge,
horizontal. $100. Rockwell table
saw, $100. 501-327-7928
NAIL GUN Senco framing and
finish $175. Winch cables, new,
3/8” $1.50 ft. 501-539-0453.
PAINTERS FRESH Air Syst.
Compressor, Mask & Hose, $75.
Call 501-442-8147
PAINT RIG, high valule,
low pressure, croix turbine.
$75. 501-749-6206.
PIPE WRENCHES 12” to 48”.
$15-$200. Pipe hot tap tool
1/2”-2” $500. 501-539-0453.
POWER TOOLS. Assorted.
$25 & up.
501-519-0490. Austin.
ROUTER, 25k RPM, mounted on
table with great switching sys-
tem, $65. 501-413-1819 LR
SCROLL SAW, Ryobi, 16”, for
sale, only $50. Call for more
details at 501-753-9013
SHALLOW WELL pump,
Craftsman, good cojditon. $150.
501-327-7928. Conway.
TABLE SAW: Delta 10”
Contractor Table Saw, $550.
Call 501-240-9597
TABLE SAW, Skil, $200.Tool
Box, $90.Hammer drill, $25.
Call 501-612-3924
TOOLBOX, WEATHER GUARD
Itemizer model, very good cond,
$800 obo. Cash 773-236-6274
TOOLS & BOX, Air tool,
Compressor& floor jack.
All $600. Call 501-454-6088.
TOW BAR, Road Master Falcon,
used 1 time,$300.
501-860-5858. Alexander.
WACKER PACKERS, have 2,
Honda motor, plate compactor.
$300. 501-442-3216. LR.
WELDER, LINCOLN Ranger 8,
with generator, 107 hours,
$3,500 obo. Call 501-804-3749.
WELDING CABLES, used
different gages and lengths, up
to $2 ft. 501-539-0453. NLR
WHEEL COLETTES two, $15
each. 1 diamond wheel, 1 1/4 x
6’’ x 3 32, $20. 501-475-5067
SALT DOGG, SPHE Sand
Spreader, $1,500.
501-617-1759 Hot Springs
WANTED SCAFFOLDING, HD old
school pipe w/safety rails. 2
story expandable. 479-223-2642
Medical Supplies 854
BACK BRACE $20, walker $10,
etc. Call for info.
501-265-9950. LR.
DIABETIC TEST strips wanted,
will buy most brands or any type.
Pay to $10/box. 501-291-2228
DRIVE METAL oxygen bottle
holder, used, $12. Call
501-529-4906 Little Rock
HOSPITAL BED, adjustable,
with bedding. $150.
501-454-7142. NLR.
LIFT, INVACARE 450 Hoyer lift,
like new, $700. Adult diapers $7.
501-225-5323. Little Rock.
PULL UPS, adult, new,
medium & large, $5 package.
501-351-4951. Jessieville.
SCOOTER, GO-GO Elite Traveller,
new battery. $350. Bdside
commode. $20. 501-327-7928.
SHOWER CHAIR, large, sit down
type, $25. Rotating Shower
Chair, $15. 501-259-2046
WALKER WITH Seat, basket and
hand brakes. $80. Call
501-349-4528
WHEELCHAIR, HOVEROUND,
heavy duty, never used,
$500 obo. 501-920-8547. LR.
WHEELCHAIR, PRIDE Mobility
Jazzy Select Elite, batteries,
$500 obo. 501-226-5855
Musical
Instruments 856
DRUM SET, 5 pcs, heavy duty
hardware, $600 cash only. Call
501-613-4003
D R U M S E T , by Sunlight, 5
drums, 3 cymbals, $100. Call
501-250-3065
DRUMS TAMA Silver Star 5 pc
pedals Zildjians stands.
THRONE.$750.501-413-1819 LR
FENDER BLUES JR TWEED:. Like
new 2019, 15W, all tube, 12”
Jensen, LR $525. 501-804-7881
FLUTE BY Artley, solid silver,
$300 obo. 501-606-1314 or
501-882-2142. Beebe.
GUITAR AUSTIN flat top,
like new cond., $125.
501-574-2317. Bryant.
GUITARS, 6, exc cond,
$100-$300 ea. Trumpet, gold,
w/case, $120. 501-416-5461
KARAOKE/PA, system Vocopro
Gig Star II, portable, 100 watts,
pics. $175. 501-580-4964. LR
METRONOME, FRANZ, electric,
w/sound and light, $35. Ask for
pictures. 501-581-6246
RECORDS, VINTAGE 78s. Have
50. All $35.
Call 501-337-2855
TROMBONE, 2 cases , real good
condition, $1,000.
501-230-1606 or 501 278-7191
VIOLIN WITH Case, $150.
Please call for details,
501-983-1445 Cabot, AR
Physical Fitness
Equipment 857
EXERCISE GLIDER, Gazelle, $40.
Call for more details,
501-672-9014
EXERCISE TOWER, like new,
white, $100. Call 773-236-6274
Little Rock
GLUE BLASTER By Big Fitness.
Like New. $400.
501-676-0795 501-951-2789
HEALTH WALKER exercise
machine with weight set combo.
$35. 870-659-0372. Stuttgart.
INVERSION TABLE, IRONMAN
ATIS 5000 AB training like new,
$250. 501-470-9665. Conway
PHYSICIAN SCALES, Detecto,
weight & height, 350 lbs., good
shape, $150 obo. 870-653-6840
TRAMPOLINE, 14’ with safety
net, good condition, $75. Call
501-350-4386
Pianos & Organs 858
PIANO, MEISTER, 1920’s,
Antique, Free. Call
501-362-5101 or 501-206-5345
PIANO MUSIC, 60+ books and
supplemental books. All ages.
PIANO, UPRIGHT, Antique, in
Portable Buildings 860
AffordableQualitySheds.com
8x12 $1895 12x12 $2295
SOLEXX GREENHOUSES,
gardens, w/shelves & grow bags, tire maches , in good condition,
all sizes, $1k+.501-838-6390
15 x 8, dual entry, plastic, retail
Sewing Machines
& Vacuums 864 870-818-4466. Camden/
$45. Floor polisher, $40.Both free/cheap. Call 501-712-9045
auto, wood floors 501-503-7323
$225. 501-753-9775 NLR
mate G Series, w/attachments,
$150. 501-602-8120
866 400 parts. Also 185 Kubota
Sporting Goods 866
DEER CAMP stove, WWII, SS,
Bivouac stove, 22”wx26”dx
43” h . $75.501-455-3439
DEER STANDS, have 3,
all metal, $500.
870-246-6850 Arkadelphia
DEER STANDS, Wooden box , (2)
12’x4x4’s & (2) 12’ 4x6, $300
each 501-254-8142
FISHING EQUIPMENT,
rods & reels, no junk, $125 and
up. 501-450-0182. Greenbrier
GOLF CART TIRES on rims, size
18x8.50-8, have (4), $80. Call
501-230-9815
GOLF CLUBS, ladies, left hand,
with bag, complete set, like new.
$200. 501-676-7611. Lonoke.
GOLF HOT Springs Village -
Membership, 1 year, $225
.501-984-0654
HOOP NETS 3.5’, 3’ fiddler nets,
tared & ready to fish $160 each.
870-317-4815. Wynne.
ICE HOCKEY table,
new in the box. $20.
870-659-0372. Stuttgart.
JERSEY, Dallas Cowboys Tony
Romo, Framed. $125. Call
501-596-3672
LONGHORN, MOUNTED, 3 sets,
$300 each or $750 for all. Call
501-251-5666
POOL TABLE, 6’, good condition,
$350. Call for details,
773-236-6274 Little Rock
RELOADING EQUIPMENT.
Everything must go! Over $5,000
worth of equipment. Too much to
list. $1,550. 501-563-6588
SECRETARY DESK chairs,
assorted, for deer stand.
$10 ea.. 501-519-0490
SNOW SKIS and boots, Sims,
roller carrying case, pictures,
$175 obo. 501-580-4964. LR
BOBBY JONES Clamity Jane
Putter, 1930’s, $400. Call
501-794-16942
BUSHNELL, LYTESPEED 400,
precise laser ranging system,
$120. 501-519-6225
Hunting 867
DEER CAMP stove, WWII, SS,
Bivouac stove, 22”wx26”dx
43” h . $75.501-455-3439
DEER TREATS
Swamp Chomp, (Rice Bran,
Corn, Peanut, Soybeans).
Deer Trail Delight
(Corn, Peanuts & Soybeans).
Food Plot Mix, Corn
Call 870-672-1930
DUCK & DEER LEASE Bradford, AR,
Bottoms, White River 120 acs,
$2685, 90 acs $1685. 501-454-3457
DUCK HEAD Prints (4)
Manard Reese, in frame.
$400 ea. Call 501-940-5983
DUCK LEASE abuts USFWS Bald
Knob $9000 per season
80 acres 2 pits 501-581-8422.
HIT & Miss Duck club located in
Carlisle, AR now accepting new
members. 4 Pit Blinds, Flooded
Timber. Rooms available, please
call Gene Reed 501-834-3817
or Bill Humble 501-607-2200
for more details. 501-834-3817.
HUNT & Fish. White River Wild
Life Refugee, near Holy Grove AR
Lodge furnished or unfurnished,
2BR, $6000 a yr. 870-536-6000
SECRETARY DESK chairs,
assorted, for deer stand.
$10 ea.. 501-519-0490
TV, Stereos &
Radios 870 fee $10. No pets and no smoking
8-TRACK VHS, Tapes & 33 vi-
nyl 25¢ /up. VCR players $25
&up Pics. 501-580-4964 LR
ENTERTAINMENT THEATER
hooks to back of TV w/8 speak-
ers, $150 obo. 501-288-2278
FLATSCREEN, 46” Orian,
$125 or best offer.
870-659-0372. Sttutgart
RADIO, VICTOR storm tracker JAX: 2 BR., 1 1/2 BA
elite, weather & tv, with light. Townhouse, new carpet, fen. bk Walmart. Close To I30. Up To 15
$100 obo 501-843-4890. Cabot. yd. $595 mo. 501-626-7342
SOUND BAR, LG with subs in
great condition. $120. Call
501-596-3672
SPEAKER, 2’ H, gray, carpeted,
wood cabinet, speaker plug in,
$50. 501-529-4906
SPEAKER BOX For 3 Speakers, BR., 1 BA, CH/A, W/D Conn. kitc.
$25. 3 TV monitors screen, $5
each. Call 501-354-8588
SPEAKERS, PAIR of Electro-
v o i c e , 1 9 6 0 ’ s $ 5 0 0 Unfurnished
501-882-2142 or 501-606-1314 26 EDGEMEONT Drive, 3 BR., 1 moth Springs on Hwy 289. 103
STEREO CONSOLE, Antique
w/turntable & track, $100 obo.
Call 501-516-3203r
TELEVISION CABINET console,
46x27x75, dark solid wood,
‘50’s $395 firm. 870-942-7379
TELEVISION, PIONEER, plasma,
50’’, flatscreen, excellent cond,
$150. 501-413-1819 LR
TELEVISION SAMSUNG 55” big
screen excellent condition, $450 525 RICKY Racoon, Jacksonville, wheel access. Large timber. Lots
obo. 501-288-8353. McRae AR
TELEVISION WANTED, 42”, in right next to Sherwood line. In- pond. $500 down; owner
good working condition. Free.
Call 870-830-0199
TURNTABLE, PIONEER For Sale. available upon approval. Avail- MAUMELLE, AR. For Sale (Lot
$200
501-753-9775
TV STAND 22x37x21” H,
curved front glass, nice.
$25. 501-749-6206
Video Games 872
XBOX 360 For Sale with call of
duty black oops 2 & controllers,
$100.870-456-9713
Wanted To Buy 874 3BR/1BA.
$ WATCHMAKER ITEMS $.
Private Collector Buying Wrist
& Pocket Watches in any
Condition, Watch Parts, Tools
& All Related Items! Seeking
Watchmaker Estates & Accu-
mulations!
35 YEAR Member of NAWCC
REFERENCES AVAILABLE,
Please Call David, 314-779-
7380
BUYING ALL Action figures
diecast, related toys, & collecti- CH/A. Carport & Laundry Room.
bles. Text 501-909-2180.
CARRY ALL wamted to buy for Licensed Agent. 501-580-3649
car, small, 4 ft. Yard sale price
please. Call 501-961-1910 NLR
CHINA, WEDGE Wood, wanted
Wild Strawberry Pattern. Call
870-509-2525
TRANSMISSION AUTO., to fit a
1999 Toyota Camry or fix one NLR. 3 Br. 1 Ba. Brick. Hardwds.
w/no forward. 501-851-8342
TRANSMISSION FOR Honda
1999 CRV, will work w/other NLR, 705 Graham Ave. 3 BR., 1
Hondas, cheap. 501-297-5316
WANTED: ANY lawn mowers,
tillers, go carts, 4 Wheelers,
free or cheap. 501-231-8316. NLR. OLD Mill Area. 3529 Loch
WANTED FREON. R12 R500 wds. $1250 Mo. 501-612-1726
R11. We pay CA$H. Cert.
professionals. 312-291-9169
RefrigerantFinders.com/ad
WANTED OUR English
Language Text book, grade 3
w/pink stripes. 870-444-4759
WANTED TO buy coats 7060 AX
possible others. 501-425-9298.
bookcase headboard.
501-835-3810 North Little Rock
WANTED TO buy Mazda Miata
for parts, 1990-1998.
WANTED VEHICLE, good cond,
WANT TO buy 4’x4’ drag harrow.
Call 501-733-5781 or leave
message
WANT TO buy anvils, 4, 6, 7, 1039.
Call 501-467-1039
Malvern
WANT TO buy a Polaris 300 &
parts. 501-983-1445
WANT TO buy yard sale items.
Before or after the sale.
Call 501-269-9505
Wanted To Buy 874
WE BUY Junk Cars, Top Dollar
Prices. Call 501-672-9014
Little Rock
WOULD LIKE TO Buy Bee
Equipment & 20 Frame
Extractor. Call 870-673-7176
BUYING OLD Records
Call 501-804-3024.
WANTED: PICKUP truck,
2002-2010.
Call 501-802-2606
WANTED CARLTON Sheets Real
Estate Horse & Amer. Test
kitchen DVD. Call 501-592-3526 SHERWOOD. 1 BR. 2 BA. Office
WANTED SCAFFOLDING, HD old
school pipe w/safety rails. 2
story expandable. 479-223-2642
WANTED TO Buy Boat Trailer for
1 6 ’ a l u m i n u m b o a t . C a l l Commercial
501-831-1947
W A N T E D T O Buy Running
Boards for 2007 Astro Mini Van.
870-295-6828 or 870-295-1119
WANTED WHITE Body Parts For
2011 Chevrolet Silverado 1500. 501-951-3124 or 501-690-2872
Call 501-553-1692
RENTALS
Apartments,
Unfurnished 901
CAPITOL VIEW AREA
Barton Oaks Apts. NO DEPOSIT
SPECIAL. 1 & 2 BR newly
remodeled. 501-375-5216.
NOW LEASING
COURTYARD COTTAGES
Active Senior (55+) Apts.
1 & 2 BR’s
Call Bryant 501-847-3002
Call Jacksonville 501-241-0811
PARK PLAZA & UALR Area, 2
BR., & 1 BA & 1 BR., & 1 BA.
Newly remodeled, $495 per.
mo. No dep. 501-207-2965
Apartments,
Furnished 903 Garland County 1030
LR: $595 Move In Special. Priv.
entrance, 1 BR, Den, BA, Kitc.,
laundry, All furn. & Bills Paid
SpaceInMyPlace.com/ar4092.
Call Mr. Hill 501-413-0021
Condominiums,
Unfurnished 915
8 TOWNE Park Court. 2BR/2BA.
Newly remodeled condo in West
Little Rock; Water and gas paid;
$800 per month and $800 de-
posit. 870-718-8999
Duplexes,
Unfurnished 925 ARKADELPHIA, AR.1838 Center
2409 S Louisiana St. 2BR/1.5BA. 2 Ba. Carport. 870-403-3001
2 Bed 1.5 Bath 2 Living areas
Washer/Dryer Refrigerator $650. BRINKLEY LOG Home, 3br, 2 1/2
5017658181
636 BRIERLEY. 2BR/1.5BA. App U.S. GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
$650. 501-772-5139
HILLCREST, 208 N. Rose,
2 BR, 3 BA Townhouse, all
electric, $950 mo.
501-666-6299
JACKSONVILLE, 2 BR., 1 BA,
CH/A, no pets, $450 per. mo. + Lots & Acreage
$300 dep. 501-951-1939
LR, KINGWOOD, 121 Indian
Trail, off Keithley, 2 BR.,
hardwood floors, apt. size W/D. hills, streams great for tubing,
$650 mo. 501-666-6299.
NLR, BURNS Park & Levy , 2
furn. $550 /mo. 501-753-3817
Houses,
931
BA, W/D Conn. Fenced
backyard, Ch/A, $750 mo.+
deposit. Call 501-779-3839
AR . 3BR/2BA. Jacksonville home of deer and turkey, (some elk),
cludes appliances, 2 car garage, financing. 870-448-2634.
$950 mo./ $600 deposit pets
able Dec 1, 2019 $950. 501-
250-4412
BROADMOOR-2301 Ridgepark
3 BR, 1.5 BA , 1 car gar. $775
mo. 501-666-6299.
JACKSONVILLE, 2 BR, 1 BA,
Quiet Area, $395 mo. + $300
dep. 501-232-2440
JACKSONVILLE, 370 N. Oak Ct.
No Pets. $650 month,
$500 dep. 501-563-1419
LR, 3BR., 1 BA., stove & refrig.,
2 utilities incld, no pets. $600
mo. + dep. 501-247-6876
MIDTOWN 7402 L, 2 BR., 1 1/2
BA, den, fenced yard. $900 mo.
501-666-6299.
NLR, 1418 Parker St., 5 BR., 3
BA, all appliances, $1,400 mo.
+ $1,400 dep. 501-690-2850
NLR. 1817 Schaer. 2 Br. 1 Ba.
$600 Mo. Stan McLellan,
NLR, 2 br., 1 ba., CH/A, kitc. &
W/D Furn. $495 mo. + $300
dep. Call 501-232-2440
Fen Yard. No Pets. Hud OK. $925
Mo. $400 Dep. 501-590-1628
BA, CH/A, wooden floors, very
clean, $795 mo. + $795 dep.
Call 501-804-6061
Lane. 3/2. 1 yr old. Remod. Hd-
SCOTT, 10544 Hwy 165 W. 2 Br.
1 Ba. Small House. $450 Mo.
$450 Dep. 501-519-4206
SHERWOOD, NEW Home, 3 BR.,
2 BA, No pets. $1,100 mo. +
$1,100 dep. Call 501-580-5538
SOMA/QUAPAW: 2411 Louisi-
ana St. 2BR/1BA. Fully restored
historic cottage, 1300 sq. ft.
$1200. 501-590-2387
SWLR, 3 BR., 2 BA, very large,
big fen. yd. quiet area,
Metropolitan Housing Ok. $995
mo. + dep. Call 415-298-1479
Mfg. Housing
Unfurnished 945
JACKSONVILLE, 3BR, 2 BA,
Mobile Home, $600 mo. No
Deposit. Call 501-596-3420
JAX: 1BR Camper ALL UTILI-
TIES INCLUDED!! $450 Month.
No Deposit. Call 501-596-3420
LANDMARK 3Br.1Ba. W/D Conn.
Porch, View. Shed. $450 Mo.
$250 Dep. 501-837-5692
Area, All Elect., CH/A. $475 mo.
+$350 dep. 501-425-1662
Industrial,
950
BENTON-Office Warehouse
space, 5000 s.f. $1700 mo.
Warehouse space, 3750 s.f.
w/a truck loading dock $1700
mo. 6948 Alcoa Road.
Rooms / Board 980
LR, UTILS pd.: $125 wk. + 125
dep. 1516 West Charles Bussey
Ave. Call 501-960-7009.
WLR: FURN. room, clean, QUIET
safe. Utilities & cable included.
$460 mo. 501-224-2210.
REAL ESTATE
Condominiums 1001
210 ABERINA, Lake Hamilton.
2BR/1 BA. Fully Furn. Reduced fr
$89,900 $84900. 9032773359
Houses,
All Sections 1003
REDFIELD. Nice 3 Br. 2 Ba
Home. Double Garage.
501-563-1300 270-519-2561
HOT SPRINGS: Rent to buy.
Completely remodeled,
427 Alcorn. Rent $650-$750.
Sell $60k-70k. Call
Harlan Lane 713-817-1101.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
159 Belvedere Drive
Hot Springs National Park, 1-5
p.m. Beautiful 1 level, 3 BR.,
2 BA, 2 car gar., all new
appl. large corner lot, $226,000.
Call Marv 501-538-6278.
Out of Area
Real Estate 1036
Street. For Sale By Owner. 3 Br.
ba, 3076 sf, 24x30 shop.
Pictures available 870-589-1187
For Sale
2835 Hwy 138 East
Kelso, Arkansas
https://realestatesales.gov
For more information contact
Joe Potter at 817-978-4240
U.S. GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
1042
BENTON AREA. 5 Minutes From
Acres. Info, 501-747-0570
CLINTON AR. 500 ac. 20 mi. N.
Clinton, large deer/game, rolling
uncut timber, 20 yr financing,
will divide, 3K/ac. 662-590-2440
FAMOUS BLOWING CAVE For
Sale. Also best Deer & Duck
hunting tracts.
wildlifeproperties.com
501-278-1865.
FULTON COUNTY, S of Mam-
ac $1600 per ac. 870-371-0571
HATTIEVILLE 160 ac, 3br, 2 ba,
house, spring, creek, 2 ponds,
barn, wildlife. 479-970-7320.
MARSHALL/WITT Springs area:
Hunting cabin w/10 acres , 4
21) .47 Acres, 140 Navaho Trail,
Cul-De-Sac. Quote Price, Neg.
501-835-1711 Lv Msg
WHITE COUNTY. 20 Acres. S of
Hwy At 1063 Pickens Chapel Rd,
Searcy, AR. $64,000.
870-995-6113
Farms 1044
FARM FOR Lease. Keo, AR.
120 Acres. Call
501-563-1300 270-519-2561
DUCK HUNTING AND AG
INVESTMENT:
937 acres (+/-) rice and
soybean farm in western
Poinsett County, AR. Good
waterfowl hunting and lies
approximately 1.5 miles from
the original Claypool duck club.
Adjoins L’Anguille River for ¾
mile. County road access and ½
mile off pavement. Has 3
irrigation wells, 2 permanent
relifts and underground
irrigation pipeline. Excellent club
opportunity. $6.2 million. For
information: (870) 931-8280.
Real Estate
Auctions 1027
MANUFACTURED
HOMES
Mfg. Homes for Sale
by Size 1105
J&M HOMES announces its fall cleaning
Red Tag Sale. Stock units, doubles &
singles reduced by thousands.
Call for details 870-535-1524.
NEW, USED and Repo
Manufactured Homes Over 50 to
choose from starting at $1,000.
Call 870-535-1524.
BROOKSIDE MOBILE Home Park
for sale STARTING AT $500.
501-329-0676 or 501-336-4986
LEGAL NOTICES
Legal Notices 1201
A-1 Recovery Towing of NLR
14424 Mac Arthur Drive
North Little Rock, AR 72118
501-803-4646
2010 TOYOTA SCION
JTLZE4FEXA1098487
1994 BUICK REGAL
2G4WD55L7R1487399
This is to inform the owner of
the vehicle(s) listed above that
you have 10 days (35 days from
date of impound) to claim this
vehicle or it will be sold at public
auction. Storage is accruing ev-
ery day that said vehicle is stored
at our lot. To reclaim, all towing
and storage fees must be paid.
75152928f
AT&T Mobility (AT&T) proposes
to construct telecommunication
towers in Arkansas at the follow-
ing heights and locations: a 195’
(199’ overall) at 704 Butterfield
Coach Rd in Springdale, Wash-
ington Cty (job 45579), a 175’
(185’ overall) 425 at Clinton Rd in
Conway, Faulkner Cty (job
45383), a 280’ (290’ overall) at
Ouachita Rd 517 in Chidester,
Ouachita Cty (job 45381), and a
210’ (220’ overall) at 1351 Eld-
ridge Rd in Forrest City, St. Fran-
cis Cty (job 45380).
In accordance with the Nation-
al Historic Preservation Act of
1966 and the 2005 Nationwide
Programmatic Agreement, AT&T
is hereby notifying the public of
the proposed undertaking and
soliciting comments on Historic
Properties which may be affected
by the proposed undertaking. If
you would like to provide specific
information regarding potential
effects that the proposed under-
taking might have to properties
that are listed on or eligible for
listing in the National Register of
Historic Places and located within
3/4 mile of the site, please sub-
mit the comments (with project
number) to: RAMAKER, Contrac-
tor for AT&T, 855 Community Dr.
Sauk City, WI 53583 or via e-mail
to history@ramaker.com within
30 days of this notice.
75154565f
AT&T Mobility Services (AT&T)
proposes to construct a 240’ lat-
tice (self support) tower (250’
overall) along Polk Rd 61 in Board
Camp, Polk County, AR (Project
45277).
In accordance with the Nation-
al Historic Preservation Act of
1966 and the 2005 Nationwide
Programmatic Agreement, AT&T
is hereby notifying the public of
the proposed undertaking and
soliciting comments on Historic
Properties which may be affected
by the proposed undertaking. If
you would like to provide specific
information regarding potential
effects that the proposed under-
taking might have to properties
that are listed on or eligible for
listing in the National Register of
Historic Places and located within
3/4 mile of the site, please sub-
mit the comments (with project
number) to: RAMAKER, Contrac-
tor for AT&T, 855 Community Dr,
Sauk City, WI 53583 or via e-mail
to history@ramaker.com within
30 days of this notice.
75151151z
AT&T Mobility Services, LLC
(AT&T) proposes to construct a
100' monopole (110' overall)
along County Highway 5 in Mor-
rilton, Conway County, Arkansas
(Job #45283).
In accordance with the Nation-
al Historic Preservation Act of
1966 and the 2005 Nationwide
Programmatic Agreement, AT&T
is hereby notifying the public of
the proposed undertaking and
soliciting comments on Historic
Properties which may be affected
by the proposed undertaking. If
you would like to provide specific
information regarding potential
effects that the proposed under-
taking might have to properties
that are listed on or eligible for
listing in the National Register of
Historic Places and located within
1/2 mile of the site, please sub-
mit the comments (with project
number) to: RAMAKER, Contrac-
tor for AT&T, 855 Community Dr,
Sauk City, WI 53583 or via e-mail
to history@ramaker.com within
30 days of this notice.
75150977z
Cellco Partnership and its
controlled affiliates doing busi-
ness as Verizon Wireless (Verizon
Wireless) is proposing to install a
new 35-foot replacement metal
pole small cell wireless telecom-
munication facility located near
200-298 North Main Street
(34.755580, -92.267880). Public
comments regarding potential
effects from this site on historic
properties may be submitted
within 30 days from the date of
this publication to: Project
6119004367 (Node 3) - SLG c/o
EBI Consulting, 6876 Susque-
hanna Trail South, York, PA
17403,
sgraulty@ebiconsulting.com, or
via telephone at (802) 578-7030.
Real Estate
Auctions 1027
Legal Notices 1201
sgraulty@ebiconsulting.com, or
via telephone at (802) 578-7030.
75155429f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CROSS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVL DIVISION
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER, Plaintiff(s),
vs.
CASE NO.:19CV-19-94-4
UNKNOWN HEIRS OF DONALD
E. PARKER AKA DONALD PARKER,
DECEASED; UNKNOWN HEIRS OF
ELEANOR M. PARKER AKA
ELEANOR PARKER, DECEASED;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WYNNE; STATE OF ARKANSAS,
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE AND
ADMINISTRATION; CALVIN G. OL-
LIS; INGEBORD OLLIS,
Defendant(s)
AMENDED WARNING ORDER
A description of the property or
res to be affected:
Part of the Southeast Quarter of
the Northwest Quarter of Section
36, Township 7 North, Range 3
East, Cross County, Arkansas and
described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the Southeast corner of the
Northwest Quarter Section 36,
Township 7 North, Range 3 East;
thence West 565 feet along the
South line of the Southeast Quar-
ter Northwest Quarter, Section 36
to the Point of Beginning; thence
from the Point of Beginning, North
746.25 feet to a point in the cen-
terline of an existing County
Gravel Road; thence South 87
degrees 53 minutes 22 seconds
West 159.5 feet along said cen-
terline of County Gravel Road to a
point (thence South 2 degrees 00
minutes West 745 feet-rec.)
South 2 degrees 54 minutes 34
seconds West 732.4 feet-meas.
to a point on said South line of
Southeast Quarter, Northwest
Quarter; thence East 199.0 feet
along said South line to the Point
of Beginning, containing 3.1
acres, more or less.
The Defendants, Unknown
Heirs of Donald E. Parker aka
Donald Parker, deceased, Un-
known Heirs of Eleanor M. Parker
aka Eleanor Parker, deceased,
First National Bank of Wynne,
Calvin G. Ollis, and Ingebord Ollis,
unserved, are warned to appear
and answer the Complaint of the
Plaintiff in this Court within thirty
(30) days from the date of first
publication of this warning order
or face entry of judgment by de-
fault or be otherwise barred from
asserting his or her or its interest.
Failure of the Defendants to
answer within thirty (30) days
from the date of first publication
of this warning order could result
in judgment against the Defen-
dants.
11/13/2019
Dated
/s/ Rhonda Sullivan
By: D.D. Dixon, DC
Cross County Circuit Clerk
/s/ Mitch Berry
PADGETT LAW GROUP
MITCH BERRY, ESQ.
Arkansas Bar # 99088
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520 (telephone)
(850) 422-2567 (facsimile)
Mitchell.Berry@padgettlaw-
group.com
Attorney for Plaintiff
75155338f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
GARLAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION I
21ST MORTGAGE CORPORA-
TION, PLAINTIFF
VS.
CASE NO. 26CV-19-1407
SHALA RAE McCLELLAN, f/k/a
SHALA RAE PALMER, and FRED-
DY E. PALMER; MIDLAND FUND-
ING, LLC, DEFENDANTS
WARNING ORDER
Notice is hereby given that on
the 16th day of October, 2019,
Plaintiff 21st Mortgage Corpora-
tion (“Plaintiff”) filed its Com-
plaint for Foreclosure (the “Com-
plaint”) against Defendants Shala
Rae McClellan fka Shala Rae
Palmer, Freddy E. Palmer and
Midland Funding, LLC, in the
Circuit Court for Garland County,
Arkansas, Case No.
26CV-19-1407, and Summons
was issued by the Garland Coun-
ty Circuit Clerk on same date to
Defendants. Pursuant to this
Warning Order, the Defendants
Shala Rae McClellan fka Shala
Rae Palmer, Freddy E. Palmer and
Midland Funding, LLC, are hereby
served with Summons and Com-
plaint pursuant to Rule 4 of the
Arkansas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Defendants Shala Rae McClel-
lan fka Shala Rae Palmer, Freddy
E. Palmer and Midland Funding,
LLC, are hereby warned that they
have been sued by Plaintiff, and
that they must answer the Com-
plaint on or before December 30,
2019. If said Defendants fail to
answer the Complaint on or be-
fore said date, they will be barred
from answering or asserting their
interest in the following real and
personal property located in Gar-
land County, Arkansas:
A part of the SE/4 SW/4 of
Section 25, Township 1 South,
Range 19 West, Garland County,
Arkansas, more particularly de-
scribed as follows: Commencing
at the Northeast corner of said
SE/4 SW/4 of Section 25, Town-
ship 1 South, Range 19 West,
which is also on the South Right
of Way of a County Road, known
as Watson Road; proceed in a
Westerly direction along the South
Right of Way of said road for a
distance of 100 feet to an iron pin
which is the Point of Beginning;
from said Point of Beginning
proceed South 02º23´55" East for
a distance of 400 feet; thence
right 93º09´19" for a distance of
150 feet; thence right 86º50´41"
for a distance of 400 feet to an
Iron Pin which is located on the
South Right of Way of County
Road; thence turn Right
86º50´41" for a distance of 150
feet to the Point of Beginning,
And including a 2010 Cavalier
Pacesetter, 28X44, with a serial
number of CCV065085ALA,
CCV065085ALB,
More commonly known as:
432 Ranch Estates Road, Hot
Springs, AR 71909,
and judgment in personam will
be entered against Defendants
Shala Rae McClellan fka Shala
Rae Palmer and Freddy E. Palmer,
jointly and severally, in the
amount of $52,698.49 as of Oc-
tober 1, 2019, together with in-
terest thereafter at the annual
rate of 9.84%, plus real property
taxes advanced, plus forced
placed insurance, plus abstract-
ing costs, plus court costs and a
reasonable attorneys’ fee and all
other accrued and accruing costs
of this action.
THIS IS AN ACTION TO FORE-
CLOSE A MORTGAGE AND IF THE
DEFENDANTS NAMED IN THIS
ACTION DO NOT ANSWER WITHIN
THE TIME STATED HEREIN, EACH
AND EVERY DEFENDANT’S IN-
TEREST IN THE MORTGAGED
PROPERTY WILL BE FORE-
CLOSED AND EACH AND EVERY
DEFENDANT WILL BE FOREVER
BARRED FROM ALL RIGHT, TITLE,
INTEREST, ESTATE, PROPERTY
AND EQUITY OF REDEMPTION IN
OR TO THE PROPERTY ON ANY
PART THEREOF.
ORDERED this 29th day of Oc-
tober, 2019.
/s/John Homer Wright
GARLAND COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT
JOHN HOMER WRIGHT
75145391z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
GARLAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION
RICHARD COLBY, PETITIONER
v.
Case No: 26CV-19-1501
JON COLBY, Individually and as
Successor Trustee of the Verna
M. Colby Living Trust And the The
Colby Family Trust; HOT SPRINGS
VILLAGE PROPERTY OWNERS
ASSOCIATION; JASON COLBY and
AMANDA COLBY, as Co-Guard-
ians of Jon Colby; And All Other
Persons Claiming an Interest in

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ians of Jon Colby; And All Other
Persons Claiming an Interest in
the Property Described below,
RESPONDENTS
NOTICE OF QUIET TITLE
ACTION
TO ALL PERSONS WHO MAY
CLAIM ANY INTEREST IN THE
PROPERTY DESCRIBED BELOW:
The Petitioner, Richard Colby,
has claimed a superior interest in
property described as:
LOT 19, BLOCK 3, TERUEL
SUBDIVISION, HOT SPRINGS VIL-
LAGE, ARKANSAS (more com-
monly known as 90 Arias Way,
Hot Springs Village, Arkansas
71909).
The above named Petitioner
claims his right in the property is
superior and paramount to all
other persons. Any person who
can set up any right to the land so
purchased, in consequence of any
informality or irregularity con-
nected with the sale, must show
cause, at the first term of the
Circuit Court of the county after
the publication of this notice, why
this sale so made should not be
confirmed.
THIS NOTICE FIRST PUB-
LISHED ON THE 10 DAY OF NO-
VEMBER, 2019.
Respectfully submitted,
NIXON, LIGHT & BUZBEE, PLLC
Attorneys at Law
10201 W. Markham, Suite 108
Little Rock, Arkansas 72205
(501) 376-3600 Telephone
(501) 225-6370 Facsimile
john@nixonandlight.com
/s/John B. Buzbee
John B. Buzbee (Ark. Bar
08045)
75147443f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
ARKANSAS STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 32CV-19-249
EDDIE B. GARDNER AND
PHYLLIS ANN GARDNER, HUS-
BAND AND WIFE; ANDREA DIANE
TUCKER, IN HER OFFICIAL CA-
PACITY AS INDEPENDENCE
COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR; PAUL
ALBERT, IN HIS OFFICIAL CAPAC-
ITY AS INDEPENDENCE COUNTY
TAX COLLECTOR; CERTAIN LANDS
0.03 ACRE, MORE OR LESS, IN
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, AND
ANY PERSONS OR ENTITIES
CLAIMING AN INTEREST THEREIN,
DEFENDANTS
WARNING ORDER
Any persons or entities claim-
ing an interest in or ownership of,
certain land as described and lo-
cated in Independence County,
Arkansas, are hereby warned to
appear in the Circuit Court of In-
dependence County, Arkansas,
within thirty (30) days of the date
of first publication of this Warning
Order and answer the Complaint
of Plaintiff, Arkansas State High-
way Commission, which has
condemned the following de-
scribed land:
TRACT NO. 2:
Part of the Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter of Sec-
tion 28, Township 13 North,
Range 6 West, Independence
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows:
Commencing at a 1 inch Iron
Pipe being used at the Center
West Sixteenth Corner of Section
28; thence North 00°06’14” East
along the East line of the South-
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of Section 28 a distance
of 443.52 feet to a point on the
Southerly right of way line of Ar-
kansas State Highway 25 (Heber
Springs Road) as established by
AHTD Job F.A.P. 240B; thence
North 79°01’33” West along said
right of way line a distance of
530.60 feet to the POINT OF BE-
GINNING; thence South 01°22’20”
West a distance of 24.28 feet to a
point on the Southerly right of
way line of Arkansas State High-
way 25 (Heber Springs Road) as
established by ARDOT Job
050313; thence North 68°05’36”
West along said right of way line a
distance of 126.21 feet to a point
on the Southerly right of way line
of Arkansas State Highway 25
(Heber Springs Road) as estab-
lished by AHTD F.A.P. 240B;
thence South 79°01’33” East
along the said Southerly right of
way line a distance of 119.87 feet
to the point of beginning and
containing 0.03 acres more or
less as shown on plans prepared
by ARDOT Job 050313.
You are hereby notified that the
Arkansas State Highway Com-
mission, Plaintiff, whose attorney
is Trella A. Sparks, Legal Division,
Post Office Box 2261, Little Rock,
AR 72203, has filed a Complaint
in eminent domain against you
and the described land, a copy of
which Complaint, Declaration of
Taking, and Order, shall be deliv-
ered to you or your attorney upon
request. If you fail to appear
within thirty (30) days from the
first date of publication of this
Warning Order, you may be
barred from answering said
Complaint and otherwise assert-
ing your interest.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
set my hand and seal as Clerk of
this Court on this 31st day of Oc-
tober, 2019.
/s/Greg Wallis
Greg Wallis
CIRCUIT CLERK
By: /s/Carmen Duncan, D.C.
75145010z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS
ARKANSAS STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION,PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 32CV-19-254
MARY LAQUIDA ISAACS AND
JAMES M. ISAACS, WIFE AND
HUSBAND; ANDREA DIANE
TUCKER, IN HER OFFICIAL CA-
PACITY AS INDEPENDENCE
COUNTY TAX ASSESSOR; PAUL
ALBERT, IN HIS OFFICIAL CAPAC-
ITY AS INDEPENDENCE COUNTY
TAX COLLECTOR; CERTAIN LANDS
0.11 ACRE, MORE OR LESS, IN
INDEPENDENCE COUNTY, AND
ANY PERSONS OR ENTITIES
CLAIMING AN INTEREST THEREIN,
DEFENDANTS
WARNING ORDER
Any persons or entities claim-
ing an interest in or ownership of,
certain land as described and lo-
cated in Independence County,
Arkansas, are hereby warned to
appear in the Circuit Court of In-
dependence County, Arkansas,
within thirty (30) days of the date
of first publication of this Warning
Order and answer the Complaint
of Plaintiff, Arkansas State High-
way Commission, which has
condemned the following de-
scribed land:
TRACT NO. 8:
Part of the South half of the
Northwest Quarter of Section 28,
Township 13 North, Range 6
West, Independence County, Ar-
kansas, more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Commencing at a 1 inch Iron
Pipe being used at the Center
West Sixteenth Corner of Section
28; thence North 00°06’14” East
along the East line of the South-
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of Section 28 a distance
of 419.53 feet to a point on the
Southerly right of way line of Ar-
kansas State Highway 25 (Heber
Springs Drive) as established by
ARDOT Job 050313 for the POINT
OF BEGINNING; thence North
78°51’37” West along said right
of way line a distance of 187.54
feet to a point; thence North
01°47’06” East a distance of
23.31 feet to a point on the
Southerly right of way line of Ar-
kansas State Highway 25 (Heber
Springs Road) as established by
AHTD Job F.A.P. 240B; thence
South 79°01’33” East along said
right of way line a distance of
200.13 feet to a point; thence
South 01°48’43” West a distance
of 23.90 feet to a point; thence
North 78°51’37” West a distance
of 12.67 feet to the point of be-
ginning and containing 0.11 acres
more or less as shown on plans
prepared by ARDOT Job 050313.
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more or less as shown on plans
prepared by ARDOT Job 050313.
You are hereby notified that the
Arkansas State Highway Com-
mission, Plaintiff, whose attorney
is Trella A. Sparks, Legal Division,
Post Office Box 2261, Little Rock,
AR 72203, has filed a Complaint
in eminent domain against you
and the described land, a copy of
which Complaint, Declaration of
Taking, and Order, shall be deliv-
ered to you or your attorney upon
request. If you fail to appear
within thirty (30) days from the
first date of publication of this
Warning Order, you may be
barred from answering said
Complaint and otherwise assert-
ing your interest.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
set my hand and seal as Clerk of
this Court on this 5th day of No-
vember, 2019.
/s/ Greg Wallis
CIRCUIT CLERK
By: /s/ Carmen Duncan, D.C.
75152413f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION
EMILY LINDSEY, INDIVIDUALLY
AND AS NATURAL MOTHER AND
NEXT FRIEND OF CONNER BUR-
NETT, A MINOR, PLAINTIFF
v.
NO. 43CV-19-580
ZACKARY COLBERT, DEFEN-
DANT
WARNING ORDER
To: Mr. Zackary Colbert, 22
Garringer Road, Lonoke, Arkan-
sas 72086
You are hereby notified that
Emily Lindsey, Individually and as
Natural Mother and Next Friend of
Conner Burnett, a Minor, whose
attorney is Mark Mayfield,
WOMACK PHELPS PURYEAR
MAYFIELD & McNEIL, P.A., 301 W.
Washington, Jonesboro, Arkan-
sas, has filed against you a Com-
plaint in the Circuit Court of
Lonoke County, Arkansas. A copy
of the Complaint will be delivered
to you or your attorney upon re-
quest. You are also notified that
you must appear and defend by
filing an answer or other respon-
sive pleading within thirty (30)
days of the date of the first pub-
lication of this warning order. If
you fail to do so, judgment by
default will be entered against
you for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
In witness hereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Court on this 5 day of
November, 2019
/s/Deborah Oglesby
Circuit Clerk
(Seal)
75148570f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PERRY COUNTY, ARKANSAS
ARVEST BANK, PLAINTIFF
vs.
No. 53CV-19-21-15
JAMES H.E. JOHNSTON, JR.;
AMY E. GRAY LIGHT; JOAN CAV-
ALLY; and TENANTS OF 36104
HWY 300, BIGELOW, AR, if any,
DEFENDANTS
WARNING ORDER
Please take notice that on
March 22, 2019, a Complaint was
filed against the above-refer-
enced Defendant, JOAN CAVALLY.
The cause of action includes
foreclosure of a mortgage affect-
ing the following described lands
situated in Perry County, Arkan-
sas to-wit:
ALL THAT PART OF THE SW 1/4
SE 1/4 OF SECTION 32, TOWN-
SHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 15 WEST,
PERRY COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
MORE PARTICULARLY DE-
SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM-
MENCE AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF SAID SW 1/4 SE 1/4
OF SECTION 32 AT AN IRON PIN
IN THE CENTERLINE OF ARKAN-
SAS STATE HIGHWAY NO. 300;
RUN THENCE SOUTH 89 DE-
GREES 49 MINUTES 57 SECONDS
WEST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF AND THE CENTERLINE
OF SAID HIGHWAY 381.50 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE LEAVING SAID HIGHWAY
RUN NORTH 00 DEGREES 03
MINUTES 38 SECONDS EAST
PARALLEL TO THE EAST LINE OF
SAID SW 1/4 SE 1/4 592.98 FEET;
THENCE SOUTH 79 DEGREES 41
MINUTES 07 SECONDS WEST
424.00 FEET TO AN IRON PIN;
THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 05
MINUTES 57 SECONDS WEST
519.82 FEET TO AN IRON PIN IN
THE CENTERLINE OF ARKANSAS
STATE HIGHWAY NO. 300 AND
THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID SW 1/4
SE 1/4; THENCE NORTH 89 DE-
GREES 47 MINUTES 57 SECONDS
EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF AND THE CENTERLINE
OF SAID HIGHWAY 417.26 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
LESS AND EXCEPT, THE EAST
20.0 FEET OF THE ABOVE DE-
SCRIBED PROPERTY.
SUBJECT TO A 25 FOOT ROAD
RIGHT OF WAY ALONG THE
SOUTH SIDE HEREIN.
The Defendant, JOAN CAVALLY,
is warned to appear in this Court
within thirty (30) days and an-
swer the Complaint of the Plain-
tiff, Arvest Bank, in the above-
styled matter. If the Defendant
fails to answer the Complaint, the
Complaint will be confessed, and
judgment may be entered against
Defendant.
Witness my hand and seal this
28th day of October, 2019.
/s/Richard N. Moore, Jr.
HONORABLE RICHARD N.
MOORE, JR.
CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE
75142046f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
DIVISION 1
EDDIE ROOD AND TRACI ROOD,
TRUSTEES OF THE EDDIE ROOD &
TRACI ROOD LIVING TRUST U/T/D
FEBRUARY 9, 2017, PLAINTIFFS
VS.
NO.58CV-2019-556
AGILE SOLUTIONS, INC.,
BRENDA SCHAFFER GARRIGUS,
SARA CHISM, and LESLIE GAR-
RIGUS, DEFENDANTS
WARNING ORDER
AND NOTICE OF QUIET TITLE
ACTION
(1) Notice is hereby given that
Eddie Rood and Traci Rood,
Trustees of the Eddie Rood &
Traci Rood Living Trust U/T/D
February 9, 2017 filed an action
to quiet title to the following real
property against the defendants,
Agile Solutions, Inc., Brenda
Schaffer Garrigus, Sara Chism,
and Leslie Garrigus:
Lot 8 and the North 65 ft. of Lot
7, Block 5, Briscoe Addition to the
City of Russellville, Arkansas.
The above described real
property is also known as parcel
number 807-00023-000R of the
Pope County Tax Assessor
records.
(2) The defendants and all
persons who claim an interest in
the above property should appear
within 30 days from the date this
warning order and notice were
first published and show cause
why the title of the plaintiff should
not be confirmed, or else the re-
lief sought by the plaintiff may be
granted and you will be barred
from asserting your interest.
WITNESS my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Pope County Circuit
Court this 21 day of October,
2019.
RACHEL OERTLING, Circuit
Clerk
By: /s/Deputy Clerk.
This warning order and notice
of quiet title action was first
published this 27th day of Octo-
ber, 2019.
75131078f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION
ARKANSAS FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION, PLAINTIFF
VS.
CASE NO. 60CV-19-5214
STEPHANIE ANN SELLER, DE-
FENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO THE DEFENDANT:
STEPHANIE ANN SELLER
You are hereby warned to ap-
pear in this Court within thirty (30)
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Legal Notices 1201
You are hereby warned to ap-
pear in this Court within thirty (30)
days from the first date of publi-
cation of the Warning Order and
answer the Complaint of the
Plaintiff wherein the Plaintiff is
seeking a deficiency judgment.
Your failure to file a written
answer within thirty (30) days
may bar you from answering or
asserting any defense you have.
Given under my hand and seal
this 7th day of November, 2019.
PULASKI COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT
By: /s/Alisha Winkler, D.C.
Submitted By:
Marjorie E. Rogers
LaCERRA, DICKSON, HOOVER &
ROGERS, PLLC.
212 Center Street, Second
Floor
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
(501) 476-3064
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
75148366f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
13TH DIVISION
Warning Order
STATE OF ARKANSAS}
County of PULASKI}
AMER AMER, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 60 DR 19-2572
LATRINA HALL, DEFENDANT
The Defendant (s) Latrina Hall
A divorce has been filed
against you. Plaintiff seeks an
annulment and property and debt
division. DEFENDANT IS WARNED
TO APPEAR IN this court within
thirty days to answer the com-
plaint of the Plaintiff.
Failure to answer within 30
days could result in judgment
against Defendant.
DATE: October 18th, 2019
/s/ CIRCUIT JUDGE
Democrat/Gazette
Paper
APPROVED:
KNOLLMEYER LAW OFFICE,
P.A.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
2525 John Harden Drive
Jacksonville, AR 72076
(501) 985-1760
By: /s/Michael Knollmeyer
Michael Knollmeyer, AR86-105
75127481z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
HON. MARY S. MCGOWAN –
9TH DIVISION SIXTH CIRCUIT
ARKANSAS FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION, PLAINTIFF
VS.
CASE NO: 60CV-19-5376
VERDIA L. FIELDS, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO: VERDIA L. FIELDS
You are notified that ARKAN-
SAS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION,
whose attorneys’ address is list-
ed below, has filed in the Circuit
Court of Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas, on the 29th day of July 2019,
a Complaint against you.
A copy of the Complaint shall
be delivered to you or your attor-
ney upon request. You are noti-
fied that you must appear and
defend by filing your answer to
the complaint within thirty (30)
days of the date of the first pub-
lication of this warning order, and
in the event of your failure to do
so, judgment by default may be
entered against you for the relief
demanded in the complaint as
circumscribed by the laws of this
State.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas, this 5th
day of November 2019.
Pulaski County Circuit Clerk
McGue Law Firm
PO Box 922
Cabot, AR 72023
501.843.2237
75145058f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
THIRD DIVISION
MARK CARTER, PLAINTIFF
v.
CASE NO. 63CV-19-715-3
EARL HOWELL, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO EARL HOWELL
On June 14, 2019, Mark Cart-
er (“Plaintiff”) through his coun-
sel, Chad W. Pekron and Thomas
H. Wyatt, QUATTLEBAUM,
GROOMS & TULL PLLC, 111 Cen-
ter Street, Suite 1900, Little Rock,
Arkansas 72201, (501) 379-1700,
commenced this matter by filing a
Complaint.
On September 19, 2019, the
Court entered an order granting
Plaintiff’s motion to permit Plain-
tiff to serve Defendant Earl How-
ell by warning order pursuant to
Arkansas Rule of Civil Procedure
4(f).
Defendant Earl Howell is
hereby summoned and required
to appear in this matter within
thirty (30) days from the date of
first publication of this warning
order. Failure of Defendant Earl
Howell to appear could result in a
judgment against him or to oth-
erwise bar him from asserting his
interest.
WITNESS my hand and seal as
Clerk of this Court on this 28 day
of October, 2019.
/s/Myka Bono Sample
/s/by C. Roberts
Saline County Circuit Court
Clerk
PREPARED BY:
QUATTLEBAUM, GROOMS &
TULL PLLC
111 Center Street, Suite 1900
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
Telephone: (501) 379-1700
Facsimile: (501) 379-1701
E-Mail: cpekron@qgtlaw.com
E-Mail: twyatt@qgtlaw.com
By: /s/Thomas H. Wyatt
Chad W. Pekron, Ark. Bar No.
2008144
Thomas H. Wyatt, Ark. Bar No.
2013273
Attorneys for Mark Carter
75143509f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
YELL COUNTY, ARKANSAS
DARDANELLE DISTRICT/
DIVISION III
CENTENNIAL BANK f/k/a LIB-
ERTY BANK OF ARKANSAS,
PLAINTIFF
vs.
NO. 75NCV-17-54
SARAH CAPP IN HER CAPACITY
AS THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE
ESTATE OF MARGARET JONES,
DWIGHT C. JONES, and STATE OF
ARKANSAS, COMMISSIONER OF
STATE LANDS, DEFENDANTS
NOTICE OF SALE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned commissioner, ap-
pointed by the Circuit Court of Yell
County, in cause No.
75NCV-17-54 will offer for public
sale, the following described
lands:
The North 1/3 of Lot 5; all of
Lot 7, and the South 20 feet of Lot
9, all in Block 3, town of Dar-
danelle, Arkansas.
Such sale will be held at the
front steps of the Yell County
Courthouse in the City of Dar-
danelle, County of Yell, State of
Arkansas, at 10:00 a.m. on De-
cember 13, 2019. Sale will be to
the highest bidder on a credit of
three (3) months; the purchaser at
said sale will be required to give
bond, with approved security, to
secure the payment of the pur-
chase price and interest thereon
at the highest rate allowed by
law; and a lien will be retained on
said lands to secure such pur-
chase money.
WITNESS my hand this 4 day of
November, 2019.
Sharon Barnett
COMMISSIONER IN CHANCERY
75152958f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION
PATTERSON FEDERAL CREDIT
UNION, PLAINTIFF
V.
CASE NO. ADCV-19-120
CHRISTOPHER LEWIS REED,
DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO: Christopher Lewis Reed
You are hereby notified that
Patterson Federal Credit Union,
Plaintiff, whose attorney is The
Grisham Law Firm, P.O. Box
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Plaintiff, whose attorney is The
Grisham Law Firm, P.O. Box
13980, Maumelle, Arkansas
72113, has filed a Summons,
Complaint, and Requests for Ad-
mission herein, a copy of which
shall be delivered to you or your
attorney upon request. You are
also notified that you must ap-
pear and defend by filing your
Answer or other responsive
pleading within forty five (45)
days of the date of the first pub-
lication of this Warning Order; and
in the event of your failure to do
so, a Judgment may be entered
against you.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
hereunto set my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Court on this 31 day
of October, 2019.
CLERK,/s/Karen Mayberry
Clark County District Court
P. O. Box 449
Arkadelphia AR 71923
75156561f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
HOPE, ARKANSAS
CIVIL DIVISION
CENTRAL ARKANSAS TELE-
PHONE COOP., INC., PLAINTIFF
V.
CASE NO. CIV-19-90
HUNTER JOEL BRITTON, DE-
FENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO: Hunter Joel Britton
You are hereby notified that
Central Arkansas Telephone
Coop., Inc., Plaintiff, whose at-
torney is The Grisham Law Firm,
P.O. Box 13980, Maumelle, Ar-
kansas 72113, has filed a Sum-
mons, Complaint, and Requests
for Admission herein, a copy of
which shall be delivered to you or
your attorney upon request. You
are also notified that you must
appear and defend by filing your
Answer or other responsive
pleading within forty five (45)
days of the date of the first pub-
lication of this Warning Order; and
in the event of your failure to do
so, a Judgment may be entered
against you.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
hereunto set my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Court on this 29 day
of October, 2019.
CLERK, /s/Deputy Lisa Marlar
Hope District Court
P. O. Box 1420
400 South Washington
Hope AR 71802
75143062z
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
SPRINGDALE DIVISON
RUTH JONES, PLAINTIFF
vs.
NO. # SC-19-68
CHASITY WARE, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
To: Chasity Ware,
You are notified that Ruth
Jones., Plaintiff, whose address is
15531 Cow Face Road Lowell, AR
72745, has filed a Complaint
against you, a copy of which
Complaint and Summons shall be
delivered to you or to your attor-
ney upon request. You are also
notified that you must appear and
defend by filing your Answer or
other responsive pleading within
thirty (30) days of the date of the
first publication of this Warning
Order; and if you fail to do so,
Judgment by Default will be en-
tered against you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint as
circumscribed by the laws of this
State.
In witness whereof, I have set
my hand and seal as Clerk of the
Court on this 9th day of October,
2019.
By: Tammy King
Deputy Clerk
75142701f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
SPRINGDALE DIVISON
RUTH JONES, PLAINTIFF
vs.
NO. # SC-19-67
RHONDA INCE, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
To: Rhonda Ince,
You are notified that Ruth
Jones., Plaintiff, whose address is
15531 Cow Face Road Lowell, AR
72745, has filed a Complaint
against you, a copy of which
Complaint and Summons shall be
delivered to you or to your attor-
ney upon request. You are also
notified that you must appear and
defend by filing your Answer or
other responsive pleading within
thirty (30) days of the date of the
first publication of this Warning
Order; and if you fail to do so,
Judgment by Default will be en-
tered against you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint as
circumscribed by the laws of this
State.
In witness whereof, I have set
my hand and seal as Clerk of the
Court on this 9th day of October,
2019.
By: Tammy King
Deputy Clerk
75142713f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
SPRINGDALE DIVISON
RUTH JONES, PLAINTIFF
vs.
NO. # SC-19-69
SHEILA WILLIAMS, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
To: Sheila Williams,
You are notified that Ruth
Jones., Plaintiff, whose address is
15531 Cow Face Road Lowell, AR
72745, has filed a Complaint
against you, a copy of which
Complaint and Summons shall be
delivered to you or to your attor-
ney upon request. You are also
notified that you must appear and
defend by filing your Answer or
other responsive pleading within
thirty (30) days of the date of the
first publication of this Warning
Order; and if you fail to do so,
Judgment by Default will be en-
tered against you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint as
circumscribed by the laws of this
State.
In witness whereof, I have set
my hand and seal as Clerk of the
Court on this 9th day of October,
2019.
By: Tammy King
Deputy Clerk
75142724f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
SPRINGDALE DIVISON
RUTH JONES, PLAINTIFF
vs.
NO. # SC-19-68
TERRANCE WARE, DEFENDANT
WARNING ORDER
To: Terrance Ware,
You are notified that Ruth
Jones., Plaintiff, whose address is
15531 Cow Face Road Lowell, AR
72745, has filed a Complaint
against you, a copy of which
Complaint and Summons shall be
delivered to you or to your attor-
ney upon request. You are also
notified that you must appear and
defend by filing your Answer or
other responsive pleading within
thirty (30) days of the date of the
first publication of this Warning
Order; and if you fail to do so,
Judgment by Default will be en-
tered against you for the relief
demanded in the Complaint as
circumscribed by the laws of this
State.
In witness whereof, I have set
my hand and seal as Clerk of the
Court on this 9th day of October,
2019.
By: Tammy King
Deputy Clerk
75142741f
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, CIVIL DIVISION
LEADERS CREDIT UNION,
PLAINTIFF
V.
CASE NO. CIV-19-368
JEREMY DAVID MCMINN, DE-
FENDANT
WARNING ORDER
TO: Jeremy David McMill
You are hereby notified that
Leaders Credit Union, Plaintiff,
whose attorney is The Grisham
Legal Notices 1201
Leaders Credit Union, Plaintiff,
whose attorney is The Grisham
Law Firm, P.O. Box 13980,
Maumelle, AR 72113, has filed a
Summons, Complaint, and Re-
quests for Admission herein, a
copy of which shall be delivered
to you or your attorney upon re-
quest. You are also notified that
you must appear and defend by
filing your Answer or other respn-
sive pleading within forty five (45)
days of the date of the first pub-
lication of thie Warning Order; and
in the event of your failure to do
so, a Judgment may be etnered
against you.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I
hereunto set my hand and seal as
Clerk of the Court on this 24 day
of Oct., 2019.
CLERK, /s/Marsha Hayes
Washington County Arkansas
District Court
176 South Church Ave., Suite 1
Fayetteville AR 72701
75143104z
JENNA Robinson you must re-
spond to this ad to contest our
divorce 8702786648
FREDERICK ROBINSON
502 SOUTH BRUCKS CIRCLE
GOSNELL AR 72315
75127953f
JENNIFER STEELE V ANTHONY
OKOLI
Filing Date: Friday, October
11th, 2019
Court: 60 - PULASKI
Location: CI - CIRCUIT
Tyle: DV - DIVORCE
Status: OPEN - CASE OPEN
75151829z
J Hook Towing & Recovery
7303 Hwy 70 N
North Little Rock, AR 72117
501-955-2400
Unless claimed within forty-
five days, the vehicle and its
contents will be dismounted, de-
stroyed or sold at public auction
to the highest bidder.
YEAR MAKE MODEL COLOR VIN
STATE
2003 Chevrolet Impala Gold
2G1WH52K439425979 AR
2006 Pontiac G6 White
1G2ZF55B164217656 AR
2003 Chevrolet C15 Tan
3GNEC16Z23G129342 AR
2016 Chevrolet Impala White
2G1WB5E36G1187398 AR
2002 Nissan Altima Black
1N4BL11D02C216476 AR
2014 Freightliner Cascadia
Maroon 3AKJGLDR0ES7L4440 CA
2017 Kia Forte Silver
3KPFK4A70HE150751 AR
1998 Buick Lesabre White
1G4HR52K4WH456013 AR
2006 Ford Expedition Gray
1FMPU16516LA13547 AR
2005 Chevrolet Monte Carlo
Tan 2G1WW12E859337304 AR
75156469f
LEGAL NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that
Simmons Bank, Pine Bluff, Ar-
kansas has made application to
the Arkansas State Bank Depart-
ment for the merger of Landmark
Bank, Columbia, Missouri, with
and into Simmons Bank, Pine
Bluff, Arkansas.
Any person desiring to com-
ment on this application to the
Arkansas State Bank Department
may do so by filing his or her
comments in writing to the State
Bank Commissioner at the office
of the department, 400 Hardin
Road, Suite 100, Little Rock, Ar-
kansas 72211. Written com-
ments, including any formal pro-
tests, concerning this application
must be received in the Arkansas
State Bank Department no later
than 15 days following the date of
the actual filing of the application.
This notice is published pur-
suant to The Arkansas Banking
Code of 1997, as amended.
75140712f
Notice of Abandonment
THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL
BE SOLD ON LIEN SALE-----
THE OWNER OF THIS VEHICLE
WILL HAVE 45 DAYS TO CLAIM
VEHICLE AND PAY ALL CHARGES
OR THE VEHICLE WILL BE AUC-
TIONED OFF TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER AT THE FIRST AVAILABLE
AUCTION AT COPART, INC. 703
MAIN STREET, CONWAY, AR.
72032 (501)796-2812
2010 TOYT COROLLA VIN:
2T1BU4EE4AC416021
2014 NISS ALTIMA VIN:
1N4AL3AP8EN224870
Vehicle will be place in the next
available auction.
75155618f
Notice of Abandonment
THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL
BE SOLD ON LIEN SALE-----THE
OWNER OF THIS VEHICLE WILL
HAVE 45 DAYS TO CLAIM VEHI-
CLE AND PAY ALL CHARGES OR
THE VEHICLE WILL BE AUC-
TIONED OFF TO THE HIGHEST
BIDDER AT THE FIRST AVAILABLE
AUCTION AT COPART, INC. 703
MAIN STREET, CONWAY, AR.
72032 (501) 796-2812
2018 JEEP CHEROKEE VIN:
1C4PJLCB1JD510524
2002 CHEV CAVALIER VIN:
1G1JC124027478956
2018 FORD FIESTA VIN:
3FADP4BJ9JM133810
Vehicle will be place in the next
available auction.
75151383z
NOTICE OF INTENT
50 DOLLAR TOW, INC.
14914 CHICOT RD.
MABELVALE AR. 72103
501.952.9650
The following vehicles have
been stored in our facility for 30
days ad will be sold, dismantled
or disposed of in fifteen (15) days
if not claimed. Pursuant to Ar-
kansas Ann. 27-50-1208 and
27-50-1209 and 18-45-201.
Vehicles not claimed within 45
days constitute a waiver of all
rights, title, and interest in the
vehicle. 50 Dollar Tow claims a
possessory lien for all charges.
1995 Mercury Mercury
2MELM75W5SX648265
1992 Ford F-150
1FTDF15Y5NLA52377
1982 Chevrolet C-10
1GCDC14DXCF338521
2011 Ford Explorer
1FMHK7F85BGA90948
2006 Chrysler 300
2C3KA43R26H387750
75151052z
NOTICE OF OWNERSHIP
The following vehicle has been
abandoned in the Central Arkan-
sas area and recovered by Blue
Hill Wrecker & Towing, 14420
Frontier Dr, N. Little Rock, AR
72113, phone (501)851-1575.
Owners and any lien-holders have
the right to reclaim the vehicle
upon payment of all towing and
storage charges not later than the
forty-fifth day after the date of the
notice; if unclaimed the aban-
doned vehicle will be sold, dis-
mantled, or destroyed §
27-50-1208.--
vehicle:green and white ball
hitch camper
vin:unkown
towed from: 50 Lester Flatt Dr,
Vilonia, AR 72173
75154336f
NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION
The following vehicle(s) has
been found abandoned and is
being held in the storage lot of
Action Wrecker Service, 4419
West Dixon Rd. Little Rock Ar.
72206, phone 501-261-7874.
2003 Ford Taurus VIN:
1FAFP55S33G122687, 1997
Honda Accord VIN:
1HGCD5601VA276518, 1999
Mercury Grand Marquis VIN:
2MEFM75W6XX646920, 2001
D o d g e D a k o t a
VIN:1B7GL2AX51S170583, 2008
L e x u s L S 4 6 0 V I N :
JTHBL46F985059757, 2006 Ford
E - 3 5 0 V I N :
1FDWE35P36DA19299, 2000
Mercury Villager VIN:
4M2XV14T5YDJ26301, 2000
Nissan Xterra VIN:
5N1ED28T4YC603821, 2005
Nissan Altima VIN:
1N4AL11D95N401551, 1994
Chevrolet K1500 VIN:
1GCEK19K2RE280885, 2004
Chevrolet Tahoe VIN:
1GNEC13V84R302459, 2017
Dodge Charger VIN:
2C3CDXHG1HH562688, 2006
Legal Notices 1201
Dodge Charger VIN:
2C3CDXHG1HH562688, 2006
Honda Accord VIN:
JHMCM56896C005165 on No-
vember 17, 2019 at the above
address, if not claimed by that
date. Towing, storage, and ad-
ministrative costs are accruing as
a legal liability of the owner, and
Action Wrecker Service claims a
first priority possessory lien on
the vehicle and its contents for
these charges. The owner or
lienholder(s) may take posses-
sion of this vehicle by appearing
at the above address during
business hours, proving owner-
ship and paying all accrued
charges. Action Wrecker Service
reserves the right to bid on this
vehicle.
75151438z
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Hook N Book Towing, Inc
Will be conducting a public sale
of the following vehicle if not
claimed in 10 day
2004 GMC Yukon VIN#
1GKEK13Z34R106920
The sale will be held Novem-
ber 27, 2019 At 10am at 106
Taylor Lane McRae, AR.
501-882-3793
75155425f
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
In accordance with Act 576 of
1987 of the acts of Arkansas, and
pursuant to the security agree-
ments between Bryant Storage
Center and the following tenants
occupying storage space num-
bers:
J031 Tina Thomas
K029 Derrick Hamilton
I014 Jasmyne Massey
F003 Bradley Davids
C002 Melanie Watson
J002 Scott Alexander
G037 Jamar Hardin
A017 Melissa Johnston
B011 Terri Hayes
F015 Laura Bariola
F018 David Ford
G022 Ton ya Witherspoon
H005 Rebecca Wallace
J024 Randy Wood
H026 Randy Wood
I001 Ashley Moore
H036 Martha Chaloner
A016 Connie Shelton
C015 Paula Brady
The collateral securing the
above-named Tenant’s obliga-
tions to Little Rock Storage Cen-
ter will be sold at a public sale to
be held on the 19th day of No-
vember 2019 at 11 a.m. The lo-
cation of the sale is 1626 Prickett
Road, Bryant AR, 72022, tele-
phone 501-847-8300. The col-
lateral security to be sold con-
sists of numerous types of
household goods, and other items
of personal property including
furniture, housewares, recre-
ational goods, tools, appliances
and clothing. The sale shall be in
parcels, each parcel being the
contents of a storage unit. The
collateral being sold, and sale
terms, may be viewed at time of
sale.
75138767z
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Public notice is hereby given
that on Friday, December 13,
2019 at 9 a. m., the undersigned
will offer at public sale, for cash,
in bulk, contents of the following
storage units for collection of
delinquent storage charges:
Unit B092-Christine Terry
Unit B098-Tywonna T Conway
Unit D060-Ronnell E Barnes
Sale will be conducted at
Pleasant Valley Mini Storage,
1815 Green Mtn Dr
Little Rock, AR 72212
75151433z
Notice of Rulemaking
Pursuant to Arkansas Code
Annotated § 25-15-201 et seq.,
notice is hereby given that the
Commission for Arkansas Public
School Academic Facilities and
Transportation is releasing for
public comment proposed
amendments to its Rules Govern-
ing Acquisition of Energy Con-
servation Measures for Public
Schools. Also, the Arkansas De-
partment of Education, Division of
Elementary and Secondary Edu-
cation is releasing for public
comment the following rules
amendments: Rule Governing
Training for School Board Mem-
bers; Rules Governing Instruc-
tional Materials; Rules Governing
Public Charter Schools; and Rules
Governing Eligibility and Financial
Incentives for National Board for
Professional Teaching Standards.
A public hearing regarding these
proposed rules amendments will
be held on December 9, 2019, at
1:30 p.m. in the Auditorium of the
Arch Ford Education Building,
Four Capitol Mall, Little Rock,
Arkansas. Written comments
regarding these proposed
amendments may be mailed to
the Office of Legal Services at
Four Capitol Mall, Room 301A,
Little Rock, AR 72201. Com-
ments also may be emailed to
ADE.RulesComments@arkansas.g
ov. A copy of the proposed
amendment also can be found at
the Department’s website at: ht-
tp://dese.ade.arkansas.gov/divi-
sions/legal/rules/pending. A copy
also may be obtained by contact-
ing Legal Services, Division of
Elementary and Secondary Edu-
cation, at the above address or
via phone at (501) 682-4227.
75156431f
NOTICE OF SALE
The undersigned will offer at
public sale, for cash, in bulk, the
contents of the named storage
units for collection of storage
charges:
Units #'s: 119, 124, 131, 224,
314, 319, 320, 417, 618, 628,
706, 708, 716
An auction will be held on the
premises of the undersigned at
1:00 p.m. on Wednesday, No-
vember 20, 2019. All purchases
must be removed immediately
after the sale.
Salem Storage Center
7115 Terry Lynn Drive
Benton, AR 72018
PH: 501-794-9121
75150665 Nov. 17, 2019
The following vehicles are be-
ing stored at Asher Wrecker, Inc.
and unless claimed within ten
(10) days after the date of this
notice by payment of all towing
and storage charges resulting
from the vehicle being placed in
our custody, these vehicles are
subject to being dismantled de-
stroyed or sold at public auction
to the highest bidder.
The failure of owners and lien
holders to exercise their right to
reclaim the vehicles within the
time provided constitutes a waiv-
er of all owners and lien holders
rights, title and interest in the ve-
hicles and their consent to the
sale, dismantling or destruction of
the vehicles pursuant to ACT
1830.
Asher Wrecker, Inc. claims a
possessory lien for all charges
pursuant to Arkansas Code
27-50-1208. You may contact
Asher Wrecker, Inc at 5909 S.
University Ave. in Little Rock Ar-
kansas between the hours of 8:00
am and 5:00 pm Monday through
Friday. You may also contact
Asher Wrecker, Inc by phone at
(501)562-2293.
2 0 0 2 A c u r a R S X
JH4DC53862C025637
1999 Chevrolet Cavalier
1G1JC1241X7225474
2004 Chevrolet Cavalier
1G1JH12F247129531
2011 Chevrolet Cruze
1G1PC5SH3B7283096
2005 Chevrolet Equinox
2CNDL73F756067433
2000 Chevrolet S10
1GCCS19W6Y8197368
2011 Dodge Nitro
1D4PT2GKXBW595323
1997 Dodge Ram 1500
1B7HC16Y8VS218356
1995 Ford Escort
1FASP15JOSW309565
2003 Ford F-150
1FTRX07W23KD55600
2017 Ford Fusion
3FA6P0H99HR112886
2002 Honda Accord
JHMCG56472C003865
● ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● 7F
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2002 Honda Accord
JHMCG56472C003865
2004 Honda Accord
1HGCM72244A020956
2006 Honda Accord
1HGCM668X6A001436
2007 Honda Accord
1HGCM66317A046920
1997 Lexus ES300
JT8BF22G0V0033521
2003 Lincoln LS
1LNHM86S83Y677197
1997 Mazda Protege
JM1BC1411V0157729
1999 Oldsmobile Alero
1G3NF52E9XC427762
2006 Saturn Vue
5GZCZ33D46S852561
1995 Toyota Camry
4T1GK12E3SU860005
2000 Toyota Celica
JTDDR32T1Y0025159
2006 Toyota Corolla
1NXBR32E06Z571087
2009 Toyota Corolla
1NXBU40E29Z147129
2004 Toyota Sequoia
5TDZT38A34S215825
1 9 9 8 V o l v o S 7 0
YV1LS5674W1541719
75154640f
The Pulaski County Election
Commission will meet to conduct
the Ballot Position Drawing for the
January 14, 2020 House District
34 Special Primary Election.
Date: Wednesday, November
20, 2019
Time: 5:00 p.m.
Place: Jeffrey Hawkins Room
501 West Markham
Little Rock, Arkansas 72201
Details: A candidate, a
candidate’s representative, or an
Election Commissioner (if a can-
didate or representative is not
present) will draw a number that
will determine the ballot position
for each candidate.
If you have questions about the
Ballot Position Drawing contact
the Election Commission Office at
340-8383.
75152030z
Bids/Requests 1210
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Frenchport Water Association –
Water Meter Replacement
Owner
167 Ouachita 65 – Camden,
Arkansas 71701
Address
Separate sealed Bids from li-
censed contractors for furnishing
all labor, equipment, materials,
supplies and supervision neces-
sary for the installation of a drive
by automatic water meter read-
ing system consisting of approxi-
mately 720 meters of various
sizes from ?” to 2” including re-
quired hardware and software for
a complete system for Frenchport
Water Association will be re-
ceived by President, Kyle Wim-
sett at the office of 167 Ouachita
65 Camden, Arkansas 71701 un-
til 2:00 P.M., on Tuesday, De-
cember 17, 2019 and then at said
office publicly opened and read
aloud.
The Contract Documents may
be examined at the following lo-
cations:
Frenchport Water Association
at French Port Fire Station - 167
Ouachita 65 Camden, Arkansas
71701
A.L. Franks Engineering - 118
E. Broad Street Texarkana, Ar-
kansas 71854
Copies of the Contract Docu-
ments may be obtained at the
office of A.L. Franks Engineering
located at 118 E. Broad Street
Texarkana, Arkansas 71854, Ph:
870-216-1906 upon payment of
$100.00 for each set. Contact:
Kiron Browning, P.E. at kbrown-
ing@alfranksengineering.com.
Any contract or contracts
awarded under this invitation for
bids will be subject to the re-
quirements of the Arkansas Re-
volving Loan Fund (RLF) Pro-
grams as described in the
contract documents.
All qualified applicants will re-
ceive consideration for employ-
ment without regard to race, col-
or, religion, sex, or national origin.
Bidders on this work will be re-
quired to comply with the
President’s Executive Order
11246, as amended. The re-
quirements for Bidders and
Contractors under this order are
explained in the specifications.
Each Bidder must comply with
the requirements, terms, and
conditions of the Arkansas Natu-
ral Resources Commission, the
Disadvantaged, Minority and
Women Business Enterprise
(DBE/MBE/WBE) requirements,
the Consolidated Appropriations
Act of 2014
(Public Law 113-76) including
the "American Iron and Steel
(AIS)" requirement, Labor Stan-
dards, and Equal Employment
Opportunity provisions during the
performance of this contract. The
Bidder commits itself to the re-
quirements for the participation
contained herein and all other
requirements, terms, and condi-
tions of these bid conditions by
submitting a properly signed Bid.
Each requirement listed above for
the RLF programs are in the Sup-
plemental Conditions in the
Contract Documents.
75152960f
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
HIGHWAY 25 WATER AND
SEWER LINE ADJUSTMENTS
SOUTHSIDE PUBLIC WATER
AUTHORITY
BATESVILLE, ARKANSAS
Sealed Bids for the Highway 25
Water and Sewer Line Adjust-
ments will be received by the
Southside Public Water Authority
at 1401 Batesville Boulevard,
Batesville, Arkansas 72501 until
1:00 PM, December 4, 2019, at
which time the Bids received will
be publicly opened and read. The
Project generally consists of wa-
ter line and sewer line adjust-
ments and relocation for ARDOT
highway improvements along
Highway 25 in Southside, Arkan-
sas.
Bids will be received for a sin-
gle prime Contract. Bids shall be
on a lump sum basis. The Issuing
Office for the Bidding Documents
is:
Crist Engineers, Inc. 205 Ex-
ecutive Court Little Rock, AR
72205, 501-664-1552
Prospective Bidders may ex-
amine the Bidding Documents at
Southside Public Water Authority,
1401 Batesville Blvd., Batesville,
Arkansas 72501 on Mondays
through Fridays between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.;
and the Issuing Office on Mon-
days through Fridays between the
hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.
Printed copies of the Bidding
Documents may be obtained from
the Issuing Office, during the
hours indicated above, upon
payment of $150.00 for each set.
The date that the Bidding Docu-
ments are transmitted by the Is-
suing Office will be considered
the Bidder’s date of receipt of the
Bidding Documents. Partial sets
of Bidding Documents will not be
available from the Issuing Office.
Neither Owner nor Engineer will
be responsible for full or partial
sets of Bidding Documents, in-
cluding Addenda if any, obtained
from sources other than the Issu-
ing Office. Bid security shall be
furnished in accordance with the
Instructions to Bidders.
Owner:Southside Public Water
Authority
75155384f
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Nabholz Construction will be
accepting subcontractor bids on
Friday, December 6th, 2019 for
the 1st Street Water and Sewer
Improvements, for the City of
Rogers AR. Proposals will be due
at 2:00PM. Bidders must submit
proposals in a sealed envelope
addressed to: City of Rogers, City
Clerk, 301 West Chestnut, Rog-
ers, AR 72756. Envelope con-
taining the bid should be marked
"BID FOR 1St Street Water and
Sewer Improvements", Name of
the Bidding Company, Bidding
Company primary contact person,
and cell phone number. Bids will
Bids/Requests 1210
Company primary contact person,
and cell phone number. Bids will
be read aloud publicly at city hall.
A bid security (Bid Bond) of 5%
for proposals greater than
$20,000 is required to be in-
cluded with the proposal. Any
questions or RFI's regarding this
project can be sent to josh.rog-
ers@nabholz.com
There will be a Pre-Bid meet-
ing for this project and details can
be found in the bid documents.
Project Description:
This is a project that includes
selective site demolition, earth-
work, concrete, asphalt, land-
scaping, site electrical, water line
and sanitary sewer.
EXAMINATION OF BIDDING
DOCUMENTS:
Bid documents will be avail-
able for viewing or purchase at
the following locations:
Southern Reprographics (Ben-
tonville, AR)479-271-6130
Southern Reprographics (Fay-
etteville, AR)479-582-4021
Southern Reprographics (Little
Rock, AR)501-372-4011
A&B Reprographics (Benton-
ville, AR)479-271-7922
All bids shall be submitted in
accordance with all state, regu-
latory and licensing requirements
and all requirements of the Con-
struction Manager's Manual. To
be considered, bidders must be
licensed on day of bid. Nabholz
Construction Services and the City
of Rogers reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids and to waive
any informality or irregularity in
any bid. Nabholz Construction
Services encourages all small,
minority-owned, women-owned,
or disadvantaged business en-
terprises to submit bids for this
project.
75148074 Nov. 10 & 17, 2019
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Nabholz Construction will be
accepting subcontractor bids on
Thursday, November 21st, 2019
for a new 1,774 sqft Green
House, for the Valley Springs
School District in Valley Springs,
AR. Proposals will be due at
2:00PM. Bidders may email their
bids to kyle.lentz@nabholz.com.
A bid security (Bid Bond) of 5%
for proposals greater than
$100,000 is required to be in-
cluded with the proposal. Any
questions or RFI's regarding this
project can be sent to john.ec-
cleston@nabholz.com or
kyle.lentz@nabholz.com.
Project Description:
This is a project that consists of
a premanufactured greenhouse
structure, structural concrete,
plumbing, electrical and elec-
tronic fire safety, and sitework.
EXAMINATION OF BIDDING
DOCUMENTS:
Bid documents will be avail-
able for viewing or purchase at
the following locations:
Southern Reprographics
(Bentonville, AR)479-271-6130
Southern Reprographics
(Fayetteville, AR)479-582-4021
Southern Reprographics
(Little Rock, AR)501-372-4011
A&B Reprographics
(Bentonville, AR)479-271-7922
All bids shall be submitted in
accordance with all state, regu-
latory and licensing requirements
and all requirements of the Con-
struction Manager's Manual. To
be considered, bidders must be
licensed on day of bid. Nabholz
Construction Services and the
Valley Springs School District re-
serve the right to reject any or all
bids and to waive any informality
or irregularity in any bid. Nabholz
Construction Services encourag-
es all small, minority-owned,
women-owned, or disadvantaged
business enterprises to submit
bids for this project.
75145646 Nov. 10 & 17, 2019
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Nabholz Construction will be
accepting subcontractor bids on
Thursday, November 21st, 2019
for The Railyard Park, for the City
of Rogers AR. Proposals will be
due at 2:00PM. Bidders must
submit proposals in a sealed en-
velope addressed to: City of Rog-
ers, City Clerk, 301 West Chest-
nut, Rogers, AR 72756. Envelope
containing the bid should be
marked "BID FOR THE RAILYARD
PARK", Name of the Bidding
Company, Bidding Company pri-
mary contact person, and cell
phone number. Bids will be read
aloud publicly at city hall. A bid
security (Bid Bond) of 5% for
proposals greater than $100,000
is required to be included with the
proposal. Any questions or RFI's
regarding this project can be sent
to
james.monhollon@nabholz.com.
Project Description:
The new Railyard Park in
downtown Rogers consists of
178,201 sqft of bike trails, plazas,
water stop, pre-fab restroom
shipping containers, play yard,
event space, and a remodel of
existing farmer's market. Bid
packages will included but not be
limited to: demolition, earthwork
and site utilities, landscaping,
pavement markings, concrete,
structural & miscellaneous steel,
custom metal, carpentry, roofing,
doors & hardware, service doors,
light gauge framing, paint, sig-
nage, park specialties, waterstop
features, plumbing & hvac, elec-
trical, and fencing.
EXAMINATION OF BIDDING
DOCUMENTS:
Bid documents will be avail-
able for viewing or purchase at
the following locations:
Southern Reprographics (Ben-
tonville, AR) 479-271-6130
Southern Reprographics (Fay-
etteville, AR) 479-582-4021
Southern Reprographics (Little
Rock, AR) 501-372-4011
A&B Reprographics (Benton-
ville, AR) 479-271-7922
All bids shall be submitted in
accordance with all state, regu-
latory and licensing requirements
and all requirements of the Con-
struction Manager's Manual. To
be considered, bidders must be
licensed on day of bid. Nabholz
Construction Services and the City
of Rogers reserve the right to re-
ject any or all bids and to waive
any informality or irregularity in
any bid. Nabholz Construction
Services encourages all small,
minority-owned, women-owned,
or disadvantaged business en-
terprises to submit bids for this
project.
75147879 11/10 & 11/17/2019
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
PLUM BAYOU LEVEE _
STRUCTURE REPAIRS
PLUM BAYOU LEVEE DISTRICT -
ARKANSAS RIVER MAIN LEVEE
The Plum Bayou Levee District
of Pulaski, Jefferson and Lonoke
Counties, Arkansas, invites bids
on
the maintenance of the drain-
age structures, two (2) pipes, flap
gates, and erosion control on the
Plum
Bayou Levee between Old Riv-
er Lake and Rob Roy on the Ar-
kansas River Levee. Detailed
specifications and information
packets are $100.00 (Non-Re-
fundable) and can be obtained
from
Bond Consulting Engineers,
2601 T.P. White Drive, Jackson-
ville, AR 72076, Phone
501-982-1538.
The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and/or to
select the bid in the best interest
of the
levee district. Bids will be re-
ceived at the office of the Engi-
neer at:2601T.P. White Drive,
Jacksonville, AR on December
2,2019 at 2:00 P.M.
F.H. Lyons, President
Plum Bayou Levee District
75154305f
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by
the Engineering Department on
behalf of the Board of Commis-
sioners, Central Arkansas Water,
221 East Capitol Avenue, Little
Rock, Arkansas 72202, in Room
414 (Conference Room) until
10:00 a.m., Tuesday, November
Bids/Requests 1210
414 (Conference Room) until
10:00 a.m., Tuesday, November
26, 2019, for the following:
FENCE REPLACEMENT AT LAKE
WINONA DAM & PARK AREA
CENTRAL ARKANSAS WATER
PROJECT NO. 4964
JOB NO. 08574
Plans and specifications may
be examined and obtained at the
above office at no cost. In addi-
tion, plans and specifications may
be received by email by those
who submit complete contact in-
formation: Company name, ad-
dress, phone numbers, principal
contact name and email address.
All bids must be accompanied
by a Certified Check or Bid Bond
in an amount equal to at least 5%
of the total bid.
The Commission reserves the
right to waive formalities, reject
any or all bids, and to accept the
bid deemed to serve the best in-
terest of Central Arkansas Water.
There WILL BE AN OFFICIAL
PRE-BID meeting on-site at the
Lake Winona Dam & Park loca-
tion. This will be a non-manda-
tory pre-bid meeting. However,
we strongly encourage all serious
bidders to be present at the
Pre-Bid Meeting. The Pre-Bid
Meeting is scheduled for
10:00a.m., Tuesday, November
12, 2019. Anyone wishing to see
the fence area at another time will
be gladly scheduled as mutual
time allows. Please contact: Bob
Arthur, PE at 501-377-1347 or
email robert.arthur@carkw.com.
Please call if you need directions.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,
CENTRAL ARKANSAS WATER
75149546f
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Separate sealed bids for
BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ON
BLYTHE ROAD FOR FAULKNER
COUNTY, ARKANSAS, will be re-
ceived by Faulkner County at the
County Judge’s Office, 810
Faulkner Street, Conway, AR
72034, until 9:00 o'clock A.M., on
December 4, 2019, and then at
said location publicly opened and
read aloud.
The Information for Bidders,
Form of Bid, Form of Contract,
Plans, Specifications, Forms of
Bid Bond, Performance and Pay-
ment Bond, and other Contract
Documents may be examined at
the following locations:
Miller-Newell Engineers, Inc.,
510 Third Street, Newport, AR
County Judge’s Office, 810
Faulkner Street, Conway, AR
Dodge Plans Room,
(www.dodgeplans.construction.co
m)
Construction Market Data
(www.cmdgroup.com)
Southern Reprographics, 901
West Seventh, Little Rock, AR
Copies of the Contract Docu-
ments may be obtained at the
office of MILLER-NEWELL ENGI-
NEERS, INC., 510 Third Street,
Newport, Arkansas 72ll2, upon
the payment of $100.00 for each
set. Unsuccessful bidders will be
refunded $100.00 upon return of
the Contract Documents in us-
able condition within 14 days af-
ter receipt of bids.
The Owner reserves the right to
waive any informalities or to re-
ject any or all bids.
Each bidder must deposit with
his bid security in the amount,
form and subject to the condi-
tions provided in the Information
for Bidders.
In accordance with Act 150 of
1965, as amended, all bidders
shall conform to the require-
ments of the Arkansas State Li-
censing Law for Contractors.
No bidder may withdraw his bid
within 60 days after the actual
date of the opening thereof.
Jim Baker, County Judge
Date: November 17, 2019
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
VESTAL STREET SEWER
RELOCATION
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
WASTEWATER UTILITY
The North Little Rock Waste-
water Utility will receive sealed
bids for construction described as
follows: PROVIDE ALL LABOR,
MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT
NECESSARY to install VESTAL
STREET SEWER RELOCATION and
related items to the NORTH LIT-
TLE ROCK WASTEWATER UTILITY
in North Little Rock, Arkansas.
The North Little Rock Waste-
water Utility will receive sealed
proposals (bids) until
10:00 A.M. local time on De-
cember 3 2019 at the conference
room of the North
Little Rock Waste Water Utility,
7400 Baucum Pike, North Little
Rock, Arkansas 72117-0898.
Proposals received after that time
will not be accepted. All inter-
ested parties are invited to attend.
The project includes furnishing
and installing 8" sanitary sewer
pipe, manholes, 4" service line,
and other miscellaneous items of
work and related items. All pro-
posals shall be on the forms with
the specifications and shall be
enclosed in a sealed envelope
addressed to the North Little Rock
Wastewater Utility and marked
"Proposal for VESTAL STREET
SEWER RELOCATION NORTH
LITTLE ROCK WASTEWATER
UTILITY."
Bid security in the amount of
5% of the Base Bid must ac-
company each proposal. It shall
be in the form of a certified
check, postal money order or in-
surance surety bond (with Power
of Attorney attached) made pay-
able to the NORTH LITTLE ROCK
WASTEWATER UTILITY. The
owner reserves the right to reject
any or all bids and waive any for-
malities not bound by Arkansas
Statutes. Proposals which fail to
comply fully with any provisions
of the specifications and bid
documents will be considered
invalid and will not receive con-
sideration. In accordance with Act
150 of 1965, as amended, all
bidders shall conform to the re-
quirements of the Arkansas State
Licensing Law for contractors.
Arkansas Department of Labor
Prevailing Wage Rate shall be
paid for work under this contract.
The successful bidder must fur-
nish a performance and payment
bond upon the form provided in
the amount of one hundred per-
cent (100%) of the contract price
from an approved surety compa-
ny holding a permit from the State
of Arkansas to act as surety, or
other surety or sureties accept-
able to the Owner.
Plans, specifications, proposal
forms and other contract docu-
ments may be examined at the
office of Halff + Marlar, 5318
John F. Kennedy Boulevard, North
Little Rock, Arkansas. They may
be secured from Halff + Marlar, at
the cost of 100 Dollars. No re-
funds will be made. Job No.
036228.001
NORTH LITTLE ROCK WASTE-
WATER UTILITY
75145037f
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
TRANSPORTATION
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Internet bids will be received by
the Arkansas Department of
Transportation until ten o'clock
a.m., (10:00 a.m.) and until one
thirty p.m., (1:30 p.m.), JANUARY
8, 2020. A complete listing of the
jobs to be included in this letting
can be found on the Department’s
w e b s i t e a t
http://www.ardot.gov/ProgCon/Ge
neral/JOBS_include.aspx.
Plans, Proposal Documents,
and Specifications may be pur-
chased in the Program Manage-
ment Division at the address
noted above during regular busi-
ness hours until 4:30 the day be-
fore opening of Proposals. Re-
quests to become an eligible
bidder and questions regarding
prequalification or bidding re-
quirements should be addressed
to the Arkansas Department of
Transportation, Program Man-
agement Division at
pmd@ardot.gov or via telephone
at (501) 569 2261.
8F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Bids/Requests 1210
pmd@ardot.gov or via telephone
at (501) 569 2261.
In order to have a bid consid-
ered, contractors must furnish a
proposal guaranty consisting of
either a bidder's bond or a certi-
fied or cashier's check in the
amount of five percent (5%) of the
total amount bid. In order for a
bond to be acceptable to the De-
partment, the company issuing
the bond must be named in the
Department of Treasury Listing of
companies holding Certificates of
Authority as acceptable sure¬ties
on Federal Bonds and as ac-
ceptable reinsuring companies.
The Underwriting Limitation of the
bonding company shall be ad-
hered to. Any excess (between
the face amount of the Bond and
the Underwriting Limitation) shall
be protected by rein¬surance
provided by an acceptable rein-
suring company.
This notice is available from the
ADA/504/Title VI Coordinator in
large print, on audiotape and in
Braille.
The Department reserves the
right to reject any or all bids and
to waive any formalities.
BY AUTHORITY OF
ARKANSAS STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Thomas B. Schueck, Chairman
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CITY OF BRYANT
PARKS & RECREATION DEPT
6401 Boone Rd
Bryant, AR 72022
(501) 943-0999
www.cityofbryant.com
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL
FOR CONCESSIONS OPERA-
TIONS AT VARIOUS LOCATIONS
WITHIN CITY OF BRYANT PARKS
FOR 2020 DEADLINE:
Specifications are available at
The Center of Bryant by contact-
ing Keith Cox, 6401 Boone Rd,
Bryant, AR 72022; telephone
(501) 943-0429, or by following
the Bid Links located on the City
of Bryant website www.cityof-
bryant.com.
All bids must be received at the
Center of Bryant located at 6401
Boone Rd, Attn: Keith Cox, no
later than 1:00 pm, Friday, No-
vember 22nd, 2019.
The City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, to waive ir-
regularities and/or informalities in
any bid, and to make an award in
any manner, consistent with law,
deemed in the best interest of the
City.
Evaluation of the proposals in-
clude compliance with specifi-
cations and financial benefit
proposed. Price alone may not be
the sole consideration in award-
ing this bid.
The awarded Concessionaire
may NOT sell, transfer, or give
this contract to any other party.
The Concessionaire who is
awarded the concession(s) must
be the one who operates the
concession(s).
Proposals must be sealed and
clearly marked:
“Bid 2019-01 RFP for Bryant
Park’s Concessions ”
75147009f
City of Cabot
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Cabot is seeking letters
from qualified consulting firms for
the services of City Engineering
Consultant. Required submittals
must be received in a sealed en-
velope/packing clearly marked
“RFQ Engineering Services” by
the City of Cabot; 101 North
Second Street, Cabot, AR 72023;
by 2:00 a.m. CDT, Friday, De-
cember 27, 2019. The complete
RFQ packet is available at
www.cabotar.gov, or by request
at jgunderman@cabotar.gov or
may be picked up in person at:
Cabot Municipal Services - #1
City Plaza Suite A – Cabot, AR
72023
Joe Gunderman
Director of Municipal Services
City of Cabot
101 North Second St
Cabot, AR 72023
Three (3) copies of Statement
of Qualifications must be re-
ceived no later than 2:00 a.m.
CDT, Friday, December 27, 2019.
Any response received after this
deadline will not be considered.
For questions, please contact
Joe Gunderman at 501 843-4819
or jgunderman@cabotar.gov.
Notice of Nondiscrimination
The City of Cabot complies with
all civil right provisions of federal
statutes and related authorities
that prohibit discrimination in
programs and activities receiving
federal financial assistance.
Therefore, the City of Cabot does
not discriminate on the basis of
race, sex, color, age, national or-
igin, religion, disability, or income
status, in admission or access to
and treatment in the City of
Cabot’s programs and activities,
as well as the City of Cabot’s hir-
ing or employment practices.
Complaints of alleged discrimi-
nation and inquiries regarding the
City of Cabot’s nondiscrimination
policies may be directed to Mat-
thew Hood – Human Resources
Director – 101 North Second
Street – Cabot, AR 72023 – (501)
843-3566 ext. 1012 –
mhood@cabotar.gov
75146120z
INVITATION TO BIDDERS
The Housing Authority of the
City of Batesville, Arkansas,
hereinafter called the "Public
Housing Agency," or PHA, will
receive sealed bids in accor-
dance with the Procurement
Standards as set forth in Section
85.36 (d)(2)(i), at the Batesville
Public Housing Authority, 1590
College, Batesville, Arkansas, un-
til 10:00 A.M., Local Time, on
December 3, 2019, for the fol-
lowing described project Number
AR37P07150119.
HVAC IMPROVEMENTS AT
COLLEGE STREET CAMPUS
The following procedures shall
be followed:
A. At said time and place the
bids will be publicly opened and
read aloud;
B. Any bid received after the
closing time will be returned un-
opened;
C. Copies of bidding docu-
ments must be obtained from
Miller-Newell Engineers, Inc., P.O.
Box 705, 510 third Street, New-
port, AR 72112, by depositing
$25.00 for each set of bid docu-
ments for each project. There
shall be no refund of deposit;
D. All bids must be submitted
on forms furnished by the PHA,
submitted in duplicate and sub-
mitted in a sealed envelope
plainly marked to show the name
and address of the bidder, con-
tract job number, date and time of
bid opening;
E. Bidders are required to have
an Arkansas Contractor's License
when the cost of the work to be
done by the Contractor including,
but not limited to, labor and ma-
terials, is $20,000.00 or more,
this is in accordance with Arkan-
sas Code Annotated 17-22-101,
et. seq.;
F. The work to be performed
under this contract is subject to
the requirements of section 3 of
the Housing and Urban Develop-
ment Act of 1968, as amended,
12 U.S.C. 1701u (section 3).
G. Each bid submitted must
contain the following items:
(1) Bid form, signed by bidder;
(2) Bid guarantee in an amount
equal to five percent (5%) of the
bid price, the bid guaranty can be
in the form of a certified check or
cashier's check made payable to
the PHA, a U.S. Government bond
endorsed to the PHA, or a bid
bond executed by the bidder in
accordance with HUD-5369,
Clause 9;
(3) Representations, Certifica-
tions and Other Statements of
Bidders - Public and Indian
Housing Program Form
HUD-5369-A;
(4) A Non-Collusive Affidavit
form which must be submitted if
your bid is over $50,000.00; and
(5) Previous Participation Cer-
Bids/Requests 1210
your bid is over $50,000.00; and
(5) Previous Participation Cer-
tification, Form HUD-2530, form
which must be submitted if your
bid is over $50,000.00.
The successful bidder shall be
required to furnish an Arkansas
Performance and Payment Bond
or Bonds on the form contained in
the Contract Documents in the
amount of 100% of the full
amount of the bid. This is in ac-
cordance with Arkansas Code
Annotated 19-11-405. Nonresi-
dent contractors shall be required
to comply with the requirements
of Act 489 of 1989, pertaining to
Contractors Bonds.
The PHA reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, separately
or in their entirety; to accept or
reject any Bid by line item; to
waive any informalities in the
bidding; to consider and award
Bids in a manner that will be in
the best interest and most ad-
vantageous to the PHA, to the
lowest responsive and responsi-
ble bidder or bidders, as appro-
priate, whose bid or bids, as ap-
propriate, conforms or conform,
as appropriate, with all the ma-
terial terms and conditions of the
Invitation for Bids.
No bid shall be withdrawn for a
period of 60 days subsequent to
the opening of bids without the
consent of the PHA.
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE
CITY OF BATESVILLE, ARKAN-
SAS
By: /s/ Pat Dunegan
11/10/2019
Contracting Officer
75145606f
INVITATION TO BID
ROOF REPLACEMENT AND
REPAIRS
PHASE I – 3RD FLOOR ROOFS
MILLER COUNTY COURTHOUSE
400 LAUREL STRET
TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS
Bid Opening Date: 2:00 p.m.,
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
at the Miller County Courthouse
located at 400 Laurel Street,
Texarkana, Arkansas.
Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference:
10:30 a.m., Tuesday, December
3, 2019 at the project site locat-
ed at 400 Laurel Street, Texar-
kana, Arkansas.
Bid Documents are available at
the office of the Architect:
Clements & Associates/Architec-
ture, Inc., 507 Main Street, North
Little Rock, Arkansas 72114;
501-375-3380. Prime Contrac-
tors may receive up to one (1) set
and one (1) pdf of the bid docu-
ments for bidding purposes by
providing a $75.00 deposit. Bid
Security in the amount of 5%
percent of the Base Proposal
must accompany each proposal
as described in the “Instructions
to Bidders.” Bidders, sub-bid-
ders, material suppliers and other
interested parties are encouraged
to obtain complete sets of Bid
Documents from the Architect.
Neither the Owner nor Architect
assumes responsibility for errors
in bidding or misinterpretations of
Bid Documents resulting from use
of incomplete sets of Bid Docu-
ments. The documents obtained
through the Architect are consid-
ered the official version and take
precedence if any discrepancies
occur. The use of incomplete or
inaccurate Bid Documents does
not relieve the bidder of the obli-
gation to perform all work related
to his bid as detailed in a com-
plete set of Bid Documents.
All bids must be received at
Miller County Courthouse located
at 400 Laurel Street, Texarkana,
Arkansas, no later than 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, December 18, 2019,
at which time all bids will be
opened and read in the office of
the County Judge.
The County reserves the right
to reject any or all bids, to waive
irregularities and/or information in
any bid, and to make an award in
any manner, consistent with law,
deemed in the best interest of the
County. Bids must be sealed and
clearly marked.
75156033f
INVITATION TO BID
SAND AND GRAVEL PERMIT
The Commissioner of State
Lands will receive sealed bids for
a State sand and gravel permit to
remove sand and gravel from
state owned mineral rights in
Izard County, Arkansas, until
10:00 a.m., Friday December 13,
2019. The bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud at 1020
West Fourth Street, Little Rock,
Arkansas 72201.
Izard County, Arkansas
On the left descending bank of
the White River, river mile 341.5
Less than one river mile
*Special Conditions:
1. Easement from White River
Estates at Sylamore
2. Sand and Gravel can only be
removed during the months of
September to November
3. Sand and Gravel may only be
removed during low water
4. The maximum that can be
removed per year is 10,000 cubic
yards
5. Removal will be accom-
plished using a rubber-tired
front-end loader
6. Leave a 50' buffer from the
toe of the bank to avoid exacer-
bating any erosion problems.
7. Avoid impacts to the USGS
stream gage station at Sylamore.
8. Permit is subject to accep-
tance and permit issuance by the
US Army Corps of Engineers and
the Arkansas Division of Environ-
mental Quality
Maximum term of this permit
shall not exceed five (5) years. It
shall also terminate within six (6)
months after the commercial
production of sand and gravel has
ceased. The minimum accept-
able bid shall be a royalty of
$0.35 per cubic yard for sand and
$0.50 per cubic yard for gravel.
The Commissioner of State Lands
reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
A bid fee in the amount of $500
must accompany all bids. Any-
one interested in submitting a bid
may contact Nikki Heck at the
address, phone number or email
address listed below and request
Bid Package #19-03-02.
Tommy Land, Commissioner of
State Lands
Natural Resources Mineral
Leasing Division
500 Woodlane Street,
Suite 109
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-324-9422
Email: nheck@cosl.org
75140847f
INVITATION TO BID
You are invited to bid on a
contract for the "REROOF & BRICK
RE-POINTING AT THE GENTRY
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,'' for
GENTRY CHAMBER OF COM-
MERCE, hereinafter termed Own-
er. The bids shall be on a lump
sum basis. There will be a non-
mandatory Pre-Bid Conference
held at the jobsite on November
19th, at 10:00am.
The owner will receive bids
until 2:00pm CDST, November
26th, at 212 E. Main St. Gentry,
AR. Bids may be mailed or deliv-
ered to Gentry Chamber of Com-
merce, 212 E. Main St., Gentry,
AR 72734. Bids will be publicly
opened and read aloud. Bids re-
ceived after this time will not be
accepted.
The scope of work consists of a
roof replacement and re-pointing
of exterior brick.
Plans, specifications, bid
forms, and other contract docu-
ments may be examined at the
office of the architect, Revival
Architecture, Inc., 301 Main
Street, Suite 203, North Little
Rock, Arkansas, 72114. While
contract documents can be ex-
amined at the following plan
room(s), bidders should use
caution in doing so:
Southern Reprographics
901 W. 7th Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 372-4011
Obtaining contract documents
through any source other than the
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Bids/Requests 1210
Obtaining contract documents
through any source other than the
Design Professional is not advis-
able due to the risks of receiving
incomplete or inaccurate infor-
mation. Contract documents ob-
tained through the Design Pro-
fessional are considered the
official version and take prece-
dence should any discrepancies
occur.
General contractors may view
or purchase complete sets of
bidding documents from South-
ern Reprographics. No partial sets
will be issued. Bid Security in the
amount of five percent (5%) of the
bid must accompany each bid in
accordance with the Instructions
to Bidders.
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, and to
waive any formalities. Bidders
shall conform to the require-
ments of the Arkansas licensing
laws and regulations for contrac-
tors, and shall be licensed before
his bid is submitted.
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North Little Rock School District
RFP #NLRSD2021 Category 1
Services
District-wide Telecommunica-
tion Services
The North Little Rock School
District (NLRSD) invites your
proposal for District-wide net-
work design and engineering,
leased lit fiber service (MAN), and
Internet Access, for all NLRSD
sites as specified in the Request
for Proposals (RFP). Copies of the
RFP are available from Brian
Staggers, NLRSD Information
Technology, 2200 North Poplar
Street, North Little Rock, AR
72114. E-mail: staggersb@nl-
rsd.org.
A MANDATORY bidders con-
ference will be held at 2700 North
Poplar Street on Tuesday, No-
vember 19, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.
Site surveys will follow immedi-
ately after bidders conference.
No proposals will be accepted
from any company not attending
both the bidders conference and
site surveys. PLEASE INCLUDE
RFP #NLRSD2021 CATEGORY 1
SERVICES IN THE SUBJECT LINE
OF ALL EMAILS. No questions will
be answered over the phone. Af-
ter attending the mandatory bid-
ders conference and site surveys,
prospective bidders must return
one (1) original and four (4) cop-
ies of your proposal and required
attachments to Brian Staggers,
Manager, NLRSD Information
Technology, 2200 North Poplar
Street, North Little Rock, AR
72114 no later than 10:30 a.m.,
CST Tuesday, January 14, 2020.
Price and warranty of goods,
plus any other related consider-
ations that may be offered, will be
taken into account in the award-
ing of this proposal. Conse-
quently, define (with specifica-
tions where applicable) and
address all items submitted as
part of your proposed package.
The District reserves the right
to reject any or all responses and
waive any irregularities or for-
malities in proposals received.
The District reserves the right to
negotiate with the apparent ac-
ceptable vendor(s). Price alone
will not be the determining factor.
Award will be based upon those
considerations which are in the
best interest of the District and
will be made to the responsive,
responsible offerer whose pro-
posal is judged to be the most
effective and economical for the
purpose intended, according to
the requirements and specifica-
tions stated in the Request for
Proposal. Project implementation
is contingent on approval of var-
ious funding sources.
75154191f
Notice of RFQ
for Engineering Services
The City of Eudora is interest-
ed in acquiring the services of an
engineering firm or individual to
provide services for water stor-
age tanks.
Procedures for selection of an
individual/firm will be in accor-
dance with ACEDP procurement
requirements. All responses will
be evaluated in terms of special-
ized experience and technical
competence; performance; ca-
pacity and capability of the
firm/individual to perform work;
and proximity to and familiarity
with the project area.
Interested parties are invited to
secure an RFQ package from:
Mayor Johnathan Patrick
239 S. Main
Eudora, AR 71640
(870) 355-4436
To be considered, the RFQ
must be received by EOD, Mon-
day, December 2, 2019.
75148644f
NOTICE
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
FOR ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
The City of Clarksville, Arkan-
sas (the “City”) is soliciting Re-
quests for Proposals (RFPs) from
interested, experienced and
qualified professionals for Eco-
nomic Development Services, to
provide support and assistance to
City leaders for development in
planning, marketing, and strate-
gic advice and counsel regarding
job recruitment, job development,
job retention, and job expansion
and in accomplishing the City’s
economic development goals.
Any questions regarding this
RFP should be directed in writing
to:
City of Clarksville Arkansas
Office of the Mayor
205 Walnut St –
Clarksville, AR 72830
OR
Email Verla Clark at:
vclark@clarksvillear.gov
Additional Information is
available on the city’s website at
clarksvillear.gov
RFPs will be received in the
Mayor’s Office until 3:00 p.m. on
December 4, 2019.
Clarksville complies with the
provisions of the American with
Disabilities Act, Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act, Title VI of the
Civil Rights Act of 1964, and any
other federal, state, and/or local
laws, rules and/or regulations.
David Rieder, Mayor
205 Walnut Street
Clarksville, AR 72830
Phone: 479-754-6486
75135090f
Notice to bidders
Bid #19-3616
Notice is hereby given that the
City of North Little Rock’s Com-
merce Department will receive
sealed proposals until Tuesday,
November 26, 2019 at 10:00am
on the following:
50TH Street and Drainage Im-
provements
1. NOTICE TO THE GENERAL
CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids for the 50TH
STREET AND DRAINAGE IM-
PROVEMENTS will be received by
the City of North Little Rock, at
10:00 am on Tuesday, November
26, 2019, at 120 Main Street,
North Little Rock, Arkansas and
then be publicly opened and read
aloud. Any bids not submitted on
time will be returned unopened.
2. SCOPE OF WORK
a. The Contractor shall com-
plete all work as specified or in-
dicated in the Contract Docu-
ments. The work is generally
described as follows:
Furnishing and installing of
street reconstruction, drainage
improvements, sidewalk and
other miscellaneous items of
work on 50th Street from Camp
Robinson Road to Allen Street in
North Little Rock, AR.
3. SINGLE PROPOSAL
Bidders shall submit one pro-
posal for the entire project.
4. BID SUBMISSION
Bids shall be submitted on the
form within the project manual
and shall be delivered in a clearly
identified, sealed, opaque enve-
lope prior to the date and time
described above.
5. AVAILABILITY OF CON-
STRUCTION DOCUMENTS
Bids/Requests 1210
5. AVAILABILITY OF CON-
STRUCTION DOCUMENTS
Bona fide bidders may obtain
documents at the address listed
below, on the following basis:
a. Drawings and Specifications
may be examined at the follow-
ing locations:
Halff + Marlar
5318 John F. Kennedy Boule-
vard
North Little Rock, AR
Cost is $100.00 per set. NO
REFUNDS WILL BE MADE.
b. Bid information may be ob-
tained at www.nlr.ar.gov click on
the tab “Business,” select “Bids
and Vendors” and then choose
“Current Bids.”
6. BID SECURITY
Proposals shall be accompa-
nied by a cashier’s or certified
check upon a national or state
bank in an amount not less than
five percent (5% of the total
maximum bid price) payable
without recourse to the Owner, or
a bid bond in the same amount
from a reliable surety company,
as a guarantee that the Bidder will
enter into a contract and execute
performance and payment bonds
within fifteen (15) days after no-
tice of award of Contract to him.
Such bid guarantee shall be made
payable to the CITY OF NORTH
LITTLE ROCK.
The SUCCESSFUL bidder will
be required to furnish a
performance and payment bond
upon the form provided in the
amount of one hundred percent
(100%) of the contract price from
an approved surety company
holding a permit from the State of
Arkansas to act as surety, or other
surety or sureties acceptable to
the Owner.
7. WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS
No bid may be withdrawn for a
period of sixty (60) days
subsequent to date of the opening
of Proposals.
8. COMPLIANCE WITH
ARKANSAS STATUTES
All bidders shall comply with
the requirements of the
Contractor’s Licensing Law of the
State of Arkansas, and all
applicable Arkansas regulations.
All bonds on this project shall
comply with Arkansas Statutory
Performance and Payment Bond
Law, Act 351 of 1953, as
amended by Act 209 of 1957.
9. FEDERALLY ASSISTED
PROJECT
This project is funded in whole
or in part by Federal Community
Development Block Grant (CDBG)
funds. Davis Bacon wage rules
shall apply. All laborers and
mechanics employed by
contractors and subcontractors on
projects funded directly by or
assisted in whole or in part by and
through the Federal government
shall be paid wages at rates not
less than those prevailing on
projects of a character similar in
the locality as determined by the
Secretary of Labor in accordance
with subchapter IV of Chapter 31
of Title 40, United States Code.
The Department of Labor provides
all pertinent information related to
compliance with labor standards,
including prevailing wage
rates and instructions for
reporting. For more information,
please refer to www.wdol.gov.
This project is a Section 3
covered project. The purpose of
the Federal Section 3 policy is to
ensure that employment and
economic opportunities generated
by Federal financial assistance for
community development
programs shall, to the greatest
extent feasible, be directed
toward low income persons. The
Section 3 clause (24 CFR Part
135.38) will be made a part of
this contract.
The City of North Little Rock
encourages participation from
Section 3 Business Concerns and
small, minority, and
woman-owned business
enterprises in the procurement
of goods, services, professional
services, and construction, either
as a general contractor or
subcontractor. It is further
requested that whenever
possible, contractors who require
subcontractors, seek qualified
Section 3 Business Concerns,
small, minority, and
woman-owned businesses to
partner with them.
10. REJECTION OF BIDS
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, in whole or
in part, or award items separately;
to waive any informalities or
irregularities in the bids and
bidding deemed to be in the best
interests of the City of North Little
Rock; and to reject
nonconforming, nonresponsive, or
conditional bids. Proposals which
fail to comply fully with the
provisions of the specifications
and other Contract Documents
may be deemed invalid and may
not receive consideration.
CITY OF NORTH LITTLE ROCK
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
AGENCY
Amy Smith
Assistant Director for Procure-
ment
75148341z
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
INVITATION TO BID
The City of Pine Bluff will re-
ceive sealed bids November 26,
2019, at 2:00 p.m. at the City
Clerk’s Office, Suite 202, Pine
Bluff City Hall, located at 200 East
8th Avenue, Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
At this time, all bids will be pub-
licly opened and read aloud for
the following:
Project will include the remod-
el of existing Merrill Community
Center, 1000 South Ash Street in
Pine Bluff. Remodel will include,
but not limited to, exterior paint-
ing of existing building and inte-
rior remodel including demolition,
drywall and studs, painting, glass,
metal and wood doors in metal
frames, overhead door, ceilings,
millwork, electrical, HVAC, and
plumbing. Project will be done all
in one phase with the building
unoccupied.
A bid bond in an amount equal
to five percent of the total bid
must accompany the bid as a
guarantee that if awarded the
contract, the Bidder will promptly
enter into a contract with the city
of Pine Bluff as outlined in the
specifications and instructions to
bidders. No substitute will be
acceptable in lieu of the bid bond.
A performance and payment
bond in the amount of 100 per-
cent of the contract price will be
required. No substitute will be
acceptable in lieu of the perfor-
mance and payment bond.
A pre-bid conference will be
held November 20, 2019, at
10:00 a.m., for contractors can
ask questions, visit the site and
view existing building.
Copies of drawings, specifica-
tions, and other proposed con-
tract documents are on file and
are open for inspection at the fol-
lowing locations:
Reed Architectural Firm, Ltd.
417 West 6th Avenue
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
870-534-2425
Pine Bluff Blue Print
3800 Camden Road, Suite 10
Pine Bluff, AR 71603
870-535-1097
Southern Reprographics
901 S. 7th Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-392-4011
General Contractors, sub-bid-
ders and suppliers may obtain
sets of drawings and specifica-
tions from Pine Bluff Blue Print by
paying the cost of reproduction.
This cost is non-refundable.
All general contractors who
plan to bid shall register with
Reed Architectural Firm office
prior to submitting bids and to
obtain addenda that might be is-
sued during bidding time. Atten-
tion is called to the fact that not
less than minimum salaries and
wages for each job classification
as set forth in the contract docu-
ments, must be paid on the
project, and that the contractor
must ensure that employment and
Bids/Requests 1210
project, and that the contractor
must ensure that employment and
applicants for employment are not
discriminated against because of
their race, color, religion or hand-
icaps. Attention is called to the
“Bid Condition and Affirmative
Action Requirements”, which are
a part of the Contract documents
as required by the Department of
Labor.
Foreign contracting companies
and foreign owned companies not
approved by USTR are not al-
lowed to bid.
The city of Pine Bluff does not
discriminate based on race, reli-
gion, creed, color, national origin
or handicaps and encourages
participation by minorities and
female owned and operated
businesses and local firms.
REJECTION OF BIDS
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
any informalities. Proposals
which fail to comply fully with any
provisions of the specifications
and other contract documents will
be considered invalid and may not
receive consideration.
The City of Pine Bluff encour-
ages all small and minority busi-
ness enterprise to submit bids for
capital improvements. Encour-
agement is also made to all gen-
eral contractors that in the event
they subcontract portions of their
work, consideration be given to
the identified groups. In addition,
all local enterprises and contrac-
tors are encouraged to partici-
pate.
City of Pine Bluff
Mayor Shirley Washington
200 E. 8th Avenue
Pine Bluff, AR 71601
75147124f
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SOUTH ARKANSAS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
EXISTING GYMNASIUM
ALTERATIONS
The Board of Trustees of South
Arkansas Community College will
receive sealed proposals for al-
terations to the Existing Gymna-
sium at the SouthArk West Cam-
pus, 300 South West Avenue, El
Dorado, Arkansas (CADM Project
1840/ANCRC Grant #20-13 &
#20-14) until 2:00 p.m. local
time, Tuesday, November 26,
2019. There will be a mandatory
Pre-Bid Meeting held at 2:00
p.m., Tuesday, November 19,
2019 in the Existing Gymnasium.
Bids will be received and opened
in the Administration Building 2nd
Floor Conference Room, Suite
208, SouthArk West Campus, 300
South West Avenue El Dorado,
Arkansas and read aloud.
Plans and Specifications have
been prepared by CADM Archi-
tecture, Inc., 214 North Washing-
ton, Suite 413, El Dorado, Ar-
kansas 71730, phone
870-863-7367, fax
870-863-4367, mail@cadmar-
chitects.com. Proposals shall be
delivered in a clearly identified
sealed, opaque envelope.
A five percent (5%) corporate
Bid Bond or a certified check in
the amount of five percent (5%) of
the bid shall accompany all sub-
mitted bids on construction con-
tracts that exceed $20,000.00 in
accordance with ACA 22-9-203.
Bidders must comply with all re-
quirements of Contractors Li-
censing Laws of the State of Ar-
kansas, Act 150 of 1965, as
amended, and Arkansas Code
22-9-204 section 3.6(a).
A Performance and Payment
Bond, equal to the amount of the
contract, and issued by a surety
approved by the owner and au-
thorized to do business in the
State of Arkansas will be required
of the successful bidder.
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann.
§22-9-203, the Owner encour-
ages all small, minority, and
women business enterprises to
submit bids for capital improve-
ments. Encouragement is also
made to all general contractors
that in the event they subcontract
portions of their work, consider-
ation is given to the identified
groups.
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
formalities. Proposals which fail
to comply fully with any provision
of the Plans, Specifications and
other Contract Documents will be
considered invalid and will not
receive consideration. Contract
Documents may be examined at
the Office of the Architect.
SOUTH ARKANSAS COMMU-
NITY COLLEGE
EL DORADO, ARKANSAS
75144345f
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received
until 2:00PM, December 3, 2019
in the Conference Room, Division
of Building Authority, Construc-
tion Section, 501 Woodlane Drive,
Suite 101N, Little Rock, Arkansas
for the following:
Renovation of CMTC Building
1530 Laundry Facility at Fort
Chaffee located in Fort Smith,
Arkansas for the Military Depart-
ment of Arkansas PR #9751837R
There will be a Pre-Bid Con-
ference held at 10:00AM on No-
vember 26, 2019 at Fort Chaffee,
Building 1683, Fort Smith, Ar-
kansas 72905. The State re-
serves the right to schedule ad-
ditional meetings.
BID DOCUMENTS: The official
version of the complete set of the
Contract documents should be
examined and are obtainable from
E Squared Architecture & Interior
Design, P.A., 217 Lexington Ave,
Fort Smith, AR 72901
(479)782-3500. Prime bidders
may obtain up to 3 sets of bid
documents. Bidders must deposit
a check in the amount of $100.00
per set, payable to E Squared
Architecture & Interior Design,
P.A. Deposits will be refunded to
all prime bidders who return bid-
ding documents in good and
complete condition within 10 days
after the opening of the bids. A
bidder receiving a contract award
may retain the bidding docu-
ments and the Bidders deposit
will be refunded. Prime Bidders
requiring additional sets and
Sub-bidders may purchase bid-
ding documents through Fort
Smith Blueprint Inc.
DESIGN PROFESSIONAL: E
Squared Architecture & Interior
Design, P.A., Mark Evans, 217
Lexington Ave, Fort Smith, AR
72901 (479)782-3500.
A bid security in the amount of
5% shall accompany each bid, if
the bid is in excess of
$35,000.00.
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
22-9-203, the State encourages
all small, minority, and women
business enterprises to submit
bids for capital improvements.
Encouragement is also made to
all general contractors that in the
event they subcontract portions of
their work, consideration is given
to the identified groups.
The State reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
any formalities.
75155642f
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received
until November 26, 2019, 2:30PM
in the Conference Room, Division
of Building Authority, Construc-
tion Section, 501 Woodlane Drive,
Suite 101N, Little Rock, Arkansas
for the following:
Site Improvements at the Loui-
siana Purchase State Park locat-
ed in Holly Grove, Arkansas for
the Arkansas Department of Parks
and Tourism PR #9001818RRR
BID DOCUMENTS: The official
version of the complete set of the
Contract documents should be
examined and are obtainable from
Arkansas Blueprint Company,
10110 West Markham, Little
Rock, AR 72205 (501)312-0050.
Bidders must deposit a check in
the amount of $175.00 per set,
payable to McClelland Consulting
Engineers, Inc. Deposits will be
refunded to all prime bidders who
return bidding documents in good
condition within 10 days after the
opening of bids. A bidder receiv-
Bids/Requests 1210
condition within 10 days after the
opening of bids. A bidder receiv-
ing a contract award may retain
the bidding documents and the
Bidders deposit will be refunded.
Prime Bidders requiring addition-
al sets and Sub-bidders may
purchase bidding documents
through Arkansas Blueprint
Company.
DESIGN PROFESSIONAL: Mc-
Clelland Consulting Engineers,
Inc., Chris Bakunas, 7302 Kanis
Road, Little Rock, Arkansas
72204 (501)371-0272.
A bid security in the amount of
5% shall accompany each bid, if
the bid is in excess of
$35,000.00.
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
22-9-203, the State encourages
all small, minority, and women
business enterprises to submit
bids for capital improvements.
Encouragement is also made to
all general contractors that in the
event they subcontract portions of
their work, consideration is given
to the identified groups.
The State reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
any formalities.
75148325f
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received
until 2:00PM, November 26, 2019
in the Conference Room, Division
of Building Authority, Construc-
tion Section, 501 Woodlane Drive,
Suite 101N, Little Rock, Arkansas
for the following:
Removal of Asbestos Contain-
ing Materials and Demolition of
Various Buildings at the Boonville
Human Development Center PR
#7102007
There will be a Pre-Bid Con-
ference held at 10:00AM on No-
vember 19, 2019 at 115 Shipley
Drive, Booneville, Arkansas. The
State reserves the right to sched-
ule additional meetings.
BID DOCUMENTS: The official
version of the complete set of the
Contract documents should be
examined and are obtainable from
Morris AE, Inc., 5005 Hwy 161
South, Scott, AR 72142
(501)961-1003. Bidders must
deposit a check in the amount of
$100.00 per set, payable to
Morris & Associates. Deposits
will be refunded to all prime bid-
ders who return bidding docu-
ments in good condition within 10
days after the opening of bids. A
bidder receiving a contract award
may retain the bidding docu-
ments and the bidder's deposit
will be refunded. Prime bidders
requiring additional sets and
sub-bidders may purchase bid-
ding documents.
DESIGN PROFESSIONAL: Mor-
ris AE, Inc., Rex Morris, 5005 Hwy
161 South, Scott, AR 72142
(501)961-1003.
A bid security in the amount of
5% shall accompany each bid, if
the bid is in excess of
$35,000.00.
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
22-9-203, the State encourages
all small, minority, and women
business enterprises to submit
bids for capital improvements.
Encouragement is also made to
all general contractors that in the
event they subcontract portions of
their work, consideration is given
to the identified groups.
The State reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
any formalities.
75146262f
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received
until 2:30PM, December 10, 2019
in the Conference Room, Division
of Building Authority, Construc-
tion Section, 501 Woodlane Drive,
Suite 101N, Little Rock, Arkansas
for the following:
Removal of Storage Waste
Ponds at C&H Hog Farm located
in Mount Judea, Arkansas for the
Arkansas Department of Environ-
mental Quality PR #9302001
There will be a Pre-Bid Con-
ference held at 10:30AM on No-
vember 26, 2019 at C&H Hog
Farm in Mount Judea, Arkansas
(GPS Coordinates: 35° 55' 30.47"
N 93° 4' 18.42" W.) Driving di-
rections from Mount Judea: 0.8
miles southwest on County Rd 54.
Right on County Rd 41 for ap-
proximately 0.75 miles. The State
reserves the right to schedule
additional meetings.
BID DOCUMENTS: The official
version of the complete set of the
Contract documents should be
examined and are obtainable from
Harbor Environmental by email-
ing a request to shethcox@har-
borenv.com. In the email, provide
company name, contact name,
contact email, contact phone
number, company address, and
whether digital or hard copy for-
mat is desired. Electronic copies
of the documents will be provid-
ed at no cost; Harbor will provide
a digital download link via email.
A complete set of contract docu-
ments may be obtained from
Harbor Environmental, Inc. by
depositing a check in the amount
of $100.00 per set, payable to
Harbor Environmental, Inc. After
receiving the deposit, please al-
low 2 business days to receive by
mail, or 1 business day for in-
person pickup at Harbor Environ-
mental, Inc., 5800 Evergreen
Drive, Little Rock, AR 72205
(501)663-8800. Deposits will be
refunded to contractors who re-
turn the documents in good con-
dition within 10 days after the
opening of bids. If the bid docu-
ments are obtained otherwise, the
bidder may not receive updates
and addenda from Harbor,
thereby risking bid rejection.
Documents can be examined at
no cost in hard copy at Harbor,
5800 Evergreen Drive, Little Rock,
AR 72205.
DESIGN PROFESSIONAL: Har-
bor Environmental, Inc., Andrew
Rike, 5800 Evergreen Drive, Little
Rock, AR 72205 (501)663-8800.
A bid security in the amount of
5% shall accompany each bid, if
the bid is in excess of
$35,000.00.
Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
22-9-203, the State encourages
all small, minority, and women
business enterprises to submit
bids for capital improvements.
Encouragement is also made to
all general contractors that in the
event they subcontract portions of
their work, consideration is given
to the identified groups.
The State reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
any formalities.
75155368f
Public Notice of Request for
Qualifications
Engineering Services
November 12, 2019
The City of Ogden has received
an Arkansas Community and
Economic Development Program
(ACEDP) grant from the Arkansas
Economic Development Commis-
sion (ADEC). This project will in-
volve replacing approximately
3,470 LF of 4” PVC with 4” HDPE,
1,688 LF of 2” PVC with 2” HDPE
adjacent to the KCS Railroad track
that runs beside U.S. Highway 71,
and installing approximately
5,000 LF of 3” PVC water pipe
and appurtenances along Pine
Prairie Road (CR23) in order to
serve an additional twelve cus-
tomers.
The City of Ogden is interested
in acquiring the services of an
engineering firm or individual to
provide services for the above-
referenced project.
Procedures for selection of an
individual/firm will be in accor-
dance with ACEDP procurement
requirements. All responses will
be evaluated in terms of special-
ized experience and technical
competence; performance; ca-
pacity and capability of the
firm/individual to perform work;
and proximity to and familiarity
with the project area. Negotia-
tions will begin with the respon-
dent obtaining the highest total
score in the evaluation process.
Interested parties are invited to
secure an RFQ package from
Jimmy Parker, Southwest Ar-
Bids/Requests 1210
secure an RFQ package from
Jimmy Parker, Southwest Ar-
kansas Planning & Development
District, Inc., P.O. Box 767, and
101 Business Park Drive, Mag-
nolia, AR 71754-0767. (870)
2 3 5 - 7 5 2 1 . e m a i l :
jimmy.parker@arkansas.gov.
All interested parties must
submit their response to the RFQ
package to Jimmy Parker, South-
west Arkansas Planning & De-
velopment District, Inc. P.O. Box
767, and 101 Harvey Couch Bou-
levard, Magnolia, AR 71754, (870)
235-7521. (Please submit one
hard copy and 1 thumb drive
copy.)
Deadline for receipt of Request
for Qualifications is 4:00 p.m. on
December 1, 2019.
The City of Ogden is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.
75152175f
Public Notice of Request
for Qualifications
Engineering Services
November 12, 2019
The City of Prescott has re-
ceived an Arkansas Community
and Economic Development Pro-
gram (ACEDP) grant from the Ar-
kansas Economic Development
Commission (ADEC). This project
will involve replacing 6” water
main along West Walnut Street
and water and sewer along West
Olive Street. The improvements
include replacing approximately
1600 linear feet of water main
and 300 linear feet of sewer main
with associate appurtenances.
The City of Prescott is inter-
ested in acquiring the services of
an engineering firm or individual
to provide services for the
above-referenced project.
Procedures for selection of an
individual/firm will be in accor-
dance with ACEDP procurement
requirements. All responses will
be evaluated in terms of special-
ized experience and technical
competence; performance; ca-
pacity and capability of the
firm/individual to perform work;
and proximity to and familiarity
with the project area. Negotia-
tions will begin with the respon-
dent obtaining the highest total
score in the evaluation process.
Interested parties are invited to
secure an RFQ package from
Jimmy Parker, Southwest Ar-
kansas Planning & Development
District, Inc., P.O. Box 767, and
101 Business Park Drive, Mag-
nolia, AR 71754-0767. (870)
2 3 5 - 7 5 2 1 . e m a i l :
jimmy.parker@arkansas.gov.
All interested parties must
submit their response to the RFQ
package to Jimmy Parker, South-
west Arkansas Planning & De-
velopment District, Inc. P.O. Box
767, and 101 Harvey Couch Bou-
levard, Magnolia, AR 71754, (870)
235-7521. (Please submit one
hard copy and 1 thumb drive
copy.)
Deadline for receipt of Request
for Qualifications is 4:00 p.m. on
December 1, 2019.
The City of Prescott is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.
75152166f
Public Notice of RFQ
for Engineering Services
Date: November 15, 2019
The City of Caraway has re-
ceived an Arkansas Community
and Economic Development Pro-
gram (ACEDP) grant from the Ar-
kansas Economic Development
Commission to drill a new well on
a site that is 100’ West of a
drainage ditch and repair an ex-
isting concrete detention basin.
The City of Caraway is inter-
ested in acquiring the services of
an architect firm or individual to
provide services for the above-
referenced project.
Procedures for selection of an
individual/firm will be in accor-
dance with ACEDP procurement
requirements. All responses will
be evaluated in terms of special-
ized experience and technical
competence; performance; ca-
pacity and capability of the
firm/individual to perform work;
and proximity to and familiarity
with the project area. Negotia-
tions will begin with the respon-
dent obtaining the highest total
score in the evaluation process.
Interested parties are invited to
secure a Request for Qualifica-
tions package from East Arkan-
sas Planning & Development
District, PO Box 1403, Jonesboro,
AR 72403, or by calling Susan
Wilson at 870-932-3957. Those
interested are encouraged to
submit a request by emailing
swilson@eapdd.com
All interested parties must
submit three copies of their re-
sponse to the Request for Quali-
fications package to City of Cara-
way, c/o Mayor Bo James, PO Box
549, Caraway, AR 72419. State-
ments of Qualifications will be
accepted no later than 4:00 pm,
December 6, 2019.
The City of Caraway is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.
Mayor Bo James
75155645f
Public Notice of RFQ
for Engineering Services
Date: November 15, 2019
The City of Earle has received
an Arkansas Community and
Economic Development Program
(ACEDP) grant from the Arkansas
Economic Development Commis-
sion to apply a 2” overlay on the
surface streets in the City of Ear-
le.
The City of Earle is interested in
acquiring the services of an en-
gineering firm or individual to
provide services for the above-
referenced project.
Procedures for selection of an
individual/firm will be in accor-
dance with ACEDP procurement
requirements. All responses will
be evaluated in terms of special-
ized experience and technical
competence; performance; ca-
pacity and capability of the
firm/individual to perform work;
and proximity to and familiarity
with the project area. Negotia-
tions will begin with the respon-
dent obtaining the highest total
score in the evaluation process.
Interested parties are invited to
secure a Request for Qualifica-
tions package from East Arkan-
sas Planning & Development
District, PO Box 1403, Jonesboro,
AR 72403, or by calling Susan
Wilson at 870-932-3957. Those
interested are encouraged to
submit a request by emailing
swilson@eapdd.com
All interested parties must
submit three copies of their re-
sponse to the Request for Quali-
fications package to City of Earle,
c/o Mayor Sherman Smith, 1004
2nd Street, Earle, AR 72331.
Statements of Qualifications will
be accepted no later than 4:00
pm, December 6, 2019.
The City of Earle is an Equal
Opportunity/Affirmative Action
Employer.
Mayor Sherman Smith
75156445f
REQUEST FOR ANNUAL
STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS
(2020)
ENGINEERING & SURVEYING
SERVICES
The City of Harrison, Arkansas
Department of Public Works
seeks Annual Statements of
Qualifications from qualified firms
to provide professional services
related to one or all of the follow-
ing categories:
1) Transportation Planning and
Engineering
2) Stormwater Planning and
Engineering
3) Utility Infrastructure Im-
provements including Design and
Engineering Services for Water
Distribution, Stormwater, and
Wastewater Collection Systems
4) Boundary and Construction
Surveying
Statements of Qualifications
(SOQs) will be received until 3:00
PM local time on January 8, 2020
at the Department of Public
Works, 303 N. Third Street, Har-
Bids/Requests 1210
at the Department of Public
Works, 303 N. Third Street, Har-
rison, AR 72601. Only one copy
of a firm’s SOQ is requested.
There will be no formal opening of
the SOQs. SOQs will remain on
file and will be considered cur-
rent unless the Department is
otherwise notified by the con-
sultant. Provided, however, any
material adverse change in qual-
ifications occurring in any calen-
dar year requires the Consultant
to supplement its SOQ already on
file with the Department.
Consultants may submit SOQs
at any time after the deadline;
however, failure to submit by the
deadline may impact the firm’s
opportunity to be invited to sub-
mit a project proposal.
Firms submitting a Statement
of Qualifications are required to
certify non-discrimination in em-
ployment practices. The Depart-
ment reserves the right to reject
any or all SOQs not in compliance
with noted procedures if it is in
the best interest of the public to
do so and to waive informalities in
the request for qualifications.
Questions related to this re-
quest may be submitted to:
Wade W. Phillips, PE
Director of Public Works
(870) 741-3434
publicworks@cityofharrison.co
m in the historic MacArthur Park,
Adv. Dates: November 17,
2019, November 24, 2019
75150051f
Request for Professional
Qualifications
Request for Services – Bid
The City of Piggott Airport
Commission is requesting sub-
missions of a list of Qualifications
for the professional position of
land acquisition services within
the State of Arkansas.
All requests must be received
by December 8, 2019 and shall
be sent to the following address:
Nathan Blakely
Secretary of the Airport
Commission
Utility Office Manager
Municipal Light, Water & Sewer
194 W Court St, Piggott AR
72454
A land acquisition company
engaged in the business of work-
ing with the FAA grant process for
land acquisition projects for gov-
ernmental entities and follow the
guidelines set forth in FAA Order
5100.38.
Such entity shall be familiar wit
the Uniform Act as set forth in 42
USC 4601.
The FAA must concur with the
selection and evaluation process.
The FAA will be invited to par-
ticipate with the Sponsor in the
interview.
Fee information will not be
considered in the selection pro-
cess and must not be submitted
with the statement of qualifica-
tions. Fees will be negotiated for
the project after a consultant has
been selected.
The provider shall at all times
observe and comply with federal
and State of Arkansas laws, local
laws, ordinances, orders, and
regulations existing at the time of,
or enacted subsequent to the
execution of a resulting contract
which in any manner affect the
completion of the work.
The provider shall indemnify
and save harmless the agency
and all its officers, representa-
tives, agents, and employees
against any claim or liability aris-
ing from or based upon the vio-
lation of any such law, ordinance,
regulation, order or decree by an
employee, representative, or
subcontractor of the vendor.
The provider agrees to the
Performance Based Contracting
standards.
75152393f
Request For Proposal
MEMS is seeking bid propos-
als from commercial roofers.
MEMS is seeking bid proposals
from commercial roofing install-
ers only. Supplier must be in good
standing with AR BBB, and be
able to provide written documen-
tation that shows Supplier is able
to perform all work necessary to
successfully prep and install a
roof membrane to the roof of
MEMS’ facility located in the city
of Conway, AR. Supplier will be
responsible for all phases of work
project including perpetration,
sealing, laying roof membrane
and waste removal for the entire
project.
Once complete, all work will be
inspected, and acceptance is-
sued for all work outlined. A copy
of complete bid specifications is
available by contacting Louis
Moore at MEMS Purchasing Dept.,
or by email @ lmoore@metro-
ems.com. You contact via tele-
phone @ 501-301-1451. Please
reference RFP 2019-11152019.
Deadline for submitting a bid
proposal is 2:00pm Tuesday,
November 26th, 2019. Sealed
Bids should be delivered to MEMS
via, US Mail, common carrier or
hand delivered. It is the responsi-
bility of the Supplier to ensure bid
submission has been received.
MEMS reserves the right to
most qualified Supplier. MEMS is
an EOE
75155358f
Request For Proposal
MEMS is seeking bid propos-
als from commercial painters.
MEMS is seeking bid proposals
from commercial painters only.
Supplier must be in good stand-
ing with AR BBB, and be able to
provide written documentation
that shows Supplier is able to
perform all work necessary to
successfully prep and paint the
exterior of MEMS’ facility located
in the city of Conway, AR. Sup-
plier will be responsible for all
phases of work project including
perpetration, sealing, painting and
waste removal for the entire
project.
Once complete, all work will be
inspected, and acceptance is-
sued for all work outlined. A copy
of complete bid specifications is
available by contacting Louis
Moore at MEMS Purchasing Dept.,
or by email @ lmoore@metro-
ems.com. You contact via tele-
phone @ 501-301-1451. Please
reference RFP 2019-11142019.
Deadline for submitting a bid
proposal is 2:00pm Tuesday,
November 26th, 2019. Sealed
Bids should be delivered to MEMS
via, US Mail, common carrier or
hand delivered. It is the responsi-
bility of the Supplier to ensure bid
submission has been received.
MEMS reserves the right to
most qualified Supplier. MEMS is
an EOE
75155353f
REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS
The City of Lockesburg, Ar-
kansas is soliciting engineering
services for wastewater system
improvements project to be
funded by USDA-Rural Develop-
ment. The engineering services
will be in accordance with US-
DA-RD requirements and will
consist of, but not be limited to
the following:
1. Preparation of a Pre-Appli-
cation and Preliminary Engineer-
ing Report for the Water/Waste-
water Advisory Committee;
2. Preparation of an Environ-
mental Report;
3. Preparation of a loan appli-
cation
4. Designing and preparing
plans and specifications for the
wastewater system improve-
ments;
5. Preparation and implemen-
tation of an Operation & Mainte-
nance Manual.
Each interested firm will be
required to submit two (2) copies
of a Statement of Qualifications
for the wastewater system im-
provements project that includes:
1. Identification of the legal
name, office location(s), and
principal owner(s) or partner(s) of
the firm;
2. A statement of the
proposer’s understanding of the
project;
3. A list identifying the location,
Bids/Requests 1210
project;
3. A list identifying the location,
owner, cost, brief description, and
disposition of work which is
comparative in nature to the
project considered under this
proposal;
4. A resume of the qualifica-
tions and experience of each
member of the proposer’s staff
and any other technical consult-
ants who may be employed for
this project.
Copies of each Statement of
Qualifications should be submit-
ted to: Mayor Danny Ruth, City of
Lockesburg, Arkansas, 110 East
Main Street, Lockesburg, Arkan-
sas 71846 by or before Tuesday,
December 17, 2019. Engineer-
ing firms that provide a State-
ment of Qualifications may be
asked to participate in an inter-
view prior to final selection. In-
terview expenses shall be borne
by the firm.
The selection process will
conform to the provisions out-
lined in the Arkansas Code Anno-
tated 19-11-801-806 and federal
regulations 40CFR Part 31.36 and
OMB Circular A-102.
75154332f
The Arkansas Arts Center is
currently in the process of un-
dertaking a major renovation and
expansion of its facilities located
Little Rock, Arkansas, and invites
the submission of bids to furnish
and install Security and/or Net-
work Equipment for the Project.
The Owner has engaged Ascent,
Chicago, Illinois to provide Project
Management Services for the
Project and to administer the
Security and Network Equipment
Invitation to Bid Process.
Interested firms are encour-
aged to obtain the Invitation to Bid
documents by contacting Kelly
Wohlever, Assistant Project
Manager at Ascent. Please email
t h e r e q u e s t t o
kelly.wohlever@ascentpgm.com.
Requests must be submitted
electronically, no later than
11/24/19.
75154351f
The City of Little Rock Arkan-
sas will accept sealed bids for Bid
# 715 – Kanis Road Phase 3, Bid
# 716 – Stonewall Country Club
Drainage, and Bid #717 Rummel
Road Improvements until 2:00 PM
on 12/11/2019 at which time bids
will be opened and read aloud.
Bids can be submitted online at
www.littlerock.gov/LRprocure or
to City of Little Rock Purchasing
Division, Suite 300, 500 West
Markham, Little Rock Arkansas,
72201.
The City of Little Rock en-
courages participation from
MBE/DBE/WBE & SBA vendors.
75156041f
The City of Little Rock Arkan-
sas will accept sealed bids for Bid
# 707 – Infor Consultant until
2:00 PM on 12/5/2019 at which
time bids will be opened and read
aloud.
Bids can be submitted online at
www.littlerock.gov/LRprocure or
to City of Little Rock Purchasing
Division, Suite 300, 500 West
Markham, Little Rock Arkansas,
72201.
All bid documents can be
v i e w e d a t
www.littlerock.gov/LRprocure.
The City of Little Rock hereby
notifies all bidders that this con-
tract is subject to applicable la-
bor laws, non-discrimination pro-
visions, wage rate laws and other
federal laws including the Fair
Labor Standards Acts of 1938.
The Work Hours Act of 1962 and
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of
1964 also apply.
The City of Little Rock en-
courages participation from
MBE/DBE/WBE & SBA vendors.
75148886z
TOWN OF DATTO, ARKANSAS
WASTEWATER SYSTEM IM-
PROVEMENTS
ACEDP Grant #790-08987-17
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Sealed Bids for the construc-
tion of Wastewater System Im-
provements will be received by
The Honorable Jeremy Edington,
Mayor, at the City Hall, 210
Delmer Street, Datto, Arkansas
72424 until 10:00 a.m., local
time, on December 10, 2019, at
which time the Bids received will
be publicly opened and read. The
Project consists of the construc-
tion of a complete wastewater
collection system and installation
of two (2) wastewater lift stations
and related appurtenances.
Bids will be received for a sin-
gle prime Contract. Bids shall be
on a lump sum and unit price ba-
sis.
The Issuing Office for the Bid-
ding Documents is: Civil Engi-
neering Associates, LLC, 2114
East Matthews Avenue, Jones-
boro, Arkansas 72401; Phone:
(870) 972-5316; John S. Selig,
P.E., Project Manager. Prospec-
tive Bidders may examine the
Bidding Documents at the Issuing
Office on Mondays through Fri-
days between the hours of 8 a.m.
and 5 p.m., and may obtain cop-
ies of the Bidding Documents
from the Issuing Office as de-
scribed below.
Bidding Documents may be
examined at the Issuing Office.
Printed copies of the Bidding
Documents may be obtained from
the Issuing Office, during the
hours indicated above, upon
payment of $_175.00_ for each
set. Cost of Bidding Documents is
non-refundable. Checks for Bid-
ding Documents shall be payable
to “Civil Engineering Associates”.
Upon request and receipt of the
document cost indicated above,
the Issuing Office will transmit the
Bidding Documents via delivery
service. The date that the Bidding
Documents are transmitted by the
Issuing Office will be considered
the Bidder’s date of receipt of the
Bidding Documents. Partial sets
of Bidding Documents will not be
available from the Issuing Office.
Neither Owner nor Engineer will
be responsible for full or partial
sets of Bidding Documents, in-
cluding Addenda if any, obtained
from sources other than the Issu-
ing Office.
A pre-bid conference will not
be held for this project.
Bid security shall be furnished
in accordance with the Instruc-
tions to Bidders.
Section 746 of Title VII of the
Consolidated Appropriations Act
of 2017 (Division A – Agriculture,
Rural Development, Food and
Drug Administration, and Related
Agencies Appropriations Act,
2017) and subsequent statutes
mandating domestic preference
applies an American Iron and
Steel requirement to this project.
All listed iron and steel products
used in this project must be pro-
duced in the United States. The
term “iron and steel products”
means the following products
made primarily of iron or steel:
lined or unlined pipes and fittings,
manhole covers and other mu-
nicipal castings, hydrants, tanks,
flanges, pipe clamps and re-
straints, valves, structural steel,
reinforced precast concrete, and
construction materials.
Owner: Town of Datto
By: Jeremy Edington
Title: Mayor
Date: November 17, 2019
75155509f
Probate Notices 1220
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
ARKANSAS COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, PROBATE DIVISION
01PR-2018-37ND
Estate of Mary Etta Robinson,
Deceased
Last Known Address of Dece-
dent: 1202 E Harrison, Stuttgart
AR 72160
Date of Death: February 14,
1991
NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS
The undersigned were ap-
pointed Co-administrators of the
estate of the above-named de-
cedent on August 30, 2019.

Probate Notices 1220
estate of the above-named de-
cedent on August 30, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within three (3) months
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall
be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
Provided, that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of
the decedent shall be filed within
six (6) months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
the estate.
This Notice first published on
the 10th day of November, 2019
Betty Blood and Roger
Robinson, Co-Administrators
C/O John M. Holstine
Madden Law Firm
515 S Rock
Little Rock, AR 72202
(501) 378-7700
75144826z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CLARK COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF JOSEPH C. WHITTING-
TON
CASE NO.: 10PR-2019 - 119
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
& FILING OF CLAIMS
Name of Decedent: Joseph C.
Whittington
Last known address of the
Decedent: 1617 North Ridge Dr.,
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
Date of Death: September 18th,
2019
An instrument dated February
24th, 2007, was on the 27th day
of September, 2019, admitted to
probate as the Last Will of the
above-named Decedent; and the
undersigned has been appointed
Executrix thereunder. Contest of
the probate of the Will can be ef-
fected only by filing a petition
within the time provided by law
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the Estate.
This notice first published the
10th day of November, 2019.
/s/ Kelley Cordray, Executrix
c/o Philip McCorkle, Attorney
for Estate
929 Main Street
P.O. Box 607
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
(870) 246-2468
75149197f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CLEBURNE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
HEIRSHIP OF J. W. WILLIAMS AKA
JOSEPH W. WILLIAMS; JOSE-
PHINE M. CHASE; BEVERLY J.
BRINDLE
NO.12-PR-19-105
HERITAGE LAND COMPANY
L.L.C., PETITIONER
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON PETITION
To all persons interested in the
estate of J.W. Williams a.k.a. Jo-
seph W. Williams, Josephine M.
Chase, and Beverly J. Brindle,
deceased:
You are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed in this
court to determine heirship for the
above-named decedents; that this
petition will be heard at 9 o'clock
a.m. on December 10, 2019, in
the Cleburne County Courthouse,
courtroom of the Hon. Holly Myer,
or at a later time or other place to
which the hearing may be ad-
journed or transferred.
First Published on this 10th day
of November, 2019.
Heritage Land Company
Petitioner
C/o Mark Robinette
P.O. Box 251613
Little Rock, AR 7222
501-251-1076
75147980z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CLEBURNE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
HEIRSHIP OF CUSTER GORDON
ROSS AND LEON CUSTER ROSS,
DECEASED;
NO. 12PR-19-86
LEE ANN MAXWELL, PETI-
TIONER
NOTICE OF HEARING
ON PETITION
To all persons interested in the
estate of Custer Gordon Ross and
Leon Custer Ross, deceased:
You are hereby notified that a
petition has been filed in this
court to determine heirship for the
above-named decedents; that this
petition will be heard at 9 o'clock
a.m. on December 10, 2019, in
the Cleburne County Courthouse,
courtroom of the Hon. Holly Myer,
or at a later time or other place to
which the hearing may be ad-
journed or transferred.
First Published on this 10th day
of November, 2019.
Lee Ann Maxwell
Petitioner
C/o Mark Robinette
P.O. Box 251613
Little Rock, AR 7222
501-251-1076
75147985z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
COLUMBIA COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF MAXINE MARIE PURS-
LEY, deceased
NO. 14PR-19-95
NOTICE
Last known address of dece-
dent: 123 Sherwood Dr. Magnolia,
AR 71753
Date of Death: July 21, 2017
The undersigned was ap-
pointed administratrix of the es-
tate of the above-named dece-
dent on the 25th day of October,
2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within three (3) months
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall
be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
Provided, that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of
the decedent shall be filed within
six (6) months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
the estate.
This notice first published the
17th day of November, 2019.
LANA MEADOWS,
Administratrix
M. Michael Kinard
Attorney for Estate
P.O. Box 1626
Magnolia, AR 71754-1626
75155398f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
FAULKNER COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF GEORGE THOMAS
SPENCE, DECEASED
No. 23PR-19-526
NOTICE
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 196
Pine Valley Drive, Conway, AR
72034-8611
DATE OF DEATH: August 12,
2019
An estate has been filed on
behalf of the decedent who died
Intestate. Raymond Louis Spence
has been appointed Personal
Representative thereof. All per-
sons having any claims of any
nature against the estate, includ-
ing, but not limited to those for
injury or death caused by the
negligence of the decedent, must
exhibit them, duly verified, to the
Personal Representative after fil-
ing the same with the Probate Di-
vision Clerk within six (6) months
from the first date of the publi-
cation of this NOTICE, or they
shall be forever barred and pre-
cluded from obtaining any benefit
from this estate. The estate to be
collected does real property, le-
gally described as follows:
Lot 33, Block 2, Pine Village, as
shown on plat of record in plat
book D, page 93, records of
Faulkner County, Arkansas.
Probate Notices 1220
book D, page 93, records of
Faulkner County, Arkansas.
This Notice first published on
this 17 day of November, 2019.
McKenzie R. Macy
Attorney for the Estate
505 Amity Road, Suite 609
Conway, AR 72032
(479) 685-5170
75152936f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
FAULKNER COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, PROBATE DIVISION
Fourth Division
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF MAE ELLEN WILLIAMS,
DECEASED
NO. 23PR-19-578
NOTICE
Last known address of dece-
dent: 945 Chapel Hill Drive, Con-
way, AR 72034
Date of Death: September 17,
2016
An instrument dated Novem-
ber 17, 2011, admitted to pro-
bate as the Last Will of the above
named decedent, and the under-
signed has been appointed Per-
sonal Representative thereunder.
A contest of the probate of the
Will can be effected only by filing
a petition within the time provid-
ed by law.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published the
10th day of November, 2019.
Robert Brian Williams and
Susan Jackson
Personal Representatives
HYDEN, MIRON & FOSTER,
PLLC
Philip Miron, AR Bar # 86125
Ray Slaton, AR Bar # 2015242
901 N. University
Little Rock, Arkansas 72207
501-376-8222
Attorneys for Personal Repre-
sentatives
75144737f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LITTLE RIVER COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF FRANCES L. TROWLER,
deceased
NO. 41PR-19-78
NOTICE
Last known address of dece-
dent:1349 L.R. 170, Ashdown, AR
71822
Date of Death: May 5, 2019
Instruments dated October 13,
2011 and April 24, 2014, was on
the 10th day of October 2019,
admitted to probate as the Last
Will and Codicil of the above-
named decedent and the under-
signed has been appointed Exec-
utrix thereunder. A contest of the
probate of the will can be affect-
ed only by filing a petition within
the time provided by law.
All persons having claims
against the estate, including
claims for injury or death caused
by the negligence of the dece-
dent, must exhibit them, duly
verified, to the undersigned with-
in six (6) months from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
the estate.
This notice first published on
the 17th day of November, 2019.
BETTY GREEN, EXECUTRIX
DAVID C. GRAHAM
GRAHAM LAW FIRM
P.O. BOX 1626
MAGNOLIA, AR 71754-1626
ATTORNEY FOR ESTATE
75129273f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
EDDIE GANN, PLAINTIFF
v.
CASE NO. 43CV-19-911
THE HEIRS OF JESSIE C. GANN,
THE HEIRS OF PAULINE GANN,
BILLY GANN, R.V. GANN, RONNIE
GANN, DEFENDANTS
and
The East Half (E1/2) of the
Northwest Quarter of the North-
east Quarter (NW1/4 NE1/4)
Section Seven (7), Township Four
(4) North, Range Eight (8) West,
Lonoke County, Arkansas. LESS
AND EXCEPT Five (5) acres pre-
viously deeded, a strip of even
width across the South side of the
above described property.
NOTICE OF QUIET TITLE
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed in the of-
fice of the Circuit Court of Lonoke
County, Arkansas, to quiet and
confirm the title in the following
described property located in
Lonoke County, Arkansas:
The East Half (E1/2) of the
Northwest Quarter of the North-
east Quarter (NW1/4 NE1/4)
Section Seven (7), Township Four
(4) North, Range Eight (8) West,
Lonoke County, Arkansas. LESS
AND EXCEPT Five (5) acres pre-
viously deeded, a strip of even
width across the South side of the
above described property.
Any person claiming any title or
interest of any kind to said prop-
erty is hereby notified to appear
herein on or before thirty (30)
days from the date of this first
notice filed herein to assert their
title or interest in said property
and to demonstrate why title to
this property should not be qui-
eted and confirmed in the Plain-
tiff herein.
Witness my hand this 7th day
November, 2019.
/s/Deborah Oglesby
CIRCUIT CLERK
By: /s/D.C.
75152143f
In the Circuit Court of Lonoke
County, Arkansas, Probate Divi-
sion. In the Matter of the Estate of
Leatrice Shelia Clark, Deceased,
Case No. 43PR-19-442. Last
known address: 17 Emily Cove,
Cabot, Arkansas, 72023. Date of
death: June 12, 2019. An instru-
ment, dated February 23, 1998,
has been admitted as the last will
of the above named decedent and
the undersigned have been ap-
pointed personal representatives
thereunder. Contest of the pro-
bate of the will can be effected
only by filing a petition within the
time provided by law. All persons
having claims against the estate
must exhibit them, duly verified,
to the undersigned within six (6)
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice, or they
shall be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit in the
estate. This notice was first pub-
lished November 17, 2019. John
Clark and Steve Kaminsky, Per-
sonal Representatives, 1 River-
front Place STE 745, NLR 72114.
75150063z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
POLK COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF
VANCE ALAN NIELSEN,
DECEASED NO.57PR-19-119
NOTICE OF OPENING ESTATE
AND FILING OF CLAIMS
Last known address of dece-
dent: 1 5 0 4 O a k G r o v e A v e . ,
Mena, AR. 71953
Date of Death: A u g u s t 3 1 ,
2019
Beth Nielsen-Smith and Loren
W. Nielsen were appointed Per-
sonal Representative of the Es-
tate of the above-named Dece-
dent on October 4, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published 17th
day of November, 2019.
The name and address of the
Representative and his attorney
are stated below:
Beth Nielsen-Smith and Loren
W. Nielsen, Representative of the
Estate of
Vance Alan Nielsen, Deceased
The Elrod Firm
906 McClain Rd., Suite 3002
Bentonville, Arkansas 72712
(479) 268-5678
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Probate Notices 1220 Probate Notices 1220
Bentonville, Arkansas 72712 and precluded from any benefit in
(479) 268-5678 such estate.
(479) 268-5680 (fax) This notice first published the
75152735 Nov. 17 & 24, 2019 10th day of November, 2019.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Michael Lloyd Aclin, by
POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS /s/ Chris Lacy
PROBATE DIVISION II Law Office of Chris Lacy
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- P.O. Box 1549
TATE OF Cabot, AR 72023
STANLEY OLSON, DECEASED Phone: 501.941.3730
NO. 58PR-18-258 Fax: 501.941.3731
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS chris@lawofficeofchrislacy.com
ADMINISTRATOR 75145272z
Last known address: 614 Twin IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
Oaks Drive, Russellville, AR PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
72802 PROBATE DIVISION
Date of Death: June 22, 2018 IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
The undersigned was ap- TATE OFEMMA MELINDA SIMS,
pointed administrator of the es- DECEASED
tate of Stanley Olson, deceased, CASE NO. 60PR-19-2126
on November 14, 2019. NOTICE
All persons having claims Last known address of dece-
against the estate must exhibit dent:Emma Melinda Sims
them, duly verified, to the under- 30 Kingsbridge Way
signed within six (6) months from Little Rock, AR 72212
the date of the first publication of Date of Death: August 30, 2019
this notice, or they shall be for- An instrument dated Decem-
ever barred and precluded from ber 1, 2014 was admitted to
any benefit in the estate. probate on November 5, 2019 as
This notice first published on the last will of Emma Melinda
November 17, 2019. Sims, deceased, and the under-
PAUL A. EDDY, ADMINISTRA- signed has been appointed Exec-
TOR utrix of the estate thereunder.
C/O PAUL A. EDDY All persons having claims
Attorney at Law against the estate, including
P. O. Box 1144 personal injury claims, must ex-
805 West 2nd Court hibit them, duly verified, within six
Russellville, AR 72801 months from the date of the first
(479) 968-5557 publication of this notice, or they
75154408f shall be forever barred and pre-
cluded from any benefit in the
In the Circuit Court of
PRAIRIE COUNTY, ARKANSAS estate.
This notice first published this
PROBATE DIVISION
SOUTHERN DISTRICT 10th day of November, 2019.
Linda Dicus
In the Matter of the Estate of
BEVERLY IOLA GILL, deceased 7422 Worth Avenue
Benton, AR 72019
Case No. 59SPR-19-34
NOTICE EXECUTRIX
Prepared By:
Last known address of dece-
dent:134 Fourth Street, Ulm, Ar- Randall L. Gammill
Gammill & Gammill
kansas
Date of Death: July 6, 2019 P. O. Box 532
Hazen, AR 72064
The undersigned was ap-
pointed Personal Representative (870) 255-4583
Bar No. 77052
of the estate of the above named
decedent on September 18, 2019. Kevin M. Lemley
P.O. Box 424
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit Hazen, AR 72064
(870) 255-4583
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from Bar No. 2005034
ATTORNEYS FOR THE ESTATE
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for- 75146422z
ever barred and precluded from IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
any benefit in the estate. PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
This notice first published the PROBATE-14TH DIVISION
10th day of November, 2019. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
/s/ The Farmers and TATE OF MARVIN L. WAITS, de-
Merchants Bank ceased
Personal Representative CASE NO. 60PR-19-370
Prepared by: NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Guy W. Murphy, Jr. (85-115) Last known address of dece-
HYDEN, MIRON & FOSTER, dent: 2207 145th Street, Little
PLLC Rock, AR, 72206
557 Locust Date of death: February 13,
Conway, Arkansas 72034 2019
(501) 336-8822 There is an instrument filed
Attorneys for Personal Repre- April 12, 2019, admitted to pro-
sentative bate as the Letters of Adminis-
75142652z tration, and the undersigned has
been appointed Executor there-
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS under.
All persons having claims
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
TATE OF MARY L. SCALLORN,
DECEASED signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
60PR-19-2216
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Last known address of dece- any benefit in the estate. Pro-
vided that claims for injury or
dent:510 Brookshore Drive #321,
Little Rock, Arkansas 72205-1694 death caused by the negligence of
Date of Death: August 9, 2019 the decedent shall be filed within
Instruments dated May 14, six (6) months from the date of
2002 and May 27, 2016 were on the first publication of the notice,
the 18th day of October, 2019, or they shall be forever barred
admitted to probate as the Last and precluded from any benefit in
Will and First Codicil of the above such estate.
named decedent and the under- This notice first published the
signed has been appointed Per- 13 day of November, 2019.
sonal Representative thereunder. WITNESS my hand and seal of
Contest of the probate of the will the Court this 13 day of Nov,
and codicil can be affected only 2019.
by filing a petition within the time /s/ Terri Hollingsworth
provided by law. Terri Hollingsworth,
All persons having claims Circuit Clerk
against the estate must exhibit By, /s/ Juanita Brown
them, duly verified, to the under- Deputy Clerk
signed within six (6) months from Sherril Waits, Administrator
the date of the first publication of 2207 145th Street
this notice, or they shall be for- Little Rock, AR, 72206
ever barred and precluded from Kathryn L. Hudson
any benefit in the estate. Attorney for Estate
This notice first published the 650 S. Shackleford Rd.,
10th day of November, 2019. Ste. 400
Brian Wright, Little Rock, AR, 72211
Personal Representative (501) 246-3586
c/o Rebecca Jane Prince (501) 217-4082 (facsimile)
Tilley, Prince & O’Neill klhudson@hudson-lawcenter.c
Attorneys for the Estate om
407 West Searcy Street 75155201f
Heber Springs, AR 72543 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
T: (501) 362-5809 PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
F: (501) 362-3974 PROBATE-13TH DIVISION
E: rebecca@rjprince.com IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
Bar # 2010141 TATE OF MARVIN WAITS, SR.,
75147214z deceased
CASE NO. 60PR-19-454
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Last known address of dece-
16th DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- dent: 2207 145th Street, Little
Rock, AR, 72206
TATE OF GEORGE MELVIN
CESSNA, JR., DECEASED Date of death: September 6,
2018
NO. 60PR-19-2357
NOTICE An instrument dated July 20,
2006 was filed February 27,
Last known address of dece-
dent: 9020 Barber Street, Sher- 2019, admitted to probate as the
Last Will of the above-named
wood, Arkansas
Date of Death: September 2, decedent, and the undersigned
has been appointed Executor
2019
An instrument, dated the 28th thereunder.
A contest of the probate of the
day of March, 1972, was on the
13th day of November 2019, ad- Will can be effected only by filing
a petition within the time provid-
mitted to probate as the Last Will
and Testament of the above- ed by law. All persons having
claims against the estate must
named decedent, and the under-
signed has been appointed Exec- exhibit them, duly verified, to the
undersigned within six (6) months
utrix thereunder. Contest of the
probate of the Will can be effect- from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall
ed only by filing a petition within
the time provided by law. be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit Provided that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from the decedent shall be filed within
six (6) months from the date of
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for- the first publication of the notice,
or they shall be forever barred
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate. Provid- and precluded from any benefit in
such estate.
ed, that claims for injury or death
caused by the negligence of the This notice first published the
14 day of Nov, 2019.
decedent shall be filed within six
(6) months from the date of the WITNESS my hand and seal of
the Court this 14 day of Nov,
first publication of this notice, or
they shall be forever barred and 2019.
Terri Hollingsworth, Circuit
precluded from any benefit in the
estate. Clerk
By, /s/
This notice first published the
17th day of November, 2019. Deputy Clerk
Sherril Waits, Administrator
CAROLYN KAY CESSNA
9020 BARBER STREET 2207 145th Street
Little Rock, AR, 72206
SHERWOOD, AR 72120
WRIGHT, LINDSEY & JENNINGS, Kathryn L. Hudson
Attorney for Estate
LLP
John R. Tisdale (75127) 650 S. Shackleford Rd., Ste.
400
Kirby D. Miraglia (2016128)
Attorneys for the Estate Little Rock, AR, 72211
(501) 246-3586
200 West Capitol Avenue, Suite
2300 (501) 217-4082 (facsimile)
klhudson@hudson-lawcenter.c
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 371-0808 om
75155238f
75154812f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
17th DIVISION-PROBATE
IN RE PATRICIA MARIE ACLIN IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF JOE S. SAUNDERS ,
FIGLIOLO
CASE NO. 60PR-19-2308 DECEASED
NO. 63PR-19-232-4
MICHAEL LLOYD ACLIN, PETI-
TIONER NOTICE
Last known address of Dece-
NOTICE
Last known address of dece- dent: 21009 Arch Street, Little
Rock, Arkansas 72206
dent: 1 Cindy Lane, Jacksonville,
AR 72076 Date of Death: July 29, 2018
The undersigned was ap-
Date of Death: March 1, 2019
An instrument dated Decem- pointed Administrator of the es-
tate of the above-named dece-
ber 12, 1996 was on November 4,
2019, admitted to probate as the dent on August 15, 2019.
All persons having claims
Last Will of the above named
decedent, and the undersigned against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
has been appointed Executor
thereunder. A contest of the signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
probate of the Will can be effect-
ed only by filing a petition within this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
the time provided by law. The
estate to be collected contains any benefit in the estate. Claims
for injury or death caused by the
real property, legally described as
follows: negligence of the decedent shall
be filed within six (6) months from
Real property $ 205,000.00
Personal property $ 20,000.00 the date of first publication of the
notice, or they shall be forever
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit barred and precluded from any
benefit in the estate.
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within three (3) months This notice first published the
10th day of November, 2019.
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall Robert Tannehill, Administrator
c/o Ed M. Koon, Attorney for
be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate. the Estate
109 E. Pine St.
Provided that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of P.O. Box 159
Sheridan, AR 72150
the decedent shall be filed within
six (6) months from the date of 75146962f
the first publication of the notice, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
or they shall be forever barred SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
and precluded from any benefit in 4th DIVISION PROBATE
such estate. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
Probate Notices 1220
4th DIVISION PROBATE
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CHARLES HENRY MARR,
Deceased
CASE NO. 63PR-19-531
NOTICE
Last known address of dece-
dent: 704 Bird Street, Benton, AR
72015
Date of Death: May 19th, 2015
The undersigned was ap-
pointed Administrator of the es-
tate of the above-named dece-
dent on October 22, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within three (3) months
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall
be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
Provided that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of
the decedent shall be filed within
six (6) months from the date of
the first publication of the notice,
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
such estate.
This notice first published the
17th day of November 2019
Karen Roberson, Administrator
By: Chris Rippy
Rippy Law Firm
1237 Front Street
Conway, AR 72032
75141218a
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
YELL COUNTY, ARKANSAS
DARDANELLE DISTRICT
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF STEVEN M. DOUGLAS,
SR., DECEASED
NO. 75NPR-19-72
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS
AMINISTRATRIX
Last known address: 13778
Old Highway 10, Ola, Arkansas
Date of Death: March 3, 2018
The undersigned was ap-
pointed administratrix of the es-
tate of Steven M. Douglas, Sr.,
deceased, on November 5, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published on
November 17, 2019.
TINA M. DOUGLAS
ADMINISTRATRIX
C/O PAUL A. EDDY
Attorney at Law
P. O. Box 1144
805 West 2nd Court
Russellville, AR 72801
(479) 968-555
75156421f
In The Circuit Court,
Probate Division, of
Pulaski County, Arkansas
In the Matter of the Estate of
RICKY LEE BUFFORD, Deceased
No. 60PR-19-1480
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AS
ADMINISTRATRIX
Last known address: 3127
North Olive Street, North Little
Rock, Arkansas
Date of Death: June 3, 2019
The undersigned was ap-
pointed Administratrix of the es-
tate of Ricky Lee Bufford, de-
ceased, on July 18, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published on
September 18th, 2019.
Date: September 18th, 2019
/s/Pamela Sue Bufford
Pamela S. Bufford
[Administratrix]
3127 North Olive Street
North Little Rock, Arkansas
72116
(501) 250-5508
/s/David A. Pickler
David A. Pickler, Attorney for
Administratrix, Bar# 2017003
The Pickler Law Firm
1143 Halle Park Circle
Collierville, TN 38017
(901) 316-0160
picklerda@aol.com
75087491z
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CRAIGHEAD COUNTY, ARKAN-
SAS, PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF SAMUEL RALPH CRON,
JR., DECEASED
No. 16JPR-19-391
Last known address of dece-
dent: 513 W. Stroud Street,
Jonesboro, Arkansas 72401
Date of death: September 4,
2019
The undersigned was ap-
pointed Administrator of the es-
tate of the above decedent on the
21st day of October, 2019.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published 10th
day of November,2019.
Karen D. Cron
By: Wolff & Ward, PLLC
Rufus E. Wolff
(Ark. Bar # 85175)
900 S. Shackleford, Ste. 615
Little Rock, AR 72211
Ph: (501) 954-8000
Fax: (866) 419-1601
75147772f
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE SMALL
ESTATE OF JOSEPH JONES, DE-
CEASED
NO. 60PR-19-2349
Last Known Address of Dece-
dent:2024 DENNISON STREET,
LITTLE ROCK, AR 72202
Date of Death: December 19,
2018
On November 5, 2019 an affi-
davit for collection of small estate
by distributee was filed with re-
spect to the estate of Joseph
Jones, Jr., deceased with the
clerk of the probate division of the
circuit court of Pulaski County,
Arkansas under A.C.A.
28-41-101.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within three (3) months
from the date of the first publi-
cation of this notice, or they shall
be forever barred and precluded
from any benefit in the estate.
Provided, that claims for injury or
death caused by the negligence of
the decedent shall be filed within
three(3) months from the date of
the first publication of the notice,
or they shall be forever barred
and precluded from any benefit in
the estate.
This notice first published 10th
day of November, 2019.
Sandra Enoch Jones
P.O. Box 1651
Little Rock, AR 72203
c/o Rick Sellars P.A.
Attorney at Law
P. O. Box 251711
Little Rock, AR 72225
75146949f
NOTICE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
ESTATE OF TOMMIE L. BEST,
DECEASED
LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 7801
Kanis Road, Cottage #10
Little Rock, AR 72204
DATE OF DEATH: November 3,
2019
DOCKET NO.: 60PR-19-2356
A will dated December 30,
1998 was on November 7, 2019,
admitted to probate as the last
will of the above named dece-
dent and the undersigned has
been appointed personal repre-
sentative thereunder. A contest
of the probate of the will can be
effected only by filing a petition
within the time provided by law.
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
Probate Notices 1220
All persons having claims
against the estate must exhibit
them, duly verified, to the under-
signed within six (6) months from
the date of the first publication of
this notice, or they shall be for-
ever barred and precluded from
any benefit in the estate.
This notice first published on
November 17, 2019.
Lynde Lee Hodge
Personal Representative
c/o Bryant K. Cranford
Rose Law Firm
a Professional Association
120 E. Fourth Street
Little Rock, AR 72201
75156406f
Meetings/
Hearings 1230
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CHICOT COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONER
VS.
CASE NO. 09-JV-19-87 A & B
MEAGAN RUSSELL, MOTHER
ET, AL
ORDER FOR SERVICE BY
WARNING ORDER
ON MEAGAN RUSSELL
On this 1st day of NOVEMBER
2019, the above entitled cause of
action is presented to the Court
upon a Motion for Service as Di-
rected by Court. Based upon the
verified motion, the Court, noting
the best interests, welfare, health
and safety, case plan and appro-
priate statutory provisions, does
hereby FIND, ORDER, ADJUDGE
AND DECREE:
1. This Court possesses juris-
diction of the parties and the
subject matter before it.
2. Pursuant to paragraph (g)(4)
of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure, service shall be
made by publication of this order,
published weekly for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper
having general circulation in the
county where the action is filed.
Additionally, the clerk shall con-
spicuously post this order for a
continuous period of 30-days at
the courthouse of the county
where the action is filed. Proof of
service shall be had as set out in
of paragraphs (g)(3)(A)-(D) of Rule
4 of the Arkansas Rules of Civil
Procedure.
3. MEAGAN RUSSELL shall take
notice that on OCTOBER 1, 2019,
a petition was filed by the Ar-
kansas Department of Human
Services in seeking to adjudicate
dependent-neglect to you as to
D.M., DOB: 01-20-2014 And
M.M., DOB: 05-28-2019.
4. A hearing on the relief
sought by the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Human Services is
scheduled for December 17, 2019
at 9:30 A.M. at the Chicot County
Courthouse, 108 Main St., Lake
Village AR. If you desire to be
represented by an attorney, you
should immediately contact your
attorney so that an answer can be
filed for you and he may appear
with you at any hearing. If you
cannot afford an attorney, you
may obtain one by contacting
Legal Services at
1-800-950-5817 or requesting
the Court appoint you an attorney.
5. If a last known address is
known, the Arkansas Department
of Human Services shall mail a
copy of the petition or motion and
a copy of this order to MEAGAN
RUSSELL by certified mail, ad-
dressed to the person to be
served with a return receipt re-
quested and delivery restricted to
the addressee or the agent of the
addressee.
6. MEAGAN RUSSELL shall take
notice that unless you appear
and defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted or you may be oth-
erwise barred from asserting your
interest in this matter.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/Teresa French
HONORABLE TERESA FRENCH
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JUVENILE DIVISION
CASE NO.09JV-19-87-5
Prepared by
Gerald Hartley, Bar # 2005107
Attorney for the Petitioner
Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services
PO Box 1350, Monticello, AR
71657
Phone: (870) 367-6835 ext.
1333
Fax: (870) 367-0916
75144034z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
CRAWFORD COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICESPETITIONER
VS.
17JV-17-235
SARAH MILES, PARENT, ROY
EDWARD MILES, JR., PARENT OF:
DEFENDANTS
AM, FEMALE, DOB:
07-31-2002, SM, FEMALE, DOB:
12-22-2003, BM, MALE, DOB:
04-23-2005, JUVENILES, RE-
SPONDENTS
JANIE BRUCE, GUARDIAN
TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS
WARNING ORDER
TO: Roy Edward Miles, Jr.
Take notice that on October 24,
2019, a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in the Circuit Court, Ju-
venile Division, of Crawford
County, Arkansas, to terminate
parental rights of the following
juveniles: AM, FEMALE, DOB:
07-31-2002, SM, FEMALE, DOB:
12-22-2003, and BM, MALE,
DOB: 04-23-2005. Such decla-
ration could result in termination
of your parental rights.
A hearing is scheduled for De-
cember 5, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at
the Crawford County Courthouse
Annex, 220 South 4th Street, Van
Buren, AR. If you desire to be
represented by an attorney, you
should immediately contact your
attorney so that an answer can be
filed for you and they may appear
with you at any hearing. If you
cannot afford an attorney, you
may obtain one by contacting
Legal Services or requesting the
Court appoint you an attorney.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by: 1. Proving
that you were married to the
mother of the child at the time the
child was born; 2. Presenting an
Acknowledgment of Paternity that
has been properly signed and
filed with the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Health, Office of Vital
Records; or 3. Proving that a court
of competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
/s/Mike Medlock
HON. MIKE MEDLOCK
JUVENILE JUDGE
75152136f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
DALLAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONER
VS.
CASE NO. JV-2018-8
LAUREN RICHARDSON; SCOTT
CHAMBLISS, DEFENDANTS
A.C.L, FEMALE, DOB:
08-07-2018, RESPONDENT, JU-
VENILE
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS WARNING ORDER ON
SCOTT CHAMBLISS
On this 15th day of November
2019, the above entitled cause of
action is presented to the Court
upon a Motion for Service as Di-
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action is presented to the Court
upon a Motion for Service as Di-
rected by Court. Based upon the
verified motion, the Court, noting
the best interests, welfare, health
and safety, case plan and appro-
priate statutory provisions, does
hereby FIND, ORDER, ADJUDGE
AND DECREE:
1. This Court possesses juris-
diction of the parties and the
subject matter before it.
2. Pursuant to paragraph (g)(4)
of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure, service shall be
made by publication of this order,
published weekly for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper
having general circulation in the
county where the action is filed.
Additionally, the clerk shall con-
spicuously post this order for a
continuous period of 30-days at
the courthouse of the county
where the action is filed. Proof of
service shall be had as set out in
of paragraphs (g)(3)(A)-(D) of Rule
4 of the Arkansas Rules of Civil
Procedure.
3. Scott Chambliss shall take
notice that on October 16, 2019,
a petition was filed by the Ar-
kansas Department of Human
Services in seeking to terminate
your parental rights as to A.C.L.,
DOB: 08/07/2018.
4. A hearing on the relief
sought by the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Human Services is
scheduled for December 18th
2019 at the Dallas County
Courthouse, Fordyce, AR, at 1:00
p.m. If you desire to be repre-
sented by an attorney, you should
immediately contact your attor-
ney so that an answer can be filed
for you and he may appear with
you at any hearing. If you cannot
afford an attorney, you may ob-
tain one by contacting Legal Ser-
vices or requesting the Court ap-
point you an attorney.
5. If a last known address is
known, the Arkansas Department
of Human Services shall mail a
copy of the petition or motion and
a copy of this order to Scott
Chambliss by certified mail, ad-
dressed to the person to be
served with a return receipt re-
quested and delivery restricted to
the addressee or the agent of the
addressee.
6. Scott Chambliss shall take
notice that unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted or you may be oth-
erwise barred from asserting your
interest in this matter.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/ HONORABLE DAVID TALLEY
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JUVENILE DIVISION
PREPARED BY:
/s/ Matthew A. Burr,
ABN. 2013112
Attorney for the Petitioner
Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services
602 South 10th Street,
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
870-246-9886 ext. 120
matthew.burr@dhs.arkansas.g
ov
75156142f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HEMPSTEAD COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 29JV-2019-55-1
QUATINA WATKINS, PARENT,
MICHAEL SMITH, PARENT, DE-
FENDANTS
J. S., DOB: 04/09/05, F, JUVE-
NILE, RESPONDENT
WARNING ORDER
TO: MICHAEL SMITH
Take notice that on April 26,
2019 a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in the Circuit Court, Ju-
venile Division, of Miller County,
Arkansas, to have J.S., DOB: April
9, 2005. .
A review hearing on this mat-
ter is scheduled for December 12,
2019 at 9:00 a.m. at the Hemp-
stead County Courthouse, 400
South Washington, Hope, Arkan-
sas. If you desire to be repre-
sented by an attorney, you should
immediately contact your attor-
ney so that an answer can be filed
for you and he may appear with
you at any hearing. If you cannot
afford an attorney, you may ob-
tain one by contacting Legal Ser-
vices or requesting the Court to
determine if you qualify for ap-
pointed counsel.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by: 1. Proving
that you were married to the
mother of the child at the time the
child was born; 2. Presenting an
Acknowledgment of Paternity that
has been properly signed and
filed with the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Health, Office of Vital
Records; or 3. Proving that a court
of competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
/s/Gail Wolfenbarger, D.C.
Circuit Clerk
By: /s/Suellen Tate, D.C.,
Deputy Clerk
Date: November 4, 2019
75144051z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LOGAN COUNTY, ARKANSAS
SOUTHERN DISTRICT- JUVE-
NILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
CASE NO. 42BJV-19-32 (III)
LISA EMERSON, PARENT,
RUSSELL ALLEN, PUTATIVE
PARENT OF: DEFENDANTS
R.A., MALE, DOB: 7/21/2014,
JUVENILE, RESPONDENT
LISA EMERSON, PARENT,
KENNY SIRK, PUTATIVE PARENT
OF:DEFENDANTS
E.S., MALE, DOB: 7/04/2015,
JUVENILE, RESPONDENT
ADJUDICATION
WARNING ORDER
TO: Russell Allen, putative
parent
Take notice that on October 7,
2019, a Petition for Ex Parte
Emergency Custody was filed by
the Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services in the Circuit Court,
Juvenile Division, of Logan Coun-
ty, Arkansas, to have R.A. DOB:
7/21/2014 and E.S., DOB:
7/4/2015, declared
dependent/neglected. Such dec-
laration could result in the
children’s continued removal from
your custody and placement in
the care of some suitable person,
agency or institution. An Adjudi-
cation Hearing has been sched-
uled for December 3, 2019 at
10:30 a.m. at the Logan County
Courthouse, located at 366 North
Broadway, Booneville, Arkansas
72927.
If you desire to be represented
by an attorney, you should im-
mediately contact your attorney
so that an answer can be filed for
you and may appear with you at
any hearing. If you cannot afford
an attorney, you may obtain one
by contacting Legal Services or
requesting the Court appoint you
an attorney.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
Elaine Robertson, Circuit Clerk
Deputy Clerk
75146273f
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 43JV-19-46
PAMELA BATY, DOB:
06/01/1983, LEGAL GUARDIAN
OF: DEFENDANT
KAMARI BATY, DOB: 01/12/12,
MALE, RESPONDENT
TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS
WARNING ORDER
TO: PAMELA BATY, ANY AND
ALL OTHER UNKNOWN
LEGAL/PUTATIVE FATHERS AND
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on August 28,
2019 a joint petition was filed by
the Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services in the Circuit Court,
Juvenile Division, of Lonoke
County, Arkansas, and the ad
litem to terminate parental rights
as to the following juvenile: Ka-
mari Baty, DOB: January 12,
2012. Such declaration could
result in termination of your pa-
rental rights.
A hearing on the petition to
terminate parental rights is
scheduled for December 11, 2019
at 1:00 p.m. at the Lonoke Coun-
ty Courthouse, 301 N. Center
Street, Lonoke, AR, 72204,
phone: 501-676-3131. If you
desire to be represented by an
attorney, you should immediately
contact your attorney so that an
answer can be filed for you and
he may appear with you at any
hearing. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may obtain one by
contacting Legal Services or re-
questing the Court appoint you an
attorney.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by:
1. Proving that you were mar-
ried to the mother of the child at
the time the child was born;
2. Presenting an Acknowledg-
ment of Paternity that has been
properly signed and filed with the
Arkansas Department of Health,
Office of Vital Records; or
3. Proving that a court of
competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
/s/Deborah Oglesbu
Circuit Clerk
By: /s/J. Sanders, Deputy Clerk
Date: 11/7/19
PREPARED BY:
Tracy Turner, Bar #2005214
Office of Chief Counsel
P. O. Box 1437, Slot S280
Little Rock, AR 72203
Phone: 501-320-6384
75147690z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILES DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 43JV-18-186
JANET BATES, PARENT;
MICHAEL ASHBY, PARENT;
KRISTA RODGERS, DOB:
01/19/1991, LEGAL GUARDIAN
OF:, DEFENDANTS
TRACE ASHBY, DOB:
08/03/2004, MALE, RESPONDENT
KRISTA RODGERS, DOB:
01/19/1991, PARENT, DEFEN-
DANT
LANDON RODGERS,
12/02/2009, MALE; LUCAS HART,
DOB: 12/08/2008, MALE, RE-
SPONDENTS, JUVENILE(S)
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS
WARNING ORDER
TO: KRISTA ROGERS, CHELSEA
RAY RODGERS, DANIEL HART,
AND ANY AND ALL OTHER UN-
KNOWN LEGAL/PUTATIVE FA-
THERS AND TO ALL WHOM IT
MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on October 21,
2019 a joint petition was filed by
the Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services in the Circuit Court,
Juvenile Division, of Lonoke
County, Arkansas, and the ad
litem to terminate parental rights
as to the following juveniles:
Landon Rodgers, DOB: December
2, 2009 and Lucas Hart, DOB:
December 8, 2008. Such decla-
ration could result in termination
of your parental rights.
A hearing on the petition to
terminate parental rights is
scheduled for December 16, 2019
at 10:30 a.m. at the Lonoke
County Courthouse, 301 N. Cen-
ter Street, Lonoke, AR, 72204,
phone: 501-676-3131. If you
desire to be represented by an
attorney, you should immediately
contact your attorney so that an
answer can be filed for you and
he may appear with you at any
hearing. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may obtain one by
contacting Legal Services or re-
questing the Court appoint you an
attorney.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by:
1. Proving that you were mar-
ried to the mother of the child at
the time the child was born;
2. Presenting an Acknowledg-
ment of Paternity that has been
properly signed and filed with the
Arkansas Department of Health,
Office of Vital Records; or
3. Proving that a court of
competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
Circuit Clerk
By: Deputy Clerk
PREPARED BY:
Tracy Turner, Bar #2005214
Office of Chief Counsel
P. O. Box 1437, Slot S280
Little Rock, AR 72203
Phone: 501-320-6384
75156202f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
OUACHITA COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PETITIONER
VS.
CASE NO. 52JV-2019-69
SHAKETHA WISENHUNT,
PARENT; ALONZO DAVIS, PAR-
ENT, DEFENDANTS
L. M. D. MALE, DOB:
04/20/2019, RESPONDENT, JU-
VENILE
TERMINATION OF PARENTAL
RIGHTS WARNING ORDER
ON SHAKETHA WISENHUNT
AND ALONZO DAVIS
On this 15th day of November,
2019, the above entitled cause of
action is presented to the Court
upon a Motion for Service as Di-
rected by Court. Based upon the
verified motion, the Court, noting
the best interests, welfare, health
and safety, case plan and appro-
priate statutory provisions, does
hereby FIND, ORDER, ADJUDGE
AND DECREE:
1. This Court possesses juris-
diction of the parties and the
subject matter before it.
2. Pursuant to paragraph (g)(4)
of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure, service shall be
made by publication of this order,
published weekly for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper
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published weekly for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper
having general circulation in the
county where the action is filed.
Additionally, the clerk shall con-
spicuously post this order for a
continuous period of 30-days at
the courthouse of the county
where the action is filed. Proof of
service shall be had as set out in
of paragraphs (g)(3)(A)-(D) of Rule
4 of the Arkansas Rules of Civil
Procedure.
3. Shakitha Wisenhunt and
Alonzo Davis shall take notice that
on October 15, 2019, a petition
was filed by the Arkansas De-
partment of Human Services in
seeking to terminate your paren-
tal rights as to L. M. D. MALE,
DOB: 04/20/2019
4. A hearing on the relief
sought by the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Human Services is
scheduled for on December 18th,
2019 at 9:00 a.m. at the Oua-
chita County Court Complex,
Camden, AR. If you desire to be
represented by an attorney, you
should immediately contact your
attorney so that an answer can be
filed for you and he may appear
with you at any hearing. If you
cannot afford an attorney, you
may obtain one by contacting
Legal Services or requesting the
Court appoint you an attorney.
5. If a last known address is
known, the Arkansas Department
of Human Services shall mail a
copy of the petition or motion and
a copy of this order to Shaketha
Wisenhunt and Alonzo Davis by
certified mail, addressed to the
person to be served with a return
receipt requested and delivery
restricted to the addressee or the
agent of the addressee.
6. Shaketha Wisenhunt and
Alonzo Davis shall take notice that
unless you appear and defend or
otherwise respond within thirty
days from the first date of publi-
cation of this notice, the Petition
may be taken as confessed, and a
decree entered and granted or
you may be otherwise barred
from asserting your interest in this
matter.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/ HONORABLE DAVID TALLEY
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JUVENILE DIVISION
PREPARED BY:
/s/ Matthew A. Burr,
ABN. 2013112
Attorney for the Petitioner
Arkansas Department of Hu-
man Services
602 South 10th Street,
Arkadelphia, AR 71923
870-246-9886 ext. 120
matthew.burr@dhs.arkansas.g
ov
75156135f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
8th JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 60 JV 2019-387
KRISSA WILLIAMS, DOB:
06/09/1985, PARENT, DEFEN-
DANT
KIRSTIN LEWIS, DOB:
10/02/2007, FEMALE, KINGSTIN
CASSITY, DOB: 10/23/2015,
MALE, JUVENILES, RESPON-
DENTS
ANTHONY LEWIS, DOB:
05/30/1989, PARENT, DEFEN-
DANT
AUSTIN LEWIS, DOB:
04/28/2011, MALE, JUVENILE,
RESPONDENT
TERMINATION OF
PARENTAL RIGHTS
WARNING ORDER
TO: KRISSA WILLIAMS, ANY
AND ALL OTHER UNKNOWN LE-
GAL/PUTATIVE FATHERS AND TO
ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on October 7,
2019 a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in the Circuit Court, Ju-
venile Division, of Pulaski County,
Arkansas, to terminate parental
rights as to the following juve-
niles: Kirstin Lewis, DOB: Octo-
ber 2, 2007, Kingstin Cassity,
DOB: October 23, 2015, and
Austin Lewis, DOB: April 28,
2011. Such declaration could
result in termination of your pa-
rental rights.
A hearing on the petition to
terminate parental rights is
scheduled for December 17, 2019
at 10:30 a.m. at the Juvenile
Justice Center, 8th Division, 3001
W. Roosevelt Road, Little Rock,
AR., 72204, phone: 340-6700. If
you desire to be represented by
an attorney, you should immedi-
ately contact your attorney so that
an answer can be filed for you
and he may appear with you at
any hearing. If you cannot afford
an attorney, you may obtain one
by contacting Legal Services or
requesting the Court appoint you
an attorney.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by:
1. Proving that you were mar-
ried to the mother of the child at
the time the child was born;
2. Presenting an Acknowledg-
ment of Paternity that has been
properly signed and filed with the
Arkansas Department of Health,
Office of Vital Records; or
3. Proving that a court of
competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
Circuit Clerk
By: Deputy Clerk
PREPARED BY:
David Overton, Bar #88146
Arkansas Dept. of Human Ser-
vices
Office of Chief Counsel
P.O. Box 1437-Slot S280
Little Rock, AR 72203-1437
(501) 320-6309
75148917z
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
8th JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 60JV2019-1173
ERICA ANTHONY, DOB:
07/15/1986, PARENT, DEFEN-
DANT
LYRIC ANTHONY, DOB:
10/29/2019, RESPONDENT, JU-
VENILE
ADJUDICATION
WARNING ORDER
TO: ERICA ANTHONY, ANY AND
ALL OTHER UNKNOWN
LEGAL/PUTATIVE FATHERS AND
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on November
4, 2019 a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in the Circuit Court, Ju-
venile Division, of Pulaski County,
Arkansas, to have Lyric Anthony,
DOB: October 29, 2019; declared
dependent-neglected. Such dec-
laration could result in the
juvenile’s continued removal from
your custody and placement in
the care of some suitable person,
agency or institution.
An adjudication hearing on this
matter is scheduled for Decem-
ber 18, 2019 at 10:30 a.m. at the
Juvenile Justice Center, 8th Divi-
sion, 3001 W. Roosevelt Road,
Little Rock, AR., 72204, phone:
340-6700. If you desire to be
represented by an attorney, you
should immediately contact your
attorney so that an answer can be
filed for you and he may appear
with you at any hearing. If you
cannot afford an attorney, you
may obtain one by contacting
Legal Services or requesting the
Court to determine if you qualify
for appointed counsel.
Putative parents take notice
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for appointed counsel.
Putative parents take notice
that pursuant to Arkansas state
law, you have the right to:
(A) Know the methods of es-
tablishing paternity. You can es-
tablish paternity by:
1. Proving that you were mar-
ried to the mother of the child at
the time the child was born;
2. Presenting an Acknowledg-
ment of Paternity that has been
properly signed and filed with the
Arkansas Department of Health,
Office of Vital Records; or
3. Proving that a court of
competent jurisdiction has en-
tered an order declaring that you
are the child’s legal father.
(B) Prove that you have had
significant contacts with the
herein child.
(C) Be heard by the Court.
NOW, unless you appear and
defend or otherwise respond
within thirty days from the first
date of publication of this notice,
the Petition may be taken as
confessed, and a decree entered
and granted.
Circuit Clerk
By: Deputy Clerk
PREPARED BY:
Sarah DeBusk, Bar #2019038
Arkansas Dept. of Human Ser-
vices
Office of Chief Counsel
P.O. Box 1437-Slot S280
Little Rock, AR 72203-1437
(501) 320-6337
75153781f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
PROBATE DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ADOPTION OF ARIA DONELSON, a
minor
CASE NO. 63PR-19-353
KELLY JOE SMART, RESPON-
DENT
WARNING ORDER
KELLY JOE SMART
13513 Panther Ridge
Bauxite, AR 72011
YOU ARE WARNED TO APPEAR
IN this Court within thirty (30)
days to Respond to the Petition
filed herein.
This matter is currently set for
a 15-minute Final hearing Mon-
day, January 13th at 10:00 a.m.
at 321 North Main Street, Benton,
Arkansas 72015.
Failure to Respond within 30
days could affect your legal rights
and result in the Court rending
judgment against you.
DATE: 11-12-19
/s/
GUARDIAN AD LITEM
/s/ Doug Curtis by Nicole Knight
CLERK
SALINE COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT
75152954f
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 63JV-19-242
RACHEL MENGES, PARENT OF:
DEFENDANT
MASON LEMOINE, DOB:
10/17/2011, MALE, AIDEN REVAS,
DOB: 04/01/2016, MALE, JUVE-
NILES, RESPONDENTS
WARNING ORDER
TO: JOSEPH CHRISTIAN LEM-
OINE, ANTONIO REVAS, and/or all
putative fathers
Take notice that on August 19,
2019, a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in the Circuit Court, Ju-
venile Division, of Saline County,
Arkansas, for Dependency Ne-
glect.
NOW, unless you file an an-
swer or otherwise respond within
thirty days from the first date of
publication of this notice, the Pe-
tition may be taken as confessed,
and a decree entered and grant-
ed.
An hearing is scheduled for the
30th day of December, 2019, at
9:30 a.m. at the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 North Main St.,
Benton, Arkansas. If you desire to
be represented by an attorney,
you should immediately contact
your attorney so that an answer
can be filed for you and he may
appear with you at any hearing. If
you cannot afford an attorney, you
may obtain one by contacting
Legal Services at 800-950-5817.
Further, if you cannot afford an
attorney, the Court may appoint
you an attorney, upon your re-
quest.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/Gary Arnold
HON. GARY ARNOLD, Circuit
Judge
DATE: 11-8-19
75150048z
NOTICE
AOGC DOCKET NO.
064-2019-10
Pursuant to the provisions of
Act 105 of the 52nd General As-
sembly and Act 937 of 1979 of
the State of Arkansas and any
Amendments thereto, notice is
hereby given that Keeler Invest-
ment Group LLC has filed an ap-
plication with the Arkansas Oil
and Gas Commission requesting
an order granting the Pyles 1-10
well, located in Section 10,
Township 04 North, Range 30
West, B-44 Field, Scott County,
Arkansas to be returned from
Temporary Abandonment Status
to Active.
The application will be heard by
the Commission at a public hear-
ing at 9:00 a.m. on December 3,
2019, in the office of the Arkan-
sas Energy & Environment, 5301
Northshore Drive, Little Rock,
Arkansas 72118-5317. Please
use the appropriate docket num-
ber in any inquiries to the Com-
mission concerning this matter.
Inquiries should be directed to the
Legal Division, at the Little Rock
address, or by e-mail at objec-
tions@aogc.state.ar.us
A copy of the application is on
file for public inspection at the
office of the Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission, 301 Natural Re-
sources Drive Suite 102, Littler
Rock, AR, 2215 West Hillsboro, El
Dorado, AR, 3309 Phoenix Ave, Ft
Smith, Arkansas.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
By: Lawrence Bengal, Director
75155274f
NOTICE
AOGC DOCKET NO.
065-2019-10
Pursuant to the provisions of
Act 105 of the 52nd General As-
sembly and Act 937 of 1979 of
the State of Arkansas and any
Amendments thereto, notice is
hereby given that Keeler Invest-
ment Group LLC has filed an ap-
plication with the Arkansas Oil
and Gas Commission requesting
an order granting an extension for
temporary abandonment status
for its Pixley 1-4 Well, located in
Section 04, Township 09 North,
Range 30 West, Alma Field,
Crawford County, Arkansas.
The application will be heard by
the Commission at a public hear-
ing at 9:00 a.m. on December 3,
2019, in the office of the Arkan-
sas Energy & Environment, 5301
Northshore Dr, Little Rock, Ar-
kansas. Please use the appropri-
ate docket number in any inquir-
ies to the Commission concerning
this matter. Inquiries should be
directed to the Legal Division, at
the Little Rock address, or by e-
m a i l a t
objections@aogc.state.ar.us
A copy of the application is on
file for public inspection at the
office of the Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission, 301 Natural Re-
sources Drive Suite 102, Littler
Rock, AR, 2215 West Hillsboro, El
Dorado, AR, 3309 Phoenix Ave, Ft
Smith, Arkansas.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
By: Lawrence Bengal, Director
75155280f
NOTICE
DOCKET REFERENCE NO.
094-2019-12
Pursuant to the provisions of
Act 105 of 1939 and/or Act 937 of
Meetings/
Hearings 1230
Pursuant to the provisions of
Act 105 of 1939 and/or Act 937 of
1979 of the State of Arkansas and
any Amendments thereto, notice
is hereby given that First Accent
Operating, LLC has filed an ap-
plication with the Arkansas Oil
and Gas Commission requesting
an order establishing field rules
for horizontal well development of
the Nacatoch Formation within
the Hibank Field in Union County,
Arkansas, to consist of initial
Nacatoch Horizontal Well units
described as the Northwest
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter
and the North Half the Southeast
Quarter of Section 32, Township
18 South, Range 14 West, Union
County, Arkansas (120 acres),
less and except the borehole of
the Foshee #1 Well) (the Red
Point Well Unit) and the remain-
der of Section 32, Township 18
South, Range 14 West, Union
County, Arkansas.
The application will be heard by
the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com-
mission at a public hearing at
9:00 a.m. on December 3, 2019,
in the offices of the Arkansas En-
ergy & Environment, 5301
Northshore Drive, North Little
Rock, Arkansas.
A copy of the application is on
file for public inspection at the
office of the Arkansas Oil & Gas
Commission, 2215 West Hillsboro,
El Dorado, Arkansas.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
By: Lawrence Bengal, Director
75152962f
Notice of Annual Meeting
Arkansas Farmers Union
All members of Arkansas
Farmers Union are hereby noti-
fied that the Annual Meeting will
be held Monday, Dec. 16, 2019,
at 8 a.m. CST by conference call.
Call-in number is 888-909-7654;
participant passcode is 629506.
Herman Coleman
Secretary/Treasurer
75156412f
NOTICE OF HEARING
075A-2019-10
The Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission (AOGC) will conduct
its monthly hearing beginning at
9:00 a.m. on December 03, 2019
and thereafter, at:
Arkansas Energy & Environ-
ment
5301 Northshore Drive
North Little Rock, AR
72118-5317
The AOGC will hear Docket No.
075A-2019-10, an application
requesting an order to compel
compliance and assessment of
civil penalties for the following
violations:
Rule: General Rule B-26
Operator: Bech Oil & Gas
Company
Location: Permit #28887
Bech- Gooding RL #2
Sec. 15-T8N-R31W
Crawford County, AR
This docket is brought under
the authority of Acts 1939, No.
105, as amended, and other ap-
plicable law.
Any parties who propose to
oppose a filed application or oth-
erwise submit information, shall
notify, in writing, or via e-mail at:
objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the
Hearing Officer or Director of the
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis-
sion, no later than close of busi-
ness Friday, November 29, 2019.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
Lawrence E. Bengal
Director
75154277f
NOTICE OF HEARING
077A-2019-10
The Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission (AOGC) will conduct
its monthly hearing beginning at
9:00 a.m. on December 03, 2019
and thereafter, at:
Arkansas Energy & Environ-
ment
5301 Northshore Drive
North Little Rock, AR
72118-5317
The AOGC will hear Docket No.
077A-2019-10, an application
requesting an order to compel
compliance and assessment of
civil penalties for the following
violations:
Rule: General Rule B-7
Operator: Keeler Investment
Gp. LLC
Location: Permit # 40536
Pyles 1-10
Sec. 10-T4N-R30W
Scott County, AR
Operator: Keeler Investment
Gp. LLC
Location: Permit # 29318
Pixley 1-4
Sec. 4-T9N-R30W
Crawford County, AR
This docket is brought under
the authority of Acts 1939, No.
105, as amended, and other ap-
plicable law.
Any parties who propose to
oppose a filed application or oth-
erwise submit information, shall
notify, in writing, or via e-mail at:
objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the
Hearing Officer or Director of the
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis-
sion, no later than close of busi-
ness Friday, November 29, 2019.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
Lawrence E. Bengal
Director
75154268f
NOTICE OF HEARING
078A-2019-10
The Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission (AOGC) will conduct
its monthly hearing beginning at
9:00 a.m. on December 03, 2019
and thereafter, at:
Arkansas Energy & Environ-
ment
5301 Northshore Drive
North Little Rock, AR
72118-5317
The AOGC will hear Docket No.
078A-2019-10, an application
requesting determination and
orders regarding the royalty pay-
ment methodology employed by
the following operator:
Rule / Statute: ACA 15-72-305
Operator: Flywheel Energy
Production, LLC
Location: Statewide
This docket is brought under
the authority of Acts 1939, No.
105, as amended, and other ap-
plicable law.
Any parties who propose to
oppose a filed application or oth-
erwise submit information, shall
notify, in writing, or via e-mail at:
objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the
Hearing Officer or Director of the
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis-
sion, no later than close of busi-
ness Friday, November 29, 2019.
ARKANSAS OIL AND GAS
COMMISSION
Lawrence E. Bengal
Director
75154264f
Notice of Hearing
The Arkansas Oil and Gas
Commission (AOGC) will conduct
its monthly hearing on December
03, 2019 beginning at 9:00 a.m.,
at the Arkansas Energy & Envi-
ronment, 5301 Northshore Drive,
North Little Rock, AR 72118. The
AOGC will hear such applications
properly received and scheduled
for the hearing, as well as other
matters pertaining to the AOGC.
Due to the length of some dock-
eted items, the hearing may
continue into the following day.
Hearing agendas, or information
concerning or copies of the ap-
plications are available for in-
spection and review at the Com-
mission offices in Little Rock,
Arkansas at 301 Natural Re-
sources Drive, Suite 102, Phone:
501-683-5814; or may be viewed
at AOGC’s website at
http://www.aogc.state.ar.us.
Inquiries should be directed to
the Legal Division, at the Little
Rock address, or by e-mail at ob-
jections@aogc.state.ar.us. Any
parties who propose to oppose a
filed application, shall notify, in
writing, or via e-mail at objec-
tions@aogc.state.ar.us, the
Hearing Officer or Director of the
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis-
sion, and the Applicant’s Attorney
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Meetings/
Hearings 1230
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis-
sion, and the Applicant’s Attorney
no later than the close of busi-
ness on the Friday before the
scheduled public hearing date in-
dicated on the Hearing Agenda.
75154252f
Notice of Public Hearing for a
rezone request
Residential (R1) to Residential
(R4) of the City of Austin Arkan-
sas. Dec 9, 2019 @ 6:30pm
3181 Hwy 367 Austin, AR.
72007 Meeting to follow.
75142067f
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
CITY COUNCIL
Notice of Public Hearing of the
North Little Rock City Council. On
November 25, 2019 at 6:00 P.M.
in the North Little Rock City
Council Chambers (300 Main St.,
NLR, AR) pursuant to its own
motion, the North Little Rock City
Council will hold a Public Hearing
under the authority of North Little
Rock Ordinance #7697. Public
Hearing #2019-21: To add Food
Truck Court to the permitted use
table as allowed with a condi-
tional use in the Commercial-
Park Hill Overlay District. All per-
tinent data and information are
available for inspection in the of-
fice of Community Planning, 120
Main Street, NLR, AR 72114.
75152065z
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NORTH LITTLE ROCK
PLANNING COMMISSION
Notice of Public Hearing of the
North Little Rock Planning Com-
mission. On December 10, 2019
at 4:00 P.M. in the North Little
Rock City Council Chambers (300
Main St., NLR, AR) pursuant to its
own motion, the North Little Rock
Planning Commission will hold a
Public Hearing under the authori-
ty of North Little Rock Ordinance
#7697. Rezone #2019-21 & Re-
zone #2019-22: From C-6 to a
PUD to allow for a multi-family
residential development located at
SW corner of Parker & 7th and
414 &416 Division St. and de-
scribed as Lots 1 & 2, the Breeze
at Rockwater, City of NLR, Pulas-
ki County, AR. Conditional Use
#2019-20: To allow a car lot in a
C-4 zone located at 4325 Mac-
Arthur Dr. and described as Lot 1,
Pinkston addition, City of North
Little Rock, Pulaski County, AR.
Special Use #2019-20: To allow
indoor recreation in I-2 located at
41 Collins Industrial Pl and de-
scribed as lot 17b, Collins Indus-
trial Park, City of NLR, Pulaski
County, AR. Rezone #2019-23:
From R-4 to PUD to allow for
townhomes located at 1300 W.
4th St. and described as Lot 1,
Riverwalk Townhomes, City of
NLR, Pulaski County, AR. Special
Use #2019-19: To allow a day-
care center in R-5 located at
1821 Edmonds St. and described
as Lot AR, New Hope Subdivision,
City of NLR, Pulaski County, AR.
Conditional Use #2019-23: To al-
low a daycare center in C-PH lo-
cated at 3801 JFK Blvd and de-
scribed as W1/2 SW SW NE
SECTION 23-2N-12 LYING W OF
HWY #5 (JFK BLVD) AND ALSO
THE E1/2 SE SE NW SECTION
23-2N-12 LYING W OF HWY #5
(JFK BLVD). Rezone #2019-24:
From C-2 to R-0 located at the SE
corner of Faulkner Lake Rd. and
Hwy 391 and described as BEING
A PART OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF
SECTION 6, T-1-N, R-10-W, AND
A PART OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF
SECTION 1, T-1-N, R-11-W, OF
THE 5TH PRINCIPAL MERIDAN,
ALL IN PULASK I COUNT Y, AR-
KANSAS; BEING MORE PARTICU-
LARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE NW
CORNER OF SAID SOUTH 1/2 ,
SECT ION 6; THENCE S 88°43'01"
EA DISTANCE OF 815.62 FEET;
THENCE S 01 °17'20" WA DIS-
TANCE OF 10.04 FEET; THENCE N
88°42'41 " WA DISTANCE OF
438.42 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEG INNING; THENCE S
24"33'13" WA DISTANCE OF
763.1 6 FEET ; THENCE S
01"17'19" WA DISTANCE OF
104.89 FEET; THENCE S
89°58'30" WA DISTANCE OF
158.62 FEET; THENCE N
00°20'15" WA DISTANCE OF
135.22 FEET; THENCE S
89"35'30" WA DISTANCE OF
249.97 FEET TO A POINT ON THE
EAST RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF
BAUCUM ROAD (HWY #391);
THENCE ALONG SAID RIGHT OF
WAY N 26°25'37" EA DISTANCE
OF 520.00 FEET; THENCE N
28"53'45" EA DISTANCE OF
238.24 FEET; THENCE LEAVING
SAID RIGHT OF WAYS 88°42'41"
EA DISTANCE OF 382.40 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEG INNING,
CONTAINING 6.790 ACRES MORE
OR LESS. All pertinent data and
information are available for in-
spection in the office of Commu-
nity Planning, 120 Main Street,
NLR, AR 72114.
75152069z
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING
A public meeting will be
held on December 3, 2019, at
10:00 a.m. in the Little Rock
Water Reclamation Authority
Clearwater Administration Build-
ing Board Room, 11 Clearwater
Dr., Little Rock, Arkansas 72204.
The purpose of the meeting is
to allow interested persons the
opportunity for written and/or oral
comments on the proposed Fa-
cility Plan for the RLF XX (2020)
Facility Plan.
Funding for the project will be
in accordance with the Revolving
Loan Fund Program as adminis-
tered by the Arkansas Natural
Resources Commission. The
public is encouraged to attend
this meeting and comment on the
proposed rehabilitation of the
sanitary sewer collection system
and facility improvements. Writ-
ten comments are encouraged
and will be accepted by Little
Rock Water Reclamation Authori-
ty until 12 p.m. the day of the
public meeting.
Additional information con-
cerning this project is available at
the Little Rock Water Reclama-
tion Authority office during nor-
mal working hours. The contact
person at LRWRA is Quentin Nel-
son, EIT and you can email her at
Quentin.Nelson@lrwra.com or call
501-688-1436.
75139820f
NOTICE TO RECORD OWNERS
ARGENTA DOWNTOWN CENTRAL
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DIS-
RICT No 31 of NORTH LITTLE
ROCK, ARKANSAS (DCBID31).
Notice is hereby given to all
record owners of property in
DCBID31 that the next quarterly
meeting of the Commissioners for
the District shall occur on
Wednesday, December 4, 2019 at
4:30 P.M. at 500 Main Street,
North Little Rock, Arkansas
72114.
75150673Z
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
UNION COUNTY, ARKANSAS
JUVENILE DIVISION
ARKANSAS DEPARTMENT OF
HUMAN SERVICES, PLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 70JV-19-105
TEMETRICIA WILLIAMS, PAR-
ENT, DEFENDANT
SUMMER ALPHIN, CUSTODIAN
M.W., FEMALE, DOB:
02/25/2005, RESPONDENT
ORDER FOR SERVICE BY
WARNING ORDER
ON TEMETRICIA WILLIAMS
On this 4 day of November
2019, the above entitled cause of
action is presented to the Court
upon a Motion for Service as Di-
rected by Court. Based upon the
verified motion, the Court, noting
the best interests, welfare, health
and safety, case plan and appro-
priate statutory provisions, does
hereby FIND, ORDER, ADJUDGE
AND DECREE:
1. This Court possesses juris-
diction of the parties and the
subject matter before it.
2. Pursuant to paragraph (g)(4)
of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure, service shall be
Meetings/
Hearings 1230
of Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure, service shall be
made by publication of this order,
published weekly for two con-
secutive weeks in a newspaper
having general circulation in the
county where the action is filed.
Additionally, the clerk shall con-
spicuously post this order for a
continuous period of 30-days at
the courthouse of the county
where the action is filed. Proof of
service shall be made as set out
in of paragraphs (g)(3)(A)-(D) of
Rule 4 of the Arkansas Rules of
Civil Procedure.
3. Temetricia Williams shall
take notice that on September 12,
2019, a petition was filed by the
Arkansas Department of Human
Services in seeking to adjudicate
dependent-neglect as to M.W.,
DOB: 02/25/2005.
4. A hearing on the relief
sought by the Arkansas Depart-
ment of Human Services is
scheduled for January 6, 2020 at
9:00 a.m. at the Union County
Courthouse, El Dorado, AR. If you
desire to be represented by an
attorney, you should immediately
contact your attorney so that an
answer can be filed for you and
he may appear with you at any
hearing. If you cannot afford an
attorney, you may obtain one by
contacting Legal Services or re-
questing the Court appoint you an
attorney.
5. If a last known address is
known, the Arkansas Department
of Human Services shall mail a
copy of the petition or motion and
a copy of this order to Temetricia
Williams by certified mail, ad-
dressed to the person to be
served with a return receipt re-
quested and delivery restricted to
the addressee or the agent of the
addressee.
6. Temetricia Williams shall
take notice that unless you ap-
pear and defend or otherwise
respond within thirty days from
the first date of publication of this
notice, the Petition may be taken
as confessed, and a decree en-
tered and granted or you may be
otherwise barred from asserting
your interest in this matter.
IT IS SO ORDERED.
/s/Edwin Keaton
HONORABLE EDWIN KEATON
CIRCUIT JUDGE
JUVENILE DIVISION
75143707z
The following properties lo-
cated in Sherwood Arkansas, will
be reviewed for proposal to con-
demn by the Sherwood City
Council on November 25, 2016 at
6:00 pm in the City Council
Chambers located at 2201 East
Kiehl Avenue, Sherwood, AR,
72120.
7232 Jacksonville Cutoff Par-
cel: 22S0210003201
5800 Tammy Lane Parcel:
23S0160001700
7031 Jacksonville Cutoff Unit
10, 11, 12 Parcel:
22S0280003301
7031 Jacksonville Cutoff Unit
7,8,9 Parcel: 22S0280003304
7031 Jacksonville Cutoff Unit
4,5,6 Parcel:22S0280003300
15718 HWY 107 (sits on parcel
with 15722 Hwy 107) Parcel:
22S0213110800
10018 Farris Ave. Parcel:
22S0010006600
3 Burns Trail Parcel:
22S0217305800
75154038f
Alcohol Permits 1240
NOTICE OF FILING
APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO
SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
FOR CONSUMPTION ON
THE PREMISES
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed an appli-
cation with the Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Division of the State
of Arkansas for a permit to sell
alcoholic beverages for con-
sumption on the premises de-
scribed as: 5711 Kavanaugh
Blvd., Little Rock,Pulaski County.
Said application was filed on
August 7, 2019. The undersigned
states that he/she is a resident of
Arkansas, of good moral charac-
ter; that she has never been con-
victed of a felony or other crime
involving moral turpitude; that no
license to sell alcoholic bever-
ages by the undersigned has been
revoked within five (5) years past;
and that the undersigned has
never been convicted of violating
the laws of this State, or any oth-
er State, relative to the sale of
controlled beverages.
/s/Au Tran
Name of Applicant
That Ramen Place
Sworn to before me this 6th
day of November, 2019.
/s/Roshelle S. Brown
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
03-06-28
75146753z
NOTICE OF FILING
APPLICATION TO TRANSFER
THE LOCATION OF PERMIT TO
SELL ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
FOR CONSUMPTION ON THE
PREMISES
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed with the
Alcoholic Beverage Control Divi-
sion of the State of Arkansas an
application to transfer the loca-
tion of a permit to sell alcoholic
beverages for consumption on the
premises from: 8622 Chicot Rd.,
Little Rock AR, Pulaski County, to:
5501 MacArthur Dr., North Little
Rock, Pulaski County.
Said application was filed on
November 12, 2019. The under-
signed states that he/she is a
resident of Arkansas, of good
moral character; that he/she has
never been convicted of a felony
or other crime involving moral
turpitude; that no license to sell
alcoholic beverages by the un-
dersigned has been revoked
within five (5) years last past; and,
that the undersigned has never
been convicted of violating the
laws of this State, or any other
State, relative to the sale of con-
trolled beverages.
/s/Ruth Y. Fuentes
Mama Tana Restaurant
Sworn to before me this 12th
day of November, 2019.
/s/Deanna Griffin
Notary Public
My Commission Expires:
03-30-26
75151558z
Environmental
Permits 1250
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Flywheel Energy Production, LLC
(f/k/a SWN Production (Arkansas),
LLC) (Applicant), has filed an Ap-
plication to Extend Temporary
Abandonment Status for the HILL
8-14 1-21H well, Section
21-T8N-R14W, Conway County,
Arkansas. The Commission-as-
signed Docket Number for the
Application is:
Docket Number: 086-2019-12
Applicant requests that said
Order be made applicable to the
following parties, successor or
assign of the following parties:
MERIT ENERGY COMPANY
XTO ENERGY, INC.
RIVERBEND OIL & GAS COM-
PANY
E G ENERGY, LLC
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that
said application will be heard by
the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com-
mission at a public hearing com-
mencing at 9:00 am on Decem-
ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter
as possible, to be held at the Ar-
kansas Department of Environ-
mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing
Room, 5301 Northshore Drive,
North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due
to the length of some docket
items, the hearing may continue
into the following day. Contact
information for Oil & Gas Com-
mission offices is as follows:
El Dorado ofc: 2215 West
Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR
71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965.
Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix
Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph.
Environmental Environmental Environmental Environmental Environmental
Permits 1250 Permits 1250 Permits 1250 Permits 1250 Permits 1250
Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- don, go on Kansas Rd. Turn right Comments will be accepted in
Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. as possible, to be held at the Ar- mission at a public hearing com- on to Beach Creek Rd. Turn Right accordance with Section 8.208 of
479-646-6611. kansas Department of Environ- mencing at 9:00 am on Decem- onto McKenzie Road., Gurdon, AR Regulation #8. During the public
Little Rock ofc: 301 Natural mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter 71743. The land application sites comment period, any person may
Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little Room, 5301 Northshore Drive, as possible, to be held at the Ar- are on multiple farm fields in submit written comments to the
Rock, AR 72205; ph. North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due kansas Department of Environ- Clark County. For a more de- Department at the above address
501-683-5814. to the length of some docket mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing tailed description of the locations Attention: ADEQ Air Permits
Please use the appropriate items, the hearing may continue Room, 5301 Northshore Drive, for each land application site, re- B r a n c h o r t o
docket number in any inquiries to into the following day. Contact North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due fer to Part II of the draft permit or airpermits@adeq.state.ar.us by
the Commission concerning this information for Oil & Gas Com- to the length of some docket the waste management plan. email. Any interested person may
matter. Inquiries should be di- mission offices is as follows: items, the hearing may continue These documents may be ac- request a public hearing on the
rected to Alan York, Commission El Dorado ofc: 2215 West into the following day. Contact cessed by searching the permit draft permitting decision during
Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR information for Oil & Gas Com- number listed above at the fol- the public comment period. The
dress, or by e-mail at 71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965. mission offices is as follows: lowing website: public comment period shall be-
objections@aogc.state.ar.us. Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix El Dorado ofc: 2215 West http://www.adeq.state.ar.us/ho gin on the day this notice is pub-
Any parties who propose to op- Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR me/pdssql/pds.aspx lished and shall expire at 4:30
pose a filed application, shall no- 479-646-6611. 71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965. This permit is for the land ap- p.m. Central Time on the thirtieth
tify, in writing, or via e-mail at Little Rock ofc: 301 Natural Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix plication of timber processing re- (30th) calendar day after publi-
objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. siduals generated at the Gurdon cation of this notice.
Hearing Officer or Director of the Rock, AR 72205; ph. 479-646-6611. Georgia Pacific timber processing The Director shall make a final
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- 501-683-5814. Little Rock ofc: 301 Natural facility. decision to issue or deny this ap-
sion no later than the close of Please use the appropriate Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little ADEQ’s contact person, plication or to impose special
business on the Friday before the docket number in any inquiries to Rock, AR 72205; ph. Katherine McWilliams, P.E., may conditions in accordance with
scheduled public hearing date in- the Commission concerning this 501-683-5814. be reached by the phone number Section 8.211 of the Arkansas
dicated on the Hearing Agenda. matter. Inquiries should be di- Please use the appropriate and address noted above, or at Pollution Control and Ecology
75154169f rected to Alan York, Commission docket number in any inquiries to ADEQ’s email address at Water- Commission’s Administrative
Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- the Commission concerning this Draft-Permit-Comment@adeq.sta Procedures (Regulation #8) and
NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dress, or by e-mail at objec- matter. Inquiries should be di- te.ar.us. Regulation #26.
tions@aogc.state.ar.us. Any rected to Alan York, Commission The end of the comment peri- Dated this 17th day of No-
Flywheel Energy Production, LLC
(f/k/a SWN Production (Arkansas), parties who propose to oppose a Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- od is 30 days after the publica- vember, 2019.
filed application, shall notify, in dress, or by e-mail at tion date at 4:30 P.M. Central Becky W. Keogh, Director
LLC) (Applicant), has filed an Ap-
plication to Extend Temporary writing, or via e-mail at objec- objections@aogc.state.ar.us. Time. If the last day of the com- 75150054f
tions@aogc.state.ar.us, the Any parties who propose to op- ment period is a Saturday, Sun-
Abandonment Status for the
JAMESON 8-14 1-15H well, Hearing Officer or Director of the pose a filed application, shall no- day or legal holiday, the public !"#$%!&'"#&()*
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- tify, in writing, or via e-mail at comment period shall expire on
Section 15-T8N-R14W, Faulkner $!'+,-#&
County, Arkansas. The Commis- sion no later than the close of objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the the next day that is not a Satur-
business on the Friday before the Hearing Officer or Director of the day, Sunday or legal holiday. For
sion-assigned Docket Number for
the Application is: scheduled public hearing date in- Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- information regarding the actual
dicated on the Hearing Agenda. sion no later than the close of publication date along with the
Docket Number: 088-2019-12
Applicant requests that said 75154163f business on the Friday before the actual date and time the com-
Order be made applicable to the NOTICE scheduled public hearing date in- ment period will end, please
following parties, successor or NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dicated on the Hearing Agenda. contact Katherine McWilliams,
assign of the following parties: Flywheel Energy Production, LLC 75154128f P.E. at the above address and
MERIT ENERGY COMPANY (f/k/a SWN Production (Arkansas), NOTICE telephone number or by email at
XTO ENERGY, INC. LLC) (Applicant), has filed an Ap- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Water-Draft-Permit-Comment@a Foreclosures
RIVERBEND OIL & GAS COM- plication to Extend Temporary White Rock Oil and Gas, LLC (Ap- deq.state.ar.us. Comments and Arkansas Co.
PANY Abandonment Status for the plicant), has filed an Application public hearing procedures may be
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LINKINOGGER 10-15 4-9H well, to Extend Temporary Abandon- found at APC&EC Regulation No. 8 NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
said application will be heard by Section 09-T10N-R15W, Van Bu- ment Status for the Harold Na- (Administrative Procedures). All TENTION TO SELL
the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- ren County, Arkansas. The Com- tions 1 well, Section 04-T20S- persons, including the permittee, YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
mission at a public hearing com- mission-assigned Docket Num- R22W, Columbia County, who wish to comment on ADEQ’s ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
mencing at 9:00 am on Decem- ber for the Application is: Arkansas. The Commission-as- draft decision to issue the permit, MEDIATE ACTION.
ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter Docket Number: 089-2019-12 signed Docket Number for the must submit written comments to IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
as possible, to be held at the Ar- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Application is: ADEQ, along with their name and YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
kansas Department of Environ- said application will be heard by Docket Number: 091-2019-12 mailing address. After the public ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that comment period, and public EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
hearing, if one is held, ADEQ will
Room, 5301 Northshore Drive, mission at a public hearing com- said application will be heard by COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due mencing at 9:00 am on Decem- the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- issue a final permitting decision. AGAINST YOU.
A public hearing will be held
to the length of some docket ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter mission at a public hearing com- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
items, the hearing may continue as possible, to be held at the Ar- mencing at 9:00 am on Decem- when ADEQ finds a significant LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
degree of public interest. ADEQ
into the following day. Contact kansas Department of Environ- ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
information for Oil & Gas Com- mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing as possible, to be held at the Ar- will notify the applicant and each FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
person who has submitted writ-
mission offices is as follows: Room, 5301 Northshore Drive, kansas Department of Environ- WHEREAS, on December 3,
El Dorado ofc: 2215 West North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due mental Quality (“ADEQ”), Hearing ten comments or requested no- 2003, Carl Avery and Cloris Ken-
tice of the final permitting deci-
Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR to the length of some docket Room, 5301 Northshore Drive, dricks Avery executed a security
71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965. items, the hearing may continue North Little Rock, AR 72118. Due sion. Any interested person who instrument conveying certain
has submitted comments may
Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix into the following day. Contact to the length of some docket property therein described to
Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. information for Oil & Gas Com- items, the hearing may continue appeal a final decision by ADEQ in Home Capital, Inc.; and
accordance with the APC&EC
479-646-6611. mission offices is as follows: into the following day. Contact WHEREAS, said instrument was
Little Rock ofc: 301 Natural El Dorado ofc: 2215 West information for Oil & Gas Com- Regulation No. 8. duly recorded December 10,
75152942f
Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR mission offices is as follows: 2003, in Book No. 353, at Page
Rock, AR 72205; ph. 71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965. El Dorado ofc: 2215 West Public Notice 512, in the real estate records of
501-683-5814. Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix Hillsboro, El Dorado, AR Pursuant to the Arkansas Op- Arkansas (Northern - Stuttgart)
Please use the appropriate Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. 71731-1472; ph. 870-862-4965. erating Air Permit Program (Reg- County, Arkansas; and
docket number in any inquiries to 479-646-6611. Fort Smith ofc: 3309 Phoenix ulation #26) Section 602, the Of- WHEREAS, default has been
the Commission concerning this Little Rock ofc: 301 Natural Avenue, Ft. Smith, AR 72093; ph. fice of Air Quality of the Arkansas made with respect to a provision
matter. Inquiries should be di- Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little 479-646-6611. Department of Environmental in the mortgage that authorizes
rected to Alan York, Commission Rock, AR 72205; ph. Little Rock ofc:301 Natural Quality gives the following notice: sale in the event of the default of
Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- 501-683-5814. Resources Dr., Ste 102, Little Lion Oil Company (70-00016) said provision and the same is
dress, or by e-mail at objec- Please use the appropriate Rock, AR 72205; ph. operates a facility located at 1000 now, therefore, wholly due.
tions@aogc.state.ar.us. Any docket number in any inquiries to 501-683-5814. McHenry Drive, El Dorado, AR WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
parties who propose to oppose a the Commission concerning this Please use the appropriate 71730. This facility has submit- eficiary has complied with the
filed application, shall notify, in matter. Inquiries should be di- docket number in any inquiries to ted an application to correct the conditions to exercise the power
writing, or via e-mail at objec- rected to Alan York, Commission the Commission concerning this ammonia and hydrogen sulfide of sale as set for in ACA
tions@aogc.state.ar.us, the Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- matter. Inquiries should be di- emission limits for the high §18-50-103. The party initiating
Hearing Officer or Director of the dress, or by e-mail at rected to Alan York, Commission pressure flare and low pressure this action is THE BANK OF NEW
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- objections@aogc.state.ar.us. Attorney, at the Little Rock ad- flare. Annual permitted emis- YORK MELLON FKA THE BANK OF
sion no later than the close of Any parties who propose to op- dress, or by e-mail at sions increase by 0.8 tons per NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE FOR THE
business on the Friday before the pose a filed application, shall no- objections@aogc.state.ar.us. year (tpy) of ammonia and 0.4 tpy BENEFIT OF THE CERTIFICATE-
scheduled public hearing date in- tify, in writing, or via e-mail at Any parties who propose to op- of hydrogen sulfide HOLDERS OF THE CWABS INC.,
dicated on the Hearing Agenda. objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the pose a filed application, shall no- The application has been re- ASSET-BACKED CERTIFICATES,
75154157f Hearing Officer or Director of the tify, in writing, or via e-mail at viewed by the staff of the De- SERIES 2004-2, 55 Beattie Place
NOTICE Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- objections@aogc.state.ar.us, the partment and has received the Suite 110 MS-152 , Greenville, SC
sion no later than the close of Hearing Officer or Director of the Department’s tentative approval 29601 , (800) 365-7107
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Flywheel Energy Production, LLC business on the Friday before the Arkansas Oil and Gas Commis- subject to the terms of this notice. NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
scheduled public hearing date in- sion no later than the close of Citizens wishing to examine the Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
(f/k/a SWN Production (Arkansas),
LLC) (Applicant), has filed an Ap- dicated on the Hearing Agenda. business on the Friday before the permit application and staff find- ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
75154146f scheduled public hearing date in- ings and recommendations may virtue of the power, duty, and
plication to Extend Temporary
Abandonment Status for the NOTICE dicated on the Hearing Agenda. do so by contacting ADEQ Air authority vested in and imposed
75154117f Permits Branch. Citizens desiring upon it, will, on December 4,
JAMESON 8-14 2-15H well, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Section 15-T8N-R14W, Faulkner Flywheel Energy Production, LLC PUBLIC NOTICE OF DRAFT technical information concerning 2019, at or about 2:00 PM at the
the application or permit should Arkansas (Northern - Stuttgart)
County, Arkansas. The Commis- (f/k/a SWN Production (Arkansas), NO-DISCHARGE PERMIT
sion-assigned Docket Number for LLC) (Applicant), has filed an Ap- PERMIT NUMBER 5342-W contact, Kyle Crane, Engineer. County Courthouse, Stuttgart,
Both ADEQ Air Permits Branch Arkansas, offer for sale certain
the Application is: plication to Extend Temporary AFIN 10-00512
Docket Number: 087-2019-12 Abandonment Status for the This is to give notice that the and Kyle Crane can be reached at property hereinafter described to
the Department’s central office, the highest bidder for cash, free
Applicant requests that said GREEN BAY PACKAGING 11-9 Arkansas Department of Environ-
Order be made applicable to the 1-20H well, Section 20-T11N- mental Quality (ADEQ) Office of 5301 Northshore Drive, North from the statutory right of re-
Little Rock, Arkansas demption, homestead, dower, and
following parties, successor or R9W, Cleburne County, Arkansas. Water Quality, 5301 Northshore
assign of the following parties: The Commission-assigned Dock- Drive, North Little Rock, Arkansas 72118-5317, telephone: (501) all other exemptions which are
682-0744. expressly waived in the mortgage,
MERIT ENERGY COMPANY et Number for the Application is: 72118-5317 at telephone num-
XTO ENERGY, INC. Docket Number: 090-2019-12 ber (501) 682-0650, proposes a The draft permit and permit said property being real estate
application are available for situated in Arkansas (Northern -
RIVERBEND OIL & GAS COM- Applicant requests that said draft of the permit for which an
PANY Order be made applicable to the application was received on July copying at the above address. Stuttgart) County, Arkansas, and
This information may be re- being more particularly described
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that following parties, successor or 15, 2019, for the following ap-
said application will be heard by assign of the following parties: plicant under the Arkansas Water viewed during normal business as follows:
hours. The draft permit may also Lot Fourteen (14), Block Four
the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- MERIT ENERGY COMPANY and Air Pollution Control Act.
mission at a public hearing com- NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant: Denali Water Solu- b e f o u n d a t (4), Second Plat of North Hills
http://www.adeq.state.ar.us/air/p Subdivision to the City of Stut-
mencing at 9:00 am on Decem- said application will be heard by tions LLC - Clark Co., From Gur-
ber 3, 2019, or as soon thereafter the Arkansas Oil and Gas Com- don, go on Kansas Rd. Turn right ermits/draft_noi.aspx. tgart, Northern District of Arkan-
Comments will be accepted in sas County, Arkansas.
as possible, to be held at the Ar- mission at a public hearing com- on to Beach Creek Rd. Turn Right
accordance with Section 8.208 of More commonly known as:
Environmental Environmental Environmental Environmental 1807 North Lowe Street, Stut-
Permits 1250 Permits 1250 Permits 1250 Permits 1250 tgart, AR 72160
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
Public Notice of Proposed Revision of Total Maximum Daily Load for an corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
Assessment Unit on the Saline River Located Within the State of Arkansas and 208 Plan Update
restrictive covenants, easements,
Section 303(d)(1)(C) of the Clean Water Act (CWA), United States Code (USC), Title 33, Section 1313(d)(1)(C), and the U.S. Environmental or setback lines that may be ap-
Protection Agency (EPA) implementing regulation, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR), Title 40, Section 130.7(c)(1), require the establishment of plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) for waters identified as being impaired pursuant to Section 303(d)(1)(A) of the CWA. Each TMDL is to be
established at a level that will protect the designated and existing uses of the waterbody. agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
The Water Quality Management Plan (WQMP) developed by the Arkansas DEQ under provisions of Section 208 of the federal Clean Water Act, also any priority created by a fixture
known as the “208 Plan,” is a comprehensive program to work toward achieving federal water goals in Arkansas. The initial 208 Plan, adopted in filing; and to any matter that an
1979, provides for annual updates, but can be revised more often if necessary. accurate survey of the premises
This is to give notice that the Arkansas Department of Energy and Environment, Division of Environmental Quality (DEQ), Office of Water Quality might disclose.
at 5301 Northshore Drive, North Little Rock, Arkansas 72118-5317, is proposing to revise the TMDL entitled “TMDLs for Total Dissolved Solids The sale held pursuant to this
for the Saline River Basin, Arkansas” established in August 2011, for assessment unit (AU) AR_08040203_010 (“Historic AU-010”) of the Saline Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
River in Saline, Garland, and Grant Counties, and update the 208 Plan accordingly. The Saline River’s Historic AU-010 has since been split into six
(6) AUs that are currently designated as the following reaches of AR_08040203: 610, 710, 913, 914, 915, and 010. journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
This proposed TMDL revision and 208 Plan update includes withdrawing the following Waste Load Allocations (WLAs) for the following facilities
without further publication, upon
listed below in Table 1 and designating those WLAs as Future Growth (FG) for the ∑WLA portion within the TMDL and 208 Plan. announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
Table 1: WLAs proposed for withdrawal from TMDL and removal from 208 Plan.
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
NPDES TDS WLA Current Stream
Facility Name Reach of via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
Permit (lbs/day) THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
AR–08040203_
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
AR0034291 Hot Springs Village POA - Mill Creek 2703.91 019 TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
AR0039284 Hot Springs Village - Cedar Creek 2703.91 020 SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
AR0042277 Pawnee Village POA 10.82 915
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
AR0044423 Jessieville Public School 48.67 019 BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 337868
AR0044547 Haskell, City of 1622.35 010 WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
AR0045047 Village Square Shopping Center 129.79 019 P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
AR0046141 Mountain Valley Retreat Center 67.6 022 Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
AR0048194 Jessieville/Fountain Lake School District 27.04 019 (501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
AR0049328 Saline County POID #37 Riverside Hills Subdivision Project 94.64 020
Firm.com
75107147f
AR0050202 Outreach Ministry 40.56 011
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
AR0050326 Reunion Subdivision 270.39 610
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
AR0050563 Crossroads Village 270.39 010
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
ARR040014 Garland County MS4 6409 n/a* MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
ARR040003 Saline County MS4 9683.8 Multiple YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
*Garland County MS4 does not drain within the watershed and should not have been included in the TMDL. EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
The following WLAs will remain in place: COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
Table 2: WLAs proposed to remain in place.
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
Current Stream MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
NPDES TDS WLA
Permit Facility Name (lbs/day) Reach FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
AR–08040203_ WHEREAS, on September 22,
2015, Star Lynn Clark executed a
AR0000582 Reynolds Metals Company, LLC – Bauxite Operations 81451.17 914 to 913 security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
AR0036498 Benton, City of 17034.64 913 scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
ARR040043 Benton MS4 8980.2 610, 913, 914
mortgagee, First Arkansas Finan-
cial, Inc., its successors and as-
The proposed TMDL revisions are based on the following principal lines of evidence: signs; and
1) AUs proposed for withdrawal did not show impairment (all designated uses are supported) for the 2004 assessment cycle; yet, they were WHEREAS, said instrument was
included in a watershed TMDL. duly recorded September 22,
2) The AU assessed as impaired in 2004, Historic AU-010, has since been split into six (6) AUs based on better mapping capabilities and 2015, in Book No. DM 2015, at
identification of pollutant sources. Assessing each of these six (6) AUs individually, only AU AR_08040203_913 would have assessed as Page 5781, in the real estate
impaired in 2004. DEQ does not propose to remove WLAs for any NPDES Permit that has a discharge to AU AR_08040203_913. During records of Arkansas (Southern -
the 2004 assessment cycle, the impairment assessed for AU AR_08040203_913 was attributed to all of Historic AU-010 despite the DeWitt) County, Arkansas; and
absence of data supporting an assessed impairment for the following reaches of AR_08040203: 610, 710, 914, 915, and 010. WHEREAS, default has been
3) For the 2016 assessment cycle, no AUs included within this TMDL were impaired for TDS. Additionally, no AUs included within this TMDL made with respect to a provision
were included in the proposed draft 303(d) list for the 2018 assessment cycle. in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
The proposed WLA withdrawals and 208 Plan updates will not affect the facilities listed in Table 2 of this notice. said provision and the same is
The TMDL document and 208 Plan are available for review during normal business hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, at now, therefore, wholly due.
the ADEQ Main Office located at the above address. WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
For those with internet access, a copy of the TMDL document may be found on the ADEQ website at the following web address: eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
https://www.adeq.state.ar.us/downloads/WebDatabases/Water/TMDL/pdfs/Saline_River_2011_08_01.pdf
of sale as set for in ACA
The current 208 Plan may be found on the ADEQ website at the following web address: §18-50-103. The party initiating
https://www.adeq.state.ar.us/downloads/water/NPDES/WQMP.xls
this action is Home Point Finan-
DEQ’s contact person for submitting written comments or requesting information regarding the proposed TMDL revision is Kristi Williams at the cial Corporation, 4849 Greenville
above address, by telephone at (501) 683-1546 or by e-mail at williams@adeq.state.ar.us. DEQ’s contact person for submitting written comments Avenue Suite 800 , Dallas, TX
or requesting information regarding the proposed 208 Plan updates is Shane Byrum at the above address, telephone at (501) 682-0618, or by 75206 , (800) 686-2404
email at byrum@adeq.state.ar.us. NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
The period for submitting comments on the proposed TMDL revision and 208 Plan update shall begin on the date of publication of the public
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
notice, and end at 4:30 P.M. (Central Time) on the 30th day after the publication date. If the last day of the comment period is a Saturday, Sunday, virtue of the power, duty, and
or legal holiday, the public comment period shall expire on the next day that is not a Saturday, Sunday, or legal holiday.
authority vested in and imposed
All persons who wish to comment on the proposed TMDL revision and 208 Plan update must submit written comments to DEQ, along with their upon it, will, on December 18,
name and mailing address. Following the close of the 30-day comment period, a written response to comments and petitions will be developed as 2019, at or about 3:00 PM at the
soon as possible. All petitions and comments received during the public notice period will be considered. Arkansas (Southern - DeWitt)
Dated this 17th day of November 2019 County Courthouse, DeWitt, Ar-
kansas, offer for sale certain
Becky W. Keogh, Director
property hereinafter described to
Division of Environmental Quality the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-

Foreclosures
Arkansas Co.
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in Arkansas (Southern -
DeWitt) County, Arkansas, and
being more particularly described
as follows:
THE NORTH HALF OF LOT 6 IN
BLOCK 35, IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY'S ADDITION TO THE
TOWN, NOW CITY OF DEWITT,
ARKANSAS COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
APN#: 071-01321-000
More commonly known as:
801 South Harrison Street, De
Witt, AR 72042
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342157
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75114741f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 13, 2017,
Kevin Vanwormer executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for First
Arkansas Financial, Inc., its suc-
cessors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 19, 2017, in
Book No. 2017, at Page 4140, in
the real estate records of Arkan-
sas (Northern - Stuttgart) County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 10500 Kincaid Dr. ,
Fishers, IN 46037 , (855)
690-5900
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 18,
2019, at or about 2:00 PM at the
Arkansas (Northern - Stuttgart)
County Courthouse, Stuttgart,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in Arkansas (Northern -
Stuttgart) County, Arkansas, and
being more particularly described
as follows:
Lots Six (6) and Seven (7),
Block Nineteen (19), Amended
Plat of Penny's First Annex to
McCracken Subdivision to the City
of Stuttgart, Northern District of
Arkansas County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
1913 South Cherry Street, Stut-
tgart, AR 72160
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341690
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75111231f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 25, 2007,
Britt Heien executed a security
instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for Countrywide Home
Loans, Inc., its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded April 27, 2007, in
Book No. 2007, at Page 3661, in
the real estate records of Arkan-
sas (Northern - Stuttgart) County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Ditech Financial LLC,
332 Minnesota Street Suite 610,
St. Paul, MN 55101-1311 , (800)
Foreclosures
Arkansas Co.
332 Minnesota Street Suite 610,
St. Paul, MN 55101-1311 , (800)
643-0202
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 4,
2019, at or about 2:00 PM at the
Arkansas (Northern - Stuttgart)
County Courthouse, Stuttgart,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in Arkansas (Northern -
Stuttgart) County, Arkansas, and
being more particularly described
as follows:
Lot Twelve (12), Block (3) of
McCracken’s Subdivision, an Ad-
dition to the City of Stuttgart, Ar-
kansas. A rectangular tract con-
tiguous to and North of said Lot
12, described as: begin at the
Northeast corner of said Lot 12;
thence North 40 feet with the
West boundary of Fairway Street;
thence West 180 feet, parallel
with the North boundary of said
Lot 12; thence South 40 feet and
parallel with the West boundary of
Fairway Street; thence East 180
feet with the North boundary of
said Lot 12, to the point of begin-
ning.
More commonly known as:
2004 Fairway Street, Stuttgart, AR
72160
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 312101
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75094409f
Foreclosures - Ashley Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 16, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Ashley County Courthouse,
205 East Jefferson, Hamburg, AR
71646 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Ashley County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
ALL THAT PARCEL OF LAND IN
ASHLEY COUNTY, STATE OF AR-
KANSAS, AS DESCRIBED IN DEED
BOOK 186, PAGE 238, ID#
001-05380-000, BEING KNOWN
AND DESIGNATED AS:
A PART OF LAND IN THE
SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTH
HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER OF SECTION 18,
TOWNSHIP 18 SOUTH, RANGE 7
WEST, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
STARTING AT THE SE COR OF
SAID S1/2 OF THE N1/2 OF THE
SE 1/4 OF SAID SECTION 18,
THENCE RUN WEST ALONG THIS
SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SAID
SOUTH HALF OF THE NORTH
HALF OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER FOR 660 FEET TO THE
POB; THENCE RUN NORTH PAR-
ALLEL TO THE EAST BOUNDARY
OF SAID SOUTH HALF OF THE
NORTH HALF OF THE SE 1/4 FOR
600.0 FEET, THENCE RUN WEST
AND PARALLEL TO THE NORTH
BOUNDARY OF SAID SOUTH HALF
OF THE NORTH HALF OF THE SE
1/4 FOR 896.0 FEET TO THE
CENTER OF A.L.&G. TRAIL;
THENCE RUN SOUTHWEST ALONG
THE CENTER OF SAID A.L.&G.
TRAIL FOR 738.5 FEET MORE OR
LESS, TO THE SOUTH BOUNDARY
OF SAID SOUTH HALF OF THE
NORTH HALF OF THE SOUTH-
EAST QUARTER; THENCE RUN
EAST ALONG THIS SOUTH FOR
1335.0 FEET, BACK TO THE POB,
CONTAINING 15.35 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS.
BY FEE SIMPLE DEED FROM
ALVIN W. WIMBERLY JR. AND
DORIS JEAN WIMBERLY,
HUSBAND AND WIFE AS SET
FORTH IN BOOK 186 PAGE 238
DATED 02/05/1997 AND
RECORDED 02/07/1997, ASHLEY
COUNTY RECORDS, STATE OF
ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 1349 Ashley
Road 416, Hamburg, AR 71646
WHEREAS on August 22, 2006,
David G. Johnson and Melissa K.
Johnson, husband and wife
executed a Mortgage in favor of
CitiFinancial Mortgage Company,
Inc., which was recorded on
September 5, 2006 in Book 329,
Page 803, in the real estate
records of Ashley County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Mortgage has been
assigned to WILMINGTON
SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, AS
TRUSTEE OF UPLAND MORTGAGE
LOAN TRUST B, ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS, which is the party
initiating foreclosure. The party
initiating foreclosure is
Wilmington Savings Fund Society,
FSB, as trustee for Upland
Mortgage Loan Trust B and can
be contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC, 1600 South Douglass Road,
Suite 200-A, Anaheim, CA 92806,
at Telephone Number (800)
790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Ashley Co.
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
accept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this October
8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND
SOCIETY, FSB, AS TRUSTEE FOR
UPLAND MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST
B mental entity; any prior liens or
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75120372f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on August 5, 2016,
Robert N Scott and Deanna J
Scott executed a security instru-
ment conveying certain property
therein described to Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee
for InterLinc Mortgage Services,
LLC, its successors and assigns;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded August 10, 2016, in
Book No. MR 2016, at Page 3189,
in the real estate records of Ash-
ley County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, 3043 Townsgate
Road Suite 200, Westlake Village,
CA 91361 , (866) 549-3583
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 26,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
Ashley County Courthouse,
Hamburg, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Ashley
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A parcel of land in Section 13,
Township 18 South, Range 9
West, in Ashley County, Arkansas,
described as follows: Commence
at the Southeast corner of the
Northeast Quarter of the North-
west Quarter of the Southwest of
Section 13, Township 18 South,
Range 9 West; thence run 216
feet South, 236 feet West, 216
feet North; thence 236 feet East,
back to the point of beginning,
containing one acre of land, more
or less; AND, A parcel of land lo-
cated in the Northwest Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter (NW1/4 of
SW1/4) of Section 13, Township
18 South, Range 9 West, more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the Southeast
corner of the NW1/4 of SW1/4
thence run West 132 feet; thence
run North 329 feet; thence run
West 110 feet; thence run North
106.50 feet; thence run East 42
feet; thence run North 8.50 feet;
thence run West 36 feet to the
point of beginning; thence run
North 216 feet, thence run West
40 feet; thence run South 216
feet; thence run East 40 feet,
more or less, back to the point of
beginning.
More commonly known as:
205 North Wall Road, Crossett, AR
71635
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 323101
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75091159f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 11:30 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Ashley
County Courthouse, 205 East
Jefferson Street, Hamburg, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 14, Block 4, Pinecrest Ad-
dition to the City of Crossett, Ar-
kansas, as shown on the Plat of
said addition filed in the Office of
the Circuit Clerk and Recorder for
Ashley County, Arkansas in Plat
Record Book No. 3 at Pages
82-87.
More Commonly Known As:
501 N. Byrd, Crossett, AR 71635.
On August 8, 2005, Dorothy G.
Pickens, executed a security in-
strument in favor of First National
Bank of Crossett, which was re-
corded on August 23, 2005, in
Record Book 319 at Page 16 in
the real estate records of Ashley
County, Arkansas and is now held
Foreclosures - Ashley Co.
the real estate records of Ashley
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 18, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127805f
Foreclosures - Baxter Co.
AMENDED
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 20, 2013,
Gary P McQuay and Pamela N
McQuay executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Tru-
Home Solutions, LLC; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 20, 2013, in
Book No. 5868, at Page 2013, in
the real estate records of Baxter
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, a Notice of Default
was recorded October 8, 2019,
Document No. L201908983 in the
real estate records of Baxter
County, Arkansas which is now
being amended; and
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is TruHome Solutions,
LLC, 9601 Legler Rd , Lenexa, KS
66219, (913) 981-1700; and
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or Trustee, by virtue
of the power, duty, and authority
vested in and imposed it, will, on
December 18, 2019, at or about
1:15 PM at the Baxter County
Courthouse, Mountain Home, Ar-
kansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in Baxter County, Ar-
kansas, and being more particu-
larly described as follows:
LOT 2 AND THE SOUTH 19
FEET OF LOT 1 IN FIRST ADDI-
TION TO WISEMAN TERRACE, A
SUBDIVISION IN THE TOWN OF
MOUNTAIN HOME, AS SHOWN BY
THE RECORDED PLAT THEREOF.
More commonly known as:
606 Dixie Court, Mountain Home,
AR 72653
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 339639
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75124752f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 9, 2019, at
or about 9:00 AM, the following
real property will be sold and this
statutory foreclosure sale will be
held at the front door, inside the
main entrance of the Baxter
County Courthouse, One East 7th,
Mt. Home, Arkansas, or the sale
will be held in the place at said
venue where foreclosure sales are
customarily advertised and/or
conducted, to the highest bidder
for cash:
Part of the E 1/2 SW 1/4 ,
Section 27, Township 19 North,
Range 13 West, Baxter County,
Arkansas described as follows:
Beginning at the NW corner of the
said SE 1/4 SW 1/4 thence North
0 degrees 12 minutes East, 340.6
ft. to the South right of way line of
Leather Stocking Trail; thence
South 74 degrees 44 minutes
East, 49.3 ft.; thence South 70
degrees 48 minutes East, 380.7
ft.; thence South 1 degree 53
minutes West, 480.1 ft.; thence
North 88 degrees 43 minutes
West, 401.3 ft.; thence North 1
degree 49 minutes East, 268.4 ft.
to the point of beginning.
More Commonly Known As: 39
Leatherstocking Trl, Mountain
Home, AR 72653-6384.
On August 7, 2012, Michael V.
Polak, Trustee of The Michael V.
Polak Trust Dated 4/28/2011,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Navy Federal Credit
Union, which was recorded on
August 13, 2012, as Instrument
No. 6612-2012 in the real estate
Foreclosures - Baxter Co.
August 13, 2012, as Instrument
No. 6612-2012 in the real estate
records of Baxter County, Arkan-
sas and is now held by Navy
Federal Credit Union.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Navy Federal Credit
Union, 820 Folin Lane, Vienna, VA
22180, Phone (800) 258-5948.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 1, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142592f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 11,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Baxter County Courthouse, One
East 7th, Mt. Home, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 107 of Surrey Lane, a Sub-
division, as shown by the re-
corded plat thereof.
Together with an Easement for
septic drainage fields across Lot
108 of Surrey Lane described as
follows: Begin at the SE corner of
Lot 108 of Surry Lane Subdivi-
sion go 25 feet North along the
East line to a point; then West in a
straight line to the SW corner of
said Lot 108; then along the
South line of Lot 108 to the point
of beginning.
More Commonly Known As:
248 Willingham Rd, Lakeview, AR
72642.
On November 13, 2018, Eric S.
Jacobsen, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
S e c u r i t y B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on November 15, 2018,
as Instrument No. L201810093 in
the real estate records of Baxter
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Freedom Mortgage Corpora-
tion.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 907 Pleasant Valley
Avenue, Mount Laurel, New Jer-
sey 08054, Phone (855)
211-6039.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 7, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142507f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 11,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Baxter County Courthouse, One
East 7th, Mt. Home, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 11, Block 2, in Penrod
Subdivision, as shown by the re-
corded plat thereof.
AND
A part of Lot 12, Block 2, in
Penrod Subdivision, as shown by
the recorded plat thereof,
bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at the SW corner
of said Lot 12, Block 2 and run
thence in a Northwesterly direc-
tion along the West line of said
Lot 12, Block 2, 188 feet to the
NW corner of said Lot; run thence
in a Northeasterly direction, along
the North line of said Lot, 100 feet
to a point; run thence in a
Southeasterly direction, parallel to
the West side of said Lot 12, to
the North boundary line of High-
way No. 178; run thence in a
Southwesterly direction along the
North boundary line of Highway
No. 178 which is also the South
line of Lot 12, Block 2, 100 feet to
the Point of Beginning and being
the West 100 feet of the Huxford
tract as conveyed in Warranty
Deed now of record in Deed
Record 64, Page 178 of the
records of Baxter County, Arkan-
sas, subject to the easement as
more specifically spelled out in
Foreclosures - Baxter Co. Foreclosures - Benton Co. Foreclosures - Benton Co. Foreclosures - Benton Co.
sas, subject to the easement as
more specifically spelled out in
Warranty Deed dated 5/2/1964
and recorded 5/6/1964 in Deed
Record Book 74, Page 117,
records of Baxter County.
More Commonly Known As:
6009 Highway 178 W, Lakeview,
AR 72642.
On November 24, 2015, Cyn-
thia Lynn Ferguson and John
Ferguson, III, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for
Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on December 10, 2015,
as Instrument No. L201511092 in
the real estate records of Baxter
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 4, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142459f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 20, 2012,
Gayle M Kruse executed a secu-
rity instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for First Community
Bank, its successors and assigns;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 20, 2012,
Document No. 5000-2012, in the
real estate records of Baxter
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, 3415
Vision Drive , Columbus, OH
43219 , (866) 550-5705
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Baxter County Courthouse,
Mountain Home, Arkansas, offer
for sale certain property herein-
after described to the highest
bidder for cash, free from the
statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Baxter County, Arkansas,
and being more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
LOT 9, BLOCK 4, SOUTHERN
MEADOWS ESTATES, ADDITION
NO. 5, AS SHOWN BY THE RE-
CORDED PLAT THEREOF.
More commonly known as:
1710 Lilac, Mountain Home, AR
72653
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341810
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75084587f
Foreclosures - Benton Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 10, 2019, at or
about 9:30 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Benton County Courthouse,
102 Northeast A Street, Benton-
ville, AR 72712 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
AT THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Benton County, Arkansas
● ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● 11F
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Benton County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
LOTS 49, 50 AND 51, BLOCK
13, HORSESHOE BEND ESTATES,
BENTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS, AS
SHOWN IN PLAT RECORD BOOK
"D" AT PAGE 86, PLAT RECORD
BOOK "O" AT PAGE 334, AND
PLAT RECORD BOOK "4" AT PAGE
186.
Street Address: 14403
Horseshoe Lane, Rogers, AR
72756
WHEREAS on October 4, 2007,
Michael L. Wahl, a single person
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Arvest Mortgage Company, which
was recorded on October 12,
2007 in Book 2007, Page
230267, and modified by a Loan
Modification Agreement recorded
on February 26, 2015 in Book
2015, Page 29762, and modified
by a Loan Modification Agree-
ment recorded on November 21,
106, in Book 2016, Page 242009;
and modified by a Loan Modifi-
cation Agreement recorded on
April 20, 2018, as Instrument No.
L201820051, in the real estate
records of Benton County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure is Arvest Bank, Succes-
sor in Interest by Merger to Arvest
Mortgage Company and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Ar-
vest Mortgage Company, 200
Parkwood Street, Lowell, AR
72745, at Telephone Number
1-800-232-5524; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 27, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
ARVEST BANK, SUCCESSOR IN
INTEREST BY MERGER TO
ARVEST MORTGAGE COMPANY
By: /s/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75102139f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 9:30 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Benton County Courthouse,
102 Northeast A Street, Benton-
ville, AR 72712 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
AT THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Benton County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 187, Sienna at Cooper`s
Farm, Phase 1B, Benton County,
Arkansas, as shown in Plat Book
2004 at page 163.
Street Address: 531 Coopers
Farm Road, Centerton, AR 72712
WHEREAS on October 23,
2006, Raul Castilla and Lydia
Castilla, husband and wife exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., acting solely as
nominee for Lender, American
Home Mortgage, which was re-
corded on October 24, 2006 in
Book 2006, Page 275517, in the
real estate records of Benton
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Nationstar Mortgage LLC,
PO Box 619080, Dallas, TX
75261, at Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 18, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75091327f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 9:30 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Benton
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Benton
County Courthouse, 102 North-
east A Street, Bentonville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 30, Meadow Wood Subdi-
vision, Second Addition, Benton
County, Arkansas, as shown on
plat record "S" at Page 268.
More Commonly Known As:
17765 Meadow Wood Dr, Siloam
Springs, AR 72761-5214.
On May 26, 2016, Michael D.
Majors and Jessica Majors, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on May 27, 2016, in
Record Book 2016 at Page 98956
in the real estate records of Ben-
ton County, Arkansas and is now
held by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 27, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142570f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 9:30 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Benton
County Courthouse, 102 North-
east A Street, Bentonville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Tract 1: Lot 11, Block 6, Dawn
Hill Country Club Resort, Benton
County, Arkansas, as shown on
Plat Record "D" at Page 37.
Tract 2: Part of the SE 1/4 of
the NE 1/4 of Section 20, Town-
ship 18 North, Range 33 West,
Benton County, Arkansas, adjoin-
ing Block 6, Dawn Hill Country
Club Resort Subdivision, being
more particularly described as
follows:
Beginning at an iron pin at the
NW corner of Lot 9 of said Block
6; thence South 15 degrees 06
minutes 00 seconds East 118.16
feet to an iron pin at the SW
Corner of said Lot 9; thence South
16 degrees 35 minutes 00 sec-
onds East 135.00 feet to an iron
pin at the SW Corner of Lot 11,
said Block 6; thence South 73
degrees 50 minutes 23 seconds
West 125.00 feet to an iron pin;
thence North 15 degrees 53
minutes 18 seconds West 255.53
feet to an iron pin; thence North
74 degrees 56 minutes 16 sec-
onds East 125.00 feet to the point
of beginning.
More Commonly Known As:
13825 Canterbury Dr, Siloam
Springs, AR 72761-9615.
On May 12, 2017, Sherry At-
kins and Todd Atkins, executed a
security instrument in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., solely as nominee
for Quicken Loans Inc. ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on May 15, 2017, in
Record Book 2017 at Page 98022
in the real estate records of Ben-
ton County, Arkansas and is now
held by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 27, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142484f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 9:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Benton
County Courthouse, 102 North-
east A Street, Bentonville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 18, Block 1, Laynebridge
Subdivision, Centerton, Benton
County, Arkansas, as shown in
Plat Record Book 2003 at Page
657.
More Commonly Known As:
114 Skinner St, Centerton, AR
72719-9760.
On July 7, 2017, Jerry Elton
Morton a/k/a Jerry Morton and
Cindy Morton, executed a securi-
ty instrument in favor of Mort-
gage Electronic Registration Sys-
tems, Inc., solely as nominee for
B e a r S t a t e B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on July 10, 2017, in
Record Book 2017 at Page
140577 in the real estate records
of Benton County, Arkansas and is
now held by Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 19, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75126995f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 9:30 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Benton
County Courthouse, 102 North-
east A Street, Bentonville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 8, Block 1, Morris` Addition,
to the City of Siloam Springs,
Benton County, Arkansas, as
shown on Plat Record "B" at Page
52.
More Commonly Known As:
620 S Washington St, Siloam
Springs, AR 72761-3250.
On August 22, 2016, Tiffany
Callaway and Karen Merkley, ex-
ecuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on August 25, 2016, in
Record Book 2016 at Page
171284 in the real estate records
of Benton County, Arkansas and is
now held by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 13, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127784f
Foreclosures - Boone Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On November 4, 2016, David L.
Johnson and Laverne D. Johnson
executed a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
MORTGAGEE, AS A NOMINEE FOR
COMMUNITY FIRST BANK, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on Novem-
ber 7, 2016, as Instrument No.
2016006353 in the real property
records of Boone County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Freedom Mortgage,
10500 Kincaid Dr., Suite 300,
Fishers, IN 46037, at Telephone
No. 855-690-5900; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Boone County
Courthouse, 100 N. Main Street,
Harrison, AR 72601, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
Part of the North Half of the
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Foreclosures - Boone Co.
est bidder for cash:
Part of the North Half of the
Southeast Quarter and part of the
South Half of the Fractional
Northeast Quarter, Section Three
(3), Township Twenty (20) North,
Range Twenty One (21) West,
Boone County, Arkansas, more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at an iron stake
marking the Southwest Corner of
the Northwest Quarter of the
Southeast Quarter of said Section
3, thence South 88 degrees 59
minutes 50 seconds East 1338.78
feet, thence North 02 degrees 56
minutes 30 seconds East 456.38
feet, thence North 02 degrees 57
minutes 08 seconds East 513.20
feet, said point being center line
of 40- foot road easement, thence
North 02 degrees 57 minutes 08
seconds East 20.03 feet to the
North side of 40-foot road ease-
ment for the Point of Beginning,
thence along said North side of
40-foot road easement North 89
degrees 49 minutes 07 seconds
West 164.66 feet, thence South
79 degrees 27 minutes 22 sec-
onds West 49.88 feet, thence
North 68 degrees 43 minutes 40
seconds West 63.26 feet, thence
South 81 degrees 49 minutes 33
seconds West 55.88 feet, thence
leaving said North side of 40-foot
road easement North 26 degrees
13 minutes 39 seconds East
345.38 feet, thence South 77
degrees 11 minutes 28 seconds
East 213.09 feet, thence South 06
degrees 52 minutes 53 seconds
West 270.93 feet to the Point of
Beginning. Subject to all Restric-
tions, Reservations, Easements
and Rights-of-Way of record.
Subject to a 20-foot road
easement located in the North
Half of the Southeast Quarter and
in the South Half of the Fractional
Northeast Quarter of said Section
3, more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at an iron
stake marking the Southwest
Corner of the Northwest Quarter
of the Southeast Quarter of said
Section 3, thence South 88
degrees 59 minutes 50 seconds
East 1338.78 feet, thence North
02 degrees 56 minutes 30
seconds East 456.38 feet, thence
North 02 degrees 57 minutes 08
seconds East 513.20 feet to the
center line of 40-foot road
easement, thence North 02
degrees 57 minutes 08 seconds
East 20.03 feet to the North side
of said 40-foot road easement for
the Point of Beginning, thence
with said North side of 40-foot
road easement North 89 degrees
49 minutes 07 seconds West
20.14 feet, thence leaving said
North side of 40-foot road
easement North 06 degrees 52
minutes 53 seconds East 255.25
feet, thence North 77 degrees 11
minutes 29 seconds West 58.97
feet, thence North 12 degrees 48
minutes 32 seconds East 20.00
feet, thence South 77 degrees 11
minutes 28 seconds: East 77.00
feet, thence South 06 degrees 52
minutes 53 seconds West 270.93
feet to the Point of Beginning.
More commonly known as
10236 Clay Lane, Omaha, AR
72662.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
attorney-in-fact for the mortgagee
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the mortgagee
who is exercising its power of
sale under Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this State that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an accu-
rate survey of the premises might
disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
r e s c i n d e d a t t h e
Attorney-in-Fact's option at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. The property is
being sold “as is” with no repre-
sentation as to its condition THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be
entitled only to a return of the
deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 12th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for FREEDOM
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75086973f
Foreclosures - Chicot Co.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On June 16, 2001, John Ed
McKenna executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Robert M. Wilson,
Jr., as Trustee for Homeowners
Loan Corporation, which was re-
corded on June 22, 2001, in
Book X21, Page 731 in the real
property records of Chicot County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Nationstar Mort-
gage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, Attn:
Loss Mitigation, 8950 Cypress
Waters Blvd, Coppell, TX 75019,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1-866-316-2432; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 16,
2019 on or about 01:30 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Chicot County
Courthouse, 108 Main St, Lake
Village, AR 71653, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A PARCEL OF LAND CONSIST-
ING OF THE WEST 333.3 FEET OF
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (NE
1/4 NW 1/4) OF SECTION 12,
TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, RANGE 3
WEST AND MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN
AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 12, TOWNSHIP 14
SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST AND
FROM THIS POINT OF BEGINNING
NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES
17 SECONDS EAST ALONG THE
NORTH BOUNDARY OF SAID SEC-
TION 12, 333.30 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 0 DEGREES 41 MINUTES
WEST 1329.0 FEET; THENCE
Foreclosures - Chicot Co.
SOUTH 0 DEGREES 41 MINUTES
WEST 1329.0 FEET; THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 50 MINUTES
17 SECONDS WEST 333.3 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES 41
MINUTES EAST 1329 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND
CONTAINING 10.17 ACRES, MORE
OR LESS, AND LESS AND EXCEPT
THE FOLLOWING PARCEL WHICH
IS TOTALLY WITHIN THE ABOVE
DESCRIBED PARCEL, SAID EX-
CEPTION BEING DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER NORTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SECTION 12,
TOWNSHIP 14 SOUTH, RANGE 3
WEST AND THENCE SOUTH 25
DEGREES 45 MINUTES EAST
105.5 FEET TO AN IRON PIN ON
THE EAST SIDE OF A PUBLIC
ROAD AND THE POINT OF BE-
GINNING OF THE EXCEPTED
PROPERTY HEREIN DESCRIBED;
THENCE FROM THIS POINT OF
BEGINNING SOUTH 14 DEGREES
12 MINUTES EAST ALONG THE
EAST SIDE OF SAID ROAD 150
FEET; THENCE LEAVING SAID
ROAD NORTH 75 DEGREES 48
MINUTES EAST 150 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 14 DEGREES 12
MINUTES WEST 172.23 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 83 DEGREES 27
MINUTES 96 SECONDS WEST
160.40 FEET TO THE EAST SIDE
OF PUBLIC ROAD; THENCE SOUTH
14 DEGREES 12 MINUTES EAST
79.06 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING, SAID EXCEPTION
CONTAINING 0.69 ACRES AND
LEAVING A NET ACREAGE OF 9.48
ACRES, MORE OR LESS ALL IN
CHICOT COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON
BEAR THE ADDRESS: 151-B HWY
208 W., DERMOTT, AR 71638.
More commonly known as
151B Highway 208 West,
Dermott, AR 71638.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
Substitute Trustee for the
beneficiary and is acting on behalf
of and with the consent of the
beneficiary who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
Deed of Trust of real property
situated in this State that is duly
acknowledged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
rescinded at the Substitute
Trustee's option at any time. The
right is reserved to adjourn the
day of the sale to another day,
time and place certain without
further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 26th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Substitute Trustee for U.S.
BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AS
TRUSTEE FOR NRZ INVENTORY
TRUST
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75108122f
Foreclosures - Clark Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on August 30, 2007,
Diana Sue Hager executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Urban Financial Group, Inc.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded September 27,
2007, Document No. L20073150,
in the real estate records of Clark
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Nationstar Mortgage
LLC d/b/a Champion Mortgage
Company, 8950 Cypress Water
Boulevard , Coppell, TX 75019 ,
(855) 683-3095
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 3,
2019, at or about 3:45 PM at the
Clark County Courthouse, Arka-
delphia, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Clark
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A PART OF BLOCK 11 OF
DUNCAN'S ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF ARKADELPHIA, ARKANSAS,
DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING 15
FEET WEST OF THE SE CORNER
OF SAID BLOCK ELEVEN AND RUN
THENCE WEST 49 FEET 6 INCHES,
THENCE NORTH 200 FEET;
THENCE EAST 49 FEET 6 INCHES,
THENCE SOUTH 200 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING.
More commonly known as:
224 Caddo Street, Arkadelphia,
AR 71923
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Clark Co.
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341859
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75105565f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROPERTY
IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IMMEDIATE
ACTION. IF YOUR PROPERTY IS
SOLD, YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE
FOR ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN
ACTION FOR COLLECTION MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU. NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN that on De-
cember 9, 2019, at or about
01:00 PM, the following real
property will be sold at the Clark
County Courthouse, in Arkadel-
phia, Arkansas, to the highest
bidder for cash: LAND SITUATED
IN THE COUNTY OF CLARK IN THE
STATE OF AR LOT 163, DRUID
HILLS ADDITION TO ARKADEL-
PHIA, ARKANSAS. More com-
monly known as: 210 DRUID
HILLS RD, ARKADELPHIA, AR
71923 On January 17, 2012,
BRYAN GARRARD and AMANDA
GARRARD, husband and wife,
formerly known as Amanda Nel-
son, executed a Deed of Trust in
favor of Ann Orsi-Smith, as
Trustee, and to Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
as nominee for Quicken Loans
Inc., as Beneficiary, which was
recorded January 27, 2012, as
Instrument No. L20120207 in the
real estate records of Clark
County, Arkansas. Default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and is now wholly
due. The loan is now in default.
Tenants of the property may claim
an interest in the real property
herein. The sale will extinguish all
interests in any part of the prop-
erty, including existing lienhold-
ers, previous owners of the prop-
erty, or tenants. Any purchaser at
the sale shall pay a Trustee's fee
in addition to its bid. The terms of
the call are certified funds paid at
the conclusion of the sale or wir-
ing of funds within twenty-four
hours of the sale. All transfer
taxes will be the responsibility of
the purchaser. The party initiat-
ing this action is Quicken Loans
Inc., 1050 Woodward Ave, Detroit,
MI 48226, 800-226-6308.
MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, PC 1405
N. Pierce, Suite 306 Little Rock,
AR 72207 Telephone: (501)
663-6200 This instrument pre-
pared by: Kevin Rogers Marinosci
Law Group, P.C. 1405 North
Pierce, Suite 306 Little Rock, Ar-
kansas 72207 (501) 663-6200
Kevin Rogers 19-06305
75128587f
Foreclosures
Cleburne Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
2, 2019 at or about 2:00PM. the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Cleburne
County Courthouse, 301 West
Main St., Heber Springs, AR
72543 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
TIME OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER. WHEREAS, the property
secured under the Mortgage is
located in Cleburne County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows: LOT NUMBER
ONE (1), VALLEY OAKS SUBDIVI-
SION. CLEBURNE COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS. AS FILED JANUARY 16,
1979. IN THE PLAT RECORDS OF
CLEBURNE COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
TO WHICH PLAT REFERENCE IS
HEREBY MADE FOR A MORE
PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION OF
SAID LOT. Street Address: 100 N
Ridge Dr Heber Springs AR 72543
WHEREAS on August 23, 2007
Ricky Tatum and Angela M.
Tatum, executed a Mortgage in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., as nomi-
nee for Countrywide Bank, FSB.
Said Mortgage was recorded on
August 24, 2007 as instrument
number 200707432 in the real
property records of Cleburne
County, Arkansas. The Mortgage
was subsequently assigned to
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, d/b/a
Mr. Cooper by virtue of an as-
signment dated June 12,2019
and recorded on June 20, 2019
as instrument number
201903551 in the real property
records of Cleburne County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Nationstar Mortgage
LLC, d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 350 High-
land Drive, Lewisville, TX 75067
at Telephone No. (888) 480-2432;
and WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
AS, the undersigned is the attor-
ney for the mortgagee and is act-
ing on and with the consent and
authority of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this state
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded; and default has oc-
curred in the payment of said in-
debtedness, and the same is now
therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
This sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable record-
ed plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 24th day of Sep-
tember, 2019. Nationstar Mort-
gage LLC dba Mr. Cooper, by its
attorney-in-fact, Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-020850 A-FN4706567
11/03/2019, 11/10/2019,
11/17/2019, 11/24/2019
75126590f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
Foreclosures
Cleburne Co.
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 18, 2019, at or
about 02:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Cleburne County Court-
house, 301 West Main St, Heber
Springs, AR 72543 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE DAY OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Cleburne County, Ar-
kansas more particularly
described as follows:
Lot 48 Mountain Aire Estates
Plat 2 also described as a tract
situated in the Northeast Quarter
(NE 1/4) of the Southwest Quarter
(SW 1/4) of Section Thirty-five
(35), Township Ten (10) North,
Range Ten (10) West, Cleburne
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as beginning at
the Northeast corner of the
aforesaid NE 1/4 SW 1/4 and
proceeding South 01 degree 24
minutes 22 seconds West 126.48
feet; thence South 78 degrees 55
minutes 19 seconds West 215.67
feet to the TRUE POINT OF BE-
GINNING; thence South 01 de-
gree 24 minutes 22 seconds West
232.70 feet to a point on the
Northerly right-of-way line of
Plantation Drive East; thence fol-
low the Northerly right-of-way of
said road the following courses:
South 58 degrees 41 minutes 56
seconds West 57.08 feet to the
Point of Curvature of a curve right
having a delta of 34 degrees 45
minutes 22 seconds and a chord
bearing South 76 degrees 04
minutes 37 seconds West 80.50
feet; thence along said curve an
arc distance of 81.75 feet to the
Point of Tangency; North 86 de-
grees 32 minutes 42 seconds
West 84.39 feet; thence depart
said right-of-way line of Planta-
tion Drive East and run North 01
degree 24 minutes 22 seconds
East 232.70 feet; thence North 78
degrees 14 minutes 38 seconds
East 215.67 feet to the TRUE
POINT OF BEGINNING, and con-
taining 1.20 acres, more or less.
Street Address: 1450 East
Plantation Drive, Heber Springs,
AR 72543
WHEREAS on February 8, 1996,
Jimmy D. Beardsley and Kimberly
R. Beardsley, husband and wife
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Charter Mortgage & Investments,
Inc., which was recorded on
February 15, 1996 in Book 157,
Page 443, in the real estate
records of Cleburne County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Regions Bank dba
Regions Mortgage fka First
Commercial Mortgage Company
successor in interest by merger to
Charter Mortgage & Investments,
Inc. and can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Regions Bank -
Memphis, 7130 Goodlett Farms
Parkway A4W, Cordova, TN
38016, at Telephone Number
1.800.748.9498; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
accept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this
September 04, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS
MORTGAGE FKA FIRST
COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE
COMPANY SUCCESSOR IN
INTEREST BY MERGER TO
CHARTER MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENTS, INC.
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75076066f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 7, 2009,
Junior D Duncan executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded July 13, 2009,
Document No. 200906457, in the
real estate records of Cleburne
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271; WHEREAS, the
mortgagee or beneficiary has
provided the undersigned a copy
of the letter required to be sent to
Junior D Duncan by Act 885 of
2011; The party initiating this
action is Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121,
(866) 234-8271;
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 16,
2019, at or about 2:00 PM at the
Cleburne County Courthouse,
Heber Springs, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Cleburne
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A part of the Southwest Quar-
ter of the Northwest Quarter
(SW1/4 NW1/4) of Section Four
(4), Township Nine (9) North,
Range Eleven (11) West, Cleburne
County, Arkansas, described as
proceeding from the Southeast
corner of said SW1/4 NW1/4,
thence North 01 degrees 10
minutes 26 seconds East along
Foreclosures
Cleburne Co.
thence North 01 degrees 10
minutes 26 seconds East along
the East line thereof 23.71 feet to
a point in the center of Cactus
Creek Road, said point being the
true point of beginning; thence
along the center of Cactus Creek
Road South 86 degrees 46 min-
utes 41 second West 104.30 feet;
thence leaving said road North 01
degree 10 minutes 26 seconds
East 484.53 feet; thence South 89
degrees 20 minutes 05 seconds
East 104.00 feet; thence South 01
degree 10 minutes 26 seconds
West 477.46 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 1.16 acres,
more or less.
More commonly known as:
250 Cactus Creek Road, Quitman,
AR 72131
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 316948
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75121273f
Foreclosures - Conway Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
16, 2019 at or about 9:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Conway
County Courthouse, 115 South
Moose St., Morrilton, AR 72110 to
the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Conway
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: THE
FOLLOWING LANDS LYING IN
CONWAY COUNTY, ARKANSAS:
LOT THIRTEEN (13) AND THE
WEST HALF OF LOT FOURTEEN (W
1/2 LOT 14) OF W. T. SMITH RE-
PLAT OF SOUTH HALF OF FRAC-
TIONAL BLOCK SEVEN (7) OF
BROWN'S ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF MORRILTON, ARKANSAS. SAID
REPLAT BEING RECORDED IN
PLAT BOOK "I" AT PAGE 205 OF
THE RECORDS OF CONWAY
COUNTY, ARKANSAS, BEING A
SUBDIVISION OF PART OF THE SE
1/4 OF THESE 1/4 OF SECTION
18,TOWNSHIP 6 NORTH, RANGE
16 WEST. SUBJECT TO ALL
EASEMENTS, COVENANTS, CON-
DITIONS, RESERVATIONS, LEAS-
ES AND RESTRICTIONS OF
RECORD. ALL LEGAL HIGHWAYS,
ALL RIGHTS OF WAY, ALL ZON-
ING, BUILDING AND OTHER LAWS,
ORDINANCES AND REGULATIONS,
ALL RIGHTS OF TENANTS IN
POSSESSION AND ALL REAL ES-
TATE TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS
NOT YET DUE AND PAYABLE. BE-
ING THE SAME PROPERTY CON-
VEYED BY DEED RECORDED IN
VOLUME 221, PAGE 108, OF THE
CONWAY COUNTY, ARKANSAS
RECORDS. Street Address: 701
Miller St Morrillton AR 72110
WHEREAS on October 23, 2009
John C. Pruitt and Arvella McGee
Pruitt, executed a Mortgage in
favor of U.S. Bank National Asso-
ciation, ND. Said Mortgage was
recorded on November 17, 2009
in Book 494 at Page 0415 in the
real property records of Conway
County, Arkansas. The party initi-
ating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: U.S. Bank
National Association 4801 Fre-
derica Street Owensboro KY
42301 at Telephone No.
800-365-7772; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 2nd day of October, 2019.
U.S. Bank, National Association,
by its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli
Law James McPherson, Esq;
2011038 1 Information Way Suite
201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021339 A-4707988
11/17/2019, 11/24/2019,
12/01/2019, 12/08/2019
75156426f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 12:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Craw-
Foreclosures - Conway Co.
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Craw-
ford County Courthouse, 317 Main
Street, Van Buren, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 60, Country Lane Woods,
an addition to the City of Alma,
Arkansas according to survey by
Satterfield Land Surveyors dated
10/22/97, Job No. 22,919.
More Commonly Known As:
506 Oak Ln, Alma, AR 72921.
On June 25, 2016, James C.
Hatfield, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for
Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on July 5, 2016, as In-
strument No. 2016006246 in the
real estate records of Crawford
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 18, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127434f
Foreclosures
Craighead Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On November 16, 2016, Lyn-
dle W Hetler and Marguetta Mae
Hetler executed a Mortgage in
favor of REGIONS BANK D/B/A
REGIONS MORTGAGE, which was
recorded on November 29, 2016,
as Instrument No.
LC2016R-1287 in the real prop-
erty records of Craighead (Lake
City) County, Arkansas. The par-
ty initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Re-
gions Mortgage, 7130 Goodlett
Farms Parkway, Cordova, TN
38016, at Telephone No.
800-748-9498; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 9, 2019
on or about 03:30 PM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Craighead County
Courthouse, 107 Cobean Blvd.,
Lake City, AR 72437, to the
highest bidder for cash:
The following lands lying in the
County of Craighead and the State
of Arkansas to-wit:
A tract of land located in the
North half of the Southeast Quar-
ter of Section 33, Township 15
north, Range 6 East, Craighead
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: com-
mence at the Southwest corner of
the North half of the Southeast
Quarter of said Section 33, thence
North 00 degrees 51 minutes East
along the center of Highway 135,
279.52 feet to the point of begin-
ning; thence continue North 00
degrees 51 minutes East 250.46
feet; thence South 88 degrees 21
minutes 20 seconds East 364.67
feet; thence South 00 degrees 51
minutes West 228.0 feet; thence
South 88 degrees 07 minutes
West 365.05 feet to the point of
beginning, subject to road right of
way on the West side.
More commonly known as
4130 Hwy 135 North, Lake City,
AR 72437.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 25th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for REGIONS
BANK DBA REGIONS MORTGAGE
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75100709f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
Foreclosures
Craighead Co.
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 2:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Craig-
head County Courthouse, 511 S.
Main St., Jonesboro, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 18 in Block 2 of Summer-
field Homes, Jonesboro, Craig-
head County, Arkansas, as shown
by Plat in Plat Cabinet "B" Page
73, being subject to Bill of As-
surance recorded in Deed Record
393 Page 83 at Jonesboro, Ar-
kansas, and to easements as
shown on recorded plat.
More Commonly Known As: 63
County Road 122, Bono, AR
72416-8605.
On July 22, 2016, Jacob Ed-
ward Sharp a/k/a Jacob Sharp
and Michelle Louise Sharp a/k/a
Michelle Sharp, executed a se-
curity instrument in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., solely as nominee
for Simmons Bank
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on July 25, 2016, as In-
strument No. JB2016R-011208 in
the real estate records of Craig-
head County, Arkansas and is
now held by Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 24, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127761f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 20, 2017,
Johnathan E House and Stephanie
Tidwell-House executed a securi-
ty instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
First Security Bank, its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded July 21, 2017,
Document No. 2017R-013198, in
the real estate records of Craig-
head (Jonesboro) County, Arkan-
sas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 5,
2019, at or about 11:00 AM at the
Craighead (Jonesboro) County
Courthouse, Jonesboro, Arkansas,
offer for sale certain property
hereinafter described to the
highest bidder for cash, free from
the statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Craighead (Jonesboro)
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 32 in Block "A" of Deer-
field Subdivision, Phase III,
Jonesboro Arkansas, as shown by
plat recorded in Plat Cabinet "C"
page 153 at Jonesboro, Arkansas,
subject to Bill of Assurance re-
corded in Deed Record 675 Page
575 and to easements as shown
on recorded plat.
More commonly known as:
5228 Deerfield Drive, Jonesboro,
AR 72404
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 338578
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
Foreclosures
Craighead Co.
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097407f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 12, 1996,
Lois L Payton and Donald R Pay-
ton executed a security instru-
ment conveying certain property
therein described to First Home
Mortgage, Inc.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded July 18, 1996, in
Book No. 610, at Page 381, in the
real estate records of Craighead
(Jonesboro) County, Arkansas;
and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is , 8742 Lucent Bou-
levard Suite 300, Highlands
Ranch, CO 80129 , (800)
315-4757
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 5,
2019, at or about 11:00 AM at the
Craighead (Jonesboro) County
Courthouse, Jonesboro, Arkansas,
offer for sale certain property
hereinafter described to the
highest bidder for cash, free from
the statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Craighead (Jonesboro)
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A part of the Northwest Quar-
ter of Section 9, Township 14
North, Range 4 East, being more
particularly described as follows:
Begin at the Quarter Corner of
Section 4 and 9, Township 14
North, Range 4 East; thence West
990.07 feet; thence South 0 de-
grees 54 minutes West 1185.45
feet to the point of beginning
proper; thence South 0 degrees
54 minutes West 434.1 feet;
thence West 102.4 feet; thence
North 0 degrees 54 minutes East
417.1 feet; thence North 80 de-
grees 36 minutes East 104.06
feet to the point of beginning
proper.
More commonly known as:
1200 Payton Lane, Jonesboro, AR
72401
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 6124
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097347f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 2:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Craig-
head County Courthouse, 511 S.
Main St., Jonesboro, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
The North One-Half of the
Northwest Quarter of the North-
east Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter of Section 28, Township
15 North, Range 4 East, contain-
ing 5 acres, more or less, and
being subject to an easement for
ingress, egress, and utilities over
and across the North 20 feet
thereof.
More Commonly Known As:
1663 CR 751, Jonesboro, AR
72401.
On August 11, 2009, Brandon
Hall, executed a security instru-
ment in favor of Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
solely as nominee for First Com-
munity Bank ("Beneficiary/Lend-
er"), which was recorded on Au-
gust 14, 2009, in Record Book
1424 at Page 513 in the real es-
tate records of Craighead County,
Arkansas and is now held by
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 10, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Foreclosures
Craighead Co.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75126999f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 25, 2007, Delbert
Felkins and Pat Felkins executed
a Deed of Trust in favor of Pro-
fessional Title Services of Arkan-
sas, LLC, as Trustee for FINAN-
CIAL FREEDOM SENIOR FUNDING
CORPORATION, A SUBSIDIARY OF
INDY MAC BANK F.S.B., which
was recorded on February 2,
2007, in Book 1261, Page
542-550 in the real property
records of Craighead (Jonesboro)
County, Arkansas and re-filed in
Book 1432, Page 115 in the real
property records of Craighead
(Jonesboro) County, Arkansas .
The party initiating foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Reverse Mortgage Funding,
LLC, 3900 Capital City Blvd.,
Lansing, MI 48901, at Telephone
No. 1-866-654-0020; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 17,
2019 on or about 03:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Craighead County
Courthouse, 511 S. Main St.
Jonesboro, AR 72401, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lots 4,5,6,7,8,9 and 10 in
Block 2 of R.L. Hayes addition to
the Town of Bono, Arkansas, as
shown by Plat in Deed Record 48
Page 49 at Jonesboro, Arkansas,
and being subject to any ease-
ments of record.
More commonly known as 100
W Oak Street, Bono, AR 72416.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 7th day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for
REVERSE MORTGAGE
FUNDING, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75115430f
Foreclosures
Crittenden Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On February 27, 2008, Myron
Dohmen and Mary Lou Dohmen
executed a Mortgage in favor of
JAMES B. NUTTER & COMPANY,
which was recorded on March
19, 2008, in Book 1328, Page
684 in the real property records of
Crittenden County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Reverse Mortgage Funding, LLC,
3900 Capital City Blvd., Lansing,
MI 48901, at Telephone No.
1-866-654-0020; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 4,
2019 on or about 11:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Crittenden County
Courthouse, 100 Court St., Mari-
on, AR 72364, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Two (2), Block Five (5) of
North Richland Subdivision, First
Addition to the City of West
Memphis, Arkansas, as shown on
plat of record in plat Book 2 at
Page 432 of the record of Crit-
tenden County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
1404 Clement Road, West Mem-
phis, AR 72301.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to

Foreclosures
Crittenden Co.
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 23rd day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for REVERSE
MORTGAGE FUNDING LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75105946f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 22, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Crittenden County Court-
house, 100 Court Street, Marion,
AR 72364 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Crittenden County, Ar-
kansas more particularly
described as follows:
Lots 3 and 4 of Block Seven of
the Sunset Subdivision and Ad-
dition to the Town (now City) of
Marion, Arkansas.Together with
that certain 2013 LEXINGTON
1502860 mobile home with Vehi-
cle Identification Number(s):
LH0112W7317AB
Street Address: 204 Randolph
Street, Marion, AR 72364
WHEREAS on March 6, 2013,
Benita R. Milow and Brandon
Dean Hayes, married executed a
Mortgage in favor of Vanderbilt
Mortgage and Finance, Inc.,
which was recorded on March 13,
2013 in Book 1481, Page 450, in
the real estate records of Crit-
tenden County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure is
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance,
Inc. and can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: VANDERBILT MORT-
GAGE AND FINANCE, INC., P.O.
BOX 9800, MARYVILLE, TN
37802, at Telephone Number
865-380-3000; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 12, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC.
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75094056f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 17, 2004, DWAINE
LUCAS SR and JUDY LUCAS ex-
ecuted a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. , AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
AVAILABLE MORTGAGE FUNDING,
LLC., ITS SUCCESSORS AND/OR
ASSIGNS, which was recorded on
March 18, 2004, in Book 1138,
Page 049 in the real property
records of Crittenden County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Shellpoint Mort-
gage Servicing, PO Box 10826,
Greenville, SC 29603-0826, at
Telephone No. 1-800-365-7107;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 16,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Crittenden County
Courthouse, 100 Court St., Mari-
on, AR 72364, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 3 In Block 1 of the Brunetti,
Third Addition, to the City of Mar-
ion, Arkansas, as shown by plat of
record in Plat book 2, page 147,
records of Crittenden County,
Arkansas
More commonly known as 206
SHILOH DR, MARION, AR 72364.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
Foreclosures
Crittenden Co.
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 4th day
of October, 2019.
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for U.S. BANK
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS
TRUSTEE OF THE NRZ
PASS-THROUGH TRUST
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75117205f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 31, 2006, William
Merritt Hale Jr. and Linda C. Hale
and Heather M. Hale and William
Merritt Hale, Sr. executed a
Mortgage in favor of MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS MORTGAGEE,
AS NOMINEE FOR WACHOVIA
MORTGAGE CORPORATION, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on April 12,
2006, in Book 1238, Page 245 in
the real property records of Crit-
tenden County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: PHH
Mortgage Corporation, 1 Mort-
gage Way, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1.800.330.0423; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 16,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Crittenden County
Courthouse, 100 Court St., Mari-
on, AR 72364, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 20 in Block 7 of the Holi-
day Gardens Subdivision to the
City of West Memphis, Arkansas,
as shown on plat of record in Plat
Book 2 at Pages 197 and 198 in
the Office of the Circuit Court
Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of
Crittenden County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 514
N. 18th Street, West Memphis, AR
72301.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 24th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for THE BANK
OF NEW YORK MELLON TRUST
COMPANY, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION FKA THE BANK OF NEW
YORK TRUST COMPANY, N.A. AS
SUCCESSOR TO JPMORGAN
CHASE BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE
FOR RESIDENTIAL ASSET
MORTGAGE PRODUCTS, INC.,
MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2006-RS5
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75108058f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 16, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Critten-
den County Courthouse, 100
Court Street, Marion, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 120 of Phase II of Bayou
Vista Subdivision in the City of
Marion Arkansas, as shown by
plat of record in Plat Book 5 at
Page 7 and as re-filed in Plat
Book 5 at Page 14, records of
Crittenden County, Arkansas.
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures
Crittenden Co.
Book 5 at Page 14, records of
Crittenden County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
859 Bayou Vista Dr., Marion, AR
72364.
On December 10, 2012,
Wakesha C. Williams and Calvin
M. Williams, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for R.H.
Lending, Inc. ("Beneficiary/Lend-
er"), which was recorded on De-
cember 13, 2012, in Record Book
1473 at Page 931 in the real es-
tate records of Crittenden County,
Arkansas and is now held by
Freedom Mortgage Corporation.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 907 Pleasant Valley
Avenue, Mount Laurel, New Jer-
sey 08054, Phone (855)
211-6039.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 4, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019;
12/01/2019; 12/08/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75150878f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 30, 2003,
William Merritt Hale and Linda C
Hale and William M Hale, Jr and
Heather M Hale executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Long Beach Mortgage Company;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded August 8, 2003, in
Book No. 1111, at Page 049, in
the real estate records of Crit-
tenden County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Deutsche Bank Na-
tional Trust Company, as Trustee
for Long Beach Mortgage Loan
Trust 2004-1, Asset-Backed Cer-
tificates, Series 2004-1, 1661
Worthington Road Suite 100, West
Palm Beach, FL 33409 , (800)
746-2936
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM at the
Crittenden County Courthouse,
Marion, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Crittenden
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 10 in Block 8 of Memphis
View Subdivision in the City of
West Memphis, Arkansas, as
shown by plat of record in Plat
Book 2 at Pages 25, 26 and 27.
More commonly known as:
529 Julia Street, West Memphis,
AR 72301
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 323599
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75087818f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
16, 2019 at or about 10:00AM,
the subject real property de-
scribed herein below will be sold
at of the Crittenden County
Courthouse, 100 Court Street,
Marion, AR 72364 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will ex-
tinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE TIME OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER. WHEREAS, the property
secured under the Deed of Trust
is located in Crittenden County,
Arkansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows: LOT 3 IN
BLOCK 2 OF THE SECOND ADDI-
TION TO MARION MANOR WEST
IN THE CITY OF MARION, AR-
KANSAS, AS SHOWN BY A PLAT
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Crittenden Co.
IN THE CITY OF MARION, AR-
KANSAS, AS SHOWN BY A PLAT
OF RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 2 AT
PAGE 468, RECORDS OF CRIT-
TENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 293 Manor St
Marion AR 72364 WHEREAS on
June 19, 2007, Michael D. Allen
and Cheryl L. Allen, husband and
wife, executed a Deed of Trust in
favor of Pulaski Mortgage Com-
pany, as trustee for Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as nominee for Pulaski
Mortgage Company, an Arkansas
Corporation. Said Deed of Trust
was recorded on June 20, 2007
in Book 1297 at Page 699 in the
real property records of Critten-
den County, Arkansas. The Deed
of Trust was subsequently as-
signed to U.S. Bank N.A by virtue
of an assignment dated January
12, 2011 and recorded on Janu-
ary 18, 2011 in Book 1423 at
Page 334 in the real property
records of Crittenden County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: U.S. Bank National
Association 4801 Frederica Street
Owensboro KY 42301 at Tele-
phone No. 800-365-7772; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the substitute trust-
ee and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
lender who is exercising its pow-
er of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this state that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded; and default
has occurred in the payment of
said indebtedness, and the same
is now therefore wholly due; and
the holder of the debt has re-
quested the undersigned to sell
the property to satisfy said in-
debtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 2nd day of October, 2019.
Albertelli Law James McPherson,
Esq; AR2011038 1 Information
Way Suite 201 Little Rock, AR
72202 501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021833 A-4707989
11/17/2019, 11/24/2019,
12/01/2019, 12/08/2019
75141145f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
16, 2019 at or about 10:00AM,
the subject real property de-
scribed herein below will be sold
at the main entrance of the Crit-
tenden County Courthouse, 100
Court Street, Marion, AR 72364 to
the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Crittenden
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT 9
IN BLOCK 3 OF FIRST ADDITION
TO NORTH RICHLAND SUBDIVI-
SION IN THE CITY OF WEST
MEMPHIS, ARKANSAS, AS
SHOWN BY CORRECTION PLAT OF
RECORD IN PLAT BOOK 2 AT
PAGE 432, RECORDS OF CRIT-
TENDEN COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 1016 Dover Rd
West Memphis AR 72301
WHEREAS on July 24, 2015,
Michael McCormack, a single
person, executed a Deed of Trust
in favor of IberiaBank, as trustee
for Mortgage Electronic Regis-
tration Systems, Inc., as nominee
for IberiaBank Mortgage Compa-
ny, an Arkansas Corporation. Said
Deed of Trust was recorded on
July 28, 2015 as instrument
number 2015-03596 in the real
property records of Crittenden
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to U.S. Bank National Association
by virtue of an assignment dated
June 18, 2019 and recorded on
August 1, 2019 as instrument
number 2019-03457 in the real
property records of Crittenden
County, Arkansas. The party initi-
ating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: U.S. Bank
National Association 4801 Fre-
derica Street Owensboro KY
42301 at Telephone No.
800-365-7772; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the substitute trustee and is act-
ing on and with the consent and
authority of the lender who is ex-
ercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every Deed of Trust
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
This sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable record-
ed plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 9th day of October,
2019. Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq; AR2011038 1
Information Way Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406-0855 A
LAW No. 19-022430 A-4708277
11/17/2019, 11/24/2019,
12/01/2019, 12/08/2019
75141156f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on March 18, 2005,
Deborah R Washington executed
a security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
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Crittenden Co.
a security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
beneficiary, as nominee for Wa-
termark Financial Partners, Inc.,
its successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded March 28, 2005, in
Book No. 1186, at Page 890, and
modified on May 13, 2015,
Document No. 2015-02188 in the
real estate records of Crittenden
County, Arkansas; and modified
on August 7, 2017, Document No.
2017-03495 in the real estate
records of Crittenden County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is M & T Bank, One
Fountain Plaza, 7th Floor P.O. Box
840, Buffalo, NY 14203-1495 ,
(800) 724-1633
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 16,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Crittenden County Courthouse,
Marion, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Crittenden
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 8, Block 7 of the Pecan
Ridge Subdivision, Phase IV, in
the City of West Memphis, Ar-
kansas, as shown by a plat of
record in Plat Book 4, Page
322-A, in the Office of the Circuit
Court Clerk and Ex Officio re-
corder of Crittenden County, Ar-
kansas.
More commonly known as:
1403 Gail Lane, West Memphis,
AR 72301-6293
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 216856
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75108147f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on October 17,
2013, Melissa T Cochran exe-
cuted a security instrument con-
veying certain property therein
described to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
beneficiary, as nominee for IBE-
RIABANK Mortgage Company, its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 18, 2013,
in Book No. 1500, at Page 288, in
the real estate records of Crit-
tenden County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 16,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Crittenden County Courthouse,
Marion, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Crittenden
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 15 in Phase I of Riverwest
Estates Subdivision in the City of
Marion, Arkansas, as shown by
plat of record in Plat Book 5, Page
137, replatted in Plat Book 5,
Page 154, records of Crittenden
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
641 Riverwest Circle, Marion, AR
72364
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342803
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
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TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE- FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU- restrictive covenants, easements, above trust property to satisfy the
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT or setback lines that may be ap- obligation. The default for which
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP- BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER plicable; any statutory rights of the foreclosure is made occurred
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM- LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED redemption of any governmental on 05/01/2019.
MEDIATE ACTION BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. agency, state or federal; any prior Tenants may exist that claim
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD W&A No. 341414 liens or encumbrances as well as an interest in the real property
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR WILSON & ASSOCIATES, any priority created by a fixture described herein.
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN P.L.L.C. filing; and to any matter that an The undersigned is the Attor-
EXISTS AND AN ACTION 400 West Capitol Avenue accurate survey of the premises ney-in-Fact for the Mortgagee
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE Suite 1400 might disclose. and is acting on and with the
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU Little Rock, AR 72201 The sale held pursuant to this consent of the Mortgagee who is
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- (501) 219-9388 Notice may be rescinded at any exercising its power of sale under
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- 75107173f time. The right is reserved to ad- Ark. Code Ann. Section
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED journ the day of the sale to an- 18-50-115 which implies a pow-
FOR SUCH PURPOSE Foreclosures - Drew Co. other day, time and place certain er of sale in every mortgage of
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that without further publication, upon real property situated in this State
on December 9, 2019, at or about NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND announcement at the time and that is duly acknowledged and
10:00 AM, the subject real prop- INTENTION TO SELL place for the sale set forth above. recorded.
erty described herein below will YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP- In the event of inclement weather, This sale is subject to any re-
be sold at the Main Entrance of ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM- the right is reserved to postpone quirements and conditions set
the Crittenden County Courthouse, MEDIATE ACTION the sale to a date to be specified forth in any applicable recorded or
100 Court Street, Marion, AR IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD via mailed notices. THE SALE OF unrecorded plat or bill(s) of as-
72364 to the highest bidder for YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC- surance affecting the above real
cash. The sale will extinguish all ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE property; any restrictive cove-
interests, including those of ex- TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED nants, easements, set back lines
isting lien holders or previous AGAINST YOU FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU- or encroachments; any unpaid
owners in the property. THE THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER cial assessments; any statutory
T H E T I M E O F S A L E U N L E S S GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED redemption rights of any govern-
O T H E R W I S E A G R E E D T O B Y PURPOSE BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. mental entity; any prior liens or
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that W&A No. 342071 encumbrances as well as any
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI- on Friday, December 6, 2019, at WILSON & ASSOCIATES, priority created by a UCC or fix-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER. or about 9:00 AM, the following P.L.L.C. ture filing; and, to any matter that
WHEREAS, the property se- real property will be sold and this 400 West Capitol Avenue an accurate survey of the proper-
cured under the Deed of Trust is statutory foreclosure sale will be Suite 1400 ty might disclose. This property is
located in Crittenden County, Ar- held at the front door, inside the Little Rock, AR 72201 being sold "as is" with no repre-
kansas more particularly de- main entrance of the Drew Coun- (501) 219-9388 sentation as to the condition of
scribed as follows: ty Courthouse, 210 South Main, Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw- any structure(s) thereon or the
Lot 12 in Block 2 of Avondale Monticello, Arkansas, or the sale Firm.com accuracy of the above legal de-
Gardens Subdivision, First Addi- will be held in the place at said 75102415f scription. The purchaser at the
tion, to the City of West Memphis, venue where foreclosure sales are Foreclosures
sale shall be solely responsible for
Arkansas, as shown by plat of customarily advertised and/or payment of all transfer taxes,
record in Plat Book 2 Page 97, conducted, to the highest bidder Faulkner Co. deed revenue stamps and deed
records of Crittenden County, for cash: MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
recording fees. In the event of any
Arkansas. Lot No. 5 of Barberry Place discrepancy between the above
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
Street Address: 410 Balfour (formerly "Lucas Addition") in the SELL
legal description and above street
Road, West Memphis, AR 72301 City of Monticello, Arkansas, a address, the legal description is
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
WHEREAS on December 15, s u b d i v i s i o n o f a p a r t o f t h e ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
controlling as to the property be-
2008, Tanya M. Allen, a single Southeast Quarter of the South- MEDIATE ACTION
ing foreclosed and sold.
person and Joyce G. Cassell, a east Quarter and of the Northeast IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
75103601f
single person executed a Deed of Quarter of the Southeast Quarter YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
Trust to Pulaski Bank & Trust o f S e c t i o n 1 4 , T o w n s h i p 1 2 ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
Company, as Trustee for the South, Range 7 West, according EXISTS AND AN ACTION YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
benefit of Mortgage Electronic to the plat of said subdivision TO COLLECT IT MAY BE ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
Registration Systems, Inc., acting prepared by Jim Tadel, Regis- BROUGHT AGAINST YOU MEDIATE ACTION
solely as nominee for Lender, tered Land Surveyor, dated Sep- THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
Pulaski Mortgage Company, An tember 23, 1986 and recorded at LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
Arkansas Corporation, which was page 81 of Plat Record No. 1 in MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
recorded on December 17, 2008 the office of the Circuit Clerk and FOR SUCH PURPOSE EXISTS AND AN ACTION
in Book 1356, Page 378, in the Ex-officio Recorder of Drew NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
real estate records of Crittenden County, Arkansas. on December 6, 2019, at or about BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
County, Arkansas. The beneficial More Commonly Known As: THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
9:00 AM, the subject real proper-
interest of said Deed of Trust has 1859 Hwy 83 North, Monticello, ty described herein below will be LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
been assigned to Carrington AR 71655. MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
On January 25, 2017, Thomas sold at the Main Entrance of the
Mortgage Services, LLC, which is FOR SUCH PURPOSE
C. Leggett and Nealie B. Leggett, Faulkner County Courthouse, 801
the party initiating foreclosure. Locust Street, Conway, AR 72034 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
The party initiating foreclosure is executed a security instrument in to the highest bidder for cash. on November 19, 2019, at or
Carrington Mortgage Services, favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg- about 10:00 AM, the subject real
The sale will extinguish all inter-
LLC and can be contacted at or in istration Systems, Inc., solely as ests, including those of existing property described herein below
care of its servicer initiating fore- nominee for NBKC Bank ("Bene- lien holders or previous owners in will be sold at the Main Entrance
closure at: Carrington Mortgage ficiary/Lender"), which was re- the property. THE TERMS OF SALE of the Faulkner County Court-
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou- corded on January 26, 2017, as ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE house, 801 Locust Street, Con-
glass Road, Suite 200-A, Ana- Instrument No. 91991 in the real UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO way, AR 72034 to the highest
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone estate records of Drew County, BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL bidder for cash. The sale will
Number (800) 790-9502; and Arkansas and is now held by extinguish all interests, including
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
WHEREAS, the undersigned is Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR- those of existing lien holders or
acting on and with the consent Default has occurred in the previous owners in the property.
CHASER.
and authority of the beneficiary as payment of said indebtedness, WHEREAS, the property se- THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
substitute Trustee in the place of and is now wholly due. Mort- AT THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
the original Trustee or any other gagee or Beneficiary is exercising cated in Faulkner County, Arkan- OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
substituted trustee, upon the its power of sale under Ark. Code sas more particularly described as MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
contingency and in the manner Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such follows: TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
authorized by said beneficiary; has directed Mickel Law Firm, THE FOLLOWING LANDS LYING BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
and default has occurred in the P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or IN FAULKNER COUNTY, ARKAN- WHEREAS, the property se-
payment of said indebtedness, Trustee, to sell the property to SAS: A PART OF LOT 7, BLOCK cured under the Deed of Trust is
and the same is now therefore satisfy said indebtedness. The 46, ROBINSON`S PLAN TO THE located in Faulkner County, Ar-
wholly due; and the holder of the party initiating this foreclosure CITY OF CONWAY, FAULKNER kansas more particularly de-
debt has requested the under- can be contacted at or in care of COUNTY ARKANSAS, DESCRIBED scribed as follows:
signed to sell the property to sat- its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank, AS BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH- Lot 36, Block 1, Golden
isfy said indebtedness. N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort Meadow Subdivision, Faulkner
EAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 7;
The undersigned is an active, M i l l , S C 2 9 7 1 5 , P h o n e THENCE NORTH 100 FEET; County, Arkansas, as shown on
licensed member of the Bar of the (866)234-8271. THENCE WEST 106 FEET; THENCE Plat of Record in Faulkner County
Supreme Court of the State of This sale is subject to all mat- Plat Book E, Page 91.
SOUTH 100 FEET; THENCE EAST
Arkansas, and the law firm of the ters shown on any applicable re- 106 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- Street Address: 108 Eve Lane,
undersigned maintains an office corded plat or bill(s) of assurance; Conway, AR 72034
GINNING. SUBJECT TO RESTRIC-
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite any restrictive covenants, ease- TIONS, RESERVATIONS, EASE- WHEREAS on October 8, 2010,
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that ments, set back lines or en- MENTS, COVENANTS, OIL, GAS Mark A. Hill and Christal D. Hill,
is located within the State of Ar- croachments; any unpaid and/or OR MINERAL RIGHTS OR RECORD, husband and wife, executed a
kansas, is accessible to the pub- delinquent taxes or special as- IF ANY. Deed of Trust to Iberiabank, FSB,
lic during regular business hours, sessments; any statutory re- Street Address: 605 Watkins as Trustee for the benefit of
and has the ability to accept funds demption rights of any govern- Street, Conway, AR 72034 Mortgage Electronic Registration
from a grantor, mortgagor, or mental entity; any prior liens or WHEREAS on March 4, 2015, Systems, Inc., acting solely as
obligor to reinstate or pay off a encumbrances as well as any Sara Shanks Galvin, unmarried nominee for lender, Iberiabank
mortgage or deed of trust. priority created by a UCC or fix- Mortgage Company, An Arkansas
executed a Mortgage in favor of
WITNESS my hand this Octo- ture filing; and, to any matter that Regions Bank, which was re- Corporation, which was recorded
ber 2, 2019. an accurate survey of the proper- on October 19, 2010 as Instru-
corded on March 20, 2015 as In-
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A. ty might disclose. This property is strument Number 2015-3899, in ment Number Doc # 2010-19210,
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR being sold "as is" with no repre- the real estate records of Faulkner in the real estate records of
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE sentation as the condition of any County, Arkansas. The party ini- Faulkner County, Arkansas. The
SERVICES, LLC structure(s) thereon or the accu- tiating foreclosure is Regions beneficial interest of said Deed of
By: /s/D. Renee Price racy of the above legal descrip- Bank and can be contacted at or Trust has been assigned to Bank
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A. tion. Transfer taxes and record- in care of its servicer initiating of America, N.A., which is the
6267 Old Water Oak Road, ing fees are the responsibility of foreclosure at: Regions - Bir- party initiating foreclosure. The
Suite 203 the purchaser. mingham, 2050 Parkway Office party initiating foreclosure is Bank
Tallahassee, FL 32312 Dated: September 26, 2019 of America, N.A. and can be con-
Mickel Law Firm, P.A. Circle, ALBH40402B, Hoover, AL
(850) 422-2520 35221, at Telephone Number tacted at or in care of its servicer
75112517f 1501 North University initiating foreclosure at: Car-
Ste. 930 1.800.290.5358; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten- rington Mortgage Services, LLC,
Foreclosures - Cross Co. Little Rock, AR 72207 1600 South Douglass Road, Suite
Phone: 501-664-4808 ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon 200-A, Anaheim, CA 92806, at
AMENDED PUBLICATION DATES: Telephone Number (800)
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019; said tenancy; and
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN- 790-9502; and
TENTION TO SELL 11/24/2019; 12/01/2019 WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee WHEREAS, the undersigned is
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP- By: Stephen P. Lowman acting on and with the consent
www.trustee-foreclosuresale- and is acting on and with the
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM- and authority of the beneficiary as
MEDIATE ACTION. sonline.com consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its substitute Trustee in the place of
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD, 75142545f the original Trustee or any other
power of sale under Ark. Code
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN- substituted trustee, upon the
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN TENTION TO SELL Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage contingency and in the manner
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP- authorized by said beneficiary;
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM- of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged and default has occurred in the
AGAINST YOU. MEDIATE ACTION. payment of said indebtedness,
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD, and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said and the same is now therefore
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR wholly due; and the holder of the
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the debt has requested the under-
FOR SUCH PURPOSE. EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR signed to sell the property to sat-
WHEREAS, on June 6, 2007, COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop- isfy said indebtedness.
James Owen Doherty and Betty AGAINST YOU. The undersigned is an active,
Lou Doherty executed a security THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL- erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active, licensed member of the Bar of the
instrument conveying certain LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR- Supreme Court of the State of
property therein described to Fi- MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of Arkansas, and the law firm of the
nancial Freedom Senior Funding FOR SUCH PURPOSE. undersigned maintains an office
Corporation; and WHEREAS, on December 26, Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
WHEREAS, said instrument was 2013, James Harrell Potts and 1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
duly recorded June 15, 2007, in Rosino Potts executed a security at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that is located within the State of Ar-
Book No. 423, at Page 8408, in instrument conveying certain kansas, is accessible to the pub-
the real estate records of Cross property therein described to is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub- lic during regular business hours,
County, Arkansas; and Reverse Mortgage Solutions, Inc.; and has the ability to accept funds
WHEREAS, a Notice of Default and lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds from a grantor, mortgagor, or
was recorded October 8, 2019, WHEREAS, said instrument was obligor to reinstate or pay off a
Document No. LR-2019-1921 in duly recorded January 30, 2014, from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a mortgage or deed of trust.
the real estate records of Cross Document No. 83526, in the real WITNESS my hand this Sep-
County, Arkansas which is now estate records of Drew County, mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo- tember 11,, 2019.
being amended; and Arkansas; and TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben- WHEREAS, default has been ber 2, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A. SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
eficiary has complied with the made with respect to a provision BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
conditions to exercise the power in the mortgage that authorizes SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK By: D. Renee Price
o f s a l e a s s e t f o r i n A C A sale in the event of the default of Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
§18-50-103. The party initiating said provision and the same is By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A. 6267 Old Water Oak Road,
this action is Bank of New York now, therefore, wholly due. Suite 203
Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben- 6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203 Tallahassee, FL 32312
Trustee for Mortgage Assets eficiary has complied with the (850) 422-2520
Management Series I Trust, 3900 conditions to exercise the power Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520 75084483f
Capital City Boulevard , Lansing, o f s a l e a s s e t f o r i n A C A
MI 48906, (800) 761-0073; and §18-50-103. The party initiating 75107515f Foreclosures - Franklin Co.
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson & this action is Reverse Mortgage MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor- Solutions, Inc., 14405 Walters DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
ney-in-Fact or Trustee, by virtue Road Suite 200, Houston, TX SELL DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
of the power, duty, and authority 77014 , (281) 404-7800 YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP- SELL
vested in and imposed it, will, on NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson & ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM- YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
December 12, 2019, at or about Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor- MEDIATE ACTION. ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
10:15 AM at the Cross County ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD MEDIATE ACTION.
Courthouse, Wynne, Arkansas, virtue of the power, duty, and YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
offer for sale certain property authority vested in and imposed ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
hereinafter described to the upon it, will, on December 4, TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
highest bidder for cash, free from 2019, at or about 11:00 AM at the AGAINST YOU. FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
the statutory right of redemption, Drew County Courthouse, Monti- THIS IS A COMMUNICATION On April 7, 2009, Hilary N. Ar-
homestead, dower, and all other cello, Arkansas, offer for sale FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR AND cher executed a Mortgage in fa-
exemptions which are expressly certain property hereinafter de- IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A vor of PRIORITY BANK, which was
waived in the mortgage, said scribed to the highest bidder for DEBT. ANY INFORMATION GIVEN recorded on April 9, 2009, in
property being real estate situat- cash, free from the statutory right MAY BE USED FOR THAT PUR- Book 103, Page 13 in the real
ed in Cross County, Arkansas, and of redemption, homestead, dow- POSE. property records of Franklin
being more particularly described er, and all other exemptions NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (Ozark) County, Arkansas. The
as follows: which are expressly waived in the on 12/04/2019, at or about 2:30 party initiating foreclosure can be
THE FOLLOWING LANDS, LY- mortgage, said property being PM, the following real property contacted at or in care of its ser-
ING IN THE COUNTY OF CROSS real estate situated in Drew will be sold at the front door of vicer initiating foreclosure at: JP-
AND STATE OF ARKANSAS, TO- County, Arkansas, and being the Faulkner County Courthouse, Morgan Chase Bank, National
WIT: ALL OF LOT FOURTEEN (14) more particularly described as 801 Locust St, Conway, Arkansas Association, Attn: Correspon-
AND THE WEST 23.4 FEET OF LOT follows: 72033 to the highest bidder for dence Mail, Mail Code LA4-555,
THIRTEEN (13) IN THE GARDNER THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED cash: 700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA
A D D I T I O N T O T H E C I T Y O F REAL PROPERTY SITUATED IN Lot 6, Arrowhead Meadows 71203, at Telephone No.
WYNNE, CROSS COUNTY, AR- THE COUNTY OF DREW. STATE OF Subdivision as shown on plat of 1.866.550.5705; and
KANSAS. ARKANSAS. TO-WIT: record in Plat Book K, Page 80, A default occurred under the
More commonly known as: A PARCEL OF LAND IN THE records of Faulkner County, Ar- terms of the Note and indebted-
901 Forrest Avenue East, Wynne, NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE kansas. ness. Because of the failure to
AR 72396 SOUTHEAST QUARTER (NW 1/4 More Commonly Known As: 87 cure the default the indebtedness
This sale is subject to all mat- O F S E 1 / 4 ) O F S E C T I O N 2 9 , Arrowhead Rd, Greenbrier, AR was accelerated, is now there-
ters shown on any applicable re- TOWNSHIP 12 SOUTH, RANGE 6 72058. fore wholly due and the Mort-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any WEST, BOUNDED BY A LINE BE- On 07/10/2017, Jennifer Hen- gagee has requested the property
restrictive covenants, easements, GINNING AT THE POINT WHERE nessee and Aaron R Hennessee, be sold to satisfy said indebted-
or setback lines that may be ap- THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF STATE wife and husband, executed a ness.
plicable; any statutory rights of HIGHWAY NO. 4 INTERSECTS THE Mortgage in favor of Mortgage On Wednesday, November 27,
redemption of any governmental WESTERN BOUNDARY LINE OF Electronic Registration Systems, 2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
agency, state or federal; any prior SAID NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, AND Inc. as nominee for Caliber Home following described real property
liens or encumbrances as well as FROM THIS BEGINNING POINT Loans, Inc., which was recorded will be sold at the front door en-
any priority created by a fixture R U N E A S T E R L Y A L O N G T H E on 07/20/2017, as Instrument No. trance of the Franklin County
filing; and to any matter that an SOUTH BOUNDARY OF STATE 201711258 in the real estate Courthouse, 211 West Commer-
accurate survey of the premises HIGHWAY NO. 4 A DISTANCE OF records of Faulkner County, Ar- cial, Ozark, AR 72949, to the
might disclose. 125 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 210 kansas, now held by Caliber highest bidder for cash:
The sale held pursuant to this FEET, THENCE WEST A DISTANCE Home Loans, Inc. The party initi- A certain tract of land located
Notice may be rescinded at any OF 125 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO ating this foreclosure action can in the Northwest Quarter of the
time. The right is reserved to ad- THE WEST BOUNDARY LINE OF be contacted at: Caliber Home Northeast Quarter of Section 35,
journ the day of the sale to an- SAID NW 1/4 OF SE 1/4, AND Loans, Inc., 13801 Wireless Way, Township 10 North, Range 27
other day, time and place certain THENCE NORTH ALONG SAID Oklahoma City, OK 73134, West in Franklin County, Arkan-
without further publication, upon LAST-MENTIONED BOUNDARY 1-800-401-6587. sas being more particularly de-
announcement at the time and LINE A DISTANCE OF 210 FEET, Default by the current owner(s) scribed as follows: Commencing
place for the sale set forth above. MORE OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF of the property has occurred in at a spike at the NW corner of
In the event of inclement weather, BEGINNING. the payment of the note, indebt- said NW/4 of the NE/4 thence
the right is reserved to postpone More commonly known as: edness and trust property se- South 88 degrees 14 minutes 06
the sale to a date to be specified 1809 Highway 278 East, Monti- cured by said Mortgage, and the seconds East 749.60 feet along
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF cello, AR 71655 same is now wholly due and ow- the North line of said NW/4 of the
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC- This sale is subject to all mat- ing to the holder of said debt. NE/4 thence South 01 degree 33
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE ters shown on any applicable re- Mortgagee intends to sell the minutes 16 seconds West 116.80
14F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures - Franklin Co.
NE/4 thence South 01 degree 33
minutes 16 seconds West 116.80
feet to a 1/2 inch rebar the point
of beginning thence South 01
degree 33 minutes 16 seconds
West 88.20 feet to a 1/2 inch re-
bar thence North 88 degrees 14
minutes 06 seconds West 100.00
feet to a 1/2 inch rebar thence
North 01 degree 33 minutes 16
seconds East 88.20 feet to a 1/2
inch rebar thence South 88 de-
grees 14 minutes 06 seconds
East 100.00 feet to the point of
beginning.
Also part of the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
of Section 35, Township 10 North,
Range 27 West more particularly
described as follows: Beginning at
the Northwest Corner of said
Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter thence South
88 degrees 14 minutes East
663.1 feet along the North line of
said Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter thence South
01 degree 33 minutes West 116.8
feet thence North 88 degrees 14
minutes West 13.5 feet to the
point of beginning thence South
01 degree 33 minutes West 88.2
feet thence South 88 degrees 14
minutes West 73.0 feet thence
North 01 degree 33 minutes East
88.2 feet thence North 88
degrees 14 minutes East 73.0
feet to the point of beginning.
More commonly known as 809
North 12th Street, Ozark, AR
72949.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this State that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
r e s c i n d e d a t t h e
Attorney-in-Fact's option at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. The property is
being sold “as is” with no
representation as to its condition
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE DAY OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be
entitled only to a return of the
deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75094594f
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 4, 2019, at or about
12:00 PM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Garland County Courthouse,
501 Ouachita, Hot Springs, AR
71901 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Garland County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 128, BLOCK 1, DESOTO
COURTS, HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE,
GARLAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 128 Empera-
do Way, Hot Springs Village, AR
71909
WHEREAS on June 2, 2011,
Scott T. Dohrman, a married man,
and Shannon Dohrman, non-bor-
rowing spouse executed a Mort-
gage in favor of Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
acting solely as nominee for
lender, Cornerstone Mortgage
Center, Inc., which was recorded
on June 13, 2011 in Book 3264,
Page 432, in the real estate
records of Garland County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure is Nationstar Mortgage
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, PO Box
619080, Dallas, TX 75261, at
Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 27, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75101559f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 3, 2006, Nina Merriam
Visco executed a Mortgage in fa-
vor of NEW CENTURY MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, which was re-
corded on May 8, 2006, in Book
2692, Page 0655 in the real
property records of Garland
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Select
Portfolio Servicing, Inc., 3217 S.
Decker Lake Dr., Salt Lake City,
UT 84119, at Telephone No.
1.888.818.6032; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Garland County
Courthouse, 501 Ouachita, Hot
Springs, AR 71901, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
Lot 9, Block 4, Guadalajara
Courts Subdivision, Hot Springs
Village, according to the Plat re-
corded in Book 5 at Page 218 of
the Plat Records of Garland
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 13
Gailosa Lane, Hot Springs Village,
AR 71909.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE,
IN TRUST FOR THE REGISTERED
HOLDERS OF MORGAN STANLEY
ABS CAPITAL I TRUST 2006-HE6,
MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH
CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-HE6
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75117188f
MORTGAGEE’S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS COMMUNICATION IS
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 26, 2018,
Donna Grisso, a single woman,
executed a mortgage in favor of
Arvest Bank, which was recorded
on April 27, 2018, in Book 3941
at Page 0416 in the real estate
records of Garland County, Ar-
kansas. Arvest Bank, PO Box 399,
Lowell, AR 72745,
800-232-5524.
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney-in-fact for the mort-
gagee and is acting on behalf and
with the consent and authority of
the mortgagee who is exercising
its power of sale pursuant to Ark.
Code Ann. § 18-50-115, which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded. De-
fault has occurred in the payment
of the indebtedness secured by
said mortgage, and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due, and
the owner and holder of the debt
intends to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness.
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
NOTICE IS HEREY GIVEN that on
December 6, 2019, at or about
9:00 a.m., the real property de-
scribed herein will be sold at the
main entrance to the Garland
County Courthouse, 501 Ouachita
Ave, in Hot Springs, Garland
County, Arkansas, 71901, to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE PURCHASER OF
SAID PROPERTY SHALL PAY THE
PRICE BID WITH CERTIFIED
FUNDS THE DAY OF SALE AND
ASSUME RESPONSIBILITY FOR
ALL TRANSFER TAXES.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Garland County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as:
LOT 7 BLOCK 3 NAVARRA
SUBDIVISION, HOT SPRINGS VIL-
LAGE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT
RECORDED IN BOOK 4 AT PAGE 4
OF THE PLAT RECORDS OF GAR-
LAND COUNTY, ARKANSAS WITH
A STREET ADDRESS OF 14 LA-
GUNA WAY, HOT SPRINGS VIL-
LAGE, ARKANSAS 71909 AND
PROPERTY OWNERS SUBDIVI-
SION #27.
Street address: 14 Laguna
Way, Hot Springs Village, AR
71909
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
setback lines that may be appli-
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
restrictive covenants, easements,
setback lines that may be appli-
cable; any statutory rights of re-
demption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
WITNESS my hand this 11 day
of September, 2019.
HOOD & STACY, P.A.
Attorneys-in-fact for Arvest
Bank
/s/Rickard W. Hood
Rickard W. Hood, ABA # 81091
HOOD & STACY, P.A.
PO Box 271
Bentonville, AR 72712
(479) 273-3377;
fax (479) 273-3419
75141207f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On June 28, 2018, Dale T
Lindsey and Cynthia L Bourgeois
executed a Mortgage in favor of
REGIONS BANK D/B/A REGIONS
MORTGAGE, which was recorded
on June 29, 2018, in Book 3960,
Page 0365 in the real property
records of Garland County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Regions Mortgage,
7130 Goodlett Farms Parkway,
Cordova, TN 38016, at Telephone
No. 800-748-9498; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 4,
2019 on or about 12:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Garland County
Courthouse, 501 Ouachita, Hot
Springs, AR 71901, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
Lot 3 in Block 2 of Dierks-Hays
Second Addition, Garland County,
Arkansas, according to the Bill of
Assurance and plat recorded in
Book 184 at Page 495 of the
Deed and Mortgage Records of
Garland County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
1305 Greenwood Ave, Hot
Springs, AR 71913.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 25th
September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for REGIONS
BANK DBA REGIONS MORTGAGE
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112396f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 11, 2019, at or
about 09:30 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Garland County Courthouse,
501 Ouachita, Hot Springs, AR
71901 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Garland County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
ALL OF LOT 4 AND PARTS OF
LOTS 2, 3, AND 5, BLOCK 5,
BEACH HAVEN SECOND SUBDIVI-
SION, being also a part of the
Southeast 1/4 of Section 9,
Township 3 South, Range 20
West, Garland County, Arkansas,
being more particularly described
as follows: BEGINNING at the
Southwest corner of Lot 4, said
point being at the intersection of
the North line of Beach Haven
Road and the East line of McFee
Road and running thence North 0
degrees 30 minutes West 245
feet to the North line of Lot 5,
thence along the same line North
88 degrees East for 88 feet;
thence through Lots 5, 3, and 2,
South 21 degrees 24 minutes 21
seconds East, for 141.70 feet to
the North line of Beach Haven
Road; thence along the same
South 57 degrees 05 minutes 44
seconds West for 22 feet; thence,
still along the same South 48 de-
grees 48 minutes 39 seconds
West, 158.20 feet to the Point and
Place of BEGINNING.
Street Address: 364 Beach
Haven Road, Hot Springs, AR
71913
WHEREAS on November 19,
2004, Taj Troxel and Misty Troxel,
his wife executed a Mortgage in
favor of Union Planters Bank, NA
d/b/a Regions Mortgage, which
was recorded on November 24,
2004 in Book 2479, Page 0556, in
the real estate records of Garland
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Regions
Bank dba Regions Mortgage
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
tiating foreclosure is Regions
Bank dba Regions Mortgage
successor by merger to Union
Planters Bank, N.A. and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Re-
gions - Hattiesburg, PO Box
18001, Hattiesburg, MS 39404, at
Telephone Number
1.800.748.9498; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS
MORTGAGE SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO UNION PLANTERS
BANK, N.A.
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75114235f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
about 09:30 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Garland County Courthouse,
501 Ouachita, Hot Springs, AR
71901 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Garland County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
THE FOLLOWING LANDS LYING
IN GARLAND COUNTY, ARKAN-
SAS: THE NORTH NINETY FIVE
FEET (95 FEET) OF LOT #3 AND
THE SOUTH FIVE FEET (5 FEET) OF
LOT #4 OF POPLAR HILLS SUBDI-
VISION #3 LOCATED IN A PART OF
THE NE1/4 SE1/4, SECTION 6, T.
S, R. 19W AS RECORDED IN PLAT
BOOK ONE (1) AT PAGE FIFTY SIX
(56). SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS,
RESERVATIONS, EASEMENTS,
COVENANTS, OIL, GAS OR MIN-
ERAL RIGHTS OF RECORD, IF ANY.
Street Address: 710 Main
Street, Hot Springs National Park,
AR 71913
WHEREAS on February 6, 2017,
Bettye L. Eastburn, unmarried,
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Regions Bank, which was re-
corded on February 22, 2017 in
Book 3821, Page 0935, in the re-
al estate records of Garland
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Regions
Bank and can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Regions - Bir-
mingham, 2050 Parkway Office
Circle, ALBH40402B, Hoover, AL
35221, at Telephone Number
1.800.290.5358; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 19, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75092623f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 14, 2005,
Ronald P Eastburn executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Ameriquest Mortgage
Company; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 2, 2005, in
Book No. 2534, at Page 0006, in
the real estate records of Garland
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Deutsche Bank Na-
tional Trust Company, as Trustee
for Ameriquest Mortgage Securi-
ties Inc., Asset-Backed Pass-
Through Certificates, Series
2005-R5, 1661 Worthington Road
Suite 100, West Palm Beach, FL
33409 , (800) 746-2936
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 18,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Garland County Courthouse, Hot
Springs, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Garland
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A part of Lot 4, E. C. Rhiddle-
hoover's Subdivision of Lot 1,
Block 117 of the Hot Springs
Reservation, as surveyed,
mapped and platted by the U. S.
Hot Springs Commissioners more
particularly described as follows:
Commence on Quapaw Avenue
13 feet Southwest from the di-
viding line between Lots 3 and 4,
thence run Southwesterly along
Quapaw Avenue a distance of 55
feet; thence Northwesterly paral-
lel with the dividing line of Lots 3
and 4, 200 feet, more or less;
thence Northeasterly 55 feet;
thence Southeasterly 200 feet,
more or less, to the Place of Be-
ginning.
More commonly known as:
908 Quapaw Avenue, Hot Springs,
AR 71901
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 247777
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75114689f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 11,
2009, James W Tester executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
beneficiary, Advance Financial
Services, Inc. d/b/a AFS Financial,
Inc., its successors and assigns;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded September 29,
2009, in Book No. 3101, at Page
319, in the real estate records of
Garland County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
NW Grand Boulevard , Oklahoma
City, OK 73118-6077 , (405)
947-3232
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 18,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Garland County Courthouse, Hot
Springs, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Garland
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE LAND REFERRED TO
HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN
THE COUNTY OF Garland, STATE
OF Arkansas, AND IS DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS: THE FOLLOWING
LANDS IN GARLAND COUNTY,
ARKANSAS: LOT 11, BLOCK 8, LA
CORUNA SUBDIVISION, HOT
SPRINGS VILLAGE, ACCORDING
TO THE PLAT RECORDED IN BOOK
4 AT PAGE 9 OF THE PLAT
RECORDS OF GARLAND COUNTY,
ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as: 5
Villano Lane, Hot Springs Village,
AR 71909
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341805
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75122303f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 18,
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 18,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Garland County Courthouse, 501
Ouachita, Hot Springs, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 18 of Lake Catherine In-
dustrial Estates, Garland County,
Arkansas, according to the Plat
recorded in Book 3 at Page 109 of
the Plat Records of Garland
County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
111 Barite Street, Hot Springs, AR
71901.
On December 19, 2003, Mark
A. Ashford and Lori D. Tibbit-
Ashford, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for Guar-
anty Residential Lending, Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on December 22, 2003,
in Record Book 2355 at Page
0027 in the real estate records of
Garland County, Arkansas and is
now held by Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 8, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019;
12/01/2019; 12/08/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75151021f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 15, 1995,
Kathryn A Jett executed a securi-
ty instrument conveying certain
property therein described to First
Financial Bank; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 17, 1995, in
Book No. 1609, at Page 459, and
modified on April 5, 1999, in Book
No. 1868, at Page 152 in the real
estate records of Garland County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wilmington Savings
Fund Society, FSB, d/b/a Christi-
ana Trust, not individually but as
trustee for Pretium Mortgage
Acquisition Trust, 9990 Rich-
mond Avenue, Suite 400 , Hous-
ton, TX 77042 , (877)735-3637
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 26,
2019, at or about 10:30 AM at the
Garland County Courthouse, Hot
Springs, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Garland
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Unit B-6 of the Harbor Hori-
zontal Property Regime including
storage space and parking areas
as may he applicable to the
aforesaid unit, together with in-
terest in and to the common ele-
ments and areas as delineated on
and described in the Master Deed
of the Harbor Horizontal Property
Regime recorded in Book 1021 at
Page 347 and the First Amend-
ment thereto recorded in Book
1029 at Page 163 of the Deed
and Mortgage Records of Garland
County, Arkansas and the Plat
recorded in Book 6 at Page 118
and In Book 6 at Page 167 of the
Plat Records of Garland County,
Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
1412 Airport Road, Hot Springs,
AR 71913
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 339315
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75092585f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 20, 2010,
Karen L Olmsted and Nick Pas-
salaqua executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for Bank of England, its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 26, 2010, in
Book No. 3163, at Page 68, in the
real estate records of Garland
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 18,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Garland County Courthouse, Hot
Springs, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Garland
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 12, Block 6 of Rolling Hills
Subdivision #1, according to the
Bill of Assurance recorded in Book
538 at Page 92 of the Deed and
Mortgage Records, and the Plat
recorded in Book 1 at Page 57 of
the Plat Records, all of Garland
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
203 Hallmark Street, Hot Springs
National Park, AR 71913-5824
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342811
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75113570f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 13, 2012, Norman
Roy Abbey executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Don Eilbott, as
Trustee for MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC., AS BENEFICIARY, AS NOM-
INEE FOR AMERICAN ADVISORS
GROUP, ITS SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS, which was recorded on
February 15, 2012, in Book 3326,
Page 693 in the real property
records of Garland County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Finance of America
Reverse, LLC, 3900 Capital City
Blvd., Lansing, MI 48906, at
Telephone No. 866-654-0020;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Garland County
Courthouse, 501 Ouachita, Hot
Springs, AR 71901, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
The land referred to in this
commitment is described as fol-
lows:
Part of the NW1/4 SE1/4 Sec-
tion 13, Township 2 South, Range
19 West, described as follows:
Commence at the Northeast cor-
ner of the NW1/4 SE1/4 and run
West along the North line thereof
762 feet; thence South 500 feet;
thence West 340 feet to the East
side of Sleepy Valley Road and the
Point of Beginning of land herein
conveyed; thence East 420 feet;
thence South 75 feet; thence
West 420 feet to the East side of
Sleepy Valley Road; thence
Northerly and along the East line
of Sleepy Valley Road a distance
of 75 feet to the Point of Begin-
ning.
More commonly known as
1820 Sleepy Valley Road, Hot
Springs National Park, AR 71901.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
Foreclosures
Garland Co.
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 9th day
of October, 2019
J. P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Substitute Trustee for
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND
SOCIETY, FSB, AS TRUSTEE OF
FINANCE OF AMERICA
STRUCTURED SECURITIES
ACQUISITIONS TRUST 2019-HB1
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75117016f
Foreclosures - Grant Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on March 29, 2002,
Tracy Annette Dutton and Dou-
glas Scott Dutton executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Lender's Mortgage Co., Inc.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded April 2, 2002, in
Book No. 170, at Page 641, in the
real estate records of Grant
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 11,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
Grant County Courthouse, Sheri-
dan, Arkansas, offer for sale cer-
tain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Grant
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 15 in Hendrixson Hills
Subdivision, Phase One, located
in the West half of the Southeast
Quarter of Section 6, Township 5
South, Range 11 West, in Grant
County Arkansas.
More commonly known as: 41
Brookside Drive, Sheridan, AR
72150-6056
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342696
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75111248f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 14, 2016,
Megan N Wexler executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, First
Arkansas Financial, Inc., its suc-
cessors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded July 20, 2016, in
Book No. 341, at Page 182, in the
real estate records of Grant
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
NW Grand Boulevard , Oklahoma
City, OK 73118-6077 , (405)
947-3232
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
Grant County Courthouse, Sheri-
dan, Arkansas, offer for sale cer-
tain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Grant
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 56, Deer Creek Springs
Phase V, Grant County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
222 Spring Road, Hensley, AR
72065
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
Foreclosures - Grant Co.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341900
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75092594f
Foreclosures - Greene Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 22, 2019, at or
about 11:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Greene County Courthouse,
320 West Court Street, Paragould,
AR 72450 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Greene County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
That part of the East Half of the
Northwest Quarter of the North-
east Quarter of Section 2, Town-
ship 16 North, Range 5 East,
Greene County, Arkansas, de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at
the Southwest corner of the East
Half of the said Northwest Quar-
ter of the Northeast Quarter, run
thence North 1 degree 01 min-
utes East 418 feet, run thence
North 89 degrees 52 minutes East
209 feet, run thence South 1 de-
gree 01 minutes West 418 feet,
run thence 89 degrees 52 min-
utes West 209 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 2 acres,
more or less.
Street Address: 2501 Barnhill
Road, Paragould, AR 72450
WHEREAS on April 15, 2004,
Edward Wayne Wilcox and Toni
Crabtree as joint tenants with
right of survivorship executed a
Mortgage in favor of Best Rate
Funding Corp., which was re-
corded on April 20, 2004 as In-
strument Number 200403610, in
the real estate records of Greene
County, Arkansas. The beneficial
interest of said Mortgage has
been assigned to Deutsche Bank
National Trust Company, as In-
denture Trustee for New Century
Home Equity Loan Trust 2004-2,
which is the party initiating fore-
closure. The party initiating fore-
closure is Deutsche Bank Nation-
al Trust Company, as Indenture
Trustee for New Century Home
Equity Loan Trust 2004-2 and can
be contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC, 1600 South Douglass Road,
Suite 200-A, Anaheim, CA 92806,
at Telephone Number (800)
790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 11, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL
TRUST COMPANY, AS
INDENTURE TRUSTEE FOR NEW
CENTURY HOME EQUITY LOAN
TRUST 2004-2
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75098394f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 15, 2016,
Aaron Hass and Gabriel Hass ex-
ecuted a security instrument
conveying certain property there-
in described to Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
as mortgagee, as nominee for In-
terlinc Mortgage Services, LLC, its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 16, 2016,
Document No. 201604343, in the
real estate records of Greene
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
NW Grand Boulevard , Oklahoma
City, OK 73118-6077 , (405)
947-3232
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 12,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Greene County Courthouse, Par-
agould, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right

Foreclosures - Greene Co.
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Greene
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 26 OF THE RESURVEY OF
LOTS I AND J OF CASTLEBER-
RY'S ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS, AS THE
SAME APPEARS OF RECORD IN A
SURVEY OF MARVIN J. JERNIGAN
AT PAGE 173 OF BOOK 1A OF THE
PLAT RECORDS OF GREENE
COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
203 South 16th Avenue, Para-
gould, AR 72450
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342183
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097448f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 28,
2017, Arthur Baggett executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for Ever-
ett Financial, Inc., D/B/A Su-
preme Lending, its successors
and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 2, 2017,
Document No. 201707079, in the
real estate records of Greene
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, 3043 Townsgate
Road Suite 200, Westlake Village,
CA 91361 , (866) 549-3583
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 12,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Greene County Courthouse, Par-
agould, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Greene
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 2 OF THE SOUTHWEST
ESTATES SUBDIVISION TO THE
CITY OF PARAGOULD, ARKANSAS,
AS REFLECTED BY THE PLAT
APPEARING OF RECORD IN PLAT
CABINET A, PAGE 204B OF THE
RECORDS OF GREENE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. SUBJECT TO RE-
STRICTIONS SET FORTH IN DEED
DATED FEBRUARY 9, 1972, RE-
CORDED IN DEED BOOK 166
PAGE 172 OF THE RECORDS OF
GREENE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
606 Marion Street, Paragould, AR
72450
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341645
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097415f
Foreclosures
Hempstead Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 28,
2009, Felecia Henry executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for WR
Starkey Mortgage, L.L.P., its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 2, 2009,
Document No. L20092855, in the
real estate records of Hempstead
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
Foreclosures
Hempstead Co.
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Lakeview Loan Ser-
vicing, LLC, One Fountain Plaza,
7th Floor P.O. Box 840, Buffalo,
NY 14203-1495 , (800)
724-1633
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 3,
2019, at or about 2:30 PM at the
Hempstead County Courthouse,
Hope, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Hempstead
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE SOUTH 10 FEET OF LOT
FIFTY (50) AND ALL OF LOT FIF-
TY-ONE (51) IN SHOVER VILLAGE
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF HOPE,
ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
711 Harris Street, Hope, AR
71801
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
244305
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75102392f
Foreclosures - Howard Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on August 4, 2006,
Alsonya Turney executed a secu-
rity instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Chase Bank USA, N.A.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 30, 2006,
in Book No. 2006, at Page 9698,
in the real estate records of
Howard County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Bayview Loan Ser-
vicing, LLC, 4425 Ponce De Leon
Boulevard 5th Floor, Merrick Park
Plaza, Coral Gables, FL 33146 ,
(866) 709-3400
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 5,
2019, at or about 1:30 PM at the
Howard County Courthouse,
Nashville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Howard
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
LAND SITUATED IN THE COUNTY
OF HOWARD, STATE OF ARKAN-
SAS: LOTS 4 AND 5 IN BLOCK 2
OF SPENCER'S ADDITION TO THE
TOWN OF NASHVILLE. ARKANSAS,
ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL
PLAT THEREOF.
More commonly known as:
1504 South Ansley Street, Nash-
ville, AR 71852
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 333479
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75102394f
Foreclosures
Hot Spring Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 17, 2019, at or
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures
Hot Spring Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 17, 2019, at or
about 1:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Hot Spring County Court-
house, 210 Locust Street, Malv-
ern, AR 72104 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
AT THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Hot Spring County, Ar-
kansas more particularly
described as follows:
Lot 13 of the Francis Addition
to the City of Malvern, Arkansas
Street Address: 903 Owen
Street, Malvern, AR 72104
WHEREAS on August 18, 2016,
Jonathon W. Lishbrook and Mary
K. Lishbrook, husband and wife
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Arvest Bank, which was recorded
on August 19, 2016 in Book 444,
Page 778, in the real estate
records of Hot Spring County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Arvest Bank and
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Arvest Mortgage Company,
200 Parkwood Street, Lowell, AR
72745, at Telephone Number
1-800-232-5524; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
ARVEST BANK
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75122582f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 18, 2008, Robert D.
Witham and Lavern Witham exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of JP-
MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.,
which was recorded on April 8,
2008, in Book 361, Page 41-56 in
the real property records of Hot
Spring County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Bayview Loan Servicing, LLC,
4425 Ponce de Leon Blvd., 4th
Floor, Coral Gables, FL 33146, at
Telephone No. 855-793-9459;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, November 26,
2019 on or about 02:30 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Hotspring County
Courthouse, 210 Locust Street,
Malvern, AR 72104, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
Situated in the County of Hot
Spring and State of Arkansas:
Lot 1 in Block 5 of Keith`s Ad-
dition to the City of Malvern, Hot
Spring County Arkansas, as
shown by the recorded plat
thereof.
Permanent Parcel Number:
700-04119-000
More commonly known as 627
McBee St., Malvern, AR 72104.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for BAYVIEW
LOAN SERVICING, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75091607f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 10, 2016, Jimmy Allen
Jones and Melissa Ann Jones
Foreclosures
Hot Spring Co.
On May 10, 2016, Jimmy Allen
Jones and Melissa Ann Jones
executed a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
FLANAGAN STATE BANK ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on May 10,
2016, in Book 0441, Page 0775 in
the real property records of Hot
Spring County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: JP-
Morgan Chase Bank, National
Association, Attn: Correspon-
dence Mail, Mail Code LA4-555,
700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA
71203, at Telephone No.
1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 02:30 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Hot Sspring County
Courthouse, 210 Locust Street,
Malvern, AR 72104, to the high-
est bidder for cash:
Lot Eight (8), Block One (1),
Sandford Addition to the City of
Malvern, Arkansas, as shown by
the recorded plat thereof.
More commonly known as
1204 Clardy Street, Malvern, AR
72104.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75091572f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on February 8,
2018, James L Alford executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, USAA Federal Sav-
ings Bank, its successors and as-
signs; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded February 8, 2018,
in Book No. 0459, at Page 0514,
in the real estate records of Hot
Spring County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is USAA Federal Sav-
ings Bank, 8950 Cypress Waters
Blvd. , Coppell, TX 75019 , (877)
450-8638
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 11,
2019, at or about 2:30 PM at the
Hot Spring County Courthouse,
Malvern, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Hot Spring
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Part of the NE1/4 SW1/4, Sec.
15, T-5-S, R-21-W, Hot Spring
County, Arkansas described as
follows: Commence at the NE
corner of said NE1/4 SW1/4;
thence N87° 23' 46" W, a
distance of 206.68'; thence
S03°16'00" W, a distance of
207.25' to found 3/4" pipe;
thence N86°01'00" W, a distance
of 62.05'; thence S49°41'00" W,
a distance of 246.68' to a set
mag nail in centerline of Odell
Road for the POINT OF
BEGINNING; thence N42°49'03"
W, along said centerline, a
distance of 61.38'; thence
N55°25'15" W, along said
centerline, a distance of 89.14';
thence N60°50'38" W, along said
centerline, a distance of 93.13' to
the beginning of a curve (being
subtended by a chord which
bears N77°09'31" W 79.23');
thence Northwesterly and
Westerly along said curve and
said centerline, a distance of
80.43'; thence S02°06'04" E, a
distance of 245.68' to a set #4
rebar w/cap; thence S65°19'21"
W, a distance of 39.11' to a set
#4 rebar w/cap; thence
S14°53'20" E, a distance of
77.51' to a set #4 rebar w/cap;
thence S30°03'43" E, a distance
of 111.72' to a set #4 rebar
w/cap; thence S87°30'03" E, a
distance of 414.90' to a point in
Odell Road; thence N42°00'29"
W, along said centerline, a
distance of 66.08'; thence
N28°59'35" W, a distance of
194.57' along said centerline;
thence N35°01'57" W, along said
centerline, a distance of 89.96' to
the point of beginning. Containing
Foreclosures
Hot Spring Co.
centerline, a distance of 89.96' to
the point of beginning. Containing
2.95 acres, more or less. (Legal
description revised pursuant to an
Attorney's Affidavit to be filed
prior to foreclosure).
More commonly known as:
753 Odell Road, Bismarck, AR
71929
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
341903
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75108163f
Foreclosures
Independence Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 29, 2010, Justin
Tharp and Trisha Tharp executed
a Mortgage in favor of MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA-
TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS MORT-
GAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR THE
CITIZENS BANK ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS, which was re-
corded on January 3, 2011, in
Book DT 2011, Page 80-93as In-
strument No. L201100040 in the
real property records of Inde-
pendence County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: JP-
Morgan Chase Bank, National
Association, Attn: Correspon-
dence Mail, Mail Code LA4-555,
700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA
71203, at Telephone No.
1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 11:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Independence
County Courthouse, 192 E. Main
St., Batesville, AR 72501, to the
highest bidder for cash:
The land referred to herein be-
low is situated in the County of
Independence, State of Arkansas
and is described as follows:
A part of the South Half of the
Southwest Quarter of the North-
west Quarter of Section Twenty-
three (23), Township Fourteen
(14) North, Range Seven (7) West,
described by metes and bounds
as follows: Beginning at the
Southwest corner of said South-
west Quarter of the Northwest
Quarter of said Township and
Range; thence run North a dis-
tance of 40 rods; thence run East
a distance of 30 rods; thence run
South a distance of 40 rods;
thence run West a distance of 30
rods to the Place of Beginning.
Also:
An Easement for ingress and
egress along an existing driveway
across the following tract of land:
Part of the Northeast Quarter of
the Southeast Quarter of Section
22, Township 14 North, Range 7
West, described by metes and
bounds as follows: Beginning at
the Northeast corner of said
Northeast Quarter of Southeast
Quarter; thence South 418 feet;
thence West 209 feet; thence
North 418 feet; thence East 209
feet to the Point of Beginning.
More commonly known as 665
Oak Hill Loop, Batesville, AR
72501.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
attorney-in-fact for the mortgagee
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the mortgagee
who is exercising its power of
sale under Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this State that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
r e s c i n d e d a t t h e
Attorney-in-Fact's option at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. The property is
being sold “as is” with no
representation as to its condition
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE DAY OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be
entitled only to a return of the
deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 25th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75100696f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
Foreclosures
Independence Co.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 5, 2019,
at or about 3:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Inde-
pendence County Courthouse,
192 E. Main St., Batesville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot Eleven (11) of the Alder-
brook Addition in Independence
County, Arkansas, as shown by
Bill of Assurance shown recorded
in Deed Record Book "M-13"
Page 360-374 and Plat recorded
in Book "H" Page 38.
More Commonly Known As: 12
Barrett Ln, Batesville, AR
72501-8979.
On April 20, 2018, Gregory
Dobbs and Carrie D. Dobbs, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on April 23, 2018, in
Record Book DT 2018 at Page
5928as Instrument No.
L201802400 in the real estate
records of Independence County,
Arkansas and is now held by
Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 1, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142563f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 5, 2012,
Randall Box and Elisha A Box ex-
ecuted a security instrument
conveying certain property there-
in described to Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
as mortgagee, as nominee for
FIRSTBANK, its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 6, 2012, in
Book No. DT2012, at Page 9634,
and modified on August 28, 2018,
in Book No. DT 2018, at Page
12937 in the real estate records
of Independence County, Arkan-
sas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, 3043 Townsgate
Road Suite 200, Westlake Village,
CA 91361 , (866) 549-3583
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM at the
Independence County Courthouse,
Batesville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Indepen-
dence County, Arkansas, and be-
ing more particularly described as
follows:
A tract of land being a part of
the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of
Section Thirteen (13), Township
Thirteen (13) North, Range Six (6)
West in the City of Batesville,
Independence County, Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at the
Northeast corner of said NW 1/4
SW 1/4; thence North 89 degrees
27 minutes 16 seconds West
along the North line of said NW
1/4 SW 1/4, a distance of 423.66
feet to the East right of way line of
Vernon Drive; thence South 54
degrees 18 minutes 31 seconds
West along said right of way line a
distance of 194.34 feet to the
point of beginning; thence South
24 degrees 24 minutes 18
seconds East a distance of
124.69 feet; thence South 02
degrees 48 minutes 18 seconds
West a distance of 157.37 feet;
thence North 88 degrees 12
minutes 26 seconds West a
distance of 210.0 feet; thence
North 01 degree 47 minutes 34
seconds West a distance of
200.03 feet to said East right of
way line; thence North 74 degrees
18 minutes 31 seconds East
along said East right of way line a
distance of 65.7 feet; thence
along said East right of way line
and along a curve to the left, said
curve having a radius of 308.56
feet, a distance of 107.71 feet to
the point of beginning.
More commonly known as:
160 Vernon Drive, Batesville, AR
72501
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
● ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● 15F
Foreclosures
Independence Co.
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE SUC-
CESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
301785
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75091157f
Foreclosures - Jackson Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 5, 2016,
Dewayne Kirker executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Ditech Financial LLC, its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded April 25, 2016,
Document No. 20160845, in the
real estate records of Jackson
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Ditech Financial LLC,
332 Minnesota Street Suite 610,
St. Paul, MN 55101-1311 , (800)
643-0202
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 25,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Jackson County Courthouse,
Newport, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jackson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LOTS 4, 5, 6 AND 7, DEASON
SUBDIVISION TO THE CITY OF
DIAZ, ARKANSAS, LYING IN AND
BEING A PART OF THE NW1/4,
NW1/4, SECTION 25, T12N, R3W,
MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED
AS FOLLOWS: LOT 4: PART OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUARTER
(NW1/4 NW1/4) OF SECTION 25,
TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE 3
WEST, JACKSON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
NW1/4 NW1/4 SECTION 25; THEN
RUN NORTH 85 DEGREES 42
MINUTES 12 SECONDS WEST,
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF 69.16
FEET TO A POINT ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY NO. 17;
THEN RUN NORTH 03 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST
ALONG SAID HIGHWAY
RIGHT-OF-WAY, 798.05 FEET TO
THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THEN CONTINUE NORTH 03
DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39
SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID
RIGHT-OF-WAY, 139.95 FEET;
THEN RUN NORTH 86 DEGREES
15 MINUTES 21 SECONDS WEST,
550.40 FEET TO A POINT IN THE
CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING
DRAINAGE DITCH; THEN RUN
SOUTH 05 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
56 SECONDS WEST ALONG SAID
DITCH CENTERLINE, 125.33 FEET,
THEN RUN SOUTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST,
554.29 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. LOT 5: PART OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW1/4
NW1/4) OF SECTION 25,
TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE 3
WEST, JACKSON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
NW1/4 NW1/4 SECTION 25; THEN
RUN NORTH 85 DEGREES 42
MINUTES, 12 SECONDS WEST,
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF 69.16
FEET TO A POINT ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT·OF·WAY LINE
OF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY NO. 17;
THEN RUN NORTH 03 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST,
ALONG SAID HIGHWAY
RIGHT·OF·WAY, 658.05 FEET TO
THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THEN CONTINUE NORTH 03
DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39 SEC-
ONDS EAST, ALONG SAID
RIGHT-OF-WAY, 140.00 FEET;
THENCE RUN NORTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS WEST,
554.29 FEET TO A POINT IN THE
CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING
DRAINAGE DITCH; THEN RUN
SOUTH 05 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
5 6 S E C O N D S
EST, ALONG SAID DITCH
CENTERLINE, 139.95 FEET; THEN
RUN SOUTH 84 DEGREES 44
MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST
558.42 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. LOT 6: PART OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW1/4
NW1/4} OF SECTION 25,
TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE 3
WEST, JACKSON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
NW1/4 NW1/4 SECTION 25; THEN
RUN NORTH 85 DEGREES 42
MINUTES 12 SECONDS WEST,
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF 69.16
FEET TO A POINT ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY N0.17;
THEN RUN NORTH 03 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST
ALONG SAID HIGHWAY
RIGHT-OF-WAY, 518.05 FEET TO
THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THEN CONTINUE NORTH 03
DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39
SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID
RIGHT·OF·WAY, 140.00 FEET;
THEN RUN NORTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS WEST,
558.42 FEET TO A POINT IN THE
CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING
DRAINAGE DITCH; THEN RUN
SOUTH 05 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
56 SECONDS WEST, ALONG SAID
DITCH CENTERLINE 139.95 FEET;
THEN RUN SOUTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST,
562.54 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. LOT 7: PART OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER (NW1/4
NW1/4) OF SECTION 25,
TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, RANGE 3
WEST, JACKSON COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, BEING MORE PAR-
TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
NW1/4 NW1/4 SECTION 25; THEN
Foreclosures - Jackson Co.
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID
NW1/4 NW1/4 SECTION 25; THEN
RUN NORTH 85 DEGREES 42
MINUTES 12 SECONDS WEST,
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE
THEREOF, A DISTANCE OF 69.16
FEET TO A POINT ON THE
WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
OF ARKANSAS HIGHWAY NO. 17;
THEN RUN NORTH 03 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 39 SECONDS EAST,
ALONG SAID HIGHWAY
RIGHT-OF-WAY, 378.05 FEET TO
THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THEN CONTINUE NORTH 03
DEGREES 44 MINUTES 39
SECONDS EAST, ALONG SAID
RIGHT-OF-WAY 140.00 FEET;
THEN RUN NORTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS WEST,
562.54 FEET TO A POINT IN THE
CENTER LINE OF AN EXISTING
DRAINAGE DITCH; THEN RUN
SOUTH 05 DEGREES 25 MINUTES
56 SECONDS WEST, ALONG SAID
DITCH CENTERLINE 139.95 FEET;
THEN RUN SOUTH 84 DEGREES
44 MINUTES 21 SECONDS EAST,
566.66 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING.
More commonly known as:
4711 North Main Street, Newport,
AR 72112
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
340097
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75076659f
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 20, 2015, Bobby C.
Howell and Joe Ann Howell exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
PINE BLUFF COTTON BELT FED-
ERAL CREDIT UNION, ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, which
was recorded on March 25,
2015, in Book 1382, Page 307 in
the real property records of Jef-
ferson County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
PennyMac Loan Services, LLC,
P.O. Box 514387, Los Angeles, CA
90051-4387, at Telephone No.
1-866-545-9070; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Jefferson County
Courthouse, 101 W. Barraque St.,
Pine Bluff, AR 71601, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lots Sixty (60) and Sixty One
(61) of Tantara, Phase I, an Ad-
dition in Jefferson County, Ar-
kansas; same being located in the
North Half (N 1/2) of the South
Half (S 1/2) of Section 5, Town-
ship 7 South, Range 9 West of the
5th P.M.
APN #: 672-00060-000 &
672-00061-000
More commonly known as
3403 Bugle Drive, Pine Bluff, AR
71603.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 6th day
of Setpember, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for PENNY-
MAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75086953f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 11,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Jefferson County Courthouse, 101
W. Barraque St., Pine Bluff, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
The North 60 Feet of Lot Thir-
ty-Six (36) of Ellis Subdivision of
the East Half (E1/2) of the North-
east Quarter (NE 1/4) of the
Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) and
the Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4) of
the Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of
the Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of
Section 18, Township 6 South,
Range 9 West of the 5th P.M.
More Commonly Known As:
2817 Edgewood Drive, Pine Bluff,
AR 71603.
On December 20, 1993, Willie
Lavell Fuller and Lorraine Fuller,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Worthen National Bank of
Pine Bluff, which was recorded on
December 22, 1993, in Record
Book 631 at Page 776 in the real
estate records of Jefferson Coun-
ty, Arkansas and is now held by
Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a
Mr. Cooper.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, Phone (888) 480-2432.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 9, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142408f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on August 15, 2008,
Lesa J Brown and Gerald Brown
executed a security instrument
conveying certain property there-
in described to Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
as beneficiary, as nominee for
Simmons First National Bank, its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded August 18, 2008, in
Book No. 1179, at Page 183, in
the real estate records of Jeffer-
son County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Selene Finance, LP,
9990 Richmond Avenue, Suite
400 , Houston, TX 77042 ,
(877)735-3637
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 3,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE SOUTH HALF (S 1/2) OF
LOT TWO (2) OF RAINTREE ES-
TATES; SAME BEING LOCATED IN
THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER (SW
1/4) OF THE SOUTHEAST QUAR-
TER (SE 1/4) AND THE SOUTH-
EAST QUARTER (SE 1/4) OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER (SW 1/4)
OF SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP 6
SOUTH SOUTH, RANGE 10 WEST
OF THE 5TH P.M.
More commonly known as:
7229 Cross Road, Pine Bluff, AR
71603
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 332881
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75098784f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
16F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 10,
2003, Viola Jones Fair executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to New Century Mortgage
Corporation; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 3, 2003, in
Book No. 940, at Page 654, and
modified on May 3, 2006, in Book
No. 1072, at Page 375 in the real
estate records of Jefferson Coun-
ty, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank National
Association, as Trustee for Asset
Backed Securities Corporation
Home Equity Loan Trust
2003-HE7, Asset-Backed Pass-
Through Certificates, Series
2003-HE7, 1661 Worthington
Road Suite 100, West Palm
Beach, FL 33409 , (800)
746-2936
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
The following described real
property situated in the County of
Jefferson and State of Arkansas,
to-wit: Lot "C" of Forrest Park
Addition West to the City of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas; same being lo-
cated in Lot 13 or the Southwest
Quarter (SW 1/4) of the South-
west Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section
16, Township 6 South, Range 9
West of the 5th P.M.
More commonly known as:
1810 West 32nd Avenue, Pine
Bluff, AR 71603
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 73890
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75087647f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 29, 2010,
Windi L Hallum and Ronald L
Hallum, II executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Mort-
gage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as beneficiary, as
nominee for Simmons First Na-
tional Bank, its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 4, 2010, in
Book No. 1237, at Page 212, in
the real estate records of Jeffer-
son County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 18,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
The following described real
property situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, to-wit: Part of
the Southwest Quarter (SW1/4) of
the Northeast Quarter (NE1/4) of
the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4)
and part of the Northwest Quarter
(NW 1/4) of the Southeast Quar-
ter (SE 1/4) of the Northwest
Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section 24,
Township 6 South, Range 10
West of the 5th P. M., more par-
ticularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southwest cor-
ner of the Northeast Quarter (NE
1/4) of the Northwest Quarter (NW
1/4) of said Section 24, thence
South 61.8 feet; thence North 86
degrees 10 minutes East 209.0
feet; thence North 464.5 feet;
thence West 208.9 feet; thence
South 416.0 feet to the point of
beginning.
More commonly known as:
6207 Sulphur Springs Road, Pine
Bluff, AR 71603-9631
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 329419
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75113474f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 24, 2008,
John Hinkle and Lennie Hinkle
executed a security instrument
conveying certain property there-
in described to JPMorgan Chase
Bank, N.A.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 27, 2008, in
Book No. 1173, at Page 769, in
the real estate records of Jeffer-
son County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Lakeview Loan Ser-
vicing, LLC, 5151 Corporate Drive
, Troy, MI 48098 , (248)
312-2000
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 11,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
The following described real
property situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, to wit: Com-
mence at the intersection of the
right of way line of Highway 65
(now 365) with the North line of
the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) of
the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4) of
Section 24, Township 4 South,
Range 11 West of the 5th P.M.,
thence South 40 degrees 46
minutes East, along the right of
way line 145.61 feet to the point
of beginning; thence South 49
degrees 14 minutes West 201
feet; thence South 40 degrees 46
minutes East 145 feet; thence
North 49 degrees 14 minutes East
201 feet; thence North 40 de-
grees 46 minutes West along the
right of way line 145 feet to the
point of beginning.
More commonly known as:
14818 Dollarway Road, White
Hall, AR 71602
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 190161
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75111099f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on January 22,
2010, Stanley Richardson, Jr and
Sherry Lynn Richardson executed
a security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
beneficiary, as nominee for Fran-
klin American Mortgage Compa-
ny, its successors and assigns;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded January 29, 2010,
in Book No. 1229, at Page 297
and re-recorded on October 13,
2010, in Book No. 1252, at Page
502, modified on August 28,
2013, in Book No. 1341, at Page
679 in the real estate records of
Jefferson County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank Trust,
N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master
Participation Trust, 3701 Regent
Boulevard Suite 200, Irving, TX
75063 , (800) 401-6587
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 36, French Village, an Ad-
dition to the City of Pine Bluff,
Jefferson County, Arkansas, same
being located in the NE 1/4 SW
1/4, lying West of Old Warren
Road, of Section 20, T6S, R9W, of
the 5th P.M., Jefferson County,
Arkansas.
More commonly known as: 11
La Salle Cove, Pine Bluff, AR
71603
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 307970
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75091152f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 5, 1999,
Sandra C Nicholson and John E
Nicholson executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Charles
F. Curry Company; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 11, 1999, in
Book No. 767, at Page 204, in the
real estate records of Jefferson
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 11,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Jefferson County Courthouse,
Pine Bluff, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Jefferson
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
The North 513.66 feet of the
Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of
Section 22, Township 7 South,
Range 10 West, lying East of the
St. Louis & Southwestern Rail-
road, Jefferson County, Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at the North-
east corner of the Southwest
Quarter (SW 1/4) of said Section
22, thence West along the North
line of said Southwest Quarter
(SW 1/4) of Section 22, a dis-
tance of 1524.48 feet to the East
right of way line of the St. Louis
Southwestern Railroad; thence
South 28 degrees 42 minutes
West 585.6 feet along said rail-
road right of way line; thence East
1805.57 feet, more or less;
thence North 513.66 feet to the
point of beginning.
More commonly known as:
10024 Brown Cemetery Road,
Pine Bluff, AR 71603-8851
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 339303
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75105556f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
about 09:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Jefferson County Court-
house, 101 West Barraque Street,
Pine Bluff, AR 71601 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Deed of Trust is
located in Jefferson County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Lot Seventeen (17) in Pinto
Foreclosures
Jefferson Co.
scribed as follows:
Lot Seventeen (17) in Pinto
Acres, a Subdivision of part of the
West Half (W 1/2) of the South-
east Quarter (SE 1/4) of
Section 24, Township 5 South,
Range 11 West of the 5th P.M.,
Jefferson County, Arkansas.
Together with that certain
2005 CLAYTON mobile home with
Vehicle Identification Number(s):
CLS103274TN
Street Address: 3013 Pony
Trail, Pine Bluff, AR 71602
WHEREAS on June 24, 2005,
Marilyn F. Powell, an unmarried
person executed a Deed of Trust
to Kevin T. Clayton, as Trustee for
the benefit of Vanderbilt Mort-
gage and Finance, Inc., which
was recorded on July 5, 2005 in
Book 1030, Page 779, in the real
estate records of Jefferson Coun-
ty, Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Vanderbilt Mort-
gage and Finance, Inc. and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC., P.O. BOX 9800,
MARYVILLE, TN 37802, at Tele-
phone Number 865-380-3000;
and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the beneficiary as
substitute Trustee in the place of
the original Trustee or any other
substituted trustee, upon the
contingency and in the manner
authorized by said beneficiary;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 12, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC.
By: /s/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75093642f
Foreclosures
Lawrence Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 5, 2019,
at or about 3:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the
Lawrence County Courthouse,
315 West Main St., Walnut Ridge,
Arkansas, or the sale will be held
in the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
A part of the Northeast Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter of Sec-
tion 33, Township 17 North,
Range 1 East, Lawrence County,
Arkansas, described as follows:
Beginning at a point where the
East line of the Northeast Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter of Sec-
tion 33, Township 17 North,
Range 1 East intersects the South
right of way line of State Highway
#25; thence following the South
right of way of said Highway West
420 feet for a point of beginning
proper; thence West on said
South right of way line of said
Highway 210 feet; thence South
210 feet parallel with East
boundary line of said Northeast
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter;
thence East 210 feet parallel with
said South right way line of said
Highway; thence North 210 feet
parallel with East line of said
Northeast Quarter of the North-
east Quarter to the point of be-
ginning proper, being 1 acre,
more or less, in the shape of a
square.
More Commonly Known As:
718 Lawrence 412 Rd, Walnut
Ridge, AR 72476.
On November 22, 2013, Billy G.
Williams, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
F i n a n c i a l B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on November 25, 2013,
in Record Book 2013 at Page
10267 in the real estate records
of Lawrence County, Arkansas
and is now held by Wells Fargo
Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 18, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142531f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on December 28,
2004, Tony K Hendricks and
Janet Lynette Hendricks execut-
ed a security instrument convey-
ing certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
Foreclosures
Lawrence Co.
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for
Novastar Mortgage, Inc., its suc-
cessors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded January 14, 2005,
in Book No. 145, at Page 312, in
the real estate records of
Lawrence County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is The Bank of New
York Mellon fka The Bank of New
York, as Successor Trustee for
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A.,
as Trustee for NovaStar Mortgage
Funding Trust, Series 2005-1
NovaStar Home Equity Loan As-
set-Backed Certificates, Series
2005-1, 1661 Worthington Road
Suite 100, West Palm Beach, FL
33409 , (800) 746-2936
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM at the
Lawrence County Courthouse,
Walnut Ridge, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Lawrence
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
All that part of the Southwest
Quarter (SW 1/4) of the Southeast
Quarter (SE 1/4) of Section Eight
(8), Township Sixteen (16) North,
Range Two (2) West, Lawrence
County, Arkansas, more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Northwest
Corner of the said SW 1/4 of the
SE 1/4 of said Section 8, Twp. 16
N, Rge 2 West; thence South
along the West line of said 40,
360 feet to the intersection of the
centerline of Arkansas Hwy. 25 as
now exists to a point; thence N 48
degrees E along said centerline
25.30 feet to the point of
beginning; thence continue N 48
degrees E 157.50 feet to a point;
thence S 44 degrees E 105 feet to
a point; thence S 48 degrees W
157.50 feet to a point; thence N
44 degrees W 105 feet to the
point of beginning, containing .38
acre, more or less. The West 40
feet of the above described
property to be used as right of
way for Arkansas State Hwy 25.
Subject to all other easements or
restrictions of record, if any.
More commonly known as:
2838 Highway 25, Powhatan, AR
72458
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or en-
cumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
340917
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75079528f
Foreclosures - Lee Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 29, 2014,
Pearl Jean Dukes executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as beneficiary, as
nominee for One Reverse Mort-
gage, LLC, its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 13, 2014, in
Book No. 2014, at Page 2144, in
the real estate records of Lee
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Reverse Mortgage
Solutions, Inc., 14405 Walters
Road Suite 200, Houston, TX
77014 , (281) 404-7800
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 12,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Lee County Courthouse, Marian-
na, Arkansas, offer for sale cer-
tain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Lee County,
Arkansas, and being more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Lot Twenty (20) of Hill's Subdi-
vision according to a plat thereof
filed for record on June 3, 1971,
recorded in Plat Book 1, Page 28
of the records of Lee County, Ark.
Subject to Bill of Assurance and
Restrictions dated June 3, 1971,
recorded in Book 245, Page 136
of the records of Lee County, Ar-
kansas, and subject to all ease-
ments as shown on said plat.
More commonly known as:
150 Lee Road 405, Marianna, AR
72360
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
Foreclosures - Lee Co.
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341761
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75107179f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on February 20,
2001, Susan Bradshaw and
Randall Bradshaw executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Jim Walter Home
Loans, Inc; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded March 21, 2001, in
Book No. 361, at Page 240, in the
real estate records of Lee County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank, N.A., as
Trustee, successor in interest to
Wachovia Bank, National Associ-
ation, as Trustee, successor by
merger to First Union National
Bank as Trustee, for Mid-State
Trust X, 332 Minnesota Street
Suite 610, St. Paul, MN
55101-1311 , (800) 643-0202
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 5,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Lee County Courthouse, Marian-
na, Arkansas, offer for sale cer-
tain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Lee County,
Arkansas, and being more partic-
ularly described as follows:
A fractional part of the East Half
(E 1/2) of the Southeast Quarter
(SE 1/4) of Section Thirty-five
(35), Township Three North (T3N),
Range Two East (R2E), being
more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at the
Northeast corner of the East Half
(E 1/2) of the said Southeast
Quarter (SE 1/4); thence run
South 01 deg 55 min 29 sec West
40 feet to the South right-of-way
line of Ark. State Hwy. #121, the
point of beginning of the tract
herein described: Thence run
South 01 deg 55 min 29 sec West
341.68 feet along the East line of
the East Half (E 1/2) of the said
Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) to an
iron pipe stake; thence run North
89 deg 11 min 20 sec West
255.00 feet parallel to the North
line of the East Half (E 1/2) of the
said Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) to
an iron pipe stake; thence run
North 01 deg 55 min 29 sec East
341.65 feet parallel to the East
line of the East Half (E 1/2) of the
said Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) to
an iron pipe stake; thence run
South 89 deg 11 min 20 sec East
255.00 feet along the South
right-of-way line of Ark. State
Hwy. #121 to the point of
beginning, containing 2.0 acres,
more or less.
More commonly known as:
3927 Highway 121 West,
Marianna, AR 72360
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any gov-
ernmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
340467
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75102404f
Foreclosures
Little River Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR AND
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT. ANY INFORMATION GIVEN
MAY BE USED FOR THAT PUR-
POSE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on 12/05/2019, at or about 1:00
PM, the following real property
will be sold at the front door of
the Little River County Court-
house, 351 North Second Street,
Ashdown, Arkansas 71822 to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lots 1 and 2, in Block 60,
Original Town of Ashdown, Little
River County, Arkansas
More Commonly Known As:
331 South 1st Street, Ashdown,
AR 71822.
On 02/10/2010, Sylvia L Sims,
a single woman, executed a
Mortgage in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc. as nominee for Town Square
Financial., which was recorded on
03/02/2010, as Document No.
2010R000441 in the real estate
records of Little River County,
Arkansas, now held by Weststar
Mortgage Corporation. The party
initiating this foreclosure action
Foreclosures
Little River Co.
Mortgage Corporation. The party
initiating this foreclosure action
can be contacted at: Weststar
Mortgage Corporation, 2155 Lou-
isiana Blvd NE, Suite 8000, Al-
buquerque, NM 87110,
1-800-640-0635.
Default by the current owner(s)
of the property has occurred in
the payment of the note, indebt-
edness and trust property se-
cured by said Mortgage, and the
same is now wholly due and ow-
ing to the holder of said debt.
Mortgagee intends to sell the
above trust property to satisfy the
obligation. The default for which
the foreclosure is made occurred
on 04/01/2019.
Tenants may exist that claim
an interest in the real property
described herein.
The undersigned is the Attor-
ney-in-Fact for the Mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent of the Mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
This sale is subject to any re-
quirements and conditions set
forth in any applicable recorded or
unrecorded plat or bill(s) of as-
surance affecting the above real
property; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back lines
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as to the condition of
any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal de-
scription. The purchaser at the
sale shall be solely responsible for
payment of all transfer taxes,
deed revenue stamps and deed
recording fees. In the event of any
discrepancy between the above
legal description and above street
address, the legal description is
controlling as to the property be-
ing foreclosed and sold.
75103373f
Foreclosures - Lonoke Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 21, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Lonoke County Courthouse,
301 North Center Street, Lonoke,
AR 72086 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Lonoke County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 42, Weathering Heights, in
the City of Austin, Lonoke County,
Arkansas
Street Address: 138 Weather-
ing Drive, Austin, AR 72007
WHEREAS on May 19, 2017,
Michael Beer, a single person
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Arvest Bank, which was recorded
on May 24, 2017 as Instrument
Number 2017-05134, in the real
estate records of Lonoke County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Arvest Bank and
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Arvest Mortgage Company,
200 Parkwood Street, Lowell, AR
72745, at Telephone Number
1-800-232-5524; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 9, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
ARVEST BANK
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75088932f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 18, 2019, at or
about 11:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Lonoke County Courthouse,
301 North Center Street, Lonoke,
AR 72086 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Lonoke County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 89, WILLOW LAKE SUBDI-
VISION, TO THE CITY OF WARD,
LONOKE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 81 Willow
Lake, Ward, AR 72176
WHEREAS on December 14,
2009, Michael Holley and Kellie
Holley, husband and wife exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of Ar-
vest Mortgage Company, which
was recorded on December 28,
2009 as Instrument Number Doc#
200914665, in the real estate
Foreclosures - Lonoke Co.
2009 as Instrument Number Doc#
200914665, in the real estate
records of Lonoke County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure is Arvest Bank, Succes-
sor in Interest by Merger to Arvest
Mortgage Company and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Ar-
vest Mortgage Company, 200
Parkwood Street, Lowell, AR
72745, at Telephone Number
1-800-232-5524; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
ARVEST BANK, SUCCESSOR IN
INTEREST BY MERGER TO
ARVEST MORTGAGE COMPANY
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75129770f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On September 28, 2007, Gary
W. Shaw Jr. and Tammy L. Shaw
executed a Mortgage in favor of
JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.,
which was recorded on October
5, 2007, as Instrument No.
200713635 in the real property
records of Lonoke County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: JPMorgan Chase Bank,
National Association, Attn: Cor-
respondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, December 5,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Lonoke County
Courthouse, 301 North Center St.,
Lonoke, AR 72086, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A tract of land situated in part
of the E 1/2 of the SW 1/4 of
Section 10, T3N, R9W, Lonoke
County, Arkansas, being more
particularly described as follows:
Commence at the SE corner of the
SW 1/4 of Section 10, T3N, R9W;
thence South 89 degrees 43
minutes 06 seconds West 976.04
feet to the point of beginning;
thence continuing South 89 de-
grees 43 minutes 06 seconds
West along centerline of a County
Road 316.46 feet; thence North 0
degrees 32 minutes 03 seconds
West 330.83 feet; thence North
89 degrees 48 minutes 06 sec-
onds East 318.12 feet; thence S 0
degrees 13 minutes East 330.82
feet to the Point of Beginning.
More commonly known as
1998 Forbus Road, Lonoke, AR
72086.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 24th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75100737f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 5, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Lonoke
County Courthouse, 301 North
Center St., Lonoke, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
Foreclosures - Lonoke Co.
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A tract of land situated in part
of the Northwest Quarter (NW 1/4)
of Section Five (5), Township
Three (3) North, Range Nine (9)
West, Lonoke County, Arkansas,
being more particularly described
as follows: Commencing at the
Northeast corner of the North-
west Quarter (NW 1/4) of Section
Five (5), Township Three (3)
North, Range Nine (9) West;
thence South 654.0 feet; thence
South 73 degrees 11 minutes
West, 817.24 feet; thence South
00 degrees 05 minutes West,
119.15 feet; thence South 89
degrees 51 minutes West, 326.7
feet for the point of beginning;
thence continue South 89 de-
grees 51 minutes West, 163.35
feet; thence South 00 degrees 05
minutes West, 400 feet; thence
North 89 degrees 51 minutes
East, 163.35 feet; thence North
00 degrees 05 minutes East,
400.0 feet to the point of begin-
ning.
More Commonly Known As: 35
Woodland Dr, Cabot, AR 72023.
On February 12, 2018, Joshua
Johnston and Lucy Johnston,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Freedom Mortgage
Corporation
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on March 14, 2018, as
Instrument No. 2018-02335 in the
real estate records of Lonoke
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Freedom Mortgage Corpora-
tion.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 907 Pleasant Valley
Avenue, Mount Laurel, New Jer-
sey 08054, Phone (855)
211-6039.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 20, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142528f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, November 21, 2019,
at or about 3:30 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Lonoke
County Courthouse, 301 North
Center St., Lonoke, Arkansas, or
the sale will be held in the place
at said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 8, Brookridge Estates,
Lonoke County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
395 Katie Lane, Austin, AR
72007.
On March 14, 2013, Jason R.
Gwynne, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
Arkansas Mortgage Company
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on March 20, 2013, as
Instrument No. 201303393 in the
real estate records of Lonoke
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 11, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127034f
Foreclosures - Madison Co.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 12, 2019, at or
about 12:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Madison County Court-
house, 201 West Main Street,
Huntsville, AR 72740 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE

Foreclosures - Madison Co.
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Deed of Trust is
located in Madison County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Part or the Northwest Quarter
of the Northeast Quarter (NW1/4
NE1/4) of Section Ten (10) in
Township Sixteen (16) North of
Range Twenty--seven (27) West,
described as commencing at the
northwest corner of said North-
west Quarter of the Northeast
Quarter (NW 1/4 NE1/4), thence
south two hundred thirty (230)
feet for a point of beginning;
thence east four hundred seven-
ty--six (476) feet, thence south
two hundred thirty (230) feet;
thence west four hundred seven-
ty--six (476) feet to the west line
of said Northwest Quarter of the
Northeast Quarter (NW1/4 NE1/4),
thence north two hundred thirty
(230) feet to the point of begin-
ning containing 2.51 acres, more
or less; and being then same land
as conveyed in warranty deed
recorded in Book 175 at Page 323
land records of Madison County,
Arkansas.
Together with that certain
2 0 0 9 B O N H A M
38PNH28564BH09 mobile home
with Vehicle Identification Num-
ber(s): CSS010649TXAB
Street Address: 266 Madison
7645, Huntsville, AR 72740
WHEREAS on August 18, 2009,
Anna M. Stines and Jeremy L.
Stines (A Married Couple)exe-
cuted a Deed of Trust to Peter
Heister, as Trustee for the benefit
of Vanderbilt Mortgage and Fi-
nance, Inc., which was recorded
on September 3, 2009 as Instru-
ment Number L200902346, in the
real estate records of Madison
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Vanderbilt
Mortgage and Finance, Inc. and
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC., P.O. BOX 9800,
MARYVILLE, TN 37802, at Tele-
phone Number 865-380-3000;
and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the beneficiary as
substitute Trustee in the place of
the original Trustee or any other
substituted trustee, upon the
contingency and in the manner
authorized by said beneficiary;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 09, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC.
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75115196f
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Miller County Courthouse,
400 Laurel Street, Texarkana, AR
71854 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Miller County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
The North 27.5 feet of Lot
Numbered Thirteen (13) and the
South 43.5 feet of Lot Numbered
Fourteen (14) in Block Numbered
Sixteen (16) of PINSON PARK
ADDITION to the City of Texarka-
na, Miller County, Arkansas.
Street Address: 4712 Pinson,
Texarkana, AR 71854
WHEREAS on April 16, 2008,
Bettie S. Morris, a single person
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Guaranty Bond Bank, which was
recorded on April 17, 2008 in
Book 2008, Page 7256, in the re-
al estate records of Miller County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Mortgage has been as-
signed to CARRINGTON MORT-
GAGE SERVICES, LLC, which is
the party initiating foreclosure.
The party initiating foreclosure is
Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC and can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-A, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
Number (800) 790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
SERVICES, LLC
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75088876f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 17, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Miller County Courthouse,
400 Laurel Street, Texarkana, AR
71854 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Miller County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR
PARCEL OF LAND SITUATED IN
AND BEING A PART OF THE
NORTH HALF OF THE NORTH
HALF OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER (N 1/2 N 1/2 NW 1/4)
OF SECTION TWENTY-FOUR (24),
TOWNSHIP SIXTEEN (16) SOUTH,
RANGE TWENTY-SEVEN (27)
WEST, MILLER COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS, AND THE SUBJECT
TRACT BEING MORE PARTICU-
LARLY DESCRIBED BY METES
AND BOUNDS AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT A 1/2 INCH
REINFORCING STEEL ROD SET
FOR CORNER ON THE EAST
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ARKAN-
SAS HIGHWAY NO. 13 AND BEING
SOUTH, 42.63 FEET AND N 88
DEGREES 53 MINUTES 35 SEC-
ONDS E, 28.39 FEET FROM THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEC-
TION TWENTY-FOUR (24),
TOWNSHIP SIXTEEN (16) SOUTH,
RANGE TWENTY-SEVEN (27)
WEST, MILLER COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS; THENCE: SOUTH 00
DEGREES 05 MINUTES 32 SEC-
ONDS W, 285.20 FEET WITH THE
EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF
ARKANSAS HIGHWAY NO. 13 TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER AND BE-
ING THE POINT OF BEGINNING
FOR THE HEREIN DESCRIBED
TRACT OR LAND; THENCE: SOUTH
89 DEGREES 54 MINUTES 28
SECONDS E, 146.73 FEET TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS E, 60.44 FEET TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS E, 50.00 FEET TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS W, 50.00 FEET TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS E, 194.85 FEET TO
A 1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 05 MINUTES
32 SECONDS W, 147.49 FEET TO
A 1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
SOUTH 88 DEGREES 54 MINUTES
00 SECONDS W, 244.65 FEET TO
A 1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
NORTH 00 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS E, 99.30 FEET TO A
1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; THENCE:
NORTH 90 DEGREES 00 MINUTES
00 SECONDS W, 146.80 FEET TO
A 1/2 INCH REINFORCING STEEL
ROD SET FOR CORNER; IN THE
EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF
ARKANSAS HIGHWAY NO. 13;
THENCE: NORTH 00 DEGREES 05
MINUTES 32 SECONDS E, 42.68
FEET WITH THE EAST RIGHT-
OF-WAY LINE OF ARKANSAS
HIGHWAY NO. 13 TO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING AND CONTAINING
1.04 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR
LESS.
Street Address: 553 Miller
County 13, Fouke, AR 71837
WHEREAS on May 29, 2014,
Todd A. McDonald, Married, and
Ellen M. McDonald, Married
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Green Tree Servicing LLC, which
was recorded on August 6, 2014
as Instrument Number
2014R006770, in the real estate
records of Miller County, Arkan-
sas. The beneficial interest of
said Mortgage has been assigned
to The Bank of New York Mellon,
f/k/a The Bank of New York, as
trustee for Mid-State Capital Trust
2010-1, which is the party
initiating foreclosure. The party
initiating foreclosure is The Bank
of New York Mellon, as Indenture
Trustee, for Mid-State Capital
Corporation 2010-1 Trust and can
be contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
DITECH FINANCIAL LLC fka
GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC,
7360 SOUTH KYRENE RD, TEMPE,
AZ 85283, at Telephone Number
877-337-4141; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
accept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this October
8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR THE
BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON, AS
INDENTURE TRUSTEE, FOR
MID-STATE CAPITAL
CORPORATION 2010-1 TRUST
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75115790f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 30, 2007, Tracy
Lynn Dixon and Karen Diane
Dixon executed a Mortgage in
favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,
AS MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE
FOR HOMECOMINGS FINANCIAL,
LLC (F/K/A HOMECOMINGS FI-
NANCIAL NETWORK, INC), ITS
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
LLC (F/K/A HOMECOMINGS FI-
NANCIAL NETWORK, INC), ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on February
8, 2007, in Book 2007, Page
3009 in the real property records
of Miller County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Oc-
wen Loan Servicing, LLC, Attn:
Research Department, P.O. Box
24736, West Palm Beach, FL
33416-4736, at Telephone No.
1.800.746.2936; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 10,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Miller County
Courthouse, 400 Laurel St., Tex-
arkana, AR 71854, to the highest
bidder for cash:
The North 114.1 feet of Lot 117
and the South 183.4 feet of Lot
118 of the partial revision of
Wooten`s Subdivision, Lakewood
Section and Orchard Hills Section
of Blocks 3,4 and 5 of Wooten`s
Second Subdivision, part of the
West Half of the Section 25,
Township 15 South, Range 28
West of the Fifth Principal Merid-
ian.
More commonly known as 629
Manor Way Road, Texarkana, AR
71854.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 3rd day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for
DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST
COMPANY AMERICAS, AS
TRUSTEE FOR RESIDENTIAL
ACCREDIT LOANS, INC.,
MORTGAGE ASSET-BACKED
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES,
SERIES 2007-QS4
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112373f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 20, 2005,
Ruby A Shoals executed a secu-
rity instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for WR Starkey Mort-
gage, L.L.P., its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 28, 2005, in
Book No. 2005, at Page 12677, in
the real estate records of Miller
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank National
Association, as Trustee Citigroup
Mortgage Loan Trust Inc., Mort-
gage Pass-Through Certificates,
Series 2005-8, 3232 Newmark
Drive , Miamisburg, OH 45342 ,
(888) 224-4702
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 17,
2019, at or about 12:45 PM at the
Miller County Courthouse, Tex-
arkana, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Miller
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
LOT NUMBERED SEVEN (7) IN
BLOCK NUMBERED SIX (6) OF
KELLEY AND BRAMBLE'S ADDI-
TION TO THE CITY OF TEXARKA-
NA, MILLER COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
1202 Pecan Street, Texarkana, AR
71854
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342180
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75114748f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on December 14,
2012, John C Goodson and
Courtney R Henry-Goodson exe-
cuted a security instrument con-
veying certain property therein
described to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for
Guaranty Bond Bank, N.A., its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded December 20,
2012, Document No.
2012R012821, in the real estate
records of Miller County, Arkan-
sas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 26,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Miller County Courthouse, Tex-
arkana, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Miller
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot Numbered Nine (9) of
SUGAR CREEK, a subdivision to
the City of Texarkana, Miller
County, Arkansas, being a subdi-
vision of a part of the NE-1/4 of
the NW-1/4 of Section 4, Town-
ship 15 South, Range 28 West,
Miller County, Arkansas, accord-
ing to the map or plat thereof re-
corded in Volume 179-3 Page
218, Plat Records of Miller Coun-
ty, Arkansas. AND Lots Num-
bered Ten (10) and Eleven (11) of
SUGAR CREEK, a subdivision to
the City of Texarkana, Miller
County, Arkansas, being a subdi-
vision of a part of the NE 1/4 of
the NW 1/4 of Section 4, T. 15 S.,
R. 28 W., Miller County, Arkansas,
according to the map or plat
thereof recorded in Volume
179-3, Page 218 of the Plat
Records of Miller County, Arkan-
sas.
More commonly known as:
3613 Wuthering Heights Pl, Tex-
arkana, AR 71854
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342268
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097444f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 10, 2011,
Justin Purifoy executed a security
instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for Guaranty Bond Bank,
a state bank, its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 13, 2011,
Document No. 2011R004621, in
the real estate records of Miller
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
NW Grand Boulevard , Oklahoma
City, OK 73118-6077 , (405)
947-3232
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 17,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Miller County Courthouse, Tex-
arkana, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Miller
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot Numbered Two (2) WHIT-
SON SUBDIVISION, to the City of
Texarkana, Miller County, Arkan-
sas, according to the map or plat
thereof recorded in Volume
179-4, Page 74 of the Plat
Records of Miller County, Arkan-
sas.
More commonly known as:
304 East 41st Street, Texarkana,
AR 71854
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
304 East 41st Street, Texarkana,
AR 71854
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342275
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75122315f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 12, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Miller
County Courthouse, 412 Laurel
St., Texarkana, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Numbered One (1), in
Fairfield Addition to the City of
Texarkana, Arkansas according to
the map or plat of said addition
recorded in Volume 179, Page
118 of the Plat Records of Miller
County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
3502 Fairfield Dr, Texarkana, AR
71854-2432.
On November 25, 2017, Am-
ber M. Avila and Michael J. Avila,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on December 1, 2017,
as Instrument No. 2017R007486
in the real estate records of Miller
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: August 28, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/13/2019; 10/20/2019;
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142626f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Miller
County Courthouse, 412 Laurel
St., Texarkana, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Numbered Eleven (11),
Block Numbered Three (3), T.A.
Bryant`s Addition, Texarkana,
Miller County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
2322 Laurel St, Texarkana, AR
71854-3154.
On September 20, 2017, Don
W. Draper, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for
Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on September 29, 2017,
as Instrument No. 2017R006171
in the real estate records of Miller
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
Foreclosures - Miller Co.
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 1, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142492f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Miller
County Courthouse, 412 Laurel
St., Texarkana, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lots Numbered One (1) and
Two (2) in Block Numbered Six (6)
of WEBBER PLACE FIRST ADDI-
TION, to the City of Texarkana,
Miller County, Arkansas, accord-
ing to the map or plat thereof re-
corded in Volume "WW", Page
234 of the Deed Records of Miller
County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
2615 Garland, Texarkana, AR
71854.
On February 9, 1996, Terri A.
Baird Barker and Justin R. Barker,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Texarkana National
Mortgage Company, Inc., which
was recorded on February 13,
1996, in Record Book M640 at
Page 641 in the real estate
records of Miller County, Arkan-
sas and is now held by New Res-
idential Mortgage, LLC.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Shellpoint Mortgage
Servicing, 55 Beattie Place, Suite
100, Greenville, SC 29601-2743,
Phone (864) 312-4704.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 17, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127101f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on October 31,
2014, Kara Morrow and Jason W
Morrow executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Mort-
gage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for State Bank of De
Kalb, a State Bank, its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded November 5, 2014,
Document No. 2014R009281, in
the real estate records of Miller
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Rushmore Loan
Management Services LLC,
15480 Laguna Canyon Road,
Suite 100 , Irvine, CA 92618 ,
(888) 699-5600
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 10,
2019, at or about 12:45 PM at the
Miller County Courthouse, Tex-
arkana, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Miller
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot Numbered Five (5) and the
East twenty feet (20') of Lot
Numbered Four (4) in Block
Numbered Two (2) of HERMITAGE
PLACE, an Addition to the City of
Texarkana, Miller County, Arkan-
sas, according to the map or plat
of record in Volume 179, Page 36,
Plat Records of Miller County,
Arkansas
More commonly known as:
12n Hermitage Drive, Texarkana,
AR 71854
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
● ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● 17F
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THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342232
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75113505f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On June 7, 2013, Stephen L.
Harvey executed a Deed of Trust
in favor of Chicago Title Insur-
ance Company, as Trustee for
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
AMERICAN ADVISORS GROUP, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on Novem-
ber 12, 2013, as Instrument No.
2013R010545 in the real proper-
ty records of Miller County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: American Advisors
Group, P.O. Box 40724, Lansing,
MI 48901, at Telephone No.
866-654-0020; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 10,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Miller County
Courthouse, 400 Laurel St., Tex-
arkana, AR 71854, to the highest
bidder for cash:
The land referred to herein be-
low is situated in the County of
Miller, State of Arkansas, and is
described as follows:
Lot numbered Three (3) in
Block numbered Two (2) of
Meadowview Addition to the City
of Texarkana, Miller County, Ar-
kansas per plat recorded in Vol-
ume 179, Page 119, Plat records
of Miller County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 63
Meadowview Drive, Texarkana,
AR 71854.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 25th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for AMERI-
CAN ADVISORS GROUP
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75100717f
Foreclosures
Mississippi Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Mississippi County Court-
house, 200 West Walnut,
Blytheville, AR 72315 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Mississippi (Chickasaw-
ba District) County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
The East 90 feet of Lot 20 and
the West 10 feet of Lot 19, Block
"A", Armorel Estates to Missis-
sippi County, Arkansas.
Street Address: 319 East Del-
ta Road, Blytheville, AR 72315
WHEREAS on September 25,
2006, Josh Hurley and Kara Hur-
ley, husband and wife executed a
Mortgage in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as nominee for Cimarron
Mortgage Company dba The
Mortgage Warehouse, which was
recorded on September 27, 2006
in Book 2012, Page 182, in the
real estate records of Mississippi
(Chickasawba District) County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Mortgage has been as-
signed to Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
as Trustee, for Carrington Mort-
gage Loan Trust, Series
2007-RFC1, Asset-Backed
Pass-Through Certificates, which
is the party initiating foreclosure.
The party initiating foreclosure is
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., as
Trustee for Carrington Mortgage
Loan Trust, Series 2007-RFC1,
Asset-Backed Pass-Through
Certificates and can be contacted
at or in care of its servicer initiat-
ing foreclosure at: Carrington
Mortgage Services, LLC, 1600
South Douglass Road, Suite
200-A, Anaheim, CA 92806, at
Telephone Number (800)
790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
Foreclosures
Mississippi Co.
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 19, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS
TRUSTEE FOR CARRINGTON
MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST, SERIES
2007-RFC1, ASSET-BACKED
PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75097302f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 6, 2010, Christi
Lynn Kemp executed a Mortgage
in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC., AS MORTGAGEE, AS NOM-
INEE FOR FIRST SECURITY BANK,
ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on Decem-
ber 14, 2010, in Book 2010, Page
6656 in the real property records
of Mississippi (Osceola) County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, Attn:
Correspondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 12:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Mississippi County
Courthouse, 200 W. Hale, Osceo-
la, AR 72370, to the highest bid-
der for cash:
That part of Lot No. 11 in Block
"H" of the Watson Subdivision to
the City of Osceola, Arkansas,
described as follows, to-wit: Be-
ginning at the Northeast Corner of
said Lot No. 11, running thence
West 80 feet, thence Southeast-
wardly to a point on the South line
of said Lot No. 11, which is 54
feet West to Southeast corner of
said lot, thence East along said
South line 54 feet to Southeast
Corner of said Lot, thence North
200 feet to the point of beginning.
More commonly known as
1117 North Drive, Osceola, AR
72370.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75094628f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on January 26,
2004, Deborah S Hauer executed
a security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to First Horizon Home
Loan Corporation D/B/A First
Tennessee Home Loans; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded February 6, 2004,
in Book No. B-73, at Page 891, in
the real estate records of Missis-
sippi (Osceola) County, Arkansas;
and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
Foreclosures
Mississippi Co.
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is MidFirst Bank, 999
NW Grand Boulevard , Oklahoma
City, OK 73118-6077 , (405)
947-3232
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 9,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
Mississippi (Osceola) County
Courthouse, Osceola, Arkansas,
offer for sale certain property
hereinafter described to the
highest bidder for cash, free from
the statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Mississippi (Osceola) Coun-
ty, Arkansas, and being more
particularly described as follows:
Tract 1: A lot in the
NW1/4SW1/4, Section 5,
Township 13 North, Range 8 East,
Mississippi County, Arkansas,
beginning at a point 942 feet East
of the West Quarter Corner of
Section 5, point being on the
centerline of an East/West road
and being North 34 degrees 25
minutes 44 seconds West
3088.85 feet of the South Quarter
Corner, thence South 2 degrees
14 minutes 41 seconds West
195.00 feet; thence South 89
degrees 22 minutes 44 seconds
East 246.00 feet; thence North 1
degree 39 minutes 25 seconds
East 195.00 feet; thence North 89
degrees 23 minutes 23 seconds
West with the center line of road,
244.00 feet to the point of
beginning, containing 1.10 acres,
more or less. Tract 2: A parcel of
land in the NW1/4SW1/4, Section
5, Township 13 North, Range 8
East, Mississippi County,
Arkansas, commencing at a point
942 feet East of the West Quarter
Corner of Section 5, point being
on the centerline of an East/West
road and being North 34 degrees
25 minutes 44 seconds West
3088.85 feet of the South Quarter
Corner; Thence South 2 degrees
14 minutes 41 seconds West 195
to the point of beginning; thence
South 1 degrees 43 minutes 30
seconds West, 26.25 feet; thence
South 88 degrees 49 minutes 58
seconds East 246.00 feet; thence
North 1 degree 39 minutes 25
seconds East 28.60 feet; thence
North 89 degrees 22 minutes 44
seconds West 246.00 feet to the
point of beginning, containing
0.15 acres, more or less.
More commonly known as:
5219 West County Road 522,
Manila, AR 72442
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
342064
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75097439f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 15,
2003, Mazella Smith executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
beneficiary, United Wholesale
Mortgage, its successors and as-
signs; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded September 16,
2003, in Book No. 2004, at Page
8463, in the real estate records of
Mississippi (Blytheville-Chick-
asawba) County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Ditech Financial LLC,
332 Minnesota Street Suite 610,
St. Paul, MN 55101-1311 , (800)
643-0202
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
Mississippi (Blytheville-Chick-
asawba) County Courthouse,
Blytheville, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Mississippi
(Blytheville-Chickasawba) County,
Arkansas, and being more partic-
ularly described as follows:
Lot One (1), Block Seven (7),
Elliott Addition to the City of
Blytheville, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
1701 Jackson Street, Blytheville,
AR 72315
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341551
18F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures
Mississippi Co.
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341551
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75092591f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 22,
2009, John H Johnson and Eliz-
abeth Johnson executed a secu-
rity instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Walter Mortgage Company, LLC;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 27, 2009,
in Book No. 2018, at Page 4664,
in the real estate records of Mis-
sissippi (Blytheville-Chickasawba)
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank, N.A., as
Trustee, successor in interest to
Wachovia Bank, National Associ-
ation, as Trustee, successor by
merger to First Union National
Bank as Trustee, for Mid-State
Trust VIII, 332 Minnesota Street
Suite 610, St. Paul, MN
55101-1311 , (800) 643-0202
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 12,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Mississippi (Blytheville-Chick-
asawba) County Courthouse,
Blytheville, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Mississippi
(Blytheville-Chickasawba) County,
Arkansas, and being more partic-
ularly described as follows:
LOT THREE (3), BLOCK FIF-
TEEN (15), EDWIN ROBINSON
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
BLYTHEVILLE, MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
1709 Sales Street, Blytheville, AR
72315
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 335480
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75108150f
Foreclosures - Monroe Co. TENTION TO SELL
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION. IF YOUR
PROPERTY IS SOLD, YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that on November 14,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM, the
following real property will be sold
at the Monroe County Courthouse
in Clarendon, Arkansas, to the
highest bidder for cash: LOTS 6
AND 7, DEEN`S SUBDIVISION OF A
PART OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF SECTION 23,
TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE 2
WEST, MONROE COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS, SITUATED IN THE CITY
OF BRINKLEY, MONROE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. More commonly
known as: 1701 S GRAND AVE,
BRINKLEY, AR 72021 On May 12,
2016, LIMON WILLIAMS, A MAR-
RIED MAN AND JESSICA B WIL-
LIAMS, HIS WIFE, executed a
Mortgage in favor of MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., SOLELY AS
NOMINEE FOR QUICKEN LOAN
INC., which was recorded May 16,
2016, in Book 2016, at Page
1129, in the office of the Ex-offi-
cio recorder of Monroe County,
Arkansas. The aforesaid Mort-
gage was signed by Limon Wil-
liams individually and as Attor-
ney-in-Fact for Jessica B
Williams. Default has occurred in
the payment of said indebted-
ness, and is now wholly due. The
loan is now in default. Tenants of
the property may claim an inter-
est in the real property herein.
The sale will extinguish all inter-
ests in any part of the property,
including existing lienholders,
previous owners of the property,
or tenants. Any purchaser at the
sale shall pay a Trustee's fee in
addition to its bid. The terms of
the call are certified funds paid at
the conclusion of the sale or wir-
ing of funds within twenty-four
hours of the sale. All transfer
taxes will be the responsibility of
the purchaser. The party initiat-
ing this action is Quicken Loans
Inc., 1050 Woodward Ave, Detroit,
MI 48226, 800-226-6308.
MARINOSCI LAW GROUP, P.C.
1405 N. Pierce, Suite 306 Little
Rock, AR 72207 Telephone: (501)
663-6200 This instrument pre-
pared by: Kevin Rogers
Arkansas Bar Number 2012031
Marinosci Law Group, P.C. 1405
North Pierce, Suite 306 Little
Rock, Arkansas 72207 (501)
663-6200 Kevin Rogers Attorney
at Law Attorney-in-Fact for
Quicken Loans Inc. 19-08166
75131364f
Foreclosures
Montgomery Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
Foreclosures
Montgomery Co.
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 4,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Montgomery County Courthouse,
105 Hwy. 270 E, Mount Ida, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Part of the NW 1/4 NE 1/4,
Section 32, Township 2 South,
Range 24 West, Montgomery
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: Begin-
ning at a set rebar with cap on the
West line of the NW NE which is
North 1 degree 07 minutes 40
seconds East 189.1 feet from the
Southwest Corner of the NW 1/4
NE 1/4; thence continuing along
said West line North 1 degree 07
minutes 40 seconds East 357.6
feet to a set rebar with cap;
thence continuing North 1 degree
07 minutes 40 seconds East
247.7 feet to a set rebar with cap;
thence running South 66 degrees
03 minutes 40 seconds East
464.2 feet to a set spike nail in
the center of Old Rob Road;
thence running South 0 degree 11
minutes 10 seconds East 123.3
feet to a set rebar with cap;
thence running South 27 degrees
24 minutes 40 seconds West 73.1
feet to a set rebar with cap;
thence running South 11 degrees
04 minutes East 125.7 feet to a
set rebar with cap; thence run-
ning South 76 degrees 09 min-
utes 40 seconds West 439.8 feet
to the point and place of begin-
ning. Containing 4.44 acres to-
gether with access from Old Rob
Road as now located at the most
Northeasterly Corner of the here-
in described property (road hav-
ing an easement 20 foot either
side of the centerline) and all
other matters of record. Accord-
ing to a survey by Robert W.
Zickwolf dated June 6, 2005.
More Commonly Known As: 42
Old Rob Rd, Mount Ida, AR
71957-8290.
On March 27, 2017, Jack R.
Cedar and Diane Q. Cedar, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on April 10, 2017, as
Instrument No. 17R00483 in the
real estate records of Montgom-
ery County, Arkansas and is now
held by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 1, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/03/2019; 11/10/2019;
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75134402f
Foreclosures
Ouachita Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 7, 2018,
Koyama Carter Brown executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for
Quicken Loans, Inc., its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 8, 2018, in
Book No. M402, at Page 00468,
in the real estate records of
Ouachita County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Quicken Loans Inc.,
635 Woodward Avenue , Detroit,
MI 48226 , (800) 466-6480
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 2,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Ouachita County Courthouse,
Camden, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Ouachita
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land situate in the County of
Ouachita, State of Arkansas, and
being more particularly described
as follows: Beginning at a point
on North side of Pace City High-
way, where the East line of NW
1/4 of NW 1/4 of Section 32,
Township 15 South, Range 18
West, crosses said Highway, run-
ning North 140 yards, thence
West 70 yards, thence South to
Pace City Highway, thence East to
point of beginning, containing 2
acres, more or less, all being in
NW 1/4 NW 1/4 of Section 32,
Township 15 South, Range 18
West.
More commonly known as:
1758 Ouachita 2, Stephens, AR
71764
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures
Ouachita Co.
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 342390
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75102429f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on September 25,
2006, Amy R Watson executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
nominee for Century 21 (R)
Mortgage (SM), its successors
and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 6, 2006, in
Book No. M183, at Page 464, in
the real estate records of Oua-
chita County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PHH Mortgage Cor-
poration, 1661 Worthington Road
Suite 100, West Palm Beach, FL
33409 , (800) 746-2936
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 2,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Ouachita County Courthouse,
Camden, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Ouachita
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
All that certain parcel of land
situate in the County of Ouachita,
State of Arkansas, being known
and designated as follows: A
portion of Plot B of the W. H.
Fearing Estate Partition and
Subdivision of lands in Section 3,
Township 14 South, Range 17
West, according to plat shown of
record in Book 95; Pages 32-33
of the deed records of Ouachita
County, Arkansas, and described
as follows: Commencing at the
Northwest corner of Plot J of the
above mentioned plat and running
Northwesterly along a line
perpendicular to the Westerly
boundary line of said Plot J (said
line being Southerly line of Tate
Street) a distance of 520 feet to
the point of beginning for the lot
herein conveyed, thence continue
Northwesterly along a line per-
pendicular to the Westerly
boundary line of said Plot J a
distance of 75 feet; thence
Southwesterly parallel to Wester-
ly boundary line of said Plot J a
distance of 150 feet, thence
Southeasterly perpendicular to
West boundary line of said Plot J
a distance of 75 feet, thence
Northeasterly perpendicular to
Wilson Street, a distance of 150
feet to the point of beginning of
the land herein conveyed.
More commonly known as:
587 Tate Street, Camden, AR
71701
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
213301
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75105531f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On April 15, 2014, Dale Rich-
ard Bowen and Frances I Bowen
executed a Deed of Trust in favor
of First Arkansas Financial, Inc.,
as Trustee for MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS BENEFICIARY,
AS NOMINEE FOR FIRST ARKAN-
SAS FINANCIAL, INC., ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, which
was recorded on April 17, 2014,
in Book M340, Page 00030 in the
real property records of Ouachita
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: NEX-
BANK SSB, 1 Corporate Center
Drive, Suite 360, Lake Zurich, IL
60047, at Telephone No.
1.800.669.0340; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 11:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
Foreclosures
Ouachita Co.
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Ouachita County
Courthouse, 145 Jefferson St.
SW, Camden, AR 71701, to the
highest bidder for cash:
All that certain lot or parcel of
land situate in the County of
Ouachita, State of Arkansas, and
being more particularly ade-
scribed as follows:
Lot Seven (7) in Block A of
Bowers and Eriksen Subdivision
to the City of Camden, Ouachita
County, Arkansas, as shown by
plat of said subdivision recorded
in the records of Ouachita County,
Arkansas.
More commonly known as
1351 Harper Ave, Camden, AR
71701.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 2nd day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for
NEXBANK SSB
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75115810f
75115813f
Foreclosures - Perry Co.
AMENDED
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 30, 2008,
Jason Cook and Tammy Elaine
Demaio executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to CIS Fi-
nancial Services, Inc.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded June 6, 2008,
Document No. 033640, in the re-
al estate records of Perry County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, a Notice of Default
was recorded August 12, 2019,
Document No. 056842 in the real
estate records of Perry County,
Arkansas which is now being
amended; and
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Selene Finance, LP,
9990 Richmond Avenue, Suite
400 , Houston, TX 77042,
(877)735-3637; and
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or Trustee, by virtue
of the power, duty, and authority
vested in and imposed it, will, on
November 26, 2019, at or about
11:00 AM at the Perry County
Courthouse, Perryville, Arkansas,
offer for sale certain property
hereinafter described to the
highest bidder for cash, free from
the statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Perry County, Arkansas, and
being more particularly described
as follows:
A part of the SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of
Section 20, T5N, R16W, Perry
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
beginning at the Southwest cor-
ner of the SE 1/4 NE 1/4; thence
North 01 degrees 01 minutes 40
seconds East, 176.62 feet; thence
South 88 degrees 25 minutes 32
seconds East, 145.50 feet to the
West right of way of Stony Point
Road; thence South 14 degrees
16 minutes 42 seconds West,
along the West right of way,
181.05 feet to the South line of
the SE 1/4 NE 1/4; thence leaving
said right of way, North 88 de-
grees 25 minutes 32 seconds
West, 104.00 feet to the point of
beginning.
More commonly known as:
2004 a/k/a 2014 Stony Point
Road, Houston, AR 72070
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 328418
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
75129711f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
Foreclosures - Perry Co.
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 20, 2019, at or
about 11:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Perry County Courthouse,
310 West Main Street, Perryville,
AR 72126 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Perry County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot No. 13 Arkansas River
Tract, as shown by the recorded
plat as recorded in plat book 1,
page 143, records of Perry Coun-
ty, Arkansas.
Street Address: 1453 Stony
Point Road, Houston, AR 72070
WHEREAS on December 11,
2007, Dustin Dotson, a single
man executed a Mortgage in fa-
vor of JPMorgan Chase Bank,
N.A., which was recorded on
December 27, 2007 as Instru-
ment Number 032512, in the real
estate records of Perry County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Mortgage has been as-
signed to Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, which is the party
initiating foreclosure. The party
initiating foreclosure is Car-
rington Mortgage Services, LLC
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-A, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
Number (800) 790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 13, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
SERVICES, LLC
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75099787f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on October 26,
2007, Jerrid H Lively and Ruth
Ann Lively executed a security
instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc. as mortgagee,
nominee for First Security Bank,
its successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded November 1, 2007,
Document No. 032166, and
modified on November 30, 2018,
Document No. 055555 in the real
estate records of Perry County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, 3415
Vision Drive , Columbus, OH
43219 , (866) 550-5705
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 3,
2019, at or about 1:30 PM at the
Perry County Courthouse, Per-
ryville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Perry
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
A part of tract 2 of Camp Acres
, Perry County, Arkansas, de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at
the Northeast corner of tract 2
running South a distance of 100
feet; thence West a distance of 50
feet; thence North a distance of
100 feet; thence East a distance
of 50 feet to the point of the be-
ginning.
More commonly known as: 9
Rush Drive, Houston, AR 72070
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 209845
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75100315f
Foreclosures - Perry Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on March 4, 2014,
Rodney Collins and Christina
Collins executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Mort-
gage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Centennial Bank, its successors
and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded March 5, 2014,
Document No. 046258, in the re-
al estate records of Perry County,
Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Branch Banking &
Trust Company, 111 Millport Cir-
cle , Greenville, SC 29607 , (800)
827-3722
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 25,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM at the
Perry County Courthouse, Per-
ryville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Perry
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
PART OF THE NORTH ONE
HALF (1/2) OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER (1/4) OF SECTION 34,
TOWNSHIP 05 NORTH, RANGE 15
WEST, PERRY COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT A
FOUND THREE EIGHTS (3/8) INCH
REBAR USED FOR THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE
NORTHWEST QUARTER (1/4) OF
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER (1/4)
OF SAID SECTION 34; THENCE
SOUTH 89 DEGREES 34 MINUTES
17 SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE
NORTH LINE OF THE NORTH ONE
HALF (1/2) OF SAID SECTION 34,
255.00 FEET TO A FOUND ONE
HALF (1/2) INCH REBAR AND THE
POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE
CONTINUE SOUTH 89 DEGREES
34 MINUTES 17 SECONDS EAST
175.52 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 33 MINUTES
36 SECONDS WEST 50.00 FEET
TO A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 34 MINUTES 17
SECONDS EAST 577.84 FEET TO
A POINT; THENCE SOUTH 00
DEGREES 26 MINUTES 39
SECONDS WEST 459.29 FEET TO
A FOUND ONE HALF (1/2) INCH
REBAR; THENCE NORTH 89
DEGREES 02 MINUTES 38
SECONDS WEST 754.31 FEET TO
A FOUND ONE HALF (1/2) INCH
REBAR; THENCE NORTH 00
DEGREES 33 MINUTES 36
SECONDS EAST 502.32 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUB-
JECT TO RIGHT OF WAY FOR
BREEZEWOOD ROAD ALONG THE
NORTH SIDE.
More commonly known as:
522 Breezewood Road, Bigelow,
AR 72016
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, or setback lines that may
be applicable; any statutory rights
of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTI-
TY PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
336895
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75084554f
Foreclosures - Poinsett Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 25, 2002, Cindy R.
Moye and Berry S. Moye execut-
ed a Mortgage in favor of CHASE
MANHATTAN MORTGAGE COR-
PORATION, which was recorded
on February 4, 2002, as Instru-
ment No. 02-0507 in the real
property records of Poinsett
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: JPMor-
gan Chase Bank, National Asso-
ciation, Attn: Correspondence
Mail, Mail Code LA4-555, 700
Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA 71203,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, December 5,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the Main Entrance
of the Poinsett County Court-
house, 401 Market Street, Har-
risburg, AR 72432, to the highest
bidder for cash:
THE FOLLOWING LANDS LYING
IN THE COUNTY OF POINSETT
AND STATE OF ARKANSAS, TO-
WIT:
PART OF THE NORTH HALF OF
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 12
NORTH, RANGE 5 EAST, MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS,
BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF THE NORTH HALF OF
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF
THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
SECTION 10; THENCE NORTH 40
FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
NING PROPER, THENCE CONTIN-
UE NORTH 120 FEET, THENCE
235 FEET, THENCE SOUTH 120
FEET; THENCE EAST 235 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING
Foreclosures - Poinsett Co.
FEET; THENCE EAST 235 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING
PROPER.
More commonly known as 805
Pecan Grove Road, Trumann, AR
72472.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 6th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75086834f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 27, 2003,
Charles R Mettler, Jr and Char-
lotte K Mettler executed a securi-
ty instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as beneficiary, as
nominee for Pulaski Mortgage
Company, its successors and as-
signs; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 29, 2003,
Document No. 03-2283, in the
real estate records of Poinsett
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Poinsett County Courthouse,
Harrisburg, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Poinsett
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
The East Half of Lot 12, All of
Lot 13 and the West 56 feet of Lot
14 of L.A. and Maggie Hitter's
Second Addition to the City of
Tyronza, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
189 Oak Street, Tyronza, AR
72386-9393
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341991
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75079576f
Foreclosures - Polk Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 18, 2018, Kenneth
Lee Young executed a Mortgage
in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC., AS MORTGAGEE, AS NOM-
INEE FOR VILLAGE CAPITAL &
INVESTMENT, LLC, ITS SUCCES-
SORS AND ASSIGNS, which was
recorded on January 25, 2018, in
Book 2018, Page 628 in the real
property records of Polk County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Village Capital &
Investment, LLC, 1 Corporate
Center Drive, Suite 360, Lake
Zurich, IL 60047, at Telephone
No. 1.800.669.0340; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
Foreclosures - Polk Co.
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 11:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Polk County Court-
house, 507 Church Street, Mena,
AR 71953, to the highest bidder
for cash:
A part of the Northwest Quar-
ter of the Southeast quarter of
Section Thirty (30), Township Two
(2) South, Range Thirty (30) West,
Polk County, Arkansas described
as follows:
Commencing at the southeast
corner of the NW1/4 SE1/4;
Thence North 89 degrees 03
minutes West, a distance of
109.60 feet along the forty line;
Thence North 03 degrees 25
minutes East 340.00 feet; Thence
North 83 degrees 23 minutes
West 204.87 feet for the Place of
Beginning; Thence North 83 de-
grees 23 minutes West 393.66
feet to the center of Bethesda
Road; Thence North 08 degrees
55 minutes West 213.18 feet
along Bethesda Road to the cen-
ter of a 50 foot road easement;
Thence South 81 degrees 14
minutes East 46.23 feet; Thence
North 86 degrees 59 minutes East
189.13 feet; Thence around a
curve in a counterclockwise di-
rection having a delta angle of 39
degrees 04 minutes, an arc dis-
tance of 186.14 feet, a radius of
272.96 feet, and a chord of North
67 degrees 27 minutes East, a
distance of 182.56 feet; Thence
leaving the road easement, South
60 degrees 33 minutes East
126.94 feet; Thence South 18
degrees 35 minutes West 281.16
feet to the Place of Beginning,
containing 2.62 acres, per a sur-
vey by P.T. Sloan PLS # 947
dated 9/18/2006 filed in SC8-862
and Recorded in Book 2007 page
50, 01/24/2007.
Subject to reservation by a
prior Grantor, their heirs, assigns
and successors the Northerly 25
feet for roadway right of way.
Also,
A non-Exclusive roadway right
of way access over the immediate
25 feet lying North of the North
Line of the 2.62 acres tract,
hereinabove described.
Less and Except a One-Half
Prior Reservation of all Gas, Oil or
other Minerals by Sherman E.
Langford and Myrtle H. Langford,
and loss arising from any activity
caused by the sub-surface
cotenants rights or ownership,
including but not limited to the
right of ingress and egress, and
the exploration, extraction or
mining of said sub-surface
purposes, as found in Deed
Volume 86, page 103.
Subject to the restrictions
stated in the Warranty Deed from
Stanely D. Craig and Laurie L.
Craig to Kenneth Lee Young, a
married man executed on August
4, 2016 and recorded in the real
property records of Polk County,
Arkansas at Book 2016, Page
2286.
Commonly known as: 3085
Polk Road 44, Mena, AR 71953 in
the County of Polk
More commonly known as
3085 Polk Road 44, Mena, AR
71953.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
attorney-in-fact for the mortgagee
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the mortgagee
who is exercising its power of
sale under Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this State that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held pur-
suant to this Notice may be
r e s c i n d e d a t t h e
Attorney-in-Fact's option at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. The property is
being sold “as is” with no
representation as to its condition
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE DAY OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be
entitled only to a return of the
deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for VILLAGE
CAPITAL & INVESTMENT, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112377f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 4,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the Polk
County Courthouse, 507 Church
Avenue, Mena, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A part of the Northwest 1/4 of
the Southeast 1/4 of Sec. 7, TWP.
3 South, R. 31 West, Polk County,
Arkansas, described as follows:
Commencing at the Southwest
corner of the Northwest 1/4 of the
Southeast 1/4; thence South 88
degrees 54 minutes East, a dis-
tance of 583.90 feet along the
forty line; thence North 0 degrees
30 minutes East, a distance of
249.65 feet to a 2" iron pipe for
the place of beginning; thence
North 0 degrees 30 minutes East,
a distance of 273.59 feet to a
1/2" rebar pin; thence South 89
degrees 27 minutes East, a dis-
tance of 255.00 feet to a 1/2"
rebar pin; thence South 0 de-
grees 59 minutes East, a dis-
tance of 267.48 feet to a 1/2" iron
pipe; thence South 89 degrees 11
minutes West, a distance of
262.01 feet to the place of be-
ginning and containing 1.61
acres, more or less, as surveyed
by P.T. Sloan, PLS #947, August
2, 1999.
Foreclosures - Polk Co.
by P.T. Sloan, PLS #947, August
2, 1999.
Less and Except: A part of the
Northwest 1/4 of the Southeast
1/4 of Sec. 7, TWP. 3 South, R. 31
West, Polk County, Arkansas,
described as follows: Commenc-
ing at the Southwest corner of the
Northwest 1/4 of the Southeast
1/4; thence South 88 degrees 54
minutes East, a distance of
583.90 feet along the forty line;
thence North 0 degrees 30 min-
utes East, a distance of 523.24
feet; thence South 89 degrees 27
minutes East, a distance of
237.88 feet for the place of be-
ginning; thence South 89 de-
grees 27 minutes East, a dis-
tance of 29.71 feet; thence South
1 degree 58 minutes East, a dis-
tance of 113.89 feet; thence
South 1 degree 28 minutes West,
a distance of 76.11 feet; thence
North 88 degrees 54 minutes
West, a distance of 36.58 feet;
thence North 1 degree 29 min-
utes East, a distance of 189.56
feet the place of beginning and
containing 0.15 acres, more or
less, as surveyed by P.T. Sloan,
PLS #947, August 16, 2001.
More Commonly Known As:
132 Medlin Ln, Mena, AR 71953.
On April 6, 2018, Kenneth Ward
and Beatrice L. Ward, executed a
security instrument in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., solely as nominee
for Freedom Mortgage
Corporation
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on April 16, 2018, in
Record Book 2018 at Page 2925
in the real estate records of Polk
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Freedom Mortgage
Corporation.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due.
Mortgagee or Beneficiary is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 and such has directed
Mickel Law Firm, P.A., as its
Attorney-in-Fact or Trustee, to sell
the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. The party initiating
this foreclosure can be contacted
at or in care of its servicer:
Freedom Mortgage Corporation,
907 Pleasant Valley Avenue,
Mount Laurel, New Jersey 08054,
Phone (855) 211-6039.
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back lines
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or special
assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condition
of any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the
responsibility of the purchaser.
Dated: September 25, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/03/2019; 11/10/2019;
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresaleso
nline.com
75134437f
Foreclosures - Pope Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 26, 2004, Maghan
Rhea and Johnathan D. Morton
executed a Mortgage in favor of
First Arkansas Valley Bank, which
was recorded on March 31,
2004, in Book 2004-30, Page
149-164 in the real property
records of Pope County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: JPMorgan Chase Bank,
National Association, Attn: Cor-
respondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 16,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pope County Court-
house, 100 West Main, Rus-
sellville, AR 72801, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A part of the NE 1/4 of the SE
1/4 of Section 21, Township 7
North, Range 18 West, Pope
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: Com-
mencing at the NW Corner of said
NE 1/4 of the SE 1/4; thence
South, 462.41 ft. to a point on the
South right of way SE 4th Street
and the Point of Beginning;
thence N 89 degrees 55 minutes
36 seconds E, 210.00 ft.; thence
South, 210.00 ft.; thence S 89
degrees 55 minutes 36 seconds
W, 210.00 ft.; thence North,
210.00 ft. to the Point of Begin-
ning.
More commonly known as
1610 SE 4th Street, Atkins, AR
72823.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,

Foreclosures - Pope Co.
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for
JPMORGAN CHASE BANK,
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112549f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 10, 2019, at or
about 09:30 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Pope County Courthouse,
100 West Main, Russellville, AR
72801 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pope County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
A part of the SE 1/4 of the NE
1/4 of Section 35, Township 7
North, Range 19 West, Pope
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: Begin-
ning at the NE Corner of the SE
1/4 of the NE 1/4 and run thence
S 89 degrees 47 minutes 35
seconds W, 298.02 feet; thence S
0 degrees 10 minutes 00 sec-
onds W, 325.50 feet to the Point
of Beginning; thence S 56 de-
grees 19 minutes 55 seconds E,
152.87 feet; thence S 64 degrees
24 minutes 00 seconds E, 67.65
feet; thence S 0 degrees 10 min-
utes 00 seconds W, 373.88 feet;
thence S 89 degrees 47 minutes
35 seconds W, 290.94 feet;
thence N 0 degrees 10 minutes
00 seconds E, 276.45 feet;
thence N 89 degrees 47 minutes
35 seconds E, 102.37 feet;
thence N 0 degrees 10 minutes
00 seconds E, 212.08 feet to the
Point of Beginning. RESERVATION
of a right of way over the existing
road located on the property along
with access to and the use of the
two gates on said road. Reserved
in that certain Warranty Deed re-
corded June 29, 2004 in Book
2004-54 at Page 488 of the land
records of the Circuit Clerk of
Pope County, Arkansas. SUBJECT
to any right-of-ways, dedications,
easements or reservations of
record.
Together with that certain
2008 CLAYTON 37RIV32685CH08
mobile home with Vehicle
Identification Number(s):
CS2009534TNAB
Street Address: 118 Stark
Drive, Atkins, AR 72823
WHEREAS on March 9, 2013,
Joshua Paul Newby and Brooke
Elaine Newby, husband and wife
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance,
Inc., which was recorded on
March 26, 2013 in Book
Miscellaneous 2013-16, Page
468, in the real estate records of
Pope County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure is
Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance,
Inc. and can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: VANDERBILT
MORTGAGE AND FINANCE, INC.,
P.O. BOX 9800, MARYVILLE, TN
37802, at Telephone Number
865-380-3000; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to ac-
cept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this October
07, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC.
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75113421f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On November 24, 2008, Mel-
ody L Beaver executed a Mort-
gage in favor of JPMORGAN
CHASE BANK, N.A., which was
recorded on November 26, 2008,
in Book 2008-66, Page 124-139
in the real property records of
Pope County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC, 1600 South Douglass Road,
Suite 200-B, Anaheim, CA 92806,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pope County Court-
house, 100 West Main, Rus-
sellville, AR 72801, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A part of Lots 4,5, and 6, Block
18, W.R. McArthur Addition, to the
city of Russellville, Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows: Beginning at the NE
Corner of Lot 6; thence S 0 de-
grees 48 minutes 05 seconds E
along the East line thereof, 61.00
feet; thence North 89 degrees 48
minutes 33 seconds W, 150.01
feet to a point on the West line of
said Lot 4; thence N 0 Degrees 48
minutes 05 seconds W, along said
West line, 60.50 feet to the NW
corner of Lot 4; thence East,
150.00 feet to the Point of Begin-
ning.
More commonly known as 602
South Hartford Avenue, Rus-
Foreclosures - Pope Co.
More commonly known as 602
South Hartford Avenue, Rus-
sellville, AR 72801.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for J.P.
MORGAN MORTGAGE ACQUISI-
TION CORP.
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75108118f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on January 22,
2010, Rickey Butts and Nancy
Butts executed a security instru-
ment conveying certain property
therein described to Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as mortgagee, as nominee
for Quicken Loans, Inc., its suc-
cessors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded February 10, 2010,
in Book No. 2010-8, at Page 33,
in the real estate records of Pope
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Bayview Loan Ser-
vicing, LLC, 4425 Ponce De Leon
Boulevard 5th Floor, Merrick Park
Plaza, Coral Gables, FL 33146 ,
(866) 709-3400
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 16,
2019, at or about 1:00 PM at the
Pope County Courthouse, Rus-
sellville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Pope
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Land Situated in the County of
Pope in the State of AR A PART OF
THE NW 1/4 OF THE NW 1/4 OF
SECTION 7, T-7-N, R-19-W, POPE
COUNTY, ARKANSAS, MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
NW CORNER OF SAID NW 1/4 OF
THE NW 1/4; THENCE S 89 DE-
GREES 43 MINUTES 30 SECONDS
E, 257.40 FT TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE S
89 DEGREES 43 MINUTES 30
SECONDS E 210.00 FT TO A
POINT ON THE CENTERLINE OF
PULLEN ROAD; THENCE S 06
DEGREES 24 MINUTES 50 SEC-
ONDS E, 210.00 FT. TO A POINT
ON THE WEST SIDE OF SAID
PULLEN ROAD; THENCE N 89
DEGREES 43 MINUTES 30 SEC-
ONDS W, 210.00 FT.; THENCE N
06 DEGREES 24 MINUTES 50
SECONDS W, 210.00 FT. TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING. ALSO, A
DRIVEWAY EASEMENT DE-
SCRIBED AS BEGINNING AS THE
SE CORNER OF SAID ABOVE DE-
SCRIBED PROPERTY; THENCE S
06 DEGREES 24 MINUTES 50
SECONDS E, 38.65 FT.; THENCE N
48 DEGREES 47 MINUTES 30
SECONDS W, 58.35 FT.; THENCE
S 89 DEGREES 43 MINUTES 30
SECONDS E, 39.60 FT. TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING.
More commonly known as:
1121 Old Cove Road, Pottsville,
AR 72858
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 339805
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75114708f
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
9th DIVISION
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS
9th DIVISION
CENTENNIAL BANKPLAINTIFF
VS.
NO. 60CV-19-4855
LUCKY 8 PROPERTIES, LLC;
MICHAEL K. LASHBROOK; SUSAN
C. LASHBROOK; LASHBROOK,
INC.; DEBRA BUCKNER IN HER
OFFICIAL CAPACITY AS PULASKI
COUNTY TREASURER; AND
AMERICAN EXPRESS BANK, FSB,
DEFENDANTS
NOTICE OF
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
pursuant to the authority and di-
rections contained in the Order,
Judgment and Decree of Fore-
closure of the Circuit Court of Pu-
laski County, entered on October
30, 2019 in cause No.
60CV-19-4855 between Centen-
nial Bank, plaintiff, and Lucky 8
Properties, LLC, et al., defen-
dants, the undersigned, as Com-
missioner of such Court, will offer
for public sale to the highest
bidder(s) at the Main Entrance of
the County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, in which said Court is
held, in the County of Pulaski, City
of Little Rock, Arkansas, within
the hours prescribed by law for
judicial sales at 12:00 p.m. on
Thursday the 5th day of Decem-
ber, 2019 the following real
properties situated in Pulaski
County, Arkansas, and more
particularly described as:
Lot 78, Block 207, Park Hill
Addition to North Little Rock, Pu-
laski County, Arkansas, and be-
ing shown on plat recorded in
Deed Book 514, Page 257,
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas; and
Lot 1, Bowling World II Addi-
tion to the City of Sherwood, Pu-
laski County, Also Shown on Plat
Filed for Record at Plat No. D-475
Records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
TERMS OF SALE: The proper-
ties will be sold separately on a
credit of three (3) months, the
buyer(s) being required to pay ten
percent (10%) of the purchase
price at the time of sale, which is
not refundable, and give a bond to
be approved by the Commission-
er and the order of the Court,
bearing interest at the maximum
lawful rate per annum from date
of sale until paid, and a lien being
retained on the property sold to
secure the payment of the pur-
chase money.
The properties are each being
sold subject to all unpaid real es-
tate and other applicable taxes
and assessments, all of which
shall become the responsibility of
the buyer(s). This sale is made
subject to any and all stipulations
in the Decretal Order filed of
record on October 30, 2019.
The Commissioner does not war-
rant title, boundary lines, taxes,
liens, and/or improvements if any,
or solid waste delinquent pay-
ments on the properties.
Given under my hand this 12th
day of November, 2019.
COMMISSIONER IN CIRCUIT
COURT
By:/s/ Camille Drackett
Prepared by:
Hankins Law Firm, P.A.
1515 East Kiehl Avenue
Sherwood, AR 72120
(501) 833-0168
vhankins@hankinslawfirm.net
Solicitors for Plaintiff
Centennial Bank
75152051f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 9, 2019, at or about
10:00 AM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
PART OF THE NW1/4 OF THE
NE1/4 OF SECTION 27, TOWN-
SHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 13 WEST,
NOW IN THE CITY OF LITTLE
ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS, MORE PARTICULARLY
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO-
WIT: COMMENCING AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE
NW1/4, NE1/4 OF SECTION 27,
T2N, R13W, THENCE RUN WEST
454 FEET TO A CONCRETE
MONUMENT; THENCE RUN SOUTH
09 DEGREES 56 MINUTES WEST,
90.1 FEET TO AN IRON PIN BEING
THE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE RUN SOUTH 62 DE-
GREES 49 MINUTES EAST, 279.1
FEET TO AN IRON PIN; THENCE
RUN SOUTH 27 DEGREES 11
MINUTES WEST, 250 FEET TO AN
IRON PIN ON THE NORTH
RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ARKAN-
SAS STATE HIGHWAY NO. 10;
THENCE RUN IN A NORTHWEST-
ERLY DIRECTION ALONG THE
SAID NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE
200 FEET TO A CONCRETE
MONUMENT; THENCE RUN
NORTH 09 DEGREES 56 MINUTES
EAST 267.3 FEET TO THE POINT
OF BEGINNING. ALSO BEING
KNOWN AS LOT 14, ROBINWOOD,
BEING AN UNRECORDED SUBID-
VISION IN PULASKI COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS.
Street Address: 14 Robinwood
Drive, Little Rock, AR 72227
WHEREAS on February 23,
2004, Glenn A. Kubeczka, a sin-
gle person executed a Mortgage
in favor of United Bank, which
was recorded on March 8, 2004
as Instrument Number
2004018620, in the real estate
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure is Nationstar Mortgage
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, PO Box
619080, Dallas, TX 75261, at
Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 4, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75111655f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM. the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: ALL OF
BLOCK 136 PROTHRO'S SUBDI-
VISION OF PART OF THE E 12 OF
THE W 1.2 OF SPANISH GRANT
NO. 2431. SAME BEING PART OF
LOT 3 MARTIN'S SURVEY OF
SPANISH GRANT. ALSO BLOCK
135 OF THE 1941 REPLAT OF
PROTHRO'S SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF THE E 12 OF THE W 12
OF SPANISH GRANT #2431 IN
TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, RANGE 11
WI ST. LESS THE SOUTH 90 FEET
THEREOF DESCRIBED AS: BE-
GINNING AT A POINT ON THE
WEST LINE OF SAID BLOCK 135.
18 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER THEREOF; THENCE
RUN NORTH ALONG SAID WEST
LINE 10 FEET TO THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF SAID BLOCK,
THENCE EAST ALONG THE NORTH
L I N E O F S A I D
LOCK TO THE NORTHEAST
CORNER THEREOF: THENCE
SOUTH ALONG THE EAST LINE
THEREOF 3 FEET; THENCE WEST
TO POINT OF BEGINNING. IN
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
BEING THE SAME PROPERTY
CONVEYED TO THOMAS
STRINGFELLOW AND CAROLYN
STRINGFELLOW, HIS WIFE BY
DEED FROM OLEATA CAMPBELL.
AN UNMARRIED PERSON
RECORDED 10/06/1976 IN DEED
BOOK 1410 PAGE 265, IN THE
OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND
EX-OFFICE RECORDER OF
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 532 Water Street,
North Little Rock, AR 72117
WHEREAS on January 9, 2004
Thomas Stringfellow and Carolyn
Stringfellow, executed a Mortgage
in favor of Bank of America, N.A.
Said Mortgage was recorded on
February 2, 2004 as instrument
number 2004009126 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The party
initiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Bank of
America, N.A. 7105 Corporate Dr.
Plano TX 75240 at Telephone No.
1-877-744-7691 ; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situated
in this state that is duly
acknowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the
undersigned to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. This
sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable recorded
plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condition
of any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the
responsibility of the purchaser.
WITNESS my hand this 27th day
of September, 2019 Bank of
America, N.A., by its attorney-
in-fact. Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq., AR2011038 1
Information Way, Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406-0855 A
LAW No. 19-021517
A-FN4707026 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019,
12/08/2019
75151891f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 18, 2019, at or
about 12:30 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 2, Block 28, Capitol Hill
Extension Addition to the City of
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
Street Address: 505 Thayer
Street, Little Rock, AR 72205
WHEREAS on March 10, 2015,
Julie Harrison, unmarried woman
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Regions Bank d/b/a Regions
Mortgage, which was recorded on
March 12, 2015 as Instrument
Number 2015014298, in the real
estate records of Pulaski County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Regions Bank DBA
Regions Mortgage and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Re-
gions - Hattiesburg, PO Box
18001, Hattiesburg, MS 39404, at
Telephone Number
1.800.748.9498; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS
MORTGAGE
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75122594f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 18, 2019, at or
about 12:30 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 3, TURTLE CREEK AN AD-
DITION TO THE CITY OF LITTLE
ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS.
Street Address: 4 Turtle Creek
Court, Little Rock, AR 72211
WHEREAS on October 8, 2009,
Mark Anthony Shepherd and
Karen Jennings Shepherd, hus-
band and wife executed a Mort-
gage in favor of Mortgage Elec-
tronic Registration Systems, Inc.,
acting solely as nominee for
Lender, Franklin American Mort-
gage Company, which was re-
corded on October 15, 2009 as
Instrument Number 2009069805,
in the real estate records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The
beneficial interest of said Mort-
gage has been assigned to Bank
of America, N.A., successor by
Merger to BAC Home Loans Ser-
vicing, LP FKA Countrywide home
Loans Servicing, LP, which is the
party initiating foreclosure. The
party initiating foreclosure is Bank
of America, N.A. and can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Car-
rington Mortgage Services, LLC,
1600 South Douglass Road, Suite
200-A, Anaheim, CA 92806, at
Telephone Number (800)
790-9502; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.
By:/S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75122589f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On July 21, 2016, Douglas A.
Parrish and Karen E. Parrish ex-
ecuted a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. , AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
BANK OF LITTLE ROCK MORT-
GAGE CORPORATION, ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, which
was recorded on July 27, 2016,
as Instrument No. 2016046145
in the real property records of
Pulaski County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Bank of Oklahoma, N.A., 6242
East 41st Street, Tulsa, OK
74135, at Telephone No.
1-855-560-6899; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 23, Leisurewoood Addition
to the City of Maumelle, Pulaski
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 14
Leisurewood Ln, Maumelle, AR
72113.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 10th day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for BOKF, N.A.
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75119975f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On April 19, 2004, Charles
Tatum and Mildred Tatum exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
FIELDSTONE MORTGAGE COM-
PANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS, which was recorded on
June 10, 2004, as Instrument No.
204046410 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: PHH Mortgage Corpo-
ration, 1 Mortgage Way, Mt. Lau-
rel, NJ 08054, at Telephone No.
1.800.330.0423; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Part of Lot 14, Red Oak Addi-
tion to the City of Little Rock, Pu-
laski County, Arkansas, more
particularly described as follows;
Commencing at the Northeast
corner of said Lot 14, Red Oak
Addition; run thence South 15
degrees 46 minutes East for
47.66 feet along the West right of
way line of United States High-
way No. 365 to the point of be-
ginning; thence continue along
said right of way South 15 de-
grees 46 minutes East for 63.82
feet thence South 72 degrees 40
minutes 39 seconds West for
141.79 feet to the West line of
said Lot ; thence North 02 de-
grees 08 minutes 33 seconds
West along said West line for
67.76 feet; thence North 73 de-
grees 24 minutes 18 seconds
East for 125.79 feet to the point
of beginning.
More commonly known as
11304 Hwy 365, Little Rock, AR
72206.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 10th day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for HSBC
BANK USA, NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION, AS INDENTURE TRUSTEE OF
THE FIELDSTONE MORTGAGE
INVESTMENT TRUST, SERIES
2004-3
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75119980f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
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Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 1, PHASE 1, PLEASANT
VIEW SUBDIVISION, NOW IN THE
CITY OF LITTLE ROCK, PULASKI
COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 12401 Pleas-
ant Forest Drive, Little Rock, AR
72212
WHEREAS on December 20,
2004, Emmett McNeil, III, and
Fran McNeil, husband and wife,
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Union Planters Bank, N.A. dba
Regions Mortgage, which was
recorded on December 29, 2004
as Instrument Number
2004105411, in the real estate
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure is Regions Bank dba Re-
gions Mortgage successor by
merger to Union Planters Bank,
N.A. and can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Regions Bank -
Memphis, 7130 Goodlett Farms
Parkway A4W, Cordova, TN
38016, at Telephone Number
1.800.748.9498; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 24, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS
MORTGAGE SUCCESSOR BY
MERGER TO UNION PLANTERS
BANK, N.A.
By:/S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75097549f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
about 10:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
Part of Lot 28, Block 3 West-
wood Addition in Pulaski County,
Arkansas, and described as be-
ginning at the Northeast Corner of
said Lot 28, which is the point of
intersection of the Northerly Line
of Ascension Road with the line
common to Lots 27 and 28 Block
3 Westwood Addition to Little
Rock, Arkansas; thence North-
westerly between Lots 27 and 28
a distance of 200 feet; thence
Southwesterly a distance of 64
and three-tenths feet (64.3) to a
point 195 and one-tenth feet
(195.1) Northwesterly from a
point sixty four and three-tenths
feet (64.3) Southwesterly mea-
sured along the Easterly line of
Lot 28, this point is the center of
Lot 28 on the Easterly Boundary
Line of said Lot 28 and on the
North Line of Ascension Avenue,
thence Southeasterly a distance
of one hundred ninety-five and
one-tenth (195.1) feet to the
center of Lot 28 on the North Line
of Ascension Avenue, thence
Northeasterly along the Easterly
Line of Lot 28 a distance of six-
ty-four and three-tenths (64.3)
feet to the point of beginning.
Street Address: 7822
Ascension Road, Little Rock, AR
72204
WHEREAS on May 10, 2006,
Kimberli J. Higgins, a married
woman, and Lance Higgins, her
husband executed a Mortgage in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., acting
solely as nominee for Country-
wide Home Loans, Inc., which
was recorded on May 22, 2006 as
Instrument Number 2006039429,
in the real estate records of
Pulaski County, Arkansas. The
beneficial interest of said
Mortgage has been assigned to
Ditech Financial LLC, which is the
party initiating foreclosure. The
party initiating foreclosure is
Ditech Financial LLC and can be
contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
DITECH FINANCIAL LLC fka
GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC,
7360 SOUTH KYRENE RD, TEMPE,
AZ 85283, at Telephone Number
877-337-4141; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
accept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this
September 19, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
DITECH FINANCIAL LLC
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75096460f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On October 6, 2005, Gaylon
Anderson and Jacqueline Ander-
son aka Jackueline Meeckins aka
Jackueline Timmons executed a
Mortgage in favor of LONG BEACH
MORTGAGE COMPANY, which
was recorded on October 17,
2005, as Instrument No.
2005088257 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Select Portfolio Ser-
vicing, Inc., 3217 S. Decker Lake
Dr., Salt Lake City, UT 84119, at
Telephone No. 1.888.818.6032;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 578, Otter Creek Commu-
nity, Phase IV-A, in the City of
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
More commonly known as 26
Laver Circle, Little Rock, AR
72210.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for DEUT-
SCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE, IN
TRUST FOR REGISTERED HOLD-
ERS OF LONG BEACH MORTGAGE
LOAN TRUST 2006-WL3, AS-
SET-BACKED CERTIFICATES, SE-
RIES 2006-WL3
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75091498f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 18, 2007, Tanese L
Charles executed a Mortgage in
favor of BANK OF AMERICA, N.A.,
which was recorded on May 22,
2007, as Instrument No.
2007040121 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Fay Servicing, LLC,
425 S. Financial Place, Suite
2000, Chicago, IL 60605, at
Telephone No. 1.800.669.0340;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 9, Amended Plat of Block 1,
New Yorkwood addition to the City
of Little Rock, Pulaski County,
Arkansas; as shown and record-
ed in Plat Book A, Page 480,
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
More commonly known as
6920 Camelot Dr, Little Rock, AR
72209.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 3rd day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for U.S. BANK
TRUST NATIONAL ASSOCIATION,
NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY,
BUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE OF
CITIGROUP MORTGAGE LOAN
TRUST 2018-C
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112366f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 26, 2015, Darrell
Sumner and Barbara Sumner
executed a Mortgage in favor of
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC. , AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on February
17, 2015, as Instrument No.
2015009715 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-B, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
No. 1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 234, Phase 4 Miller`s
Crossing, an addition to the City of
Sherwood, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas, and being shown on plat
recorded as Plat No. H-805,
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
Assessor`s Parcel No:
22S0014523400
More commonly known as
2125 Oakbrook Dr., Sherwood,
AR 72120.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 3rd day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for BANK OF
AMERICA, N.A.
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75112362f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on November
25, 2019 at or about 10:00AM,
the subject real property de-
scribed herein below will be sold
at the Main Entrance of the Pu-
laski County Courthouse, 401
West Markham, Little Rock, AR
72201 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
TIME OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER. WHEREAS, the property
secured under the Mortgage is
located in Pulaski County. Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows: LOT 1025,
FAIRWAY WOODS. PHASE V, LIT-
TLE ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. Street Address:
14520 Wimbledon Loop Little
Rock AR 72210 WHEREAS on
March 1, 2012 Arnoldo Diaz
Alarcon, a married person, exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of JP-
Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. Said
Mortgage was recorded on March
15, 2012 as instrument number
20F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
Mortgage was recorded on March
15, 2012 as instrument number
2012015178 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Mortgage was sub-
sequently assigned to Federal
National Mortgage Association, its
successors and assigns by virtue
of an assignment dated October
26, 2016 and recorded on No-
vember 14, 2016 as instrument
number 2016072108 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Mortgage
was subsequently assigned to
Nationstar Mortgage LLC D/B/A
Mr. Cooper, Its Successors and
Assigns by virtue of an assign-
ment dated July 3, 2019 and re-
corded on July 3, 2019 as instru-
ment number 2019041118 in the
real property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The party initi-
ating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Nation-
star Mortgage, LLC, d/b/a Mr.
Cooper, 8950 Cypress Waters
Blvd, Coppell, TX 75019 at Tele-
phone No. 888-480-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the attorney for the
mortgagee and is acting on and
with the consent and authority of
the mortgagee who is exercising
its power of sale under Ark, Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and. to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 25th day of September, 2019.
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, dba Mr.
Cooper, by its attorney-in-fact,
Albertelli Law James McPherson,
Esq., AR2011038 1 Information
Way, Suite 201 Little Rock, AR
72202 501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021280 A-FN4706589
10/27/2019, 11/03/2019,
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75116740f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM. the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
19, BLOCK 6, AMENDED PLAT OF
FERRELL SUBDIVISION TO THE
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, PULASKI
COUNTY, ARKANSAS. Street Ad-
dress: 1016 J P Wright Loop Road
Jacksonville AR 72076 WHEREAS
on November 5, 2010 Dewey
Reece Stewart, deceased and
Patricia Diane Stewart, husband
and wife, executed a Mortgage in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., as nomi-
nee for First Arkansas Mortgage
Company. Said Mortgage was
recorded on November 17, 2010
as instrument number
2010072062 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Mortgage was sub-
sequently assigned to Bank of
America, N.A. by virtue of an as-
signment dated April 15, 2019
and recorded on April 16, 2019 as
instrument number 2019022592
in the real property records of
Pulaski County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Bank of America, N.A. 7105 Cor-
porate Dr. Plano TX 75240 at
Telephone No. 1-877-744-7691;
and WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
AS, the undersigned is the attor-
ney for the mortgagee and is act-
ing on and with the consent and
authority of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this state
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded; and default has oc-
curred in the payment of said in-
debtedness, and the same is now
therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
This sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable record-
ed plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 2nd day of October,
2019. Bank of America, N.A; by
its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021515 A-FN4707323
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133404f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
78, OTTER CREEK COMMUNITY,
PHASE I, BEING A SUBDIVISION IN
SW 1/4 SECTION 5 AND IN THE SE
1/4 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP I
SOUTH, RANGE 13 WEST, IN PU-
LASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 13003 Lemon-
crest Ln Little Rock AR 72210
WHEREAS on May 30, 2008
Ugochukwu V. Okoye, an un-
married person, executed a
Mortgage in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as nominee for The Carroll
Mortgage Group, Inc. Said Mort-
gage was recorded on June 12,
2008 as instrument number
2008040517 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Mortgage was re-
recorded on November 20, 2008
as instrument number
2008078478 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Mortgage was again
re-recorded on December 5, 2008
as instrument number
2008081539 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Mortgage was sub-
sequently assigned to U.S. Bank
National Association by virtue of
an assignment dated April 26,
2013 and recorded on May 13,
2013 as instrument number
2013035234 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: U.S. Bank National
Association 4801 Frederica Street
Owensboro KY 42301 at Tele-
phone No. 800-365-7772; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the attorney for the
mortgagee and is acting on and
with the consent and authority of
the mortgagee who is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 3rd day of October, 2019.
U.S. Bank, National Association,
by its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli
Law James McPherson, Esq.,
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-022184 A-4707324
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133441f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 5, 2019, at or about
9:00 AM, the subject real proper-
ty described herein below will be
sold at the Main Entrance to the
Pulaski County Courthouse, 401
West Markham, Little Rock, AR
72201 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
Lot Nine (9), in Block Four (4),
Pettefer`s Addition to the City of
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
Street Address: 2618 Sher-
man Street, Little Rock, AR 72206
WHEREAS on June 17, 2008,
Sharon Nellon, Single executed a
Mortgage in favor of Walter
Mortgage Company, which was
recorded on July 16, 2008 as In-
strument Number 2008048452, in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The beneficial
interest of said Mortgage has
been assigned to U.S. Bank, N.A.,
as Trustee, successor in interest
to Wachovia Bank, National As-
sociation, as Trustee, successor
by merger to First Union National
Bank, as Trustee, for Mid-State
Trust VIII, which is the party initi-
ating foreclosure. The party initi-
ating foreclosure is U.S. Bank,
N.A., as Trustee, successor in in-
terest to Wachovia Bank, National
Association, as Trustee, succes-
sor by merger to First Union Na-
tional Bank as Trustee, for Mid-
State Trust VIII and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
DITECH FINANCIAL LLC fka
GREEN TREE SERVICING LLC,
7360 SOUTH KYRENE RD, TEMPE,
AZ 85283, at Telephone Number
877-337-4141; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 25, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR U.S.
BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE,
SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE,
SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO
WACHOVIA BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE,
SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO
FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK AS
TRUSTEE, FOR MID-STATE TRUST
VIII
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75909641f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 16, 2016, Charles
E. Rodgers and Annette S. Rodg-
ers executed a Mortgage in favor
of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG-
ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
NEW DAY FINANCIAL, LLC, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on January
26, 2016, as Instrument No.
2016004545 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Freedom Mortgage,
10500 Kincaid Dr., Suite 300,
Fishers, IN 46037, at Telephone
No. 855-690-5900; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 9, 2019
on or about 10:00 AM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
LAND, SITUATED IN PULASKI
COUNTY, ARKANSAS:
LOT 35, PHASE II, SARA LYNN
SUBDIVISION, IN PULASKI
COUNTY, ARKANSAS
P.I.D#: 35R0215503500
More commonly known as 6
Bryan Keith Ct, Little Rock, AR
72206.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for FREEDOM
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75108116f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 9, 2019, at or about
10:00 AM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Pulaski County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
THE LAND REFERRED TO
HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN
THE COUNTY OF PULASKI, STATE
OF ARKANSAS, AND IS DE-
SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: LOT 49,
TWELVE OAKS ADDITION, PU-
LASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 11 Eagle Rock
Drive, Sherwood, AR 72120
WHEREAS on January 25,
2011, Tina M. Caldwell and
Michael V. Caldwell, wife and
husband executed a Mortgage in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., as nomi-
nee for CitiMortgage, Inc., which
was recorded on February 2,
2011 as Instrument Number
2011007245, in the real estate
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The beneficial interest of
said Mortgage has been assigned
to Nationstar Mortgage, LLC,
which is the party initiating fore-
closure. The party initiating fore-
closure is Nationstar Mortgage
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper and can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, PO Box
619080, Dallas, TX 75261, at
Telephone Number
214-756-2432
; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75115166f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM. the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
62, OF PHASE 1 OF FAULKNER
CROSSING SUBDIVISION; AS AD-
DITION TO THE CITY OF NORTH
LITTLE ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. Street Address: 1017
Aster Drive, North Little Rock, AR
72117 WHEREAS on November
26, 2012 Jean L. Johnson, an
unmarried person, executed a
Mortgage in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as nominee for Citibank, N.A.
Said Mortgage was recorded on
December 5, 2012 as instrument
number 2012079856 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Mortgage
was subsequently assigned to
Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a
Mr. Cooper by virtue of an as-
signment dated May 2, 2018 and
recorded on May 8, 2018 as in-
strument number 2018028318 in
the real property records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The party
initiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Nation-
star Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr.
Cooper, 350 Highland Dr., Lewis-
ville, TX 75067 at Telephone No.
(888) 480-2432; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 2nd day of October, 2019.
Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a
Mr. Cooper, by its attorney-in-
fact, Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq., AR2011038 1
Information Way, Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406-0855 A
LAW No. 19-021930 A-4707328
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133622f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 20, 1993, Sharon
A. Spencer executed a Mortgage
in favor of SIMMONS FIRST
MORTGAGE COMPANY, which
was recorded on January 10,
1994, in Book 94, Page 02687 in
the real property records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The par-
ty initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Re-
gions Mortgage, 7130 Goodlett
Farms Parkway, Cordova, TN
38016, at Telephone No.
800-748-9498; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, November 25,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lots 125 and 126, Cardinal
Valley Subdivision, Phase IV-C.
Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 32
Falcon Dr., North Little Rock, AR
72120.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 11th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for REGIONS
BANK D/B/A REGIONS MORTGAGE
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75083480f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT 7.
BLOCK 37, CHERRY AND COX
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LITTLE
ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS. Street Address: 2121 S
Fillmore St Little Rock AR 72204
WHEREAS on March 20, 2007
John Corbin Hook, executed a
Mortgage in favor of U. S. Bank
National Association, ND. Said
Mortgage was recorded on March
26, 2007 as instrument number
2007023384 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: U.S. Bank National
Association 4801 Frederica Street
Owensboro KY 42301 at Tele-
phone No. 800-365-7772; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the attorney for the
mortgagee and is acting on and
with the consent and authority of
the mortgagee who is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 2nd day of October, 2019
U.S. Bank, National Association,
by its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli
Law James McPherson. Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021870 A-4707327
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133603f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: ALL
THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND
SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF PU-
LASKI, STATE OF ARKANSAS.
BEING KNOWN AND DESIGNATED
AS THE WEST ONE- THIRD OF
LOTS 10, 11 and 12, BLOCK 2C.0.
KIMBAL and BODEMANN'S ADDI-
TION. BY FEE SIMPLE DEED FROM
CASSANDRA SIMS A/K/A CAS-
SUANDRA SIMS, A NOW MAR-
RIED WOMAN AND SOLE HEIR TO
THE ESTATE OF JANICE SIMS,
DECEASED AS SET FORTH IN IN-
STRUMENT NO. 2005034940 AND
RECORDED ON 4/25/2005, PU-
LASKI COUNTY RECORDS. Street
Address: 3423 W Capitol Ave
Little Rock AR 72205 WHEREAS
on April 23, 2007 Cassuandra
Marbley, a married woman, exe-
cuted a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as nominee for
Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
Said Mortgage was recorded on
M a y 1 0 ,
007 as instrument number
2007037100 in the real property
records of Pulaski County,
Arkansas. The Mortgage was
subsequently assigned to Bank of
America, N.A., Successors by
Merger to BAC Home Loan
Servicing, LP fka Countrywide
Home Loans Servicing, LP by
virtue of an assignment dated
March 20, 2012 and recorded on
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
virtue of an assignment dated
March 20, 2012 and recorded on
March 23, 2012 as instrument
number 2012016803 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Mortgage
was subsequently assigned to
Federal National Mortgage
Association by virtue of an as-
signment dated October 4, 2012
and recorded on October 10,
2012 as instrument number
2012065373 in the real property
records of Pulaski County,
Arkansas. The Mortgage was
subsequently assigned to Na-
tionstar Mortgage, LLC dba Mr.
Cooper by virtue of an assignment
dated September 27, 2019 and
recorded on October 3, 2019 as
instrument number 2019063166
in the real property records of
Pulaski County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a
Mr. Cooper 350 Highland Dr
Lewisville TX 75067 at Telephone
No. (877) 450-8638; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the
undersigned is the attorney for
the mortgagee and is acting on
and with the consent and
authority of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this state that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any
applicable recorded plat or bill(s)
of assurance; any restrictive
covenants, easements, set back
liens or encroachments; any
unpaid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condition
of any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the
responsibility of the purchaser.
WITNESS my hand this 9th day of
October, 2019. Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper,
by its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli
Law James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021286 A-FN4708160
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133639f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 19, Hayley Heights Subdi-
vision, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
7708 Hayley Drive, Sherwood, AR
72120.
On July 31, 2012, Ryan M.
Mundy a/k/a Ryan Mundy, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Bank of Little Rock
Mortgage Corporation ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on August 9, 2012, as In-
strument No. 2012049645 in the
real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 23, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: James H. Swindle, Jr.
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127728f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 65, Campus Place, an ad-
dition to the City of Little Rock,
Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
3402 Lehigh Dr, Little Rock, AR
72204.
On December 8, 2006, Rita D.
Jones and Virgil J. Jones, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Gecko Mortgage, Inc.,
which was recorded on January
2, 2007, as Instrument No.
2007000106 in the real estate
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas and is now held by HSBC
Bank USA, National Association as
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
kansas and is now held by HSBC
Bank USA, National Association as
Trustee for Wells Fargo Home
Equity Asset-Backed Securities
2007-2 Trust, Home Equity As-
set-Backed Certificates, Series
2007-2.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 24, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127710f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 9, 2019, at
or about 10:00 AM, the following
real property will be sold and this
statutory foreclosure sale will be
held at the front door, inside the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 63, Windamere Subdivision
to the City of Little Rock, Pulaski
County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
5301 Keats Drive, Little Rock, AR
72209.
On March 16, 2001, Ira L.
Piggee and Delphia Wilson Pig-
gee, executed a security instru-
ment in favor of The Carroll
Mortgage Group, Inc., an Arkan-
sas Corporation, which was re-
corded on April 10, 2001, as In-
strument No. 2001025614 in the
real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, National
Association, Successor by merg-
er to Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota,
National Association as Trustee
for Reperforming Loan REMIC
Trust Certificates, Series 2002-1.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, Phone (888) 480-2432.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 9, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142404f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 11 of the unrecorded plat of
Phase II, Edgehill Townhomes
Addition, Maumelle, Pulaski
County, Arkansas, described as:
Lands lying in the NW 1/4 of the
SW 1/4 of Section 28, Township 3
North, Range 13 West, Maumelle,
Pulaski County, Arkansas, more
particularly described as follows:
Commencing at the Center of
Section 28 which has (Arkansas
State Plane Coordinates of North
193,815.914, East 1,880,265.31);
thence South 232.45 feet; thence
West 2,059.91 feet to the point of
beginning which is a point on the
West right of way line of Edge-
wood Drive; thence along said
West right of way line South 00
degrees 48 minutes 18 seconds
West, 16.08 feet; thence leaving
said West right of way line North
89 degrees, 21 minutes 51 sec-
onds West, 83.21 feet; thence
North 01 degree 32 minutes 45
seconds West, 16.09 feet; thence
South 89 degrees 21 minutes 51
seconds East 83.87 feet to the
point of beginning.
More Commonly Known As: 19
Edgehill Cove, Maumelle, AR
72113.
On March 26, 2007, Adrienne
L. Gill, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for The
Carroll Mortgage Group, Inc.,
Subchapter "S" Corporation
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
Carroll Mortgage Group, Inc.,
Subchapter "S" Corporation
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on April 6, 2007, as In-
strument No. 2007026666 in the
real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Carrington Mortgage
Services, 1600 South Douglass
Road, Suite 200-A, Anaheim,
California 92806, Phone (888)
788-7306.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 7, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142413f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 14, Block 5, Sylvan Hills
Addition in Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
More Commonly Known As:
508 Loop Rd, Sherwood, AR
72120.
On May 11, 2016, Jeremy Seth
Maserang by Kristy Maserang,
Attorney in Fact, executed a se-
curity instrument in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., solely as nominee
for IBERIABANK d/b/a IBERIA-
BANK Mortgage, Louisiana State
C h a r t e r e d B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on May 25, 2016, as
Instrument No. 2016031699 in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 19, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127452f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Pulaski
County , Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
515, WALNUT VALLEY THIRD
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF LITTLE
ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS. Street Address: 1202
Kings Mountain Drive. Little Rock,
AR 72211 WHEREAS on July 15,
2013, Hollis Rongey, an unmar-
ried person executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Wilson and As-
sociates, PLLC, as trustee for
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems. Inc., as nominee for
Freedom Mortgage Corporation.
Said Deed of Trust was recorded
on July 25, 2013 as instrument
number 2013054644 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC
by virtue of an assignment dated
September 24, 2019 and re-
corded on September 25, 2019 as
instrument number 2019061080
in the real property records of
Pulaski County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC,
3637 Sentara Way, Virginia
Beach, VA 23452 at Telephone
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
3637 Sentara Way, Virginia
Beach, VA 23452 at Telephone
No. 800-274-6600; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the substitute trust-
ee and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
lender who is exercising its pow-
er of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this state that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded; and default
has occurred in the payment of
said indebtedness, and the same
is now therefore wholly due; and
the holder of the debt has re-
quested the undersigned to sell
the property to satisfy said in-
debtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 26th day of September, 2019
Albertelli Law James McPherson,
Esq., 2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021540 A-4706744
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133286f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 16, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Part of the Northeast Quarter of
the Southwest Quarter of Section
5, Township 4 North, Range 10
West, Pulaski County, Arkansas,
more Particularly Described as
Follows: Commencing at the
Northwest Corner of said North
Half of the Southwest Quarter,
Section 5, Township 4 North,
Range 10 West ; Thence South 89
degrees, 47 minutes, 40 seconds
East a distance of 1,624.7 feet to
the Point of Beginning; Thence
Continuing South 89 degrees, 47
minutes, 40 seconds East a dis-
tance of 200.00 feet; Thence
South 1 degree, 18 minutes, 31
seconds West a Distance of
114.80 feet (call South 1 degree,
15 minutes West, 1,145.8 feet) To
The North Right of Way Line of
Justice Road; Thence South 86
Degrees, 36 minutes, 11 seconds
West Along The North Right Of
Way Line Of Justice Road, A Dis-
tance of 200.80 (Call South 86
Degrees, 11 Minutes West 200.8
feet); Thence North 1 Degree, 15
Minutes, 31 Seconds East a Dis-
tance of 1,158.42 Feet (Call North
1 Degree, 15 Minutes East
1,159.9 Feet); To The Point Of
Beginning (Also Known As Lot 5,
Ben E. Rice Trust, An Unrecorded
Plat).
More Commonly Known As:
512 East Justice Road, Cabot, AR
72023.
On June 18, 2010, Kenneth
David Hall, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
Arkansas Mortgage Company
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on July 15, 2010, as In-
strument No. 2010041923 in the
real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Nationstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a
Mr. Cooper.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, Phone (888) 480-2432.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 11, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019;
12/01/2019; 12/08/2019
By: James H. Swindle, Jr.
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75151055f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 11,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the Pu-
laski County Courthouse, 401
West Markham, Little Rock, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 175, Kensington Place, a
Subdivision to the City of Little
Rock, Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
3418 Dorset Drive, Little Rock, AR
72204.
On May 24, 2013, Mattie L.
Wilder, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for IBE-
RIABANK Mortgage Company, an
Arkansas Corporation ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-

Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
Arkansas Corporation ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on May 31, 2013, as In-
strument No. 2013040539 in the
real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by IBERIABANK.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: IberiaBank Mortgage
Company, 12719 Cantrell Road,
Little Rock, AR 72223, Phone
(800) 525-9651.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 8, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142475f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 9, 2019, at
or about 10:00 AM, the following
real property will be sold and this
statutory foreclosure sale will be
held at the front door, inside the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 8, Block 316, Park Hill Ad-
dition to the City of Sherwood,
Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
602 S Fairway, Sherwood, AR
72120.
On October 31, 2005, Bryan
Clark a/k/a Bryan Clarke and
Charles Clark a/k/a Charles Clar-
ke and Anna Clark a/k/a Ayna
Clarke, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for Pulas-
ki Mortgage Company, an Ar-
kansas Corporation
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on November 10, 2005,
as Instrument No. 2005095982 in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 25, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142468f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 4, Block 7, Sam W. Welch
Addition to the City of Little Rock,
Pulaski County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
4115 West 22nd Street, Little
Rock, AR 72204-3963.
On February 7, 2014, Tina
McGee, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
S e c u r i t y B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on February 13, 2014,
as Instrument No. 2014008219 in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 10, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127060f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on November
25, 2019 at or about 10:00AM,
the subject real property de-
scribed herein below will be sold
at the main entrance of the Pu-
laski County Courthouse, 401
West Markham, Little Rock, AR
72201 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
TIME OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER. WHEREAS, the property
secured under the Deed of Trust
is located in Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows: LOT 12,
WHISPERING OAKS SUBDIVISION
TO THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 135 Whispering
Oak Trl Mabelvale AR 72103
WHEREAS on May 13, 2011,
Jennifer Burns and Kenneth
Burns, executed a Deed of Trust
in favor of James E. Renk, as
trustee for Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc. as
nominee For NBA Mortgage
Group, A Division Of National
Bank Of Arkansas, A National
Bank. Said Deed of Trust was
recorded on May 17, 2011 as in-
strument number 2011029122 in
the real property records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The Deed
of Trust was re-recorded on May
23, 2011 as instrument number
2011030188 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Deed of Trust was
subsequently assigned to U.S.
Bank National Association by vir-
tue of an assignment dated July
18, 2017 and recorded on July
25, 2017 as instrument number
2017047023 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: U.S. Bank National
Association. 4801 Frederica
Street, Owensboro KY 42301 at
Telephone No. 800-365-7772;
and WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
AS, the undersigned is the sub-
stitute trustee and is acting on
and with the consent and au-
thority of the lender who is exer-
cising its power of sale under Ark.
Code Ann. Section 18-50-115
which implies a power of sale in
every Deed of Trust of real prop-
erty situated in this state that is
duly acknowledged and recorded;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness. This sale
is subject to all matters shown on
any applicable recorded plat or
bill(s) of assurance; any restric-
tive covenants, easements, set
back liens or encroachments; any
unpaid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any statu-
tory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 25th day of Sep-
tember, 2019 Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq.,
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock. AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021341 A-4706783
10/27/2019, 11/03/2019,
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75116914f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on November
25, 2019 at or about 10:00AM,
the subject real property de-
scribed herein below will be sold
at the main entrance of the Pu-
laski County Courthouse, 401
West Markham, Little Rock, AR
72201 to the highest bidder for
cash. The sale will extinguish all
interests, including those of ex-
isting lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
TIME OF SALE AND ALL TRANS-
FER TAXES WILL BE THE RE-
SPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER. WHEREAS, the property
secured under the Deed of Trust
is located in Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows: LOT 8, BLOCK
4, BOULEVARD TERRACE ANNEX
1, IN THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 4918 W 29th St
Little Rock AR 72204 WHEREAS
on January 17, 2003, Betty
Rhodes, executed a Deed of Trust
in favor of James C. East, as
trustee for Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
nominee for Pulaski Mortgage
Company, Arkansas Corporation.
Said Deed of Trust was recorded
on February 21, 2003 as instru-
ment number 200317889 in the
real property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to U.S. Bank, N.A., its Successors
and Assigns by virtue of an as-
signment dated October 26, 2010
and recorded on October 28,
2010 as instrument number
20010067658 in the real proper-
ty records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: U.S. Bank National
Association, 4801 Frederica
Street, Owensboro, K.Y 42301 at
Telephone No. 800-365-7772;
and WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
AS, the undersigned is the sub-
stitute trustee and is acting on
and with the consent and au-
thority of the lender who is exer-
cising its power of sale under Ark.
Code Ann. Section 18-50-115
which implies a power of sale in
every Deed of Trust of real prop-
erty situated in this state that is
duly acknowledged and recorded;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness. This sale
is subject to all matters shown on
any applicable recorded plat or
bill(s) of assurance; any restric-
tive covenants, easements, set
back liens or encroachments; any
unpaid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any statu-
tory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 25th day of Sep-
tember, 2019. Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021340 A-4706586
10/27/2019, 11/03/2019,
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75116730f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT 3,
BLOCK 5, ELMHURST ADDITION
TO THE CITY OF LITTLE ROCK,
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 214 N Spruce
Street Little Rock AR 72205
WHEREAS on May 13, 1999, Su-
san K. Langley, an unmarried
person, William Bryan Langley,
and Margaret L. Langley, hus-
band and wife, executed a Deed
of Trust in favor of James R. Car-
roll, as trustee for The Carroll
Mortgage Group, Inc. an Arkan-
sas Corporation. Said Deed of
Trust was recorded on May 19,
1999 as instrument number
99039478 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Deed of Trust was
subsequently assigned to North
American Mortgage Company by
virtue of an assignment dated
May 20, 1999 and recorded on
June 4, 1999 as instrument
number 99045291 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to Countrywide Home Loans, Inc.
by virtue of an assignment dated
March 12, 2002 and recorded on
August 6, 2002 as instrument
number 2002166473 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to Bank of America. N.A. by vir-
tue of an assignment dated July
29, 2015 and recorded on July
30, 2015 as instrument number
2015045812 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: BANK OF AMERICA,
N.A. 5600 Granite Pkwy Bldg VII
Plano TX 75024 at Telephone No.
1-877-744-7691; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the substitute trustee and is act-
ing on and with the consent and
authority of the lender who is ex-
ercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every Deed of Trust
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
This sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable record-
ed plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 2nd day of October,
2019. Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq; AR2011038 1
Information Way Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406-0855 A
LAW No. 19-021434 A-4707313
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133375f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows; LOT
77, CROOKED CREEK SUBDIVI-
SION, PHASE I, TO THE CITY OF
JACKSONVILLE, PULASKI COUN-
TY, ARKANSAS, AS SHOWN IN
PLAT OF RECORD AS PLAT G/727,
RECORDS OF PULASKI COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. Street Address: 1405
Pickett Rd Jacksonville AR 72076
WHEREAS on March 20, 2015,
Robert Williams, Jr., executed a
Deed of Trust in favor of Bank of
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
Robert Williams, Jr., executed a
Deed of Trust in favor of Bank of
England, as trustee for Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems.
Inc., as nominee for Bank of En-
gland, A Corporation. Said Deed
of Trust was recorded on April 3,
2015 as instrument number
2015019172 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The Deed of Trust was
subsequently assigned to Lake-
view Loan Servicing, LLC by vir-
tue of an assignment dated Feb-
ruary 9, 2018 and recorded on
February 21, 2018 as instrument
number 2018010623 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The party initi-
ating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Lakeview
Loan Servicing, LLC. 3637 Sent-
ara Way Virginia Beach VA 23452
at Telephone No. 800-274-6600;
and WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and WHERE-
AS, the undersigned is the sub-
stitute trustee and is acting on
and with the consent and au-
thority of the lender who is exer-
cising its power of sale under Ark,
Code Ann. Section 18-50-115
which implies a power of sale in
every Deed of Trust of real prop-
erty situated in this state that is
duly acknowledged and recorded;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness. This sale
is subject to all matters shown on
any applicable recorded plat or
bill(s) of assurance; any restric-
tive covenants, easements, set
back liens or encroachments; any
unpaid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any statu-
tory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 2nd day of October,
2019. Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq., AR2011038 1
Information Way, Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406-0855 A
LAW No. 19-016319 A-4707159
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133300f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 1:00PM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Pulaski
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: TRACT
NO. 2: A PART OF THE NW 1/4
SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH,
RANGE 12 WEST, SALINE COUN-
TY., ARKANSAS, MORE PARTIC-
ULARLY DESCRIBED AS COM-
MENCING AT NORTHEAST
CORNER OF 1/4 NW 1/4, SEC-
TION 9, AND RUN WEST 813
FEET; THENCE SOUTH 197.6
FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00 DE-
GREES 09 MINUTES 30 SECONDS
WEST 456.0 FEET THENCE SOUTH
88 DEGREES 07 MINUTES 57
SECONDS WEST 389.0 FEET TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING; SOUTH
88 DEGREES 07 MINUTES A
DISTANCE OF 130.0 FEET;
THENCE NORTH DEGREES 26
MINUTES 47 SECONDS EAST
337.15 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 44 MINUTES 40 SEC-
ONDS EAST 133.0 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 00 DEGREES 16 MINUTES
40 SECONDS EAST 52.0 FEET;
SOUTH 01 DEGREES 48 MINUTES
20 SECONDS WEST 280.86 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
RACT NO. 1: A PART OF THE NW
1/4 NW 1/4, SECTION 9,
TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH 12 WEST,
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
BEGINNING AT NORTHWEST
CORNER OF NW 1/4 NW 1/4, AND
RUN EAST 133.0 FEET; THENCE
SOUTH 328.0; THENCE WEST TO
THE WEST LINE OF SAID NW 1/4
NW 1/4; THENCE NORTH 328.0
FEET TO THE BEGINNING. Street
Address: 2725 Lorance Dr Little
Rock AR 72206 WHEREAS on
November 8, 2013, Toby M.
Harris and Ronda F. Harris,
executed a Deed of Trust in favor
of Wilson and Associates, PLLC,
as trustee for Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
nominee for Freedom Mortgage
Corporation. Said Deed of Trust
was recorded on January 2, 2014
in Book 2014 at Page 000019 in
the real property records of Saline
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to Lakeview Loan Servicing LLC
by virtue of an assignment dated
January 25, 2019 and recorded
on January 29, 2019 as
instrument number 2019-001641
in the real property records of
Saline County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
Lakeview Loan Servicing, LLC.
3637 Sentara Way Virginia Beach
VA 23452 at Telephone No. 800-
274-6600; and WHEREAS, there
may be tenants that claim an
interest in the real property herein
based upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is the
substitute trustee and is acting on
and with the consent and
authority of the lender who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every Deed of Trust of
real property situated in this state
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any
applicable recorded plat or bill(s)
of assurance; any restrictive
covenants, easements, set back
liens or encroachments; any un-
paid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any statu-
tory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condition
of any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 27th day of
September, 2019. Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021638 A-4707027
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-021638 A-4707027
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133291f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, November 25, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Part of the Northeast Quarter of
the Northeast Quarter of the
Northwest Quarter, Section 11,
Township 1 South, Range 13
West, Pulaski County, Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows: Begin at a point 25 feet
South of and 528 feet West of the
Northeast corner of the NE 1/4 NE
1/4 NW 1/4 of said Section 11;
thence run South, 259.2 feet to a
point 25 feet from and at right
angles to the center line of the
Mabelvale Cutoff Road; thence
Southwesterly parallel to and 25
feet from the center line of said
road, 145.3 feet; thence run
North, 340 feet to a point 25 feet
South of the North line of said NE
1/4 NE 1/4 NW 1/4; thence run
East, 120 feet to the point of be-
ginning.
More Commonly Known As:
8524 Mabelvale Cut-off Road,
Mabelvale, AR 72103.
On December 3, 2004, Patryk
Janiszewski, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for Cor-
nerstone Mortgage Center, an
Arkansas Corporation ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on December 10, 2004, as
Instrument No. 2004100992 in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 10, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127043f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL YOU MAY LOSE
YOUR PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT
TAKE IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on December
9, 2019 at or about 10:00AM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
main entrance of the Pulaski
County Courthouse, 401 West
Markham, Little Rock, AR 72201
to the highest bidder for cash. The
sale will extinguish all interests,
including those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the Deed
of Trust is located in Pulaski
Count), Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
39, BLOCK 6, GREEN HILLS AD-
DITION TO THE CITY OF NORTH
LITTLE ROCK, PULASKI COUNTY,
ARKANSAS. Street Address: 6508
Greenbank Rd North Little Rock
AR 72118 WHEREAS on July 12,
2013, Cloys B. Mayernick HTTA C.
Blake Mayernick, executed a
Deed of Trust in favor of Recon-
trust Company, N.A., as trustee
for Mortgage Electronic Regis-
tration Systems, Inc., as nominee
for Bank of America, N.A.. Said
Deed of Trust was recorded on
July 29, 2013 as instrument
number 2013055297 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The Deed of
Trust was subsequently assigned
to Bank of America, N.A. by vir-
tue of an assignment dated May
13, 2019 and recorded on May
14, 2019 as instrument number
2019029326 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Bank of America, N.A.
5600 Granite Pkwy Bldg VII Plano
TX 75024 at Telephone No. 1-
877-744-7691; and WHEREAS,
there may be tenants that claim
an interest in the real property
herein based upon said tenancy;
and WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the substitute trustee and is act-
ing on and with the consent and
authority of the lender who is ex-
ercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every Deed of Trust
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
This sale is subject to all matters
shown on any applicable record-
ed plat or bill(s) of assurance; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
set back liens or encroachments;
any unpaid and/or delinquent
taxes or special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condi-
tion of any structure(s) thereon or
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
the accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the responsi-
bility of the purchaser. WITNESS
my hand this 9th day of October,
2019 Albertelli Law James
McPherson, Esq., AR2011038 1
Information Way, Suite 201 Little
Rock, AR 72202 501-406 0855 A
LAW No. 19-022073 A-4708150
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019,
11/24/2019, 12/01/2019
75133629f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On April 2, 2010, Gary D.
Witherspoon executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of James R. Carroll,
as Trustee for MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS BENEFICIARY,
AS NOMINEE FOR THE CARROLL
MORTGAGE GROUP, INC., ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on April 9,
2010, as Instrument No.
2010019943 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: JPMorgan Chase Bank,
National Association, Attn: Cor-
respondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Unit B-22, Windsor Gardens
Condominiums Horizontal Prop-
erty Regime, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas, together with an undi-
vided interest in the common
elements as set forth in Master
Deed Windsor Gardens Condo-
miniums recorded December 6,
2005 as Instrument No.
2005102341, as affected by
Amendment and Ratification of
Master Deed Windsor Gardens
Condominiums recorded March 9,
2006 as Instrument No.
2006017975.
More commonly known as
1601 North Bryant Street, Apt. 22,
Little Rock, AR 72207.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Substitute Trustee for JP-
MORGAN CHASE BANK, NA-
TIONAL ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75097729f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 6, 2002, Sammie K.
Hunt executed a Deed of Trust in
favor of Bank of America, N.A., as
Trustee for BANK OF AMERICA,
N.A., which was recorded on May
14, 2002, as Instrument No.
2002143394 in the real property
records of Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-B, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
No. 1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 17,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 12, and the South 12 1/2
feet of Lot 13, Block 7, Gibralter
Heights Addition to the City of
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
More commonly known as 510
Trumpler St., Little Rock, AR
72211.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
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lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 8th day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for BANK OF
AMERICA, N.A.
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75115599f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 28, 1987, Linda Sue
Jackson and Larry Raymond
Jackson, Sr. executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Robert S. Cole-
man, as Trustee for Union Mod-
ern Mortgage Corporation, which
was recorded on June 3, 1987,
as Instrument No. 87-35926 in
the real property records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The par-
ty initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Se-
lect Portfolio Servicing, Inc., 3217
S. Decker Lake Dr., Salt Lake
City, UT 84119, at Telephone No.
1.888.818.6032; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 350, Meadowcliff Addition
to the City of Little Rock, Pulaski
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 11
Sheraton Drive, Little Rock, AR
72209.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 12th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Substitute Trustee for SELECT
PORTFOLIO SERVICING, INC.
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75086989f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On October 30, 2013, Jessica
Jones executed a Deed of Trust in
favor of Scott Goldsholl, as
Trustee for REGIONS BANK D/B/A
REGIONS MORTGAGE, which was
recorded on November 18, 2013,
as Instrument No. 2013082973 in
the real property records of Pu-
laski County, Arkansas. The par-
ty initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: Re-
gions Mortgage, 7130 Goodlett
Farms Parkway, Cordova, TN
38016, at Telephone No.
800-748-9498; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 9, 2019
on or about 10:00 AM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 4, Block 3, Windsor Valley,
an Addition to the City of North
Little Rock, Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas.
More commonly known as
1913 Covington Drive, North Lit-
tle Rock, AR 72116.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
Foreclosures - Pulaski Co.
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for RE-
GIONS BANK D/B/A REGIONS
MORTGAGE
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75108073f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 9, 2019, at or about
10:00 AM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Pulaski County Courthouse,
401 West Markham, Little Rock,
AR 72201 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Deed of Trust is
located in Pulaski County, Ar-
kansas more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
Lot 115, Bent Tree Estates,
Phase 1, North Little Rock, Pu-
laski County, Arkansas
Street Address: 17012
Crooked Oak Drive, Sherwood, AR
72120
WHEREAS on May 19, 2011,
Carey D. Duhart and Ileana I.
Duhart, husband and wife, exe-
cuted a Deed of Trust to Delbert
Mickel, as Trustee for the benefit
of Regions Bank d/b/a Regions
Mortgage, which was recorded on
June 17, 2011 as Instrument
Number 2011035374, and re-
recorded on May 10, 2012 as In-
strument Number 2012028363, in
the real estate records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Regions
Bank DBA Regions Mortgage and
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Regions Bank - Memphis,
7130 Goodlett Farms Parkway
A4W, Cordova, TN 38016, at
Telephone Number
1.800.748.9498
; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the beneficiary as
substitute Trustee in the place of
the original Trustee or any other
substituted trustee, upon the
contingency and in the manner
authorized by said beneficiary;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 3, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
REGIONS BANK DBA REGIONS
MORTGAGE
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75110811f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On September 18, 2009, Sa-
rah G. Shelton executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Robert M. Wilson,
Jr., as Trustee for WELLS FARGO
BANK, N.A., which was recorded
on October 1, 2009, as Instru-
ment No. 2009066490 in the real
property records of Pulaski
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: Nation-
star Mortgage LLC d/b/a Cham-
pion Mortgage Company, 8950
Cypress Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, at Telephone No.
1-855-683-3095; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, November 27,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Pulaski County
Courthouse, 401 West Markham,
Little Rock, AR 72201, to the
highest bidder for cash:
PART OF THE N 1/2 NW 1/4 OF
SECTION 13, T-3-N, R-12-W,
PULASKI COUNTY, ARKANSAS,
MORE PARTICULARLY DE-
SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COM-
MENCING AT THE SE CORNER OF
THE NE 1/4 NW 1/4; THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 45 MINUTES
WEST FOR 793.8 FEET; THENCE
CONTINUE NORTH 89 DEGREES
45 MINUTES WEST FOR 208.14
FEET; THENCE NORTH 01 DE-
GREES 02 MINUTES WEST FOR
200 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89
DEGREES 45 MINUTES WEST FOR
501.54 FEET; THENCE NORTH 01
DEGREES 02 MINUTES WEST FOR
264.7 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THENCE NORTH 01
DEGREES 02 MINUTES WEST FOR
338.10 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 47 MINUTES EAST FOR
91.95 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 47 MINUTES EAST FOR
226.33 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 47 MINUTES EAST FOR
155.13 FEET TO A POINT IN A
LAKE; THENCE SOUTH 07 DE-
GREES 05 MINUTES 31 SECONDS
EAST FOR 38.95 FEET TO A POINT
IN A LAKE; THENCE SOUTH 02
DEGREES 47 MINUTES 16 SEC-
ONDS EAST FOR 300 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES 45
MINUTES WEST FOR 486.66 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING.
DESCRIPTION OF 30 FEET
ACCESS EASEMENT:
A TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN
THE NORTHEAST QUARTER,
NORTHWEST QUARTER,
NORTHWEST QUARTER, SECTION
13, TOWNSHIP 3 NORTH, RANGE
12 WEST, PULASKI COUNT, AR-
KANSAS, BEING MORE
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12 WEST, PULASKI COUNT, AR-
KANSAS, BEING MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: A 30 FOOT WIDE
ACCESS EASEMENT LOCATED 15
FEET EITHER SIDE OF THE
FOLLOWING DESCRIBED LINE, TO
WIT: COMMENCING AT THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE
SAID NORTHEAST QUARTER,
NORTHWEST QUARTER, SECTION
13; THENCE NORTH 89 DEGREES
45 MINUTES WEST ALONG THE
SOUTH LINE OF THE SAID
NORTHEAST QUARTER,
NORTHWEST QUARTER, SECTION
13 A DISTANCE OF 765.38 FEET
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING;
THENCE NORTH 38 DEGREES 31
MINUTES WEST A DISTANCE OF
89.93 FEET; THENCE NORTH 36
DEGREES 28 MINUTES WEST A
DISTANCE OF 143.37 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 30 DEGREES 57
MINUTES WEST A DISTANCE OF
102.15 FEET; THENCE NORTH 24
DEGREES 51 MINUTES WEST A
DISTANCE OF 149.78 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 28 DEGREES 49
MINUTES WEST A DISTANCE OF
157.18 FEET; THENCE NORTH 79
DEGREES 03 MINUTES WEST A
DISTANCE OF 50.38 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 68 DEGREES 58
MINUTES WEST A DISTANCE OF
70.58 FEET; THENCE NORTH 64
DEGREES 54 MINUTES WEST A
DISTANCE OF 56.27 FEET TO THE
EAST LINE OF PARCEL 1 AS
DESCRIBED HEREON AND THE
POINT OF TERMINATION OF THIS
DESCRIPTION.
More commonly known as
8700 Greer Road, Sherwood, AR
72120.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
Substitute Trustee for the
beneficiary and is acting on behalf
of and with the consent of the
beneficiary who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
Deed of Trust of real property
situated in this State that is duly
acknowledged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an accu-
rate survey of the premises might
disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
rescinded at the Substitute
Trustee's option at any time. The
right is reserved to adjourn the
day of the sale to another day,
time and place certain without
further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 13th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A CHAMPION MORTGAGE
COMPANY
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75088291f
Foreclosures
Randolph Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 1:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Randolph County Court-
house, 107 West Broadway,
Pocahontas, AR 72455 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Randolph County, Ar-
kansas more particularly
described as follows:
Lot 8 and the south 19 feet of
Lot 7 of Block 9, in the Dalton
Addition to the City of Pocahontas,
Arkansas, said tract fronting First
Street 90 feet, with a depth of
135 feet.
Street Address: 1409 Dunn
Street, Pochahontas, AR 72455
WHEREAS on June 8, 2009,
Gail Weiss and Jeffrey L. Weiss,
wife and husband executed a
Mortgage in favor of The Mort-
gage Source, Inc., which was
recorded on June 8, 2009 in Book
F--14, Page 447, in the real es-
tate records of Randolph County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Mortgage has been as-
signed to J.P. Morgan Mortgage
Acquisition Corp., which is the
party initiating foreclosure. The
party initiating foreclosure is J.P.
Morgan Mortgage Acquisition
Corp. and can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Carrington Mort-
gage Services, LLC, 1600 South
Douglass Road, Suite 200-A,
Anaheim, CA 92806, at Tele-
phone Number (800) 790-9502;
and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 19, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR J.P.
MORGAN MORTGAGE
ACQUISITION CORP.
22F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures
Randolph Co.
MORGAN MORTGAGE
ACQUISITION CORP.
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75097270f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on March 26, 2013,
Christopher Shelhamer and
Amanda Shelhamer executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for New
Day Financial, LLC, its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded April 4, 2013, in
Book No. S-16, at Page 258, in
the real estate records of Ran-
dolph County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, 3043 Townsgate
Road Suite 200, Westlake Village,
CA 91361 , (866) 549-3583
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 2,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
Randolph County Courthouse,
Pocahontas, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Randolph
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE FOLLOWING LANDS LYING
IN RANDOLPH COUNTY, ARKAN-
SAS, TO-WIT: COMMENCING AT
THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE
NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE
SOUTHWEST QUARTER (NE1/4
SW1/4) IN SECTION TWENTY-
ONE (21), TOWNSHIP TWENTY
(20) NORTH, RANGE THREE (3)
EAST AND GOING THENCE SOUTH
ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX (136)
FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN-
NING PROPERTY; THEN WEST
ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE (145)
FEET; THEN SOUTH ONE HUN-
DRED EIGHT (108) FEET, MORE
OR LESS, TO THE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF A TRACT OF LAND
CONVEYED BY SAM AND IDA B.
WILLIAMSON TO EARL AND
ROSELEA JACKSON IN A DEED
AND RECORDED IN BOOK 140 AT
PAGE 261 IN THE RECORDS OF
RANDOLPH COUNTY, ARKANSAS;
THEN EAST ALONG THE NORTH
LINE OF SAID JACKSON TRACT TO
THE EAST LINE OF SAID FORTY
(40) ACRE TRACT; THEN NORTH
ALONG SAID EAST LINE ONE
HUNDRED EIGHT (108) FEET,
MORE OR LESS, TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING, SUBJECT TO THAT
PART OF A RIGHT OF WAY ON THE
EAST SIDE THEREOF.
More commonly known as: 50
Oak Street, Reyno, AR 72462
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341845
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097432f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 12, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Ran-
dolph County Courthouse, 107 W.
Broadway, Pocahontas, Arkansas,
or the sale will be held in the
place at said venue where fore-
closure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 1 and the East 1/2 of Lot 2,
in Block 22, Shannon Addition;
also Lot 5 of Block 15, Shannon
Addition, Pocahontas, Arkansas,
less and except the East 70 feet
thereof.
More Commonly Known As:
1912 Archer Street, Pocahontas,
AR 72455.
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On December 22, 2005,
Howard Ray Haugh, executed a
security instrument in favor of
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., which
was recorded on December 27,
2005, in Record Book A-12 at
Page 758 in the real estate
records of Randolph County, Ar-
kansas and is now held by Wells
Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 18, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019;
12/01/2019; 12/08/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75150939f
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On July 5, 2013, John Elliott
Webb executed a Mortgage in
favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,
AS MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE
FOR THE CARROLL MORTGAGE
GROUP, INC., ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS, which was re-
corded on July 18, 2013, in Book
13, Page 68245 in the real prop-
erty records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, Attn:
Correspondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 9, 2019
on or about 01:00 PM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 3, Block 2, Andres Place
Phase I, an Addition to the City of
Bryant, Saline County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
3205 Robbins Drive, Bryant, AR
72022.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75091652f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on November
25, 2019 at or about 1:00PM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance of the Saline
County Courthouse, 200 N. Main
St., Benton, AR 72015 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property, THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Saline
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows; LOT
87, LEXINGTON PARK, PHASE IV.
AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
BRYANT, SALINE COUNTY, AR-
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
AN ADDITION TO THE CITY OF
BRYANT, SALINE COUNTY, AR-
KANSAS. Street Address: 2927
Timbercreek Drive. Bryant. AR
72022 WHEREAS on August 26,
2002 Rodney Williamson and Di-
ane Williamson, husband and
wife, executed a Mortgage in fa-
vor of Simmons First Mortgage
Company. Said Mortgage was
recorded on September 24, 2002
in Doc Book 02 at Page 069643 in
the real property records o f Sa-
line County, Arkansas. The Mort-
gage was subsequently assigned
to Simmons First National Bank
by virtue of an assignment dated
August 26, 2002 and recorded on
September 24, 2002 in Doc Book
02 at Page 06958 in the real
property
ecords of Saline County,
Arkansas. The Mortgage was
subsequently assigned to Hibernia
National Bank by virtue of an
assignment dated September 12,
2002 at recorded October 24,
2002 in Doc Book 02 at Page
80455 in the real property records
of Saline County, Arkansas. The
Mortgage was subsequently
assigned to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc. by
virtue of an assignment dated
February 28, 2005 and recorded
on March 30, 2005 in Doc Book
05 at Page 31483 in the real
property records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The Mortgage was
subsequently assigned to
Nationstar Mortgage, LLC dba Mr.
Cooper by virtue of an assignment
elated September 4, 2009 and
recorded on September 11, 2019
as instrument number 2019-
017501 in the real property
records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper
350 Highland Dr Lewisville TX
75067 at Telephone No. (877)
450-8638; and WHEREAS, there
may be tenants that claim an
interest in the real property herein
based upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is the
attorney for the mortgagee and is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the mortgagee
who is exercising its power of
sale under Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this state that
is duly acknowledged and re-
corded; and default has occurred
in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any
applicable recorded plat or bill(s)
of assurance; any restrictive
covenants, easements, set back
liens or encroachments; any
unpaid and/or delinquent taxes or
special assessments; any
statutory redemption rights of any
governmental entity; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a UCC or
fixture filing; and, to any matter
that an accurate survey of the
property might disclose. This
property is being sold "as is" with
no representation as the condition
of any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal
description. Transfer taxes and
recording fees are the
responsibility of the purchaser.
WITNESS my hand this 24th day
of September, 2019. Nationstar
Mortgage LLC, dba Mr. Cooper by
its attorney-in-fact, Albertelli Law
James McPherson, Esq;
AR2011038 1 Information Way,
Suite 201 Little Rock, AR 72202
501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-020174 A-FN4706565
10/27/2019, 11/03/2019,
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75115835f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL YOU MAY LOSE YOUR
PROPERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE
IMMEDIATE ACTION IF THIS
PROPERTY IS SOLD YOU WILL
REMAIN LIABLE FOR ANY DEFI-
CIENCY WHICH THEN EXISTS AND
AN ACTION TO COLLECT IT MAY
BE BROUGHT AGAINST YOU THIS
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION
OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR
SUCH PURPOSE NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that on November
25, 2019 at or about 1:00PM, the
subject real property described
herein below will be sold at the
Main Entrance o f the Saline
County Courthouse, 200 N. Main
St., Benton, AR 72015 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE TIME OF SALE
AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL
BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. WHEREAS, the
property secured under the
Mortgage is located in Saline
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: LOT
37, WESTPOINTE. PHASE II, AN
ADDITION TO THE CITY OF BRY-
ANT, SALINE COUNTY, ARKAN-
SAS. Street Address: 813 Colo-
nial Drive, Bryant, AR 72022
WHEREAS on September 28,
2007 Terri Summers, a single
person, executed a Mortgage in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., as nomi-
nee for Union Equity Mortgage.
Said Mortgage was recorded on
October 11, 2007 in Doc Book 07
at Page 110997 in the real prop-
erty records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The Mortgage was
subsequently assigned to Nation-
star Mortgage LLC by virtue of an
assignment dated July 23, 2013
and recorded on August 6, 2013
in Doc Book 2013 at Page 74156
in the real property records of
Saline County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Nationstar Mortgage LLC D/b/a
Mr. Cooper 350 Highland Drive,
Lewisville TX 75067 at Telephone
No. (877) 450-8638; and
WHEREAS, there may be tenants
that claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
tenancy; and WHEREAS, the un-
dersigned is the attorney for the
mortgagee and is acting on and
with the consent and authority of
the mortgagee who is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
mortgage of real property situat-
ed in this state that is duly ac-
knowledged and recorded; and
default has occurred in the pay-
ment of said indebtedness, and
the same is now therefore wholly
due; and the holder of the debt
has requested the undersigned to
sell the property to satisfy said
indebtedness. This sale is subject
to all matters shown on any ap-
plicable recorded plat or bill(s) of
assurance; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back liens
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser. WITNESS my hand
this 9th day of September, 2019.
Nationstar Mortgage LLC, dba Mr.
Cooper, by its attorney-in-fact,
Albertelli Law James McPherson,
Esq; AR2011038 1 Information
Way Suite 201 Little Rock, AR
72202 501-406-0855 A LAW No.
19-018534 A-FN4705031
10/27/2019, 11/03/2019,
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75115797f
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
11/10/2019, 11/17/2019
75115797f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On September 11, 2017, Stevie
Marie Faisst executed a Mort-
gage in favor of MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS BENEFICIARY,
AS NOMINEE FOR FIRST ARKAN-
SAS FINANCIAL, INC., ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, which
was recorded on September 15,
2017, as Instrument No.
2017-017344 in the real property
records of Saline County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: PennyMac Loan Ser-
vices, LLC, P.O. Box 514387, Los
Angeles, CA 90051-4387, at
Telephone No. 1-866-545-9070;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, November 25,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
LOT 69, DAWN ESTATES TO
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as
14924 Heinke Rd, Mabelvale, AR
72103.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 2nd day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for PENNY-
MAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75074316f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 25, 2019, at or
about 1:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Saline County Courthouse,
200 North Main Street, Benton,
AR 72015 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH THE
DAY OF SALE UNLESS OTHER-
WISE AGREED TO BY MORTGAG-
EE AND ALL TRANSFER TAXES
WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF
THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Saline County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot 140, Carywood Subdivision,
Phase VI, Bryant, Saline County,
Arkansas
Street Address: 2304 Patty-
wood Drive, Bryant, AR 72022
WHEREAS on July 18, 2014,
Kristie Jobe, a single woman ex-
ecuted a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., acting solely as
nominee for Lender, Primary
Residential Mortgage, Inc., which
was recorded on July 23, 2014 in
Book 2014, Page 52010, in the
real estate records of Saline
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Nationstar Mortgage LLC,
PO Box 619080, Dallas, TX
75261, at Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 18, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75091279f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS A COMMUNICATION
FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR AND
IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A
DEBT. ANY INFORMATION GIVEN
MAY BE USED FOR THAT PUR-
POSE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on 12/09/2019, at or about 1:00
PM, the following real property
will be sold at the front door of
the Saline County Courthouse,
200 North Main Street, Benton,
AR 72015 to the highest bidder
for cash:
LOTS 3 AND 4, BLOCK 8 OF
MORDEN'S SUBDIVISION TO THE
TOWN, NOW CITY, OF BRYANT,
SALINE COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
More Commonly Known As:
807 SW 2nd St., Bryant, AR
72022.
On 02/16/1999, Carolyn J.
Duncan and Larry J. Duncan, wife
and husband, executed a Mort-
gage in favor of Nationsbank,
N.A.., which was recorded on
03/01/1999, as BK 1999, PG:
11727 in the real estate records
of Saline County, Arkansas, now
held by U.S. Bank Trust, N.A., as
Trustee for LSF9 Master Partici-
pation Trust. The party initiating
this foreclosure action can be
contacted at: U.S. Bank Trust,
N.A., as Trustee for LSF9 Master
Participation Trust, 13801 Wire-
less Way, Oklahoma City, OK
73134 1-800-401-6587.
Default by the current owner(s)
of the property has occurred in
the payment of the note, indebt-
edness and trust property se-
cured by said Mortgage, and the
same is now wholly due and ow-
ing to the holder of said debt.
Mortgagee intends to sell the
above trust property to satisfy the
obligation. The default for which
the foreclosure is made occurred
on 01/01/2017.
Tenants may exist that claim
an interest in the real property
described herein.
The undersigned is the Attor-
ney-in-Fact for the Mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent of the Mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
This sale is subject to any re-
quirements and conditions set
forth in any applicable recorded or
unrecorded plat or bill(s) of as-
surance affecting the above real
property; any restrictive cove-
nants, easements, set back lines
or encroachments; any unpaid
and/or delinquent taxes or spe-
cial assessments; any statutory
redemption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as to the condition of
any structure(s) thereon or the
accuracy of the above legal de-
scription. The purchaser at the
sale shall be solely responsible for
payment of all transfer taxes,
deed revenue stamps and deed
recording fees. In the event of any
discrepancy between the above
legal description and above street
address, the legal description is
controlling as to the property be-
ing foreclosed and sold.
75105683f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On July 15, 2011, Jessica S.
Brooks executed a Mortgage in
favor of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,
AS BENEFICIARY, AS A NOMINEE
FOR IBERIABANK MORTGAGE
COMPANY, ITS SUCCESSORS AND
ASSIGNS, which was recorded on
July 28, 2011, in Book 2011,
Page 052405 in the real property
records of Saline County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: JPMorgan Chase Bank,
National Association, Attn: Cor-
respondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, November 25,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 45, Richland Park Subdivi-
sion to the City of Bryant, Saline
County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
2305 Richland Park Drive, Bryant,
AR 72022.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 2nd day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75076967f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Monday, December 9, 2019, at
or about 1:00 PM, the following
real property will be sold and this
statutory foreclosure sale will be
held at the front door, inside the
main entrance of the Saline
County Courthouse, 200 N. Main
St., Benton, Arkansas, or the sale
will be held in the place at said
venue where foreclosure sales are
customarily advertised and/or
conducted, to the highest bidder
for cash:
Lot 24, Phase I of the Eagle
Point Addition to the City of Ben-
ton, Saline County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
2510 Eagle Run, Benton, AR
72015-2879.
On September 8, 2017, Marcia
R. Ferguson, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for
Quicken Loans Inc.
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on September 15, 2017,
as Instrument No. 2017-017288
in the real estate records of Sa-
line County, Arkansas and is now
held by Quicken Loans Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Quicken Loans, Inc.
1050 Woodward Avenue, Detroit,
MI 48226, Phone (800) 226-6308.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 3, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142512f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Wednesday, December 4,
2019, at or about 2:30 PM, the
following real property will be sold
and this statutory foreclosure sale
will be held at the front door, in-
side the main entrance of the
Saline County Courthouse, 200 N.
Main St., Benton, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 73 of Pine Forest Subdivi-
sion, Saline County, Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
6610 Hidden Lane, Benton, AR
72015.
On November 30, 2005, Billy J.
Vandiver and Melba Jean Van-
diver a/k/a Jean Vandiver, exe-
cuted a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Southern Mortgage
Company of Arkansas ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on January 9, 2006, in
Record Book 06 at Page 003129
in the real estate records of Sa-
line County, Arkansas and is now
held by LPP Mortgage, Inc.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Cenlar FSB, 425
Phillips Boulevard, Ewing, NJ
08618, (877) 909-9416.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 1, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/03/2019; 11/10/2019;
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
75134418f
sonline.com
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On September 14, 2009, Ryan
Guy and Whitney E. Guy executed
a Deed of Trust in favor of First
National Bank, as Trustee for
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on Sep-
tember 23, 2009, in Book 09,
Page 084369 in the real property
records of Saline County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: SunTrust Bank, Mail
Code RVW 7766, 1001 Semmes
Ave., Richmond, VA 23224, at
Telephone No. 800.443.1032; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, November 25,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 103, Emerald Valley, Phase
2, an Addition to the City of Ben-
ton, Saline County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
3121 Shelby Drive, Benton, AR
72015.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 29th day
of August, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for SUN-
TRUST BANK
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75072611f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On October 27, 2006, Jamison
Davidson and Troy A. Kall exe-
cuted a Deed of Trust in favor of
Michael Powell, as Trustee for
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
CORNERSTONE MORTGAGE
CENTER, INC., ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS, which was re-
corded on November 3, 2006, in
Book 06, Page 124372 in the real
property records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Carrington Mort-
gage Services, LLC, 1600 South
Douglass Road, Suite 200-B,
Anaheim, CA 92806, at Tele-
phone No. 1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 3, 2019
on or about 12:00 PM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
That part of Lots 5 and 6, Block
3, Hughes Addition to the City of
Benton, Saline County, Arkansas,
described as follows: Beginning at
the Southeast corner of said Lot 5
and run thence West along the
South line thereof for 25 feet;
thence North 119 feet; thence
East 35 feet; thence North 19
feet; thence East 35 feet; thence
South 138 feet to the South line of
said Lot 6; thence West along the
South line thereof for 45 feet to
the point of beginning.
More commonly known as 301
W Pine, Benton, AR 72015.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 16th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for CAR-
RINGTON MORTGAGE SERVICES,
LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75091669f
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
(501) 218-8111
75091669f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On May 10, 2013, Thomas
Allen Koon and Christal Lynn Koon
executed a Deed of Trust in favor
of Capstone Pioneer, as Trustee
for MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC
REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.,
AS BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE
FOR EQUITABLE MORTGAGE
CORPORATION, ITS SUCCESSORS
AND ASSIGNS, which was re-
corded on May 16, 2013, in Book
2013, Page 47068 in the real
property records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure can be contacted at or
in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, P.O. Box 514387,
Los Angeles, CA 90051-4387, at
Telephone No. 1-866-545-9070;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Monday, December 9, 2019
on or about 01:00 PM, the fol-
lowing described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A part of the Southeast Quarter
(SE1/4) of the Southeast Quarter
(SE1/4) of Section 7, Township 2
South, Range 12 West, Saline
County, Arkansas, more particu-
larly described as follows: Com-
mence at the SE corner of said
SE1/4 of SE1/4, thence N 00 de-
grees 58 minutes E along East
line of Section 7, 447.42 feet to
the Point of Beginning; thence N
88 degrees 34 minutes 15 sec-
onds W, 208.71 feet to a point on
the East right-of-way line of
Martin Drive; thence N 00 de-
grees 58 minutes E, 208.71 feet
along said East right-of-way;
thence S 88 degrees 34 minutes
15 seconds E, 208.71 feet to a
point on the East line of Section 7;
thence S 00 degrees 58 minutes
W, 208.71 feet along said East
line of Section 7 to the Point of
Beginning.
More commonly known as
21410 Quail Cove, Hensley, AR
72065.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 23rd day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for PENNY-
MAC LOAN SERVICES, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75097648f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 21, 2018, Marsha
Watts executed a Deed of Trust in
favor of First National Title Com-
pany, as Trustee for MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC., AS BENEFICIARY,
AS NOMINEE FOR LIBERTY HOME
EQUITY SOLUTIONS, INC., which
was recorded on April 6, 2018,
as Instrument No. 2018-006260
in the real property records of
Saline County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: PHH
Mortgage Corporation, 1 Mort-
gage Way, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1.800.330.0423; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 18,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Saline County
Courthouse, 200 N. Main Street,
Benton, AR 72015, to the highest
bidder for cash:
LOT 17, BLOCK 8, R.F. MCNEIL
SUBDIVISION TO SALINE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS
More commonly known as
2115 Wright Ave, Benton, AR
72019.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
Foreclosures - Saline Co.
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 8th day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for PHH
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75115603f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 3, 2019, at or about
12:00 PM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Saline County Courthouse,
200 North Main Street, Benton,
AR 72015 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Deed of Trust is
located in Saline County, Arkan-
sas more particularly described as
follows:
LOT 22, NORTH HAVEN SUBDI-
VISION PHASE 1 AN ADDITION TO
THE CITY OF BRYANT, SALINE
COUNTY ARKANSAS.
Street Address: 702 Fair Lane,
Alexander, AR 72022
WHEREAS on July 17, 2009,
Stephanie Hervey, a single per-
son, executed a Deed of Trust to
Wilson & Associates, PLLC, as
Trustee for the benefit of Mort-
gage Electronic Registration Sys-
tems, Inc., as nominee for Lender
Wintrust Mortgage Corporation,
and Lender`s successors and/or
assigns, which was recorded on
August 14, 2009 in Doc Book 09,
Page 73731, and re-recorded on
September 17, 2010 in Doc Book
10, Page 75785, in the real es-
tate records of Saline County,
Arkansas. The beneficial interest
of said Deed of Trust has been
assigned to Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, which is the party
initiating foreclosure. The party
initiating foreclosure is Car-
rington Mortgage Services, LLC
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-A, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
Number (800) 790-9502; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the beneficiary as
substitute Trustee in the place of
the original Trustee or any other
substituted trustee, upon the
contingency and in the manner
authorized by said beneficiary;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 30, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
SERVICES, LLC
By: /s/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75104191f
Foreclosures
Sebastian Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 10, 2019, at or
about 03:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Sebastian County Court-
house, 301 East Center Street,
Greenwood, AR 72936 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Sebastian (Greenwood
District) County, Arkansas more
particularly described as follows:
Part of the Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter of Sec-
tion 28, Township 7 North, Range
31 West, Greenwood District,
Sebastian County, Arkansas, be-
ing more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at an exist-
ing p/k nail of the Southeast
Corner of the Southwest Quarter
of the Northwest Quarter; thence
along the East line of said Forty,
North 00 degrees 06 minutes 35
seconds West, 4.02 feet to the
point of beginning; thence South
89 degrees 52 minutes 01 sec-
onds West, 211.62 feet to an ex-
isting iron pin; thence North 00
degrees 17 minutes 53 seconds
West, 104.50 feet to an existing
iron pin; thence North 89 degrees
48 minutes 10 seconds East,
211.62 feet to the East line of the
Southwest Quarter of the North-
west Quarter; thence along said
East line, South 00 degrees 06
minutes 35 seconds East, 104.74
feet to the point of beginning.
Subject to easements, rights of
way and covenants of record.
Subject to restrictions of record
and reservations and convey-
ances of oil, gas and other min-
erals.
Street Address: 3211 Jenny
Ridge Way, Greenwood, AR
72936
WHEREAS on April 5, 2018,
Katrina L. Jones, a single woman
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration

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Sebastian Co.
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., acting solely as
nominee for Lender, Fairway In-
dependent Mortgage Corporation,
which was recorded on April 6,
2018 as Instrument Number
2018-07568, in the real estate
records of Sebastian (Greenwood
District) County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure is Na-
tionstar Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr.
Cooper and can be contacted at
or in care of its servicer initiating
foreclosure at: Nationstar Mort-
gage LLC, PO Box 619080, Dallas,
TX 75261, at Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75117554f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On August 5, 2005, Joseph E.
Robine Jr and Michelle L. Robine
executed a Mortgage in favor of
Benefit Bank, which was record-
ed on August 11, 2005, as In-
strument No. 7168933 in the re-
al property records of Sebastian
(Greenwood) County, Arkansas.
The party initiating foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: JPMorgan Chase Bank, Na-
tional Association, Attn: Corre-
spondence Mail, Mail Code
LA4-555, 700 Kansas Lane,
Monroe, LA 71203, at Telephone
No. 1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Sebastian County
Courthouse, 301 E. Center Street,
Greenwood, AR 72936, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 333 Creekwood Addition
Phase II, Tract 2, an Addition to
the City of Greenwood, Sebastian
County, Arkansas. Less and Ex-
cept Public Roads and Rights of
Way.
More commonly known as 261
Azalea Drive, Greenwood, AR
72936.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 27th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75105923f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On January 13, 2012, Shan-
non Lynn Tracy executed a
Mortgage in favor of MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION
SYSTEMS, INC. , AS MORTGAGEE,
AS NOMINEE FOR BENEFIT BANK,
ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on January
19, 2012, as Instrument No.
2012G-00475 in the real proper-
ty records of Sebastian (Green-
wood) County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: JP-
Morgan Chase Bank, National
Association, Attn: Correspon-
dence Mail, Mail Code LA4-555,
700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA
71203, at Telephone No.
1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
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Sebastian Co.
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 01:00 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Sebastian County
Courthouse, 301 E. Center Street,
Greenwood, AR 72936, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 6, Shadow Lake Estates
Phase 3, an Addition to the Se-
bastian County, Arkansas, ac-
cording to the Plat filed of Record
March 16, 1977. Subject to
Easements, Rights of Way and
Covenants of Record. Subject to
Restrictions of Record and Res-
ervations and Conveyances of Oil,
Gas and Other Minerals.
More commonly known as
2815 Edgewater Drive, Green-
wood, AR 72936.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75105964f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 10, 2019, at or
about 3:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Sebastian County Court-
house, 301 East Center Street,
Greenwood, AR 72936 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Sebastian (Greenwood
District) County, Arkansas more
particularly described as follows:
Part of the West Half (W1/2) of
the Northwest Quarter (NW1/4) of
Section 28, Township 6 North,
Range 30 West, Sebastian Coun-
ty, Arkansas, being more particu-
larly described as follows: Com-
mencing at the Northeast Corner
of said NW1/4 NW1/4; thence
North 88 degrees 38 minutes 30
seconds West, along the North
line of said NW1/4 NW1/4, 332.6
feet; thence South 01 degrees 29
minutes 30 seconds West, 1185.0
feet to a 12" Spike at the Point of
Beginning; thence South 01 de-
grees 29 minutes 30 seconds
West, 301.21 feet to the center-
line of Mt. Harmony Road; thence
North 74 degrees 26 minutes 55
seconds West, along said cen-
terline, 121.27 feet to a P.K. Nail;
thence North 69 degrees 48
minutes 40 seconds West, along
said centerline, 187.59 feet to a
P.K. Nail; thence North 55 de-
grees 52 minutes 08 seconds
East, 363.31 feet to the Point of
Beginning, and subject to any
easements of record. Less and
except public roads and rights of
way.
Street Address: 3132 Mount
Harmony Road, Greenwood, AR
72936
WHEREAS on September 6,
2001, Scott D. Synoground and
Ann B. Synoground, husband and
wife executed a Mortgage in fa-
vor of Farmers Bank, which was
recorded on September 11, 2001
as Instrument Number 7052371,
in the real estate records of Se-
bastian (Greenwood District)
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure is Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Nationstar Mortgage LLC,
PO Box 619080, Dallas, TX
75261, at Telephone Number
214-756-2432
; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
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obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Octo-
ber 8, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75115786f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 12, 2019,
at or about 1:00 PM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Sebas-
tian County Courthouse, 301 East
Center Street, Greenwood, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Part of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4
of Section 22, Township 6 North,
Range 30 West, Greenwood Dis-
trict, Sebastian County, Arkansas,
more particularly described as
follows: Commencing at an exist-
ing iron pin at the Northeast cor-
ner of said SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4;
thence North 89 degrees 13
minutes 40 seconds West, 665.59
feet along the North line of said
SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 to an exist-
ing iron pin; thence South 00 de-
grees 13 minutes 41 seconds
East, 356.84 feet to the point of
beginning; thence South 89 de-
grees 13 minutes 04 seconds
East, 208.01 feet; thence South
00 degrees 13 minutes 22 sec-
onds East, 451.03 feet; thence
North 89 degrees 13 minutes 58
seconds West, 189.27 feet to a
point on the centerline of Arkan-
sas Highway 10; thence North 28
degrees 05 minutes 08 seconds
West, 40.00 feet along said cen-
terline; thence North 00 degrees
13 minutes 41 seconds West,
416.05 feet to the point of begin-
ning.
More Commonly Known As:
5002 E Highway 10, Greenwood,
AR 72936.
On January 21, 2013, Mark
Williams and Deborah Williams,
executed a security instrument in
favor of Mortgage Electronic Reg-
istration Systems, Inc., solely as
nominee for Freedom Mortgage
Corporation
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on February 14, 2013,
as Instrument No. 2013G-01158
in the real estate records of Se-
bastian County, Arkansas and is
now held by Freedom Mortgage
Corporation.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 907 Pleasant Valley
Avenue, Mount Laurel, New Jer-
sey 08054, Phone (855)
211-6039.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 9, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/17/2019; 11/24/2019;
12/01/2019; 12/08/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75150987f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 9, 2013, Tom-
mye A. Howes executed a Deed of
Trust in favor of Vantage Point
Title, Inc, as Trustee for MORT-
GAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRA-
TION SYSTEMS, INC., AS BENE-
FICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
PROFICIO MORTGAGE VENTURES,
LLC, ITS SUCCESSORS AND AS-
SIGNS, which was recorded on
December 16, 2013, as Instru-
ment No. 2013F-19376 in the re-
al property records of Sebastian
(Fort Smith) County, Arkansas.
The party initiating foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Reverse Mortgage Funding,
LLC, 3900 Capital City Blvd.,
Lansing, MI 48901, at Telephone
No. 1-866-654-0020; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Tuesday, December 17,
2019 on or about 01:30 PM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Sebastian County
Courthouse, 35 South 6th Street,
Fort Smith, AR 72902, to the
highest bidder for cash:
Lot 14, Sunnymede Addition to
the City of Fort Smith, Arkansas.
More commonly known as
3920 Victory Circle, Fort Smith,
AR 72904.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
Foreclosures
Sebastian Co.
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for RE-
VERSE MORTGAGE FUNDING, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75106221f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 3:00 PM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Sebastian County Court-
house, 301 East Center Street,
Greenwood, AR 72936 to the
highest bidder for cash. The sale
will extinguish all interests, in-
cluding those of existing lien
holders or previous owners in the
property. THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH AT THE TIME OF SALE
UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO
BY MORTGAGEE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Deed of Trust is
located in Sebastian (Greenwood
District) County, Arkansas more
particularly described as follows:
LOT 8A BLOCK 1 GREEN`S AD-
DITION, BEING A REPLAT OF LOT
8 & PART OF LOT 9 BLOCK 1
GREEN`S ADDITION & 50`
ABANDONED RAILROAD RIGHT OF
WAY GREENWOOD, SEBASTIAN
COUNTY, ARKANSAS. GREEN-
WOOD DISTRICT.
Street Address: 210 West
Cedar Street, Greenwood, AR
72936
WHEREAS on November 4,
2009, Blanche Clark Williams, a
single person and Dathul Ballard,
a single person executed a Deed
of Trust to William G. Roehren-
beck, as Trustee for the benefit of
Arvest Mortgage Company, Cor-
poration,, which was recorded on
November 13, 2009 as Instru-
ment Number Doc# 7279914, in
the real estate records of Sebas-
tian (Greenwood District) County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Arvest Bank, Suc-
cessor in Interest by Merger to
Arvest Mortgage Company and
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer initiating foreclosure
at: Arvest Mortgage Company,
200 Parkwood Street, Lowell, AR
72745, at Telephone Number
1-800-232-5524; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
acting on and with the consent
and authority of the beneficiary as
substitute Trustee in the place of
the original Trustee or any other
substituted trustee, upon the
contingency and in the manner
authorized by said beneficiary;
and default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and the same is now therefore
wholly due; and the holder of the
debt has requested the under-
signed to sell the property to sat-
isfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 18, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
ARVEST BANK, SUCCESSOR IN
INTEREST BY MERGER TO
ARVEST MORTGAGE COMPANY
By: /S/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75091317f
Foreclosures
Saint Francis Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on November 30,
2017, Kimberly L Baskins exe-
cuted a security instrument con-
veying certain property therein
described to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for First
Arkansas Financial, Inc., its suc-
cessors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded November 30,
2017, in Book No. 896, at Page
264, in the real estate records of
St. Francis County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Freedom Mortgage
Corporation, 10500 Kincaid Dr. ,
Fishers, IN 46037 , (855)
690-5900
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 12:00 PM at the
St. Francis County Courthouse,
Forrest City, Arkansas, offer for
sale certain property hereinafter
described to the highest bidder
for cash, free from the statutory
right of redemption, homestead,
dower, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in St. Francis
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE LAND REFERRED TO
HEREIN BELOW IS SITUATED IN
THE COUNTY OF ST. FRANCIS,
STATE OF ARKANSAS, AND IS
DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
Lots Eighty (80) and Eighty-
one (81) of Telico Trails Subdivi-
sion No. Two (Revised), being a
part of Lots 2 and 3 in the
Foreclosures
Saint Francis Co.
sion No. Two (Revised), being a
part of Lots 2 and 3 in the
Northeast Quarter of Section 5
and the West Half of Lot 2 in the
Northwest Quarter of Section 4,
Township 5 North, Range 3 East,
according to Revised Plat filed in
Part 4 of City Plat Book at page 93
of the official records of St. Fran-
cis County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
1599 Sfc 340, Forrest City, AR
72335
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341717
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75082507f
Foreclosures - Sevier Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on December 4, 2019, at or about
10:00 AM, the subject real prop-
erty described herein below will
be sold at the Main Entrance to
the Sevier County Courthouse,
115 North 3rd Street, De Queen,
AR 71832 to the highest bidder
for cash. The sale will extinguish
all interests, including those of
existing lien holders or previous
owners in the property. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH AT
THE TIME OF SALE UNLESS
OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY
MORTGAGEE AND ALL TRANSFER
TAXES WILL BE THE RESPONSI-
BILITY OF THE PURCHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Sevier County, Arkansas
more particularly described as
follows:
Part of the SE1/4 of SW1/4 of
Section 18; Part of the NE1/4 of
NW1/4 of Section 19, Township 7
South, Range 31 West, Sevier
County, Arkansas more particu-
larly described as follows: Begin-
ning at a 3 inch aluminum
monument in the SW corner of
said SE1/4 of SW1/4 of Section
18; Thence N 0 degrees 57 min-
utes 34 seconds E along the forty
line 208.96 feet to the northerly
boundary of Weyerhaeuser
Company Road No. 80000;
Thence S 72 degrees 16 minutes
36 seconds E along said norther-
ly boundary 80.79 feet; Thence S
76 degrees 33 minutes 15 sec-
onds E along said northerly
boundary 449.80 feet; Thence S
79 degrees 32 minutes 02 sec-
onds E along said northerly
boundary 437.07 feet; Thence S
77 degrees 02 minutes 12 sec-
onds E along said northerly
boundary 100.81 feet; Thence S
32 degrees 03 minutes 14 sec-
onds E along said northerly
boundary 2.14 feet to the north
line of said NE? of NW? of Sec-
tion 19; Thence N 88 degrees 40
minutes 58 seconds W along said
forty line 103.97 feet to the cen-
ter of said Weyerhaeuser Com-
pany Road No. 80000; Thence S
77 degrees 02 minutes 12 sec-
onds E along center of said road
91.00 feet; Thence S 32 degrees
03 minutes 14 seconds E along
center of said road 59.18 feet to
the center of a creek; Thence N
90 degrees 00 minutes 00 sec-
onds W with center of said creek
116.65 feet; Thence S 25 de-
grees 39 minutes 39 seconds W
along center of said creek 233.85
feet; Thence S 68 degrees 24
minutes 16 seconds W along
center of said creek 450.76 feet;
Thence S 38 degrees 58 minutes
45 seconds W along center of
said creek 130.17 feet; Thence S
25 degrees 16 minutes 40 sec-
onds W along center of said creek
205.68 feet; Thence S 9 degrees
11 minutes 40 seconds E along
center of said creek 186.08 feet;
Thence S 49 minutes 33 minutes
16 seconds E along center of said
creek 57.86 feet; Thence S 25
degrees 55 minutes 10 seconds E
along center of said creek 160.99
feet; Thence N 88 degrees 43
minutes 23 seconds W 427.52
feet to the forty line; Thence N 1
degree 22 minutes 44 seconds E
1112.94 feet back to the Point of
Beginning and containing 16.11
acres, more or less.Together with
that certain 2015 CMH
97TRU14663AH15 mobile home
with Vehicle Identification Num-
ber(s): BEL002078TX
Street Address: 727 West
80000, Gillham, AR 71841
WHEREAS on June 15, 2015,
Michael E. Brewer and wife,
Terrie L. Brewer executed a
Mortgage in favor of Vanderbilt
Mortgage and Finance Inc., which
was recorded on June 22, 2015
as Instrument Number
2015R001763, in the real estate
records of Sevier County,
Arkansas. The party initiating
foreclosure is Vanderbilt Mortgage
and Finance, Inc. and can be
contacted at or in care of its
servicer initiating foreclosure at:
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC., P.O. BOX 9800,
MARYVILLE, TN 37802, at
Telephone Number
865-380-3000
; and
WHEREAS, there may be
tenants that claim an interest in
the real property herein based
upon said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the
property to satisfy said
indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of
Arkansas, is accessible to the
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
Foreclosures - Sevier Co.
public during regular business
hours, and has the ability to
accept funds from a grantor,
mortgagor, or obligor to reinstate
or pay off a mortgage or deed of
trust.
WITNESS my hand this
September 25, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND
FINANCE, INC.
By: /s/D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75115585f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Thursday, December 5, 2019,
at or about 10:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Sevier
County Courthouse, 115 N. 3rd
St., DeQueen, Arkansas, or the
sale will be held in the place at
said venue where foreclosure
sales are customarily advertised
and/or conducted, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Part of the SW 1/4 of the SW
1/4 of Section 23, Township 9
South, Range 30 West, Sevier
County, Arkansas, described as
follows: Begin at a point 195
yards North of the SW corner of
said forty, run thence East 70
yards, thence South 70 yards,
thence West 70 yards, thence
North 70 yards to the Point of
Beginning.
More Commonly Known As:
171 S Park Ave, Lockesburg, AR
71846.
On May 25, 2018, Tiffany
Murry, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for USAA
Federal Savings Bank ("Benefi-
ciary/Lender"), which was re-
corded on June 4, 2018, as In-
strument No. 2018R001467 in the
real estate records of Sevier
County, Arkansas and is now held
by USAA Federal Savings Bank.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, Phone (888) 480-2432.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 20, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142499f
Foreclosures - Sharp Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on May 1, 2013,
Ronald L Schindler, Jr and Terry
Wolverton and William A Wolver-
ton executed a security instru-
ment conveying certain property
therein described to Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., as beneficiary, as nominee
for Primary Residential Mortgage,
Inc., its successors and assigns;
and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 3, 2013, in
Book No. 2013, at Page 08466, in
the real estate records of Sharp
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 11,
2019, at or about 2:30 PM at the
Sharp County Courthouse, Ash
Flat, Arkansas, offer for sale cer-
tain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Sharp
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
Lot Twenty-One (21) , Block
Sixteen (16), Crow Third (3rd)
Addition to Cherokee Village Sub-
division, per plat filed in plat book
3 at page 311 thereof, records of
Sharp County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as: 28
Yancopin Circle, Cherokee Village,
AR 72529
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
● ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● 23F
Foreclosures - Sharp Co.
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 333893
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75107138f
Foreclosures - Union Co.
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On April 9, 2010, Michael L.
Easley executed a Deed of Trust
in favor of Rodney Landes Jr., as
Trustee for MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC., AS BENEFICIARY, AS NOM-
INEE FOR FIRST FINANCIAL BANK,
ITS SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS
, which was recorded on April
12, 2010, as Instrument No.
2010R002737 in the real proper-
ty records of Union County, Ar-
kansas. The party initiating fore-
closure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Carrington Mortgage
Services, LLC, 1600 South Dou-
glass Road, Suite 200-B, Ana-
heim, CA 92806, at Telephone
No. 1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, December 12,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the Union County
Courthouse, 101 North Washing-
ton, El Dorado, AR 71730, to the
highest bidder for cash:
A part of the Southeast quarter
of the Northwest quarter and a
part of the Northeast quarter of
the Southwest quarter of Section
24, Township 19 South, Range 17
West, Union County, Arkansas,
being more particularly described
as: Commencing at the North-
west corner of the Southeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter
of said Section 24, and; thence
South 00 degrees 30 minutes 00
seconds West for a distance of
1189.21 feet along the West line
of said forty to an existing iron
pipe for a point of beginning;
thence South 00 degrees 30
minutes 04 seconds West for a
distance of 134.94 feet along said
West line to an existing iron pipe
with cap #1260; thence South 00
degrees 37 minutes 29 seconds
East for a distance of 468.04 feet
along said West line to an exist-
ing iron pipe in the centerline of a
gravel road; thence North 44 de-
grees 27 minutes 18 seconds
East for a distance of 602.00 feet
along said centerline; thence
North 49 degrees 31 minutes 56
seconds East for a distance of
231.50 feet; thence North 55 de-
grees 29 minutes 50 seconds
East for a distance of 560.07 feet
to the centerline of Junction
City-Three Creeks Road; thence
North 77 degrees 24 minutes 22
seconds West for a distance of
644.91 feet along said centerline;
thence South 10 degrees 03
minutes 08 seconds West for a
distance of 210.12 feet to an ex-
isting iron pipe; thence South 00
degrees 30 minutes 00 seconds
West for a distance of 210.00 feet
to an existing iron pipe; thence
North 78 degrees 15 minutes 53
seconds West for a distance of
210.76 feet to an existing iron
pipe; thence South 00 degrees 30
minutes 00 seconds West for a
Distance of 77.85 feet to an ex-
isting iron pipe; thence North 84
degrees 52 minutes 15 seconds
West for a distance of 189.02 feet
to the point of beginning said
property contains 8.46 acres,
more or less.
More commonly known as
2011 Three Creeks Rd, Junction
City, AR 71749.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
Substitute Trustee for the
beneficiary and is acting on behalf
of and with the consent of the
beneficiary who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 which
implies a power of sale in every
Deed of Trust of real property
situated in this State that is duly
acknowledged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
rescinded at the Substitute
Trustee's option at any time. The
right is reserved to adjourn the
day of the sale to another day,
time and place certain without
further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
SERVICES, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75105933f
Foreclosures
Washington Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF THIS PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE
BROUGHT AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on November 26, 2019, at or
about 11:00 AM, the subject real
property described herein below
will be sold at the Main Entrance
to the Washington County Court-
house, 280 North College, Fay-
etteville, AR 72701 to the highest
bidder for cash. The sale will
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
Foreclosures
Washington Co.
extinguish all interests, including
those of existing lien holders or
previous owners in the property.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH
THE DAY OF SALE AND ALL
TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE THE
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PUR-
CHASER.
WHEREAS, the property se-
cured under the Mortgage is lo-
cated in Washington County, Ar-
kansas more particularly
described as follows:
Lot 102, Block 1, Central Vil-
lage, Springdale, Arkansas, as per
plat filed of record in Plat Book 15
at Page 25, on file in the office of
the Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio
Recorder of Washington County,
Arkansas. Subject to covenants,
easements, and rights of way, if
any.
Street Address: 604 Guten-
sohn Road, Springdale, AR 72762
WHEREAS on May 17, 2006,
Manuel Arellano Soto, a married
person, and Maria H. Arellano, his
wife executed a Mortgage in fa-
vor of Freedom National Lending,
Llc, which was recorded on May
19, 2006 as Instrument Number
2006-00020471, in the real es-
tate records of Washington
County, Arkansas. The beneficial
interest of said Mortgage has
been assigned to Nationstar
Mortgage, LLC, which is the party
initiating foreclosure. The party
initiating foreclosure is Nationstar
Mortgage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper
and can be contacted at or in care
of its servicer initiating foreclo-
sure at: Nationstar Mortgage LLC,
PO Box 619080, Dallas, TX
75261, at Telephone Number
214-756-2432; and
WHEREAS, there may be ten-
ants that claim an interest in the
real property herein based upon
said tenancy; and
WHEREAS, the undersigned is
the attorney for the mortgagee
and is acting on and with the
consent and authority of the
mortgagee who is exercising its
power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. §18-50-115 which implies a
power of sale in every mortgage
of real property situated in this
state that is duly acknowledged
and recorded; and default has
occurred in the payment of said
indebtedness, and the same is
now therefore wholly due; and the
holder of the debt has requested
the undersigned to sell the prop-
erty to satisfy said indebtedness.
The undersigned is an active,
licensed member of the Bar of the
Supreme Court of the State of
Arkansas, and the law firm of the
undersigned maintains an office
at 415 N. McKinley St., Suite
1177, Little Rock, AR 72205 that
is located within the State of Ar-
kansas, is accessible to the pub-
lic during regular business hours,
and has the ability to accept funds
from a grantor, mortgagor, or
obligor to reinstate or pay off a
mortgage or deed of trust.
WITNESS my hand this Sep-
tember 16, 2019.
TIMOTHY D. PADGETT, P.A.
SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE FOR
NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC
D/B/A MR. COOPER
By: D. Renee Price
Timothy D. Padgett, P.A.
6267 Old Water Oak Road,
Suite 203
Tallahassee, FL 32312
(850) 422-2520
75088960f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 11:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Wash-
ington County Courthouse, 280 N.
College Avenue, Fayetteville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot Four (4) in Block Two (2),
East Fork Subdivision, Phase One,
in the City of Springdale, Arkan-
sas, as per the final plat of said
subdivision on file in the office of
the Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio
Recorder of Washington County,
Arkansas in Plat Book 9 at Page
75.
More Commonly Known As:
478 Village Lane, Springdale, AR
72764.
On November 9, 2010, Judy A.
McGahhey, executed a security
instrument in favor of Mortgage
Electronic Registration Systems,
Inc., solely as nominee for First
S e c u r i t y B a n k
("Beneficiary/Lender"), which was
recorded on November 16, 2010,
as Instrument No.
2010-00033834 in the real es-
tate records of Washington
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 10, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142583f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 11:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Wash-
ington County Courthouse, 280 N.
College Avenue, Fayetteville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
Foreclosures
Washington Co.
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Lot 97, Prairie Meadows Sub-
division, Phase II, to the City of
Prairie Grove, Washington County,
Arkansas, as per the plat of said
subdivision on file in the Land
Records of Washington County,
Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
905 Herron Street, Prairie Grove,
AR 72753-2856.
On September 28, 2007,
Bradford S. Johnson and Sammie
Johnson and Amber L. Johnson
and Judy A. Johnson, executed a
security instrument in favor of
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., solely as nominee
for Primelending, a Plainscapital
Company ("Beneficiary/Lender"),
which was recorded on October 2,
2007, as Instrument No.
2007-00037437 in the real es-
tate records of Washington
County, Arkansas and is now held
by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 9, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142601f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, December 10, 2019,
at or about 11:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Wash-
ington County Courthouse, 280 N.
College Avenue, Fayetteville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
Part of the Southeast Quarter
(SE-1/4) of the Southwest Quar-
ter (SW-1/4) of Section Twenty-
five (25), Township Eighteen (18)
North, Range Thirty (30) West,
described as follows: Beginning at
a point in the middle of the Low-
ell Road (which point is 10 rods
and 9 links West of and 37 rods
and 11 links North of the South-
east corner of said 40 acre tract),
thence West 248.26 feet; thence
South 88 feet; thence East 215.45
feet; thence South 50 degrees 36
minutes East 12.6 feet; thence
East 20 feet; thence North 1 de-
gree 50 minutes East 96.03 feet
to the point of beginning. Subject
to a sewer line agreement as set
out in Deed recorded in Book 760
page 16 among the official
records of Washington County,
Arkansas.
More Commonly Known As:
1006 Lowell Road, Springdale, AR
72764.
On November 15, 2001, Phillip
Chatham and Norma Lee
Chatham, executed a security in-
strument in favor of Simmons
First Mortgage Company, which
was recorded on November 21,
2001, as Instrument No.
2001149905 in the real estate
records of Washington County,
Arkansas and is now held by
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort
Mill, SC 29715, Phone
(866)234-8271.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: October 10, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019;
11/24/2019; 12/01/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75142610f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND
INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY AND AN ACTION
TO COLLECT IT MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT. ANY INFORMATION
GIVEN MAY BE USED FOR THAT
PURPOSE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, November 26, 2019,
at or about 11:00 AM, the follow-
ing real property will be sold and
this statutory foreclosure sale will
be held at the front door, inside
the main entrance of the Wash-
ington County Courthouse, 280 N.
College Avenue, Fayetteville, Ar-
kansas, or the sale will be held in
the place at said venue where
foreclosure sales are customarily
advertised and/or conducted, to
the highest bidder for cash:
A part of the East Half (E 1/2) of
the Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4) of
24F ● SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 ● ●
Foreclosures
Washington Co.
A part of the East Half (E 1/2) of
the Northeast Quarter (NE 1/4) of
the Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of
Section 25, Township 15 North,
Range 33 West, Washington
County, Arkansas, lying North of
the right-of-way of Sugar Hill
Road in the City of Lincoln, Ar-
kansas, and being more particu-
larly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning on the North side of
said road at a point which is 45
feet, more or less, North and 110
feet West of the SE Corner of said
20 acre tract and running thence
North 150 feet; thence West 75
feet; thence South 150 feet;
thence East 75 feet to the Point of
Beginning. Subject to the right-
of-way of Sugar Hill Road, ease-
ments and restrictions, if any.
More Commonly Known As:
603 Sugar Hill Rd, Lincoln, AR
72744.
On September 28, 2007,
James Rothrock, executed a se-
curity instrument in favor of
Chase Bank USA, N.A., which was
recorded on October 2, 2007, as
Instrument No. 2007-00037430
in the real estate records of
Washington County, Arkansas and
is now held by Nationstar Mort-
gage LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper.
Default has occurred in the
payment of said indebtedness,
and is now wholly due. Mort-
gagee or Beneficiary is exercising
its power of sale under Ark. Code
Ann. Section 18-50-115 and such
has directed Mickel Law Firm,
P.A., as its Attorney-in-Fact or
Trustee, to sell the property to
satisfy said indebtedness. The
party initiating this foreclosure
can be contacted at or in care of
its servicer: Nationstar Mortgage,
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd., Coppell, TX
75019, Phone (888) 480-2432.
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat or bill(s) of assurance;
any restrictive covenants, ease-
ments, set back lines or en-
croachments; any unpaid and/or
delinquent taxes or special as-
sessments; any statutory re-
demption rights of any govern-
mental entity; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a UCC or fix-
ture filing; and, to any matter that
an accurate survey of the proper-
ty might disclose. This property is
being sold "as is" with no repre-
sentation as the condition of any
structure(s) thereon or the accu-
racy of the above legal descrip-
tion. Transfer taxes and record-
ing fees are the responsibility of
the purchaser.
Dated: September 17, 2019
Mickel Law Firm, P.A.
1501 North University
Ste. 930
Little Rock, AR 72207
Phone: 501-664-4808
PUBLICATION DATES:
10/27/2019; 11/03/2019;
11/10/2019; 11/17/2019
By: Stephen P. Lowman
www.trustee-foreclosuresale-
sonline.com
75127107f
Foreclosures - White Co.
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On March 27, 2006, Gregory D.
Brown and Tresha K. Brown ex-
ecuted a Mortgage in favor of
HOME123 CORPORATION, which
was recorded on May 9, 2006, in
Book 2006, Page 15568 in the
real property records of White
County, Arkansas. The party ini-
tiating foreclosure can be con-
tacted at or in care of its servicer
initiating foreclosure at: PHH
Mortgage Corporation, 1 Mort-
gage Way, Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1.800.330.0423; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, December 5,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the White County
Courthouse, 300 North Spruce St.,
Searcy, AR 72143, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot 2, McCulloch and Harvey
Addition to the City of Beebe, be-
ing a part of the S 1/2 of S 1/2 of
SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of Section 7,
Township 5 North, Range 8 West,
White County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 706
W. Mississippi Street, Beebe, AR
72012.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 24th day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for DEUT-
SCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST
COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR
GSAMP TRUST 2006-SD3
MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH
CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2006-SD3
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75107876f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 22, 2010, Shara
N. Johnson executed a Mortgage
in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC-
Foreclosures - White Co.
N. Johnson executed a Mortgage
in favor of MORTGAGE ELEC-
TRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS,
INC., AS BENEFICIARY, AS NOM-
INEE FOR BANK OF ENGLAND, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on Decem-
ber 29, 2010, in Book 2010, Page
34897 in the real property records
of White County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at: JP-
Morgan Chase Bank, National
Association, Attn: Correspon-
dence Mail, Mail Code LA4-555,
700 Kansas Lane, Monroe, LA
71203, at Telephone No.
1.866.550.5705; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, November 21,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the White County
Courthouse, 300 North Spruce St.,
Searcy, AR 72143, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Thirty-one (31) of Fields
Farm Subdivision to the City of
Searcy, Arkansas, as filed Sep-
tember 4, 1996, in Plat Cabinet A
at Sleeve 135 of the plat records
of White County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 104
Louis Drive, Searcy, AR 72143.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 3rd day
of September, 2019
J.P. Sellers, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2009232
Attorney-in-Fact for JPMOR-
GAN CHASE BANK, NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75080219f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On February 24, 2012, Henry
Coy Dawson and Debbie J. Daw-
son executed a Mortgage in favor
of MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REG-
ISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
MORTGAGEE, AS NOMINEE FOR
FIRST SECURITY BANK, ITS
SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS,
which was recorded on February
27, 2012, in Book 2012, Page
04601 in the real property records
of White County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
Carrington Mortgage Services,
LLC, 1600 South Douglass Road,
Suite 200-B, Anaheim, CA 92806,
a t T e l e p h o n e N o .
1-800-561-4567; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Wednesday, December 11,
2019 on or about 10:00 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the White County
Courthouse, 300 North Spruce St.,
Searcy, AR 72143, to the highest
bidder for cash:
A part of the Southeast Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter (SE 1/4
SW 1/4) of Section Ten (10),
Township Seven (7) North, Range
Seven (7) West more particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the Southwest
Corner of said Southeast Quarter
of the Southwest Quarter (SE 1/4
W 1/4), thence North 01 degree
30 minutes West 429.36 feet;
thence North 89 degrees 12
minutes 58 seconds East 293.58
feet for the point of beginning,
thence North 02 degrees 01
minutes 38 seconds West 90.0
feet; thence North 02 degrees 36
minutes 38 seconds West 73.95
feet; (Meas. N 03 degrees 03
minutes 49 seconds W. 73.95
feet) thence North 89 degrees 46
minutes 14 seconds East 98.93
feet; (Meas. N 89 degrees 52
minutes 10 seconds E) thence
South 00 degrees 15 minutes 06
seconds East 239.35 feet to the
North Right of Way of State High-
way #267; thence North 88 de-
grees 35 minutes 18 seconds
West along said right of way
12.76 feet; thence along a curve
to the left, said curve having a
chord bearing of South 83 de-
grees 20 minutes 05 seconds
West 80.85 feet; (Meas. S 83 de-
grees 03 minutes 20 seconds E)
thence North 1 degree 15 min-
utes 06 seconds West 84.21 feet
to the Point of Beginning, con-
taining 0.529 acres, more or less
in Searcy, White County, Arkan-
sas.
More commonly known as 600
W Lincoln Ave, Searcy, AR 72143.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the
attorney-in-fact for the mortgagee
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the mortgagee
who is exercising its power of
sale under Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a power
of sale in every mortgage of real
property situated in this State that
is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
To place your ad call Little Rock (501) 372-3733 or 1-800-342-3375
Foreclosures - White Co.
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or en-
cumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by
bankruptcy, if your property is
sold, then you will remain liable
for any deficiency and an action
for collection may be brought
against you. The sale held
pursuant to this Notice may be
r e s c i n d e d a t t h e
Attorney-in-Fact's option at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the
Purchaser at the sale shall be
entitled only to a return of the
deposit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 1st day
of October, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for
CARRINGTON MORTGAGE
SERVICES, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75115406f
MORTGAGEE'S NOTICE OF
DEFAULT AND INTENTION TO
SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On December 18, 2013, Chris-
topher Michael Dismuke and
Kellie Dismuke executed a Mort-
gage in favor of REGIONS BANK
D/B/A REGIONS MORTGAGE,
which was recorded on Decem-
ber 19, 2013, in Book 2013, Page
33168-38183 in the real property
records of White County, Arkan-
sas. The party initiating foreclo-
sure can be contacted at or in
care of its servicer initiating fore-
closure at: Regions Mortgage,
7130 Goodlett Farms Parkway,
Cordova, TN 38016, at Telephone
No. 800-748-9498; and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the Mort-
gagee has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, November 21,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the White County
Courthouse, 300 North Spruce St.,
Searcy, AR 72143, to the highest
bidder for cash:
Lot Sixty (60) in the Cloyes and
Emde Addition Number Two (2) to
the Town of Bald Knob, Arkansas.
More commonly known as 909
N Main St, Bald Knob, AR 72010.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the attor-
ney-in-fact for the mortgagee and
is acting on behalf of and with the
consent of the mortgagee who is
exercising its power of sale under
Ark. Code Ann. Section
18-50-115 which implies a pow-
er of sale in every mortgage of
real property situated in this State
that is duly acknowledged and
recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Attorney-in-Fact's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER. If the sale is set
aside for any reason, the Pur-
chaser at the sale shall be enti-
tled only to a return of the de-
posit paid. The Purchaser shall
have no further recourse against
the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee or
the Mortgagee’s attorney.
Witness my hand this 11th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Attorney-in-Fact for REGIONS
BANK DBA REGIONS MORTGAGE
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75088271f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on August 23, 2007,
Michea M Nicholson and Kenneth
L Murdaugh executed a security
instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as beneficiary, as
nominee for First Security Bank,
its successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded August 27, 2007, in
Book No. 2007, at Page 29246, in
the real estate records of White
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is U.S. Bank Trust
National Association, not in its in-
dividual capacity, but solely as
trustee of Citigroup Mortgage
Loan Trust 2018-A, 425 S. Fi-
nancial Place, Ste 2000 , Chicago,
IL 60605 , (312) 257-3201
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 10,
2019, at or about 10:30 AM at the
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
Foreclosures - White Co.
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in White County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as follows:
LOT SEVEN (7), BLOCK ONE (1),
WILLIAMS ADDITION TO THE CITY
OF SEARCY, ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
103 Williams Avenue, Searcy, AR
72143
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341421
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75107176f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 29, 2016,
John Edward Breznai executed a
security instrument conveying
certain property therein de-
scribed to Mortgage Electronic
Registration Systems, Inc., as
mortgagee, as nominee for Sim-
mons Bank, its successors and
assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 2, 2016, in
Book No. 2016, at Page 08141, in
the real estate records of White
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Wells Fargo Bank,
N.A., 1000 Blue Gentian Road
N9286-01Y, Eagan, MN 55121 ,
(866) 234-8271
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 5,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in White County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as follows:
ALL THAT CERTAIN PARCEL OF
LAND LOCATED IN WHITE
COUNTY, ARKANSAS, TO WIT:
THE SOUTH 545 FEET OF THE
EAST 400 FEET OF THE WEST
1295 FEET OF THE FRACTIONAL
NORTHWEST QUARTER (FRL. NW
1/4) OF SECTION THIRTY (30),
TOWNSHIP EIGHT (8) NORTH,
RANGE SEVEN (7) WEST, MORE
PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE
SE CORNER OF SAID FRACTION-
AL PART OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER (NW 1/4); THENCE
NORTH 89 DEGREES 52' WEST
ALONG HALF SECTION LINE OF
SAID SECTION THIRTY (30),
664.64 FEET FOR THE POINT OF
BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINU-
ING NORTH 89 DEGREES 52'
WEST, 400 FEET; THENCE NORTH
00 DEGREES 00' WEST, 545
FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DE-
GREES 52' EAST, 400 FEET;
THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 00'
EAST, 545 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO ALL
EXISTING EASEMENTS AND RIGHT
OF WAYS FOR ROADS AND OTH-
ER PURPOSES.
More commonly known as:
260 Oak Forrest Rd, Searcy, AR
72143-9689
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 335508
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75097405f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on February 14,
2006, Jarrod F Weeks and Kris-
sie N Skinner executed a security
instrument conveying certain
property therein described to First
Security Bank; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded February 15, 2006,
in Book No. 2006, at Page 4851,
and modified on March 18, 2018,
Foreclosures - White Co.
in Book No. 2006, at Page 4851,
and modified on March 18, 2018,
in Book No. 2018, at Page 3389
in the real estate records of White
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Lakeview Loan Ser-
vicing LLC, One Fountain Plaza,
7th Floor P.O. Box 840, Buffalo,
NY 14203-1495, (800) 724-1633
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 17,
2019, at or about 10:30 AM at the
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in White County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as follows:
LOT SIXTEEN 16, BLOCK SIX 6,
KINGWOOD ADDITION TO HTE
CITY OF SEARCY, ARKANSAS,
BEING A PART OF SECTION THREE
(3), TOWNSHIP SEVEN (7) NORTH,
RANGE SEVEN (7) WEST, WHITE
COUNTY ARKANSAS.
More commonly known as:
608 King Street, Searcy, AR
72143
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 156254
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75118947f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on July 30, 2013,
Tommy J Burns executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for First Security Bank,
its successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded August 1, 2013, in
Book No. 2013, at Page 21017, in
the real estate records of White
County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is PennyMac Loan
Services, LLC, 3043 Townsgate
Road Suite 200, Westlake Village,
CA 91361 , (866) 549-3583
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in White County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as follows:
A PART OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER (SE1/4) OF SECTION
TWENTY-THREE (23), TOWNSHIP
EIGHT (8) NORTH, RANGE EIGHT
(8) WEST IN WHITE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, MORE PARTICULAR-
LY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
COMMENCING AT THE NORTH-
WEST CORNER OF THE SOUTH-
WEST QUARTER OF THE SOUTH-
EAST QUARTER (SW1/4 SE1/4) OF
SAID SECTION TWENTY-THREE
(23), THENCE SOUTH 89 DE-
GREES 43 MINUTES 09 SECONDS
EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF
SAID SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF
THE SOUTHEAST QUARTER
(SW1/4 SE1/4), 12.26 FEET FOR
THE POINT OF BEGINNING,
THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 10
MINUTES 57 SECONDS WEST
2.69 FEET TO A FOUND IRON BY
P.L.S. #1062; THENCE SOUTH 89
DEGREES 37 MINUTES 26 SEC-
ONDS EAST 265.61 FEET TO A
FOUND IRON BY P.L.S. #1062;
THENCE SOUTH 00 DEGREES 04
MINUTES 08 SECONDS WEST
483.21 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89
DEGREES 38 MINUTES 03 SEC-
ONDS WEST 264.60 FEET;
THENCE NORTH 00 DEGREES 10
MINUTES 57 SECONDS WEST
483.26 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING, CONTAINING 3.09
ACRES, MORE OR LESS. (ALSO
KNOWN AS LOT 16, SEARCY ES-
TATES, AN UNRECORDED SUBDI-
VISION)
More commonly known as:
116 Quail Cove, Searcy, AR
72143
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
Foreclosures - White Co.
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341643
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75091173f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on April 30, 2007,
Stefanie M Taylor and Nicholas S
Taylor executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to Mort-
gage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, as
nominee for First Arkansas
Mortgage Company, its succes-
sors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded May 7, 2007, in
Book No. 2007, at Page 15320,
and modified on January 23,
2015, in Book No. 2015, at Page
1487 in the real estate records of
White County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, 3415
Vision Drive , Columbus, OH
43219 , (866) 550-5705
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 21,
2019, at or about 11:30 AM at the
White County Courthouse, Searcy,
Arkansas, offer for sale certain
property hereinafter described to
the highest bidder for cash, free
from the statutory right of re-
demption, homestead, dower, and
all other exemptions which are
expressly waived in the mortgage,
said property being real estate
situated in White County, Arkan-
sas, and being more particularly
described as follows:
Lot 2, Block 2, Gensel Addition
to the City of Beebe, White Coun-
ty, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
1505 West Iowa Street, Beebe,
AR 72012
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 182067
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75079494f
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF DE-
FAULT AND INTENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
On September 10, 2015, Ken-
ny D. Fahr and Dana R. Fahr ex-
ecuted a Deed of Trust in favor of
Citizens Title, as Trustee for
MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGIS-
TRATION SYSTEMS, INC., AS
BENEFICIARY, AS NOMINEE FOR
BANK OF ENGLAND, ITS SUC-
CESSORS AND ASSIGNS, which
was recorded on September 11,
2015, in Book 2015, Page 18119
in the real property records of
White County, Arkansas. The
party initiating foreclosure can be
contacted at or in care of its ser-
vicer initiating foreclosure at:
LoanCare, 3637 Sentara Way,
Virginia Beach, VA 23452, at
Telephone No. 800-909-9525;
and
A default occurred under the
terms of the Note and indebted-
ness. Because of the failure to
cure the default the indebtedness
was accelerated, is now there-
fore wholly due and the benefi-
ciary has requested the property
be sold to satisfy said indebted-
ness.
On Thursday, December 5,
2019 on or about 11:30 AM, the
following described real property
will be sold at the front door en-
trance of the White County
Courthouse, 300 North Spruce St.,
Searcy, AR 72143, to the highest
bidder for cash:
THE NORTH 165.00 FEET OF
THE SOUTH 385.00 OF THE EAST
990 FEET OF THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST
QUARTER (NE 1/4 NE 1/4) OF
SECTION 9, TOWNSHIP 8 NORTH,
RANGE 6 WEST, WHITE COUNTY,
ARKANSAS, CONTAINING 3.75
ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
INCLUDED WITH THE ABOVE
DESCRIBED PROPERTY IS A 1996
TRADITIONAL HOMES MANU-
FACTURED HOME, MODEL NO.
56283B2FB2BAUTL, SERIAL NO.
MY9742716AB.
More commonly known as 389
Yankee Rd., Judsonia, AR 72081.
There may be occupants that
claim an interest in the real
property herein based upon said
occupancy.
The undersigned is the Substi-
tute Trustee for the beneficiary
and is acting on behalf of and
with the consent of the benefi-
ciary who is exercising its power
of sale under Ark. Code Ann.
Section 18-50-115 which implies
a power of sale in every Deed of
Trust of real property situated in
this State that is duly acknowl-
edged and recorded.
The sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
Unless discharged by bank-
ruptcy, if your property is sold,
then you will remain liable for any
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
Foreclosures - White Co.
deficiency and an action for col-
lection may be brought against
you. The sale held pursuant to
this Notice may be rescinded at
the Substitute Trustee's option at
any time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
The property is being sold “as is”
with no representation as to its
condition THE TERMS OF SALE
ARE CASH THE DAY OF SALE AND
ALL TRANSFER TAXES WILL BE
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE
PURCHASER.
Witness my hand this 17th day
of September, 2019
Brien Saputo, Attorney at Law,
Bar Number 2011255
Substitute Trustee for LAKE-
VIEW LOAN SERVICING, LLC
Mackie Wolf Zientz &
Mann, P.C.
124 W. Capitol Avenue,
Suite 1560
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 218-8111
75097643f
Foreclosures
Woodruff Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on June 26, 2006,
Tommy Lessenberry and Laura
May Lessenberry executed a se-
curity instrument conveying cer-
tain property therein described to
Financial Freedom Senior Fund-
ing Corporation; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded July 19, 2006, in
Book No. A123, at Page 520, in
the real estate records of Woo-
druff County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Bank of New York
Mellon Trust Company, N.A. as
Trustee for Mortgage Assets
Management Series I Trust, 3900
Capital City Boulevard , Lansing,
MI 48906 , (800) 761-0073
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 12,
2019, at or about 9:00 AM at the
Woodruff County Courthouse,
Augusta, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Woodruff
County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as
follows:
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
LAND SITUATED IN WOODRUFF
COUNTY, ARKANSAS, TO-WIT: A
PART OF THE NORTH HALF
NORTHEAST QUARTER (N1/2
NE1/4) OF SECTION EIGHTEEN
(18), TOWNSHIP SEVEN (7)
NORTH, RANGE THREE (3) WEST,
WOODRUFF COUNTY, ARKANSAS
TO-WIT: FROM THE NORTH EAST
CORNER OF SAID SECTION 18,
RUN NORTH 89 DEGREES 32
MINUTES 30 SECONDS WEST
682.83 FEET; THEN RUN SOUTH
15 DEGREES 37 MINUTES 50
SECONDS WEST 140.18 FEET;
THEN RUN SOUTH 28 DEGREES
50 MINUTES 50 SECONDS WEST
623.65 FEET; THEN RUN NORTH
57 DEGREES 50 MINUTES 32
SECONDS WEST 34.94 FEET;
THEN RUN SOUTH 28 DEGREES
50 MINUTES 50 SECONDS WEST
26.0 FEET; THEN ALONG A CURVE
TO THE LEFT, CENTRAL ANGLE 35
DEGREES 21 MINUTES AND
RADIUS 186.80 FEET, A DIS-
TANCE OF 28.52 FEET TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING; THEN
CONTINUE ALONG SAID CURVE TO
THE LEFT THROUGH AN ANGLE
OF 26 DEGREES 47 MINUTES,
THE CHORD OF WHICH BEARS
SOUTH 02 DEGREES 11 MINUTES
51 SECONDS EAST 86.3 FEET TO
A POINT; THEN RUN NORTH 70
DEGREES 37 MINUTES WEST
276.8 FEET; THEN RUN NORTH 11
DEGREES 01 MINUTES EAST
85.20 FEET; THEN RUN SOUTH 69
DEGREES 43 MINUTES EAST
257.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF
BEGINNING, AND, CONTAINING
0.50 ACRES, ALONG WITH ALL
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND,
SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT
ALONG THE EAST SIDE THEREOF
FOR A LEVEE, AS SHOWN ON THE
PLAT OF SURVEY.
More commonly known as:
186 Woodruff 897, Augusta, AR
72006
This sale is subject to all
matters shown on any applicable
recorded plat; any unpaid taxes;
any restrictive covenants,
easements, or setback lines that
may be applicable; any statutory
rights of redemption of any
governmental agency, state or
federal; any prior liens or
encumbrances as well as any
priority created by a fixture filing;
and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to
adjourn the day of the sale to
another day, time and place
certain without further
publication, upon announcement
at the time and place for the sale
set forth above. In the event of
inclement weather, the right is
reserved to postpone the sale to a
date to be specified via mailed
notices. THE SALE OF THIS
PROPERTY WILL BE AUCTIONED
WITH RESERVE. THE TERMS OF
SALE ARE CERTIFIED FUNDS PAID
AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE
SALE, OR CREDIT BID FROM A
BANK OR OTHER LENDING ENTITY
PRE-APPROVED BY THE
SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE. W&A No.
341624
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email:
Info@TheWilsonLawFirm.com
75113490f
Foreclosures - Yell Co.
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on November 1,
2006, Harold Gaston and Tammie
Gaston executed a security in-
strument conveying certain prop-
erty therein described to JPMor-
gan Chase Bank, N.A.; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded November 2, 2006,
in Book No. 442, at Page 462,
and modified on October 3, 2014,
in Book No. 539, at Page 405 in
the real estate records of Yell
(Dardanelle) County, Arkansas;
Foreclosures - Yell Co.
the real estate records of Yell
(Dardanelle) County, Arkansas;
and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is JPMorgan Chase
Bank, National Association, 3415
Vision Drive , Columbus, OH
43219 , (866) 550-5705
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on December 3,
2019, at or about 3:30 PM at the
Yell (Dardanelle) County Court-
house, Dardanelle, Arkansas, of-
fer for sale certain property here-
inafter described to the highest
bidder for cash, free from the
statutory right of redemption,
homestead, dower, and all other
exemptions which are expressly
waived in the mortgage, said
property being real estate situat-
ed in Yell (Dardanelle) County,
Arkansas, and being more partic-
ularly described as follows:
A part of the NE 1/4 of the NE
1/4 of Section 25, T-6-N, R-21-W,
Yell County, Arkansas, and being
more particularly described as:
Commencing at the NE corner of
the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4; thence
S 0° 51' 42" E 381.59 feet to the
point of beginning; thence S 89°
59' 38" W 848.41 feet to the
center of a road; thence, along
the center of the road, on the fol-
lowing courses: thence S 25° 40'
37" E 182.13 feet; thence S 26°
38' 17" E 98.00 feet; thence S 9°
40' 00" E 131.66 feet; thence N
89° 59' 37" E, leaving the road,
697.71 feet; thence N 0°51' 42"
W 381.59 feet to the point of be-
ginning.
More commonly known as:
10550 Faith Lane, Dardanelle, AR
72834
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 182416
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75100304f
NOTICE OF DEFAULT AND IN-
TENTION TO SELL
YOU MAY LOSE YOUR PROP-
ERTY IF YOU DO NOT TAKE IM-
MEDIATE ACTION.
IF YOUR PROPERTY IS SOLD,
YOU WILL REMAIN LIABLE FOR
ANY DEFICIENCY WHICH THEN
EXISTS AND AN ACTION FOR
COLLECTION MAY BE BROUGHT
AGAINST YOU.
THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO COL-
LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR-
MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED
FOR SUCH PURPOSE.
WHEREAS, on October 2, 2018,
Patricia Jones executed a securi-
ty instrument conveying certain
property therein described to
Mortgage Electronic Registration
Systems, Inc., as mortgagee, Pa-
cific Union Financial, LLC, its
successors and assigns; and
WHEREAS, said instrument was
duly recorded October 4, 2018, in
Book No. 556, at Page 189, in the
real estate records of Yell (Dan-
ville) County, Arkansas; and
WHEREAS, default has been
made with respect to a provision
in the mortgage that authorizes
sale in the event of the default of
said provision and the same is
now, therefore, wholly due.
WHEREAS, mortgagee or ben-
eficiary has complied with the
conditions to exercise the power
of sale as set for in ACA
§18-50-103. The party initiating
this action is Nationstar Mortgage
LLC d/b/a Mr. Cooper, 8950 Cy-
press Waters Blvd. , Coppell, TX
75019 , (877) 450-8638
NOW, THEREFORE, Wilson &
Associates, P.L.L.C., as Attor-
ney-in-Fact or as Trustee,, by
virtue of the power, duty, and
authority vested in and imposed
upon it, will, on November 27,
2019, at or about 10:00 AM at the
Yell (Danville) County Courthouse,
Danville, Arkansas, offer for sale
certain property hereinafter de-
scribed to the highest bidder for
cash, free from the statutory right
of redemption, homestead, dow-
er, and all other exemptions
which are expressly waived in the
mortgage, said property being
real estate situated in Yell (Dan-
ville) County, Arkansas, and be-
ing more particularly described as
follows:
Lots 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18
in Block 2, New Town of
Belleville, Yell County, Arkansas.
More commonly known as:
306 North Main Street, Belleville,
AR 72824
This sale is subject to all mat-
ters shown on any applicable re-
corded plat; any unpaid taxes; any
restrictive covenants, easements,
or setback lines that may be ap-
plicable; any statutory rights of
redemption of any governmental
agency, state or federal; any prior
liens or encumbrances as well as
any priority created by a fixture
filing; and to any matter that an
accurate survey of the premises
might disclose.
The sale held pursuant to this
Notice may be rescinded at any
time. The right is reserved to ad-
journ the day of the sale to an-
other day, time and place certain
without further publication, upon
announcement at the time and
place for the sale set forth above.
In the event of inclement weather,
the right is reserved to postpone
the sale to a date to be specified
via mailed notices. THE SALE OF
THIS PROPERTY WILL BE AUC-
TIONED WITH RESERVE. THE
TERMS OF SALE ARE CERTIFIED
FUNDS PAID AT THE CONCLU-
SION OF THE SALE, OR CREDIT
BID FROM A BANK OR OTHER
LENDING ENTITY PRE-APPROVED
BY THE SUCCESSOR TRUSTEE.
W&A No. 341820
WILSON & ASSOCIATES,
P.L.L.C.
400 West Capitol Avenue
Suite 1400
Little Rock, AR 72201
(501) 219-9388
Email: Info@TheWilsonLaw-
Firm.com
75095171f
Classified Advertising
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In compliance with Act
626 of 1983, as amended
by Act 814 of 1987 and Act
660 of 1995, the following
described Real Estate went
delinquent on October 15,
2018, for the nonpayment
of the 2017 Real Estate tax.
The amount necessary to
redeem these parcels, in-
cluding taxes; penalties and
cost (and daily simple inter-
est not included in amount
shown) must be paid by
December 17, 2019 or the
land will be certified to the
State Land Commissioner’s
Office, to wit:
15311 CEDAR LN MHP, AL-
LEN`S HIGHWAY GARDENS
LOT 1 BLOCK 1 15311 CE-
DAR LN S10’ LT 1 & ALL LT
2, 4,567.26
17711 CANTRELL LLC,
CHEVAUX OFFICE PARK
LOT 5 17711 CANTRELL RD
LOT 5 ....................11,539.77
17822 PEACOCK LAND
TRUST, EAGLEWOOD EST
LOT 53 BLOCK 0 17824 PEA-
COCK LN...................239.90
17822 PEACOCK LAND
TRUST, EAGLEWOOD EST
LOT 54 BLOCK 0 17822 PEA-
COCK LN...................228.74
2508 EAST ROOSEVELT
LLC, 2508 E ROOSEVELT
RD PT NW NE BG 358’
S & 566 61’ E OF NW
CR N23*W343 5’ TO ELN
BOLTON ST N AL ELN TO
NLN SEC 13 E AL NLN TO
CLN RR SELY AL RR R/W
TO PT 397 3’ E OF ELN
BOLTON ST S45’ TO NLN E
ROOSEVELT RD W260’ TO
POB 13-1N-12W .......906.98
2508 EAST ROOSEVELT
LLC, BRUCE IND AC LOT
1 BLOCK 0 2508 E ROOS-
EVELT RD BRUCE IND AC
LT 1 EXC E200’ & EXC 8
5’ EASEMENT ON N SIDE
ALSO PT NE SEC 13 1N
12 BEG NW COR LT 1 W31
2’ S36* 120.2’ S44* E103.9’
S54* E104.5’ S64* E103.1’
S69* E53.9’ TO PT ON W
LN LT 1 N26.8’ N69* W43.3’
N64* W100’ N54* W100’ N44*
W100’ N36* W100’ TO BEG
3,596.60
26420 HIGHWAY 365 HW
TRUST NO 26R0280002800,
2S-11-28 26420 HIGHWAY
365 PT SW SW BEG PT SLN
SW SW INTERS HWY 365
TH W 236 4’ N 90’ E 210 6’
PT W R/W HWY 365 TH SE’
LY AL HWY 365 97’ TO POB
28-2S-11W .................551.15
4300 W 26TH TRUST
*34L1690004700, WEST
MILL LOT 12 BLOCK 4 4300
W 26TH ST ................619.00
7924 CANTRELL LLC, BEL-
LEVUE L1 LOT 1 BLOCK 21
7924 CANTRELL RD LTS 1
THRU 6 & A ST 30’ E & W
BY 140’ N & S E &ADJ FORM
PLAT AS ST 21 &30’ W & ADJ
FORM PLAT AS GLOVER
ST ......................... 34,822.40
A A & L RE, SHILOH II LOT
20 BLOCK 0 APPOMATTOX
DR BEING A REPLAT OF
LOT’ S 19 & 20 NOW RE-
PLATTED AS LOT 20R........
705.12
A AND B MH PARK, MILL-
ER MRS M A SUB LOT 1-2
BLOCK 1 5035 E BROAD-
WAY ST PT LTS 1 & 2 JOHN
L ATKINS SUBDIVISION OF
LT 6 MRS M A MILLER’ S
SUBDIVISION COM NE COR
SD LT 1 TH S63*45’ W & AL
THE NLY LN SD LT 1 177.4’
TO THE POB TH S37*45’
E296’ TO THE ELN SD LT 1
TH S3*2’ E & AL THE ELN LT
1 327.1’ TH S54*20’ W159.3’
TH S33*44’ E15’ TH S56*16’
W202’ TH S61*50’ W111’ TO
THE WLN SD LT 2 TH ........
15,313.29
A AND T CONSTRUCTION
INC, JOHNSON C & P LOT 6
BLOCK 3 1518 BOOKER ST
C&P JOHNSON 50 X 140’ 6
3 ............................. 1,091.78
A BABY ACRE BY GRID
LLC, BARROW JOHN 2L
LOT 11 BLOCK 23 3315
KATHERINE ST S 9 6’ OF 11
& ALL OF 12 .......... 1,524.52
A BABY ACRE BY GRID
LLC, MEADOWCLIFF LOT
96 BLOCK 0 8 DELROSE
DR .......................... 1,301.18
A P RENTALS LLC, 800
S OAK ST PT N1/2 SE
BEG NW COR N1/2 SE TH
S10*57’ 23W141.07’ S70*12’
28E167.62’ TO W R/W S OAK
ST TH N25*25’ 08E62.07’
TH NW’ LY AL CRV TO LFT
CHORD BEARING N19*28’
04E148.46’ TO NLN NE SE
TH S89*51’ 05W143.91’
S89*38’ 07W63.07’ TO POB
30 3N 10W........... 10,712.16
AARON STEPHON L, 1N-12-
18 4813 GUM SPRINGS RD
PT W1/2 NE SW SE E70’ OF
N230’ EXC N 30’ FOR CO RD
19 1N 12W............. 1,284.28
ABACO INTERNATIONAL
LLC, TREASURE HILL LOT
84 BLOCK 0 9804 TREA-
SURE HILL RD...... 3,426.38
ABDULLAH ALISHIA CRE-
SHAWN, WRIGHTSVILLE
LOT 2 BLOCK 15 6208 ZIP
LN ...............................280.46
ABDULLAH HAMZA, 2N-13-
07 PINNACLE VALLEY RD
PT NE NW COM SE COR
NE NW TH S89*18’ 36W 30’
TO POB TH S89*18’ 36 W360
54’ N 656 94’ TH S76*17’ 10E
PARA CLN PINNACLE VLY
RD 276-83’ TH S38*05’ 50E
148.24’ TH S 470.43’ PARA
CLN PINNACLE VLY RD TO
POB 7-2N-13W ..... 1,943.46
ABJ LLC, WRIGHT`S SUB
OF HANEY`S LOT 8 BLOCK
6 E 16TH ST................85.30
ABLES MARVIN JAMES/
GARY/SCOTT, SUNNYME-
ADE LOT 2 BLOCK 0 415
SUNNYMEADE DR3,098.42
ABRAHAM DOROTHY,
SOUTH SIDE ADDN LOT
4 BLOCK 0 8 WHITMORE
CIR .............................894.68
ACCOUNTABLE PROPER-
TY MANAGEMENT CORPO-
RATION, BELWOOD ADDN
LOT 14 BLOCK 0 2312 N
BERKLEY DR........ 1,504.94
ACHOR PHILLIP E, 2S-11-
30 3401 W HENSLEY RD PT
NW SW COM NW COR NW
SW TH E AL NLN 330’ FOR
POB TH CONT E 811.06’
S0*24’ 43E660 87’ S89*59’
36W811’ N0*25’ 02W660
96’ TO POB EXC COM NW
COR NW SW TH E1115.87’
FOR POB TH CONT E25.19’
S0*E661.03’ S89*W22.24’
N0*W661.03’ TO POB 30 2S
11W ............................724.03
ACKER SHANNON, BAR-
ROW JOHN 8L LOT 8 BLOCK
126 TATUM ST ..........301.72
ACOSTA TISOULI, 4N-11-
02 14321 APOLLO LN PT
S1/2 SW COM NW COR SW
TH S2*45’ W1313’ N89*48’
E861.30’ FOR POB TH
N89*58’ E349.3’ N1*E56.5’
N22*E104.50’ N89*48’
W327.19’ S21*47’ W167.72’
TO POB 2 4N 11W....205.98
ADAMS CATHERINE ANNE,
BROOKSIDE PARK LOT 18
BLOCK 2 SHORT AVE10.70
ADAMS DONNA M,
BRAGGS LOT 4 BLOCK 7
607 E 15TH ST..........866.90
ADAMS FLORA L, 3N-13-
21 9606 PERSIMMON LN
PT SW NW BEG 663’ S&209’
E OF NW COR N 108’ E209’
S108’ W209’ TO BEG 21 3N
13W ............................130.40
ADAMS IDA M, BARROW
JOHN 7L LOT 3 BLOCK 119
3414 BOYD ST..........164.70
ADAMS JOHNNIE MAE,
WORKMAN`S GARDENS
LOT 19 BLOCK 0 E 35TH ST
PT W 111’ OF TR 19 BEG SW
COR E11’ N100’ E100’ N102’
W111’ TO NW COR S202’ TO
BEG..............................45.48
ADAMS RUSSELL J, LIN-
COLN PARK LOT 6 BLOCK
31 501 N POLK ST LINCOLN
PK S10’ OF 6& ALL 7 31 .....
1,776.69
ADAMS TONY/BRENDA,
PECAN LAKE LOT 295
BLOCK 0 5811 FOREST-
VIEW RD ............... 1,902.57
ADAMS VEMIKO/WILLIAMS
VERONDA/CHARLES, 1S-
11-17 ASHER RD PT SW NW
SECTION 17-1S-11 MPDA
BEG 9’ N OF SE COR SW
NW TH N200’ W210’ S200’
TH E210’ TO BEG .....131.51
ADAY SHAWN L/KAREN
D, AUSTIN LAKES ON THE
BAY PH 11 LOT 143 SOUTH-
SHORE LN ................820.23
ADVANTA IRA ADMIN LLC
FBO MICHAEL PIPPINS IRA,
COUNTRY WOOD LOT 154
BLOCK 0 4312 PINE CONE
DR .......................... 1,339.68
AEQUIS QUAN PENSUM,
ADAMS REP #1 LOT 120
BLOCK 0 2209 DENNISON
ST ...............................813.06
AKINS TRAVORIS, 2N-
10-05 4602 JETER PARK
LOOP PT SW SW MPDA
COM SE COR SW SW TH
N01*42’ 06E1053.68’ TO
POB TH N83*02’ 46W209.38’
N6*50’ 28E124.22’
S83*03’ 26E196.37’ S0*51’
51W124.97’ TO POB SECT
5-2N-10 .................. 2,893.80
AKINS TRAVORIS, EBEN-
DALE LOT 21 BLOCK 3 3004
S STATE ST EBENDALE
LOTS 21 & 22 3 ........187.80
AKINS TRAVORIS, CAPI-
TAL PLACE LOT 93 BLOCK
0 10513 DIAMOND DR........
2,681.08
ALALE CLARE HAMPTON,
OAKHURST LOT 1 BLOCK
5 3100 S MADISON ST OAK
HURST LTS 1 & 2 & E1/2 3
5 .................................234.02
ALAMI WAEL/FILAT-ALAMI
SUEHA M, SOMERS COM`L
PARK LOT 10 BLOCK 2 5051
WARDEN RD ...... 65,172.41
A L B A L AW I E H A B S U -
LAIMAN, POE`S SUB LOT
31 BLOCK 24 202 MOUNT
OLIVE ST POES SUB S1/2
31 24 ..........................575.62
A L E X S TA N L E Y L L C ,
NORTH HILLS MANOR #2
LOT 37 BLOCK 0 8208 E
WOODVIEW DR ... 3,470.83
ALEXANDER DOROTHY,
2S-10-09 20925 WAMPOO
LATERAL RD NE COR SE
SE 9 2S 10W .............805.67
ALLEN JAMES JR, WEST
MILL LOT 8 BLOCK 2 4418
W 25TH ST ..................64.60
ALLEN JOSIE EST OF, 4N-
11-22 11219 CENTENNIAL
RD PT N1/2 NW TH E1/2
OF DESC PROP BEG 30’ S
OF NE COR TH W AL S R/W
RODER- WEIS RD 685’ TO C
LN BAYOU METO TH IN SW’
LY DIREC AL C LN BAYOU-
METO 75’ TH E 689’ TH N90’
TO BEG 24 2N 11 . 1,150.53
ALLEN MICHAEL SR/CAM-
BELL SHARON DENISE/,
SUNSET ADDN LOT 2
BLOCK 14 3204 S SUMMIT
ST .................................50.30
ALLEN SAMUEL L, 2S-11-28
26421 HIGHWAY 365 S PT
S1/2 SW BEG 888 15’ E OF
SW COR BEING ON E R/W
HWY 365 TH N55 25’ E 206’
TO W R/W RR S16* E AL RR
55 25 ‘ W 204’ TO POB 28 2S
11 C/O 37252 ........ 1,582.74
ALLY JADE INVESTMENTS
INC, CITY OF LR L1 LOT 3
BLOCK 9 811 MAIN ST .......
7,591.31
ALMAQALEH MUSTAFA A,
BUTLERS R C LOT 3 BLOCK
9 2608 S MAPLE ST5,019.56
ALTERNATIVE PROPER-
TIES INVESTMENT LLC,
2N-12-22 210 VALLEY VIEW
DR PART OF THE SW SW
OF 22-2N-12 MORE PAR-
TICULARLY DESCRIBED
AS BEGINNING 350’ NN OF
THE SW CORNER OF THE
SW SW THENCE RUN E175’
N85’ W175’ S85’ TO THE
POINT OF BEGINNING.......
1,740.06
ALTERNATIVE PROPER-
TY INVESTMENTS LLC,
DODGE`S LOT 10 BLOCK
14 GEYER ST DODGE’ S N
1/2 OF 10 14..............103.10
ALTERNATIVE PROPERTY
INVESTMENTS LLC, PARK
HILL 7N LOT 20 BLOCK 52
210 W J AVE.......... 2,025.89
ALTERNATIVE PROPER-
TY INVESTMENTS LLC,
BRENTWOOD LOT 5 BLOCK
0 704 VALERIE DR 2,855.46
ALVARADO ARMANDO EU-
SEDA, MERRIVALE ADDN
LOT 244 BLOCK 0 6 YORK-
TON DR .....................730.66
A LVA R E Z L A U R A ,
OAKHURST LOT 1 BLOCK 4
5001 W 31ST ST OAKHURST
N125’ OF 1 4 .............404.90
ANDERSON ALETHA, 1S-
11-20 13815 HIGHWAY 365
S PT NE NW MPDA COM
SW COR OF SD NE NW TH
E143.83’ ON THE E’ LY R/W
OF ARK HWY 365 TH AL SD
R/W NO3*05’ 09W566.59’ TO
POB TH NO4*42’ 31W74.62’
TH LEAVING SD R/W N79*05’
30E99.93’ TH SO4*49’ 13
E75.23’ TH S79*24’ 44W100’
TO POB 20-1S-11W..762.88
ANDERSON ALYCIA DI-
ANNE/BEN, HORSESHOE
LAKE ESTATES WEST -
EAST PULASKI LOT 18 60
PLANTERS ROW RD LT 18
5,721.87
A N D E R S O N E V E LY N ,
WHITE WAGON FARM SUB -
NORTHWESTERN PULASKI
LOT 2 24621 HIGHWAY 365
LT 2 ........................ 2,072.24
ANDERSON WILLIAM III &
ETAL, PECAN LAKE PHASE
II LOT 7 BLOCK 0 TALL TIM-
BER BLVD PECAN LAKE PH
II LT 7 .........................742.20
ANDREWS GEORGIA M,
BENSBERG LOT 9 BLOCK
4 WHITE RD................23.77
ANDREWS GEORGIA MAE,
BENSBERG LOT 10 BLOCK
4 WHITE RD................23.77
ANGLIN MARILYN/JIM,
LAKEWOOD 2N LOT 35
BLOCK 12 4931 ARLINGTON
DR .......................... 2,989.20
ANTHONY LEE ANDREW,
SHELDON ADDN LOT 10
BLOCK 3 2109 S PARK ST.
4,716.55
ARANDA JOSE R/CUEL-
LAR MARIANA, BEGGS LOT
2 BLOCK 0 5013 CHANDLER
ST ...............................508.36
ARCHER DWAYNE H JR
-L/E, ROLAND HGTS LOT
3 BLOCK 0 20518 ROLAND
HEIGHTS RD ............619.96
ARDIE MAE INVESTMENTS
LLC, HIGHLAND SUB LOT
179 BLOCK A HILLCREST
RD HIGHLAND SUB LOT
179 REPLAT TR -A- ....45.48
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, RIVERSIDE LOT
1 BLOCK 8 205 WALNUT
ST .................................70.59
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, RIVERSIDE LOT
2 BLOCK 8 ARKANSAS AVE
70.59
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, RIVERSIDE LOT
4 BLOCK 9 ARKANSAS AVE
61.78
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, WILSONS SUB
BK1 GOLDMANS SUB LOT
11 BLOCK 1 4200 CORAL
ST WILSONS SUB OF BLK
1 LESSER GOLDMAN E 40
FT OF W 98 FT 11 ......44.16
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, RIVERSIDE LOT
2 BLOCK 9 ARKANSAS AVE
61.78
ARGENTA RIVERS INVES-
TORS LLC, RIVERSIDE LOT
5 BLOCK 2 1004 E WASH-
INGTON AVE ...............61.78
ARKANSAS LEGAL GROUP
PLLC, RICHLAND SUB LOT
8 BLOCK 14 6207 HEATHER
LN ........................... 1,410.52
ARKANSAS LEGAL GROUP
PLLC, MEADOWCLIFF LOT
473 BLOCK 0 41 SHERATON
DR ..............................942.40
ARKANSAS METRO INC,
INDIAN HILLS 3N LOT 1
BLOCK 3000 7616 NORTH
HILLS BLVD INDIAN HILLS
1 3000 .................... 2,130.98
ARKANSAS REALTY SER-
VICES LLC, BROADMOOR
ADDN LOT 58-59 BLOCK 0
47 LAKESHORE DR BROAD-
MOOR ADDN LOT 59 & 6 ST
ON NW LI LT 58 .... 1,846.40
ARKANSAS WATER TECH,
10421 HELM DR TR F PT
SW SE BEG AT A PT ON W’
LY R/W LINE OF M O P RY,
WHICH PT IS 55* W 344 5’
Pulaski County Two Year Deliquent Real Estate (2017 Year)
FROM PT OF INTERSEC-
TION OF SAID R/W & THE
E LINE OF SW SE S 55* W
ALG SAID R/W 260’ N35*W
60’ S 55* W 230’ CENTER LR
& MABEVALE HWY N 51/2*
E ALG CENTER HWY 209’ E
410’ PT OF BEG 3 1S 13W.
2,370.00
ARRINGTON AUGUSTUS
& VERNICE, RICHLAND
SUB LOT 32 BLOCK 9 6408
HEATHER LN ........ 1,432.12
ASHFORD ISAAC I, HYDE
PARK LOT 2 BLOCK 2 2122
BOULEVARD AVE HYDE
PARK S50’ OF E160’ LOT 2
EXC E25’ FOR STREET 2 ..
463.51
ASKEW WALTER /JANICE,
BRADDOCKS BLVD L1 LOT
1 BLOCK 23 1515 W 28TH
ST BRADDOCKS BLVD LTS
1&2 23..........................61.83
AT K I N S O N L E G O L I A ,
WAKEFIELD VILLAGE LOT
109 BLOCK 0 6702 W WAKE-
FIELD DR .............. 1,664.68
ATKINSON LEGOLIA II/
ISBY LAWANDIA S, CUN-
NINGHAMS LOT 12 BLOCK
20 1000 JEFFERSON ST....
495.80
ATKINSON LEGOLIA/ISBY
LAWANDIA, SMITH`S RE-
PLAT LOT 62 BLOCK 0 1115
RAY RD SMITHS REPLAT OF
TR A TOWERING OAKS PH II
LOT 62 ................... 1,687.42
ATKINSON LEGOLIA/ISBY
LAWANDIA, KINSWORTHY
& HENDERSON LOT 8
BLOCK 3 4516 W 27TH ST
LT 8 BLOCK 3 LESS & EXC
8 SQFT FOR R/W PER DEED
05-029803.............. 1,141.08
ATKINSON LEGOLIA/ISBY
LAWANDIA, DUVALL`S LOT
8 BLOCK 415 1818 CUM-
BERLAND ST ........ 1,734.90
ATKINSON PAUL POWERS
III/ROHDE CAROL ANN &
JAMES ARTHUR, FOREST
HILL LOT 4 BLOCK 15 3815
W 11TH ST ............ 1,022.50
ATKINSON PAUL POWERS
III/ROHDE CAROL ANN &
JAMES ARTHUR, LASKERS
2ND LOT 5 BLOCK 28 2104
W SHORT 17TH ST LASK-
ERS 2ND 5 28 AMENDED
PLAT...........................502.66
ATL PROPERTIES, WEL-
DON E WRIGHT’ S LOT 7
BLOCK 42 1926 S PULASKI
ST WRIGHTS N22 1/2’ OF
E58’ OF 7 42 .............334.42
ATL PROPERTIES, WEL-
DON E WRIGHT’ S LOT 7
BLOCK 42 S PULASKI ST
WRIGHTS S27 1/2’ OF E58’
OF 7 42 ......................335.52
AUSTIN CALMETA SMITH,
BRADDOCKS LOT 2 BLOCK
7 1709 S ELM ST BRAD-
DOCKS LTS 2 & 3 74,749.74
AUSTIN FRANCES M, TWIN
LAKES SUB DIV LOT 271
BLOCK 0 9712 CERELLE
DR .......................... 1,513.70
AUSTIN JAMES, WORTHEN
W B LOT 11 BLOCK 15 1506
S OAK ST ....................95.40
AUSTIN JAMES, WORTHEN
W B LOT 12 BLOCK 15 1500
S OAK ST ....................95.40
AVILA CIPRIANO, CHA-
TEAUS ON STAGECOACH
LOT 13R-B 38 CHATEAUS
LN LOT 13R-B...........850.02
B & D ENTERPRISES, 8800
REMOUNT RD IMPS ONLY
PT SEC 2 COM AT PT OF
INTERS OF CLN RUNWAY
17-35 & THE THRESHOLD
OF RUNWAY 17 SD PT
BEING APPROX 2100’ W &
950’ S OF NE COR SEC 2 TH
W300’ TO POB TH CONT W
AL SD LN OF THRESHOLD
RUNWAY 17 FOR 350’ TH S’
LY PARA TO CLN RUNWAY
17-35 500’ TH E’ LY PARA TH
THRESHOLD OF RUNWAY
17-35 350’ TH N’ LY PARA TO
RUNWAY 17-35 TH 500’ TO
POB AS REFER T 1,510.53
BAILEY ANDRE LAMONT,
NORTH ARGENTA LOT 2
BLOCK 61 216 E 19TH ST .
270.30
BAILEY COREY, WIN-
DAMERE LOT 198 BLOCK 0
5722 CARLYLE DR1,091.78
BAKER CAROLYN, BRENT-
WOOD LOT 114 BLOCK 0
813 NICOLE DR.... 1,028.74
BAKER DORIS J, CHARLES
REP TO JACK LOT 2 BLOCK
0 106 KAREN CV......697.24
BAKER SHANI LIVING
TRUST, MOORES GLEN-
DALE LOT 2 BLOCK 8 3414
WILLOW ST MOORES
GLENDALE S1/2 OF 2 & ALL
OF 3 8 .................... 1,895.84
BAKER SHANI LIVING
TRUST, VALLEY VIEW LOT 4
BLOCK 9 5622 SHAMROCK
DR .......................... 1,603.38
BAKER TRESHA MO-
NIQUE, TRADEWINDS LOT
16 BLOCK 0 7608 SANDRA
DR .......................... 1,522.98
BALDWIN JERRY B/AM-
ETRA R, FAIRFIELD SUB
LOT 25 BLOCK 4 7218 TWIN
OAKS RD.....................64.60
BALDWIN PHILIP M FAMI-
LY TRUST, 2N-15-12 GAR-
RISON RD PT E1/2 SW &
PT W1/2 SE MPDA COM SW
COR SE SW TH N0*26’ E AL
WLN OF SD SE SW 143 9’
TO CLN OF GARRISON RD
TH N70*52’ E AL SD CLN
163 7’ TH N77*13’ E AL SD
CLN 391.4’ TH N79*51’ E AL
SD CLN 473.9’ TH N89*43’ E
AL SD CLN 193’ TO BEG TH
N0*24’ E APPROX 2282.7’
TO NLN OF S1/2 OF SEC
TH N89*E578.5’ TH S0*24’
W2336’ TO CLN OF GARRI-
SON RD TH SW’ LY AL .......
143.70
BALDWIN PHILL B FAM-
ILY TRUST, 2N-15-12 9718
GARRISON RD PT E1/2 SW
& PT W1/2 SE MPDA COM
SW COR SE SW TH N0*26’ E
AL WLN OF SD SE SW 143 9’
TO CLN OF GARRISON RD
TH N70*52’ E AL SD CLN 163
7’ TH N77*13’ E AL SD CLN
391.4’ TH N79*51’ E AL SD
CLN 473.9’ TH N89*43’ E AL
SD CLN 334.1’ TH N84*30’ E
AL SD CLN 37’ TO BEG TH
CONT N84*30’ E AL SD CLN
OF GARRISON RD 138’ TH
N07*56’ W315.65’ TH S84*30’
W1 .......................... 1,455.32
BALDWIN PHILL B FAMI-
LY TRUST, 2N-15-12 GAR-
RISON RD PT W1/2 SE1/4
MPDA COM SW COR SE SW
TH N00*26’ E AL WLN SE SW
143.9’ TO CLN GARRISON
RD N70*52’ E AL CLN 163.7’
N77*13’ E AL CLN 391.4’ TH
N79*51’ E AL CLN 126.9’ TO
POB TH N79*51’ E AL CLN
GARRISON RD 347’ N89*43’
E AL CLN 193’ N00*23’
E1712’ TO CLN CREEK BED
OF KINLEY CREEK TH S’
WLY TO A PT AT CLN CREEK
BED & 660’ E OF WLN E1/2
SW & ON THE LIN......92.25
BALDWIN PHILL B REVO-
CABLE, 2N-15-12 10124
GARRISON RD PT E1/2
SW & PT W1/2 SE COM SW
COR E1/2 SW TH N143 9’
TO CLN GARRISON RD TH
N70*E163 7’ TH N77*E391 4’
TH N79*E126 9’ FOR POB
TH N585 8’ N89* W660’ TO
WLN E1/2 SW TH N1742.7’
TO NW COR TH N89*E1767’
TH S2336’ TO CLN RD TH
SW’ LY AL CLN GARRISON
RD TO POB & EXC COM
SW COR SE SW TH N897.3’
FOR BEG TH CONT N660’
TH S89*E660’ TH S660’ T ...
832.80
BALDWIN WARREN SR &
POLLY W, LONGLEA LOT
139 BLOCK 0 102 PEBBLE
BEACH DR ............ 4,241.90
BALL JARAN L, RIFFEL &
HOLDER LOT 10 BLOCK 2
4320 W 29TH ST ........64.60
BALL WAYNE, TRAMMEL
LOT 18 BLOCK 2 815 TRAM-
MEL RD TRAMMELL LOTS
18-19 & PT OF 20 BEG ON
W LINE 20, 176 4’ S OF NW
COR TH S 26* 38’ E 34.6’ , S
80.6’ , W 15.7’ TO W LINE OF
20 TH N 111.5’ TO BEG. 2...
1,139.12
BALLARD DONNY / BREN-
DA, BEECHWOOD TO JACK
REPL LOT 7 BLOCK 1 1720
PINION LN.................217.78
BANISTER MARY E, 2N-12-
17 609 BROWN DR PT SW
SE OF SECTION 17-2N-12
MDPA BG NE CR NE SW NE
W582.75’ TO POB S140.1’
W80.5’ N283.1’ E80.6’ S143’
TO POB ................. 3,670.54
BANKS JAMES, SAWMILL
VILLAGE LOT 9 BLOCK 0
354 N OAK CT ...... 1,827.23
BARNES DWEGES & JEN-
NIFER, 2N-13-12 LOT 78
BLOCK 0 6517 NORMAN
RD ..............................745.08
BARNES DWEGES AND
JENNIFER, HIGHLAND SUB
LOT 77 BLOCK 0 6517 NOR-
MAN RD.......................43.22
BARNES DWEGESS, HIGH-
LAND SUB LOT 79 BLOCK 0
6521 NORMAN RD ...986.48
BARNES LILLIE, HYDE
PARK LOT 3 2108 S MON-
ROE ST LOT 3 HYDE PARK
(BEING AN AMENDED RE-
PLAT OF THE S1/2 OF LOT 1
BLOCK 2 NOW REPLATTED
AS LOT 3) ..................354.58
BARNES WM M, GOLDEN
ACRES LOT 5 BLOCK 0 3903
W HENSLEY LOOP GOLDEN
AC N325’ OF 5 ............98.00
BARNHART CLOVIS, 2N-11-
16 7009 A LIDA LN PT NE NE
BG 435’ S & 150’ E OF NW
CR E150’ N50’ W150’ S50’ TO
POB C/O 39437 16 2N 11W
3,821.96
BARTON RACHEL, ASPEN
HIGHLANDS ADDN LOT 38
BLOCK 0 77 WOODLORE
CIR ASPHEN HIGHLANDS
ADD LT 38 ASPHEN HIGH-
LANDS ADD LT 38 4,604.52
BASHIRI HASSAN REVO
TRUST, 1N-14-17 22124
LAWSON RD PT W1/2 SW
SE SE BEG NE COR S653 1’
T O C LN LAWSON RD SW
ON C RD 267’ N3*W 643 3’
N86*E309’ TO BEG 17 1N
14W ........................ 2,297.44
BASSI HARDEEP, WORTH-
E N & B R O W N L O T 11
BLOCK 8 W 15TH WORTH-
EN & BROWN E OF R OF W
11 8...............................64.60
BATTLES LORI, STAGE-
COACH CROSSING PH
I LOT 55 BLOCK 1 9710
HERNDON RD LOT 55 .......
3,202.35
BAUCUM INVESTMENTS
LLC, INTERSTATE 440 PT
NE SE BEG 332 2’ W OF
NE COR S660 9’ TO W R/W
EAST BELT FWY S32* W762
1’ TO SLN NE SE N87*W100’
N1320’ E495’ TO POB EXC
PT E1/2 SE COM NE COR
E332.2’ TO POB S660.17’
TO W R/W EAST BELT FWY
S30*W712.80’ N72*W140.86’
N0*E1248.38’ E APPROX
495’ TO POB 3-1N-11W.......
185.32
BAUCUM INVESTMENTS
LLC, INTERSTATE 440
TR B PT FRL SE BEG NE
COR W827 2’ S 1320’ TOB
W275’ S15* W1443’ TO
W R/W EAST BELT FWY
N30*E 1583.1’ TO NLN SE
SE W TO POB LESS & EXC
TH PT PLTD AS GLOVER
SIGN ADDN CONT .23AC
00-1N-11W............. 3,697.26
BAUCUM INVESTMENTS
LLC, BAUCUM INDUSTRIAL
SUB LOT 7 BLOCK 0 1220
BAUCUM INDUSTRIAL DR
SECTION 497 SPANISH
LAND GRANT ..... 32,488.10
BAXTER CHARLES, GOD-
SEY LOT 7 BLOCK 0 12319
CRAIG RD GODSEY SUB
E108’ OF 7.................863.23
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
1 BLOCK 2 301 S PARK ST
35.30
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
7 BLOCK 3 218 S SCHILLER
ST ...............................110.82
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, CAPITOL VIEW LOT
2, 3 BLOCK 9 S PARK ST
LOT 2 & N1/2 OF LOT 3 BLK
9 4 1N 12W................318.70
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
11 BLOCK 1 SCHILLER ST
6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
1 BLOCK 8 W 4TH ST..6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, CAPITOL VIEW LOT
4, 5 BLOCK 9 S PARK ST
THE S25’ LOT 4 & N20’ LOT
5 BLK 9 4 1N 12W ....192.38
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
2 BLOCK 1 S PARK ST 6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
6 BLOCK 2 S PARK ST35.30
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
3 BLOCK 1 S PARK ST 6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
2 BLOCK 8 W 4TH ST..6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, CAPITOL VIEW LOT
8 BLOCK 8 W 3RD ST LOT
8 BLOCK 8 CAPITOL VIEW
318.70
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
5 BLOCK 2 S PARK ST35.30
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
10 BLOCK 2 304 S SCHIL-
LER ST ........................35.30
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
12 BLOCK 1 SCHILLER ST
6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
4 BLOCK 2 317 PARK ST ...
957.79
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
10 BLOCK 1 SCHILLER ST
6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
8 BLOCK 2 S SCHILLER ST
21.48
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
4 BLOCK 7 315 S SCHILLER
ST .................................21.48
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
2 BLOCK 2 311 S PARK ST
1,396.71
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
1 BLOCK 1 S PARK ST 6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
9 BLOCK 3 214 S SCHILLER
ST PLUNKETTS PT LT 9
BEG SE COR N56* 01’ W84
09’ W68’ TO NW COR S45’
TO SW COR E140’ TO BEG
3 .................................633.06
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
3 BLOCK 7 305 S SCHILLER
ST PLUNKETTS 2ND S27 FT
OF 3 7 ........................855.37
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
9 BLOCK 1 SCHILLER ST ..
6.10
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
8 BLOCK 3 216 S SCHILLER
ST ...............................110.82
BAXTER JASON P/KENNE-
DY BENJAMIN R/RUSSELL
TODD, PLUNKETT 2ND LOT
5 BLOCK 7 321 S SCHILLER
ST .................................21.48
BAXTER LESA M, GREEN
ACRES SUB LOT N110’ OF
LOT 15 BLOCK 0 12112
MACARTHUR DR THE N110’
OF LOT 15 GREEN ACRES
SUBDIVISION LOCATED IN
THE NE1/4 SECTION 36-3N-
13 ...............................275.88
BEAR PAW INVESTMENTS
LLC, LAKE CHERRYWOOD
#2 LOT 14 BLOCK 7 211
GREENWOOD AVE ..232.24
BEARD ERIC WAYNE, MA-
CON UNREC LOT 5 BLOCK
0 5303 KUYKENDALL RD
MACON (UNREC) LT 5 PT
NE SW MPDA COM NW COR
NE SW SO2*14’ W311.3’
S89*56’ E669.68’ TO POB
S02*14’ W262.10’ S89*56’
E83.71’ N02*14’ E262.20’
N89*56’ W83.71’ TO POB....
1,524.45
BEARD STEVEN L, JACK-
SONVILLE LOT 7 BLOCK 7
204 WALNUT ST W100’ OF
7-8 & 9 .......................402.85
B E A S LE Y D ON A LD E ,
MCCARTHY ADDN LOT 1
BLOCK 2 1921 W ROOS-
EVELT RD MCCARTHYS
ADDN W100’ OF LT 1 & N7’
OF W100’ OF LT 2 2 .974.74
BEASLEY TIM, WELCH
SAM LOT 6 BLOCK 9 4301
W 22ND ST ........... 1,268.90
BEE POZITIVE LLC, BUD-
DENBERG LOT 13 BLOCK
4 824 W 25TH ST . 2,351.40
BEECH BRADLEY I/TARA
MEAD, 4N-11-30 JACK-
SONVILLE CONWAY RD
PART OF THE SOUTHEAST
QUARTER OF THE SOUTH-
WEST QUARTER OF SEC-
TION 30 MORE PARTIC-
ULARLY DESCRIBED AS
FOLLOWS BEGINNING AT
THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF SOUTHEAST QUARTER
OF SOUTHWEST QUAR-
TER ALSO BEING THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
THE NORTHWEST QUAR-
TER OF THE NORTHWEST
QUARTER OF SECTION
31, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH,
RANGE 11 WEST, THENCE
NORTH 0 ............... 1,054.60
BELK HERMAN H, SHACK-
LEFORD ACRES LOT 0
BLOCK 5 DENNY RD PT
TR 5 BEG NE COR TR 5 TH
W190’ S160’ TO NLN DENNY
RD SE’ LY 251’ ELN SE SW
N320’ TO POB EXC BEG NE
COR NE SW TH S AL ELN
320’ MOL TO DENNY RD TH
NW’ LY AL SD N R/W 69’ TH
N’ LY TO NLN TR 5 BEING
66’ W OF NE COR TH E66’
TO POB .....................180.69
BELK HERMAN H & EDNA
S, SHACKLEFORD ACRES
LOT 0 BLOCK 5 18400 DEN-
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PT TR 5 BEG 190’ W OF NE
COR SE SW SEC S160’ TO
N LN DENNY RD NW 237’
E174’ TO POB 32AC1,095.11
BELL MATTHEW/AMY KEL-
LEY, LAKEWOOD 3N LOT 11
BLOCK 23 4200 ARLINGTON
DR .......................... 3,518.34
BELL RHONDA/ANTHONY/
EDDIE JR, 1N-12-01 LOT 4
BLOCK 6 914 APPERSON
ST ............................1,115.63
B E LT R A N M I N A E ,
DODGE`S LOT 3 BLOCK 11
1507 HANGER ST 1,512.20
BENDER LARRY R, WAKE-
FIELD VILLAGE LOT 229
BLOCK 0 11 DURHAM DR .
444.98
BENNETT DONNA, 1N-13-
28 11412 DAVID O DODD RD
PT SE NE BEG 385 35FT N
& 30FT E OF SW COR TH E
328’ N64 45’ TH W 328 FT
TH S 64 45FT TO BEG 28
1N 13W .................. 1,392.04
BERNTSEN KELLY, 4N-10-
21 2609 E CLELAND RD
PT NE SW SECTION 21-
4N-10 MPDA COM SE COR
NE SW TH N1*00’ 00E330’
S87*12’ 38W250.51’ S23*40’
35W243.77’ TO THE CEN-
TER OF CLELAND ROAD TH
S60*07’ 02E191.93’ AL ROAD
R/W TH N89*36’ 16E175.94’
TO THE POB .............397.84
B E R RY L E E A R T H U R ,
FIELDS BROS SUB LOT 6
BLOCK 7 1305 COLLEGE
ST ...............................425.91
B E R RY H I L L S T U A R T ,
KINGWOOD PLACE LOT 27
2604 CROUCHWOOD RD ..
3,844.53
BIBBS JAMES M JR, OU-
LETTA`S 1ST SUB LOT 12
BLOCK 0 12 ROCCO DR....
973.22
BILES SANDRA K, HICKS
INTERURBAN LOT 16
BLOCK 4 2200 JUNIOR
DEPUTY RD HICKS INTER-
URBAN LTS 16 & 17 4314.08
BILHEIMER JAMES S &
BETTY, RIVER RD PT SEC
28 & 33 BEG AT A PT ON
S BDRY OF FT ROOTS 20’
E OF CLN OF BIG ROCK
QUARRY RD E AL SD BDRY
169 8’ TO A PT IN CLN OF
BIG ROCK SPUR TR S49*
42’ E AL CLN SD TR 760’
TO NLN OF RD CROSSING
S26*16’ W84.8’ TO A CON-
CRETE MONUMENT ON
SEC LN BETWEEN SEC
28 & 33-2N-12W TH AL AN
IRREGULAR CURVE TO
RIGHT BEARING APPROX
RADIUS OF 30 FT & A 100’
CORD WITH A BEA ..643.75
BIRD JAY, LINCOLN & ZIM-
MERMAN LOT 10 BLOCK
400 517 E 18TH ST ..157.00
BISBEE TIM, 2N-14-17
8306 FERNDALE CUT OFF
AND 8310 RD PT NE SW
SECTION 17-2N-14 MP-
DA COM NE COR NE SW
TH AL NLN SW N85*28’
19W327.29’ TO W’ LY R/W
FERNDALE CUTOFF RD
FOR POB TH AL R/W S23*06’
23E129.40’ S21*14’ 31E72.59’
N85*47’ 34W487.42’ N06*01’
23E180.46’ TO THE NLN SW
TH S85*48’ 49E391.13’ TO
POB........................ 1,036.00
BIVENS SHELIA R, ALLEN-
DALE LOT 50 BLOCK 0 54
SAXONY CIR ........ 2,205.67
BLACK PAM, EL PINES LOT
1 BLOCK 0 2908 JUAREZ
DR ................................91.26
BLACKWELL LAURA K,
Y O U N G S PA R K L O T 1
BLOCK 3 106 FOUNTAIN
AVE ........................ 1,368.84
BLACKWELL LEA ELLEN,
HALL PLAZA LOT 45 BLOCK
0 611 HALL DR...... 3,749.78
BLAKELY CURTIS, HOL-
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0 SCHULTZ LN PT OF LTS 27
AND 28 BEG INTERS NLN
LT 28 AND W R/W I 530 TH
AL WLN S2*51’ 05W308.73’
S10*36’ W380.57’ N88*49’
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S89*32’ E117.27’ TO POB 11
1S 12W .................. 1,704.04
BLEDSOE EMMA ETAL,
1N-12-24 2019 DOVER ST
PT W1/2 SE NW BEG 515’ E
OF SW COR N 752’ E 175’ S
752’ W 175’ TO BEG 24 1N
12W ............................307.22
BLEVINS ROBERT A,
TRAMMEL ESTATES LOT
10 6049 TRAMMEL ESTATES
DR LOT 10 ............ 1,322.62
BLUE NOTE LLC, WEST-
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6 7917 BRONCO LN1,558.40
BLUE NOTE LLC, CITY OF
LR L10 LOT 3 & 4 BLOCK
193 1415 S SPRING ST CITY
OF LR LOT 3 & N 12 1/2 FT
OF LOT 4 193 ....... 5,949.80
BOBO STEVEN, WELCH
SAM LOT 5 BLOCK 6 4203
W 21ST ST ................247.88
BOLDEN MARLON K SR,
MARTIN T B ADDN LOT 4
BLOCK 5 1101 S VALMAR
ST T B MARTINS N68 1/2’
OF 4 5 & 6 5 ..............295.62
BOLES BRIAN/DONNA R,
FLEMING & BRADFORD
LOT 12 BLOCK 7 1304 W
21ST ST FLEMING & BRAD-
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BOLES CHRISTY L, FOR-
EST HILL CONDOS LOT 26
BLOCK APT 1201 N PIERCE
ST 26...................... 2,167.00
BOLES TERRENCE L,
ROCK ISLAND LOT 5 BLOCK
14 608 N CEDAR ST 612.89
BOND GIRL PROPERTIES
LLC, WOODLANDS EDGE
PH IV LOT 22 BLOCK 11
13608 FOXFIELD LN LOT
22 ........................... 7,076.00
BOND STEVE, CEDAR HILL
TERR LOT 36 BLOCK 0 7
CEDAR HILL RD ... 5,757.09
BONE DEBORA, DIXIE SUB
LOT 6 BLOCK 4 1111 N G
ST ...............................383.64
BOSSHARDT CHARLES F
III/BARBARA L, 1N-13-27
10000 LANEHART RD E 90’
OF S 440’ OF SE NW 27 1N
13W ........................ 1,044.06
BOSTIC SHELIA R, CHER-
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43 2200 FAIR PARK BLVD
CHERRY & COX LOT 1 &
N1/2 OF 2 43 ......... 1,943.40
BOURN INVESTMENTS
LLC, PALISADES HEIGHTS
LOT 20 BLOCK 0 2 MOUN-
TAIN LN ................. 7,310.54
BOWDEN DAVID O/SYBILL
A, 1S-12-18 13318 HILARO
SPRINGS RD PT NW SE
BEG NW COR E 409 5’ TO
W R/W HILARO SPGS RD S
23* W ON R/W 135’ TO BEG
N 74*W 125’ S 23* W 60’ S
74* E 125’ TO W R/W RD N
23* E ON R/W 60’ TO BEG.
18 1S 12W .................711.02
BOYD CHAS PHILLIP JR,
KINGWOOD PLACE LOT
144 2803 DALEWOOD RD .
4,200.27
BOYD-BOYKINS BETTY,
CRAWFORDS LOT 1 BLOCK
8 2501 S RINGO ST CRAW-
FORDS RE SUB BLK 8 LT 1
EXC N 7’ ....................281.70
BOYETTE AND COMPANY
LLC, LARCHFIELD LOT 17
BLOCK 0 5713 LARCH PL..
1,379.72
BRADFORD ODESSA / AI-
SHA ESSEY, CAPITOL HILL
EXT LOT 7 BLOCK 4 1124
RICE ST.....................980.92
BRADFORD TODD LUCAS
ESTATE OF, CREEKDALE
LOT 50 BLOCK 0 11 CREEK-
DALE DR ...................504.02
BRADLEY ERNEST D JR,
POINT O`WOODS ADDN
LOT 59 BLOCK 0 10 POINT
O WOODS DR ...... 2,885.88
BRADLEY FAMILY REVO-
CABLE TRUST, 3N-13-19
13405 SETTLEMENT RD SE
SW 19 3N 13 ......... 6,466.19
BRADLEY FAMILY REVO-
CABLE TRUST, 3N-13-19
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SW BEG SW COR E 595’ N
16 5’ TO C OF CO RD NW’ LY
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9’ TO BEG 19 3N 13W382.98
BRADLEY JUNE, CITY OF
LR L16 LOT 10 BLOCK 315
1608 S CROSS ST 1,238.10
BRADY QUENTIN NATHAN,
1N-14-29 ZUBER RD PT SW
SW MPDA COM SW COR SW
SW S89*29’ 26E712.05’ TO
POB N03*46’ 04W1314.13’
N88*07’ 21E685.11’ S0*47’
51W1339.28’ N89*29’
26W603.74’ TO POB
29-1N-14W ..................84.52
BRANCH TOMMY D SR/
TOMMY D JR, BARROW
JOHN 10L LOT 11 BLOCK
167 3719 LUDWIG ST605.14
B R AT C H E R K E V I N ,
BROADMOOR ADDN LOT
37 BLOCK 0 2 IRVING DR..
2,656.38
BRAUN HEINZ/SCOTT PA-
TRICIA, WALNUT POINTE
NORTHLAKE SUBDIVISION
LOT 159FRR BLOCK 0 ELK-
HORN CT LT 159FRR 19.62
BREWER SANDRA, LASK-
ERS 2ND LOT 10 BLOCK 38
W 16TH ST LASKERS 2ND
AMENDED PLAT LOTS 10 11
38 ...............................167.58
BRIDGES WARREN, 2N-
11-16 305 E 50TH ST PT
SE SW BEG 423 6’ W OF
NE COR W150 5’ TO E R/W
HWY S46*W225 4’ S74*E170’
S 88*E150’ N200’ TB TR 86
RUFFINS SUB 16 2N 11W..
11,956.87
BRIGGS DALE V, CAM-
MACK WOODS SUB LOT
196 BLOCK 0 217 ENGLE-
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BRIJ HOSPITALITY LLC,
SOUTHWEST CITY COM`L
LOT 2-CR BLOCK 0 8219
INTERSTATE 30 LOT 2-CR
BEING A REPLAT OF LT C-R
EXC BEG NE COR LT 2-CR
TH S0*E205.57’ TO SE COR
TH S84*W13.23’ N0*E9.67’
S84*W101.52’ N0*E154.83’
N5*W41.06’ TO NLN SD LT
TH N84*E119.16’ TO POB 31
1N 12W ................ 41,743.91
BRITTON JEROD/NIKITIA,
LINCOLN & ZIMMERMAN
LOT A BLOCK 404 519 E
20TH ST ALL OF LOTS A &
7 BLK 404 LINCOLN & ZIM-
MERMAN SECT 11-1N-12 ..
250.35
BROADWAY ADRIAN, DU-
VALL`S LOT 4 BLOCK 402 S
COMMERCE ST DUVALLS M
1-3 OF 4 & 5 402.......234.02
BROADWAY HERBERT L,
3315 W ROOSEVELT RD PT
NW NE BEG 30’ S & 130 5’ W
OF NE COR OF NW NE TH S
4* E 110’ N 88* W 125’ N 4* W
110’ TH S 88* E 125’ TO BEG
17 1N 12W............. 7,498.96
BROADWAY HERBERT L,
AMERICAN MANOR LOT 32
BLOCK 0 3914 AMERICAN
MANOR DR ........... 1,501.42
BROADWAY HERBERT L,
3325 W ROOSEVELT RD
PT NW NE FROM PT 30FT
S OF NE COR W ALONG S
R/W ROOSEVELT RD E135
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N 88* W 192FT W 4*W 226
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N 88*W 125FT N 4*W 110FT
TO ROOSEVELT RD S 880
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3,940.95
BROCKINGTON FAMILY
REVOCABLE TRUST, LAKE
FARM LOT 37 BLOCK 0 5907
JACKSONVILLE CONWAY
RD .......................... 2,810.08
BROCKINGTON FAMILY
REVOCABLE TRUST, LAKE
FARM LOT 34 BLOCK 0 5907
JACKSONVILLE CONWAY
RD .......................... 2,927.13
BROCKINGTON FAMILY
REVOCABLE TRUST, LAKE
FARM LOT 36 BLOCK 0 5302
JACKSONVILLE CONWAY
RD ..............................135.10
BRODERICK GLENN SR
& WONACE, 2N-11-03 8007
EDMAR PL PT NW SE BG
278 2’ S& 550’ E OF NW
COR S126 6’ E86’ N126 6’
W86’ TOB 3 2N 11 ....322.68
BRODIE LAJOE R, 2N-12-
15 1220 W 49TH ST PT SE
SE SW, BEG 502’ N & 505’
W OF SE COR N 140’ W 50’
S 140’ TH E 50’ TO BEG 15
2N 12W ......................425.57
BROLO MARCO A, SOUTH-
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SOUTHEASTERN AVE .......
1,043.06
BROOKS A B, 2S-11-20
24615 S LINCOLN ST PT
SW SE BG 607.8’ W OF NE
CR S10* E223.7’ S194.2’ NW
355’ N208.7’ E200’ TO BEG
C/O 29284 .................103.59
BROOKS CEDRIC, WEST-
FIELD SUB PH I LOT 8
BLOCK 0 19 WESTFIELD
DR .......................... 3,692.84
BROOKS STEVEN A, OW-
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BLOCK 3 3314 W 10TH ST
809.96
BROOKS TEARESIE, 2S-11-
20 2610 S LINCOLN ST PT
SW SE, BEG 107 62 YDS W
& 138 16 YDS S OF NE COR
OF SW SE, TH S 208’ TH E
104’ , N 208’ , W 104’ TO BEG
20 2S 11W ...................45.48
BROOKS THOMAS E &
SOPHIE F, WHITE`S SUB
LOT 3 BLOCK 0 1505 GRA-
HAM RD PT TR 3 COM NW
COR LT 3 SD PT BEING
S R/W LN GRAHAM RD
N87*59’ 45E AL S R/W LN
GRAHAM RD 98 01’ TO
POB N88*14’ 29E AL S R/W
93.73’ TH S0*10’ 42E139.06’
N84*42’ 35W90.27’ N1*53’
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BROWN ANTHONY, CITY
OF LR L16 LOT 6 BLOCK
313 1218 W 15TH ST217.08
BROWN ANTHONY, CEN-
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7 1220 S SCHILLER ST S39
2/3’ OF 12 & N 10 1/3 OF 13
590.49
BROWN BENNIE, WORTH-
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1519 S CEDAR ST 1,037.84
BROWN BRENDA, PARK-
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VANCOUVER DR . 1,628.28
BROWN CHARLES L, OW-
ENS SUB OF WATKINS LOT
10 BLOCK 1 2723 WELCH
v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 25F
ST ........................... 1,314.45
BROWN FRANCIS L, 3N-10-
29 130 MILITARY RD PT S1/2
SW BG 925 2’ E SW CR N1*
E230’ E200’ S1* W230’ W200’
TO POB 29 3N 10 .....437.96
BROWN GEORGE, ROB-
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BLOCK 0 912 CHURCH ST
LT 7 EXC E5’ FOR R/W PER
89-19611 ....................749.75
BROWN GERALD D JR,
RIDGEVIEW (MAUMELLE)
LOT 23 BLOCK 1 18 BASS-
WOOD TER LOT 23 BLK 1 .
1,155.01
BROWN JAMES, 1S-11-06
HIGHWAY 365 S PT S32AC
OF N96AC SE BEG 1247 4’ S
OF NW COR S89 1’ E50’ N89
1’ W50’ TO POB 6 1S 11W..
15.85
BROWN JEFF S, CRYS-
TAL HILL SUB #10 LOT 20
BLOCK 0 207 REED RD .....
20.88
BROWN JOHN & CHRIS-
TINE L, ADAMS REP #1 LOT
101 BLOCK 0 2224 HOWARD
ST ...............................571.25
BROWN JOHNNY/LINDA,
MIDDLETON LOT 36 BLOCK
0 617 OAKLEY LN 1,652.30
BROWN JOSEPH, CHICKA-
SAW PLACE LOT 5 BLOCK 3
1820 JOHNSON ST ..472.12
BROWN KRISHANA A,
LASKERS LOT 7 BLOCK 22
1321 W 15TH ST ......326.36
BROWN KRYSTAL, PARK
ADDN LOT 10 BLOCK 1 2416
W 13TH ST LOT 10 BLOCK
1 .................................898.52
BROWN LISA LYNN, 1S-12-
29 12710 MAIL ROUTE RD
PT SW NE BEG NE COR
W108YDS S 443/4 YDS E
108YDS N44 3/4 YDS TO
BEG 29 1S 12W .... 1,294.94
BROWN NATHANIEL J,
FIRST ADDN TO RIDGE-
WOOD LOT 14 BLOCK 0
ROGERS ST ...............27.56
BROWN NITA, 1N-12-08
1610 BROWN ST TR ‘ ‘D’ ‘ PT
NE SW NE BEG 472.5’ N OF
SE COR TH N24’ W90’ S24’
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130.78
BROWN NITA, HYDE PARK
LOT 2 BLOCK 2 5009 W
CHARLES BUSSEY AVE
HYDE PARK W75’ OF E160’
OF N100’ OF LT 2 . 1,546.10
BROWN RICHARD LEE RE-
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ONE, 320 CHERRIE AVE PT
NW NW BEG 365 4’ E SW
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TO POB 4-2N-11W 1,240.88
BROWN RICHARD LEE RE-
VOCABLE TRUST NUMBER
ONE, MEADOWCLIFF LOT
7 BLOCK 0 15 S MEADOW-
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BROWN RICKY BERNARD,
HILL JAMES LOT 6 BLOCK 0
HILLS ACRES RD.....455.64
BROWN SYLVESTER III,
GRANITE HGTS SUB #2
LOT 24 BLOCK 0 1814 E
38TH ST................. 1,880.27
BROWN TERESA, BEL-
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0 7905 NOLEN DR ...843.86
BROWN TIFFANY, PRO-
THRO SUB LOT 0 BLOCK
138 538 WATER ST PRO-
THROS SUB DIV OF PT
E1/2 W1/2 SPANISH GRANT
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1,031.72
BROWN TRACIE VALECE,
BARROW JOHN 1L LOT 5
BLOCK 13 WHITFIELD ST .
113.88
BROWN WILLIE L & JOYCE
C, ROOTS & COY LOT 10
BLOCK 15 1118 THAYER
ST ........................... 9,698.57
BROWNING CHARLES, 4N-
10-16 12117 HIGHWAY 5 PT
SE NE SECTION 16-4N-10
MPDA COM SE COR SE NE
LYING IN CLN AR STATE
HWY 5 TH N0*2’ W65’ TO
POB S89*26’ W324’ N0*02’
W100’ S89*26’ W324’ TO
CLN AR STATE HWY 5 TH
AL HWY R/W S0*39’ W100’
TO THE POB ......... 2,207.72
BROWNING PHYLLIS L,
FAIRFIELD COVE LOT 7
BLOCK 21 7015 EDDY LN..
1,450.78
BROWNING THOMAS C,
2N-12-01 718 W KIEHL AVE
S 300 FT OF N 325 FT OF
E1/2W1/2W1/2NE NW SE 1
2N 12W .................. 1,200.35
BRUCE KEITH B SR, DIXIE
SUB LOT 23 BLOCK 17 920
N E ST .......................404.20
BRYANT JOHNNY JAY,
1N-14-14 ROCKY LN PT
N1/2 SE MPDA COM SW
COR NE SE SECTION 14
TH N01*37’ 04E247.07’ TO
SE COR LOT 3 DUBOSE
SUBDIVISION AND THE
POB TH CONT AL ELN OF
LOT 3 DUBOSE SUBDIVI-
SION N01*37’ 04E408.62’
S88*46’ 25E644.84’ S01*37’
44W260.10’ TH S78*16’
31W662.66’ TO POB SEC-
TION 14-1N-14 ..........776.36
BUCKTHORPE TOM C/
LORRAINE, DREXEL PLACE
LOT 6 BLOCK 0 5818 DREX-
EL AVE .......................535.10
BUDHWANI INVESTMENTS
GROUP LLC, 13622 SARDIS
RD PT SE SW SECTION 15-
1S-13 MPDA COM SE COR
SE SW TH S89*30’ W25’
TO W R/W SARDIS RD TO
POB TH S89*30’ 00W161.75’
N01*28’ 00W124.8’ N72*11’
00E62.5’ N00*13’ 00W26.9’
N63*46’ 00E120.1’ TO W
R/W SARDIS RD TH S00*35’
W AL W R/W 225.5’ TO POB
9,297.65
BUFFINGTON DOLORES J,
LEAWOOD MANOR LOT 65
BLOCK 0 1509 BISCAYNE
DR .......................... 3,766.90
BUNTON ORA, MEADOW-
CLIFF LOT 343 BLOCK 0 78
S MEADOWCLIFF DR689.86
BURKETT DON V JR,
W E N T W O O D VA L L E Y
TWNHMS HPR LOT 034
BLOCK APT 2221 WENT-
WOOD VALLEY DR 34........
2,236.00
BURNETT JAMES S JR/
BURNETT JAMES S SR,
G O D S E Y L O T A 11 5 2 1
CRAIG RD PT OF SECTION
7-1S-10W PT TR A BEG 30’ S
& 30’ W OF NE COR NE TH
S149.45’ W222.88’ N149.45’
E222.88’ TO POB EXC COM
NE COR NE NE TH S30’
S88*W121.55’ FOR POB TH
S149.45’ S88*26’ 37W131.33’
N149.45’ N88*26’ 37E131.33’
TO POB .....................903.08
BURNETT JAMES SCOTT/
LYDIA, GODSEY LOT A
11711 CRAIG RD PT LOT A
GODSEY’ S SUBDIVISION
MPDA COM NE COR OF
NE1/4 SECTION 7-1S-10
TH S220’ TO POB S88*41’
51W204.6’ S213.36’ N88*34’
59E 204.6’ TH N212.94’ TO
POB........................ 1,490.51
BURNS BEATRICE, 1S-11-
07 10015 HIGHWAY 365 S
PT NW NE BEG 310 2’ S OF
NE COR S246’ S79*30’ W95
5’ TO E LN LR PB HWY N9
3/ 4 DEG W ON HWY 267 8’
E137 28’ TO BEG 7 1S 11W
87.92
BURNS INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES LLC, CITY
OF LR L14 LOT 3 BLOCK
271 1513 S RINGO ST CITY
OF LR PT LT 3 BEG 108 5’ S
OF NW COR S31 5’ TO N LI
ALLEY E42 8’ N31 5’ W42 8’
TO BEG 271 ..............646.68
BURNS INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES LLC, BRAD-
DOCKS BLVD L2 LOT 12
BLOCK 29 3108 FULTON
ST BRADDOCKS BLVD N34’
OF 12 29 EXC E15’ FOR FUL-
TON ST ......................598.98
BURRELL VERA JEAN,
2S-11-33 27400 OAK RD
PT NE SW BEG 209’ E OF
INTERS N LN&E R/W LR
PB RR&S12*E TO NR/W
OAK RD FOR POB E50’
N12*W150’ W50’ S12*E150’
TO BEG 33 2S 11W ..183.74
BURROW NELDA, LEIGH
L B & R C BUTLER ACRES
LOT 1 BLOCK 0 4801 BALL-
INGER RD LEIGH & BUT-
LER SUB PT TR 1 BEG AT
NE COR OF LT 1 TH S174’
W135’ N161’ TO N LINE OF
LT 1 & S R/W OF RR TH NE’
RLY ALONG R/W TO BEG
EXC E20’ ...................420.34 ING SOUTH OF CENTER-
BURT GERALDINE, CITY LINE MADDOX ROAD AND
OF LR L14 LOT 1-3 BLOCK NORTH OF LITTLE ROCK
271 1017 W 15TH ST CITY AIR FORCE BASE MPDA
OF LR E42’ 10IN OF W128’ BEG AT A POINT ON ELN
6IN OF 1-2 & 3 2711,516.78 333.9’ N OF SE COR NE SE
B U R TO N L A N C E A N D TH W656.16’ N167’ E656.16’
DEANNA, 1S-12-16 13418 TO ELN S167’ TO POB .......
PITTS RD PT S1/2 NW SE 546.48
MPDA COM SW COR S1/2 CARTER RODNEY E, HUM-
NW SE E427.2’ N00*08’ E330’ PHREY & BALDWIN LOT 10
TO POB E140’ N00*08’ E334’ BLOCK 4 1701 N OLIVE ST
N89*20’ W140’ S00*08’ W334’ FISHERS REPLAT OF BLK
TO POB .....................191.84 4 HUMPHREY & BALDWIN
BUSICK TIMOTHY W & SOUTH 50’ OF 10-11-12 4 ..
CLAUDINELL, SUBURBA- 796.58
NETTE ESTATES LOT 31 CARTER THOMAS,
BLOCK 1 5705 HARKINS NEIMEYERS LOT 6-9
DR .......................... 1,513.72 BLOCK 16 3720 W 21ST ST
BUTLER DEWAYNE, MIS- NEIMEYERS E1/2 OF 6-7-8-9
SOURI PACIFIC LOT 7 16 ...............................995.34
BLOCK 8 2000 MOSS ST ... CARUTHERS JOHN MARK,
1,518.88 CHERRY & COX LOT 8
BYNUM ELIJAH, JOHNSON BLOCK 31 1921 FAIR PARK
S J LOT 8 BLOCK 5 W 14TH BLVD ...................... 2,587.08
ST S J JOHNSON W25’ OF 8 CASEY HERBERT, PARK
5 ...................................49.22 ADDN LOT 11 BLOCK 22
BYNUM ELIJAH, WORTHEN 1832 DENNISON ST PARK
W B LOT 7 BLOCK 5 1311 S E50’ OF 11-12-13 22 .264.82
ELM ST W B WORTHEN N44’ CASEY WILLIE M, TAFTON
OF 7 8 & 9 5 ................95.40 ANNEX LOT B 5205 145TH
BYNUM ELIJAH, JOHNSON ST PT TR B BEG 365 25’ E
S J LOT 9 BLOCK 5 4314 W OF NW COR E105’ S25’ E77
14TH ST.......................95.40 36’ S261 27’ W185 5’ N276
BYRD LEANDREW, 25’ TO BEG EXC COM NE
WRIGHTSVILLE LOT 3 COR SW TH W828.96’ S35’
BLOCK D 16014 1ST ST TO POB BEING ON S R/W
WRIGHTSVILLE 3 D...14.65 145TH ST (PRATT RD) TH
BYRD LESTER L, BOU- S210’ W93.5’ N210’ E93.5’
LEVARD TERRACE LOT 2 TO POB .....................138.04
BLOCK 1 2602 S MONROE CASH YOLANDA, CUM-
ST ...............................127.70 MINS (UNREC SUB) LOT 0
BYRD ROBT L, LAKEWOOD BLOCK 8 8007 EDMAR PL
2N LOT 15 BLOCK 10 5147 CUMMINS SUB PT TR 8
GREENWAY DR ... 1,583.66 BG SE CR W50’ N 210’ E50’
BYRUM MELANIE, S210’ TO POB .............49.92
PARKVIEW SUB LOT 7 CASH YOLANDA, CUM-
BLOCK 0 1312 YELLOW MINS (UNREC SUB) LOT 0
STONE DR ............ 2,445.24 BLOCK 8 8007 EDMAR PL
C & G INVESTMENT PART TRACT 8 CUMMINS
GROUP LLC, NELRIDGE SUBDIVISION MPDA BEG
LOT 45 BLOCK 0 5215 NEL- 50’ W OF SE CORNER
SON DR ................. 1,341.80 TRACT 8 TH W50’ N210’ E50’
C MAC INVESTMENTS LLC, S210’ TO POB .............46.56
BRIARFIELD SUB LOT 12 CASSEY LUNDY J/JAC-
BLOCK 3 1116 SOUTHEAST- QUELINE L, GODSEY LOT
ERN AVE ............... 1,399.68 5 BLOCK 0 18 BURNS RD
C MAC INVESTMENTS LLC, GODSEY SUB S 1/2 E1/2 5
3N-10-28 1602 MILL RD PT 64.48
W1/2 SE SE SECTION 28- CASWELL MICHAEL F/
3N-10 MPDA BEG SE COR KATHRINA M, JET CITY
SECTION 28 TH W AL SLN SUBDIVISION LOT 1,2,3,4,
SECTION 28 673.85’ N02*44’ 5,13,14,15,16,17 & LT 8
E487.94’ S89*41’ W633.37’ BLOCK 17 & 10 7221 CEN-
S01*37’ W175’ TO BEG TH TENNIAL RD LOT 8 BLOCK
S01*37’ W70’ N89*41’ E170’ 10 AND LOTS 1, 2, 3, 4, 5,
N01*37’ E70’ S89*41’ W170’ 13, 14, 15, 16 & 17 BLOCK
TO POB .....................543.90 17 JET CITY SUBDIVI-
C MAC INVESTMENTS LLC, SON LYING IN SECTION
RAMICK SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 35-4N-11W.................332.80
0 312 POPLAR ST ....740.56 CATO CARLEY A/WM STA-
C MAC INVESTMENTS LLC, CEY/DELENEA D, MEAD-
3N-10-29 1321 SOUTHEAST- OWCLIFF LOT 209 BLOCK
ERN AVE PT SE COM NE 0 41 N MEADOWCLIFF DR
COR SE TH W30’ S1735.6’ 1,325.88
FOR POB TH S70’ TH CATO INVESTMENTS/CATO
N89*49’ 30 W183.5’ TH N70’ KELLY B, MEADOWCLIFF
TH S89*49’ 30 E183.5 TO LOT 502 BLOCK 0 4 WIND-
POB 29-3N-10W .......718.94 SOR CIR ................ 1,781.72
CALDERON PEDRO, CATO WILLIAM S, MEAD-
WAKEFIELD VILLAGE #6 OWCLIFF LOT 25 BLOCK 0
LOT 58 BLOCK 0 5203 24 S MEADOWCLIFF DR ...
WESTMINISTER DR 959.30 315.50
CALDWELL ANDY JR & CATO WILLIAM STACEY/
CHARLOTTE, TOWERING DELENEA, FLEMING &
PINES LOT 41 BLOCK 0 BRADFORD LOT 2 BLOCK
3616 ARAPAHO TRL 636.02 8 1505 W 20TH ST 1,068.68
CALLOWAY DOROTHEA CAWLEY ARVELLA, 2S-11-
M/TAYLOR THRESSIA M, 33 27316 OAK RD PT E1/2
ROCK ISLAND LOT 6 BLOCK E1/2 SW BEG 210’ E OF NW
18 700 N WALNUT ST N50’ COR OF E1/2 E1/2 SW E 420
OF 6 & 8’ LYING E & ADJ TO S210’ W 420’ N 210’ PT OF
LT 6 FORMERLY AN ALLEY BEG 33 2S 11W ........172.88
CLOSED PER ORD #3480 CBM APPRAISALS INC,
9-27-65.......................566.58 LUDINGTON HGTS LOT 380
CALMES CHARLES, MC- BLOCK 0 2112 SANFORD
CLELLAN PLACE LOT 178 DR .......................... 4,102.28
BLOCK B 5801 VALLEY DR CBM APPRAISALS INC,
MCCLELLAN PL HOYTS BARROW JOHN 10L LOT 10
REP TR B 178 ....... 1,070.22 BLOCK 171 8824 W 34TH
CALMES CHARLES, 1S-11- ST JOHN BARROW W-2/3
17 13404 GRAYS LN PT S1/2 OF 10-11-12 171 ... 1,490.66
N1/2 SW SW BG 219.6’ N & CCBLR LLC, 2N-11-10 TI-
1026.5’ E OF SW COR E250’ TAN LN THE SW SE OF
TO W R/W HWY SE ON R/W SECTION 10-2N-11, EXCEPT
109.8’ W240’ NW’ LY 109.8’ 7 AC IN THE NW CORNER
TO POB 17 1S 11W1,055.06 OF SAID LAND .........124.94
CALMES CHARLES, GAR- CENTRAL ARKANSAS
DEN HOMES EXT LOT 12 LAND DEV LLC, MONT-
BLOCK 5 1712 E 21ST ST.. CLAIR SUB LOT 4 BLOCK
1,318.12 0 11700 KANIS RD PART
CAMPBELL CHARLES E, TRACT 4 MONTCLAIR
2N-14-20 22424 DIXIE RD PT SUBDIVISION BEING A PT
SE NE BG 418 74’ W OF NE SW SECT 4-1N-13 MPDA
CR S618 1 ‘ W152 58’ N620 1’ COM NW COR OF TRACT 3
E147 53’ TO POB C/O 36712 MONTCLAIR SUBDIVISION
20 2N 14W.................733.94 TH S1*5’ 39W AL WLN 61.56’
CANAAN PROPERTIES TO POB TH S1*5’ 39W191.0’
LLC, BOWMANS LOT 11 N87*47’ 52W60.14’ S1*14’
BLOCK 13 2904 MARSHALL 10W399.54’ TO N R/W KANIS
ST .................................95.40 RD TH N87*39’ 9W AL N
CANAAN PROPERTIES R/W LN 138.35’ TO SW COR
LLC, BOWMANS LOT 7 TRACT 4 OF MONTCLAIR
BLOCK 20 2822 MARSHALL SUBDIVISION TH N1*5’ 30E
ST S45’ OF 7 & N30’ S & ADJ AL WLN TRACT 4 91,014.68
TO 7 KNOWN AS W 29TH.. CERDA CARINA, CLOVER-
95.40 DALE LOT 275-276 BLOCK 0
CANHAM CATHERINE/ 6904 JUNIPER RD CLOVER-
R A C H A E L / J O N AT H A N , DALE W’ LY 10’ OF 275 & LT
PLEASANT VIEW L-1 LOT 84 276 EXC W’ LY 5’ ......897.70
BLOCK 0 12614 PLEASANT CERVANTES BERNICE,
VIEW DR ............... 5,097.32 WAKEFIELD VILLAGE #4
CAPERMAUM BAPT CH, LOT 91 BLOCK 0 2 TRENT
1N-11-31 4019 SEVIER RD DR .......................... 1,656.92
A LT165’ DP FRT ON HIG- CHADBOURN H C/DOSS D
GINS RD 45’ BG S E COR A, WALTON HEIGHTS LOT
OF N2AC OF W5AC OF 43 BLOCK 6 BAINBRIDGE
N10AC SW SW N AL RD R/ DR WALTON HGTS PT LT
W45’ W165’ S45’ E165’ TOB 43 BEG NE COR S8* W200’
EXEMPT 31 1N 11W ..37.06 N81*W207’ TO PT ON BAIN-
CARLTON W T, 1S-12-14 BRIDGE DR DR CUL DE SAC
MONA LN PT NW NE BEG NW ON ST 24’ NE ON W LN
706’ E & 380’ S OF NW COR 210.2’ S81*E119.69’ TOB. ...
S108’ W140’ NE’ LY 110 1’ 619.00
E120 5’ TO BEG 14 1S 12W CHAMBERS NANCY F,
26.90 COUNTRY CLUB PARK LOT
CAROLINA JACQUELINE 27 BLOCK 4 200 N FAIRWAY
W, ANTHONY LOT 6 BLOCK AVE ........................ 1,943.22
0 6121 LYNDELL DR1,141.08 CHAMBERS ORVILLE L JR,
CARPENTER TROY, CHER- EASTVIEW PH I TO JACK
RY & COX LOT 8 BLOCK 44 LOT 3 BLOCK 2 1401 STONE
2217 S FILLMORE ST512.74 ST ........................... 1,455.12
CARR CLAUDE, 1S-13-04 CHANDLER JAMES
9735 MEADOW LN PT NE BROOKS TYCE, JONES &
SE SECTION 4-1S-13 MPDA WORTHEN LOT 5 BLOCK 29
BEG 381’ S & 300’ W OF NE 3519 W 14TH ST ......694.46
COR NE SE TH S286’ W153’ CHANDLER LENA, TRASK-
N286’ E153’ TO POB 918.18 WOOD LOT 67 BLOCK 0
CARRETO MARIA DEL SO- 10101 PALO ALTO DR ........
CORRO, TWIN CITY LOT 1 1,214.21
BLOCK 4 800 W 34TH ST .. CHAPMAN SHAWN, 3N-15-
855.36 08 17400 COBB LN PT SE
CARROLL LEZELL, BUT- NW COM NE COR SE NE
LERS R C LOT 10 BLOCK FOR POB TH S0*25’ E342.1’
10 S PINE ST E1/2 OF LT S0*08’ E331’ N89*33’ W330’
10 .................................33.80 N0*17’ W672.7’ S89*37’ E330’
CARSON ENOVA, SCHLEN- TO POB 8 3N 15W ...572.96
KER LOT 12 BLOCK 7 4018 CHAPPLE MARGARET,
SLINKER RD SCHLENKER SIENNA LAKE SUB LOT 44
LTS 12 THRU 15 7....156.08 BLOCK 1 1 MARCHWOOD
CARTER ANTHONY/SYL- LN BLOCK 1 LOT 44 809.34
VIA, 2N-11-16 1025 PAT- CHARLES ANTHONY SR &
TERSON RD PT SW NW LYNDA B, TIMBER CREEK
SW BEG 330’ N&385’ E OF SUB PH I LOT 32 BLOCK 1
SW COR E100’ N146’ W100’ 2901 TIMBER CREEK CT ...
S146’ TO BEG 16 2N 11W .. 6,980.70
76.76 CHARLES ANTHONY SR/
CARTER CONNIE S, FOR- LYNDA B, ROCKWATER VIL-
EST HILL LOT 11 BLOCK 11 LAGE PH II - N LITTLE ROCK
3904 W 11TH ST.......589.45 LOT 10 1501 ROCKWATER
CARTER JESSIE MRS, LN LT 10 ................ 2,942.20
CHOCTAW LOT 3, 4 & W38’ CHARLES LYNDA, FLETCH-
LOT 5 BLOCK 43 2611 AR- ER & WRIGHT LOT 1 BLOCK
KANSAS AVE LOTS 3 & 4 2 201 W ROOSEVELT RD
AND THE W 38’ OF LOT 5 FLETCHER & WRIGHT S40’
BLOCK 43..................431.78 1 & ALL 2&3 2 ....... 1,749.32
CARTER LUCILLE, JET CHARLES TANESE, 1S-11-
CITY SUBDIVISION LOT 1 29 BURNSIDE DR PT N1/2
BLOCK 15 LUCILE ST JET NW BEG NE COR S989’
CITY SUB S 25’ LOT 1 & N S89*W280 9’ N50’ TO POB
50’ LOT 2 15 ................11.96 N254 5’ S89*W239 5’ S 254
CARTER MARK, AKINS 5’ N89* E239 5’ TO BEG 29
SUBDIVISION LOT 1 ARCH 1S 11W ......................133.14
STREET PIKE LOT 1 AKINS CHB PROPERTIES LLC/
SUBDIVISION ....... 2,344.36 BAKER CHARLES, 2N-
CARTER MARK A, RIFFEL 11-03 8118 CHARLES LN
& HOLDER LOT 1 BLOCK 4 PT SE SW SECTION 3-2N-
4200 ASHER AVE ALL LT 1 11 MPDA COM NW COR
& PT LT 2 BEG SW CR LT 1 SE SW TH S25’ N89*46’
SW AL S & N LT 2 18 5’ N34 30E662.8’ S1*32’ 40E341.5’
25’ TO LN BTWN 1 & 2 SE N89*11’ 20E254.3’ TO POB
AL LINE 28 62’ TO POB EXC CONT N89*11’ 20E75’ N1*32’
BG NW CR LT 1 E AL NLN 40W169’ S89*11’ 20W75’
19’ S31.29’ TO A PT BTWN S1*32’ 40E169’ TO POB ......
LT 1 & 2 NW 35.08’ TO POB 779.74
1,229.24 CHEAP HOME FINDERS
CARTER MARK A, INC, PERKINS SURVEY TO
SCHLENKER LOT 11 BLOCK WOODSON LOT 0 BLOCK
15 4100 SWITCH LN 686.42 3 24519 HIGHWAY 365 S A
CARTER MARK A, 3N-11- TR OF LAND IN TOWN OF
36 CLOVERDALE RD PT WOODSON BEG NW COR
S1/2 COM AT THE PT OF BLK 2 NW TO NLN NE SE
INTERS OF THE S SEC LN SEC 20- 2S-11W E50’ TO
& THE W R/W LN HW N161 POB E100’ SE PARALLEL W/
TH S53*30’ W AL SD R/W RR TRACK TO A PT 50’ N OF
LN 860.66’ DEEDED (657.88’ BLK 2 SW 100’ NW PARAL-
MEASURED) TO THE WLY LEL W/RR TRACK TO POB
R/W LN OF VALENTINE 36.52
RD TH N36* 30’ 3W AL SD CHEAP HOME FINDERS
R/W LN 862.82’ TH N54* 22’ INC, WORTHEN WAT LOT
12E49.99’ TO THE ELY R/W 9 BLOCK 10 2415 S CROSS
LN OF VALENTINE RD TH ST ...............................419.68
N55*22’ 14E735.29’ N44*54’ CHEAP HOME FINDERS
28E110.18’ TO THE POB TH INC, POE`S SUB LOT 4
N41*44’ 21W921.62’ TO THE BLOCK 4 ROGERS ST POE
ELY R ..................... 1,213.33 SUB LOT 4 EXC N 20’ 4......
CARTER MICHELLE 29.44
CHON-OK, 4N-11-36 6911 CHEAP HOME FINDERS
S TADPOLE RD PT E1/2 NE INC, HIGHLAND SUB LOT
SE SECTION 36-4N-11 LY- 46 BLOCK 0 NORMAN RD .
26F v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v Pulaski County Two Year Deliquent Real Estate (2017 Year)
45.48 E108.2’ N402.6’ W108.2’ TO NUGGET CT .............452.33 1130 FT TO BEG EXC A 30 11-4N-11 MPDA COM NW TIE A, OVERBROOK LOT N195.6’ E102.31’ S195.6’ LOOP RD...................438.09 DISTRICT SAID NE COR IS
CHEAP HOME FINDERS POB 31 1N 13W..........26.90 COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- FT STRIP OFF E END OF COR W1/2 SW SECTION 55 BLOCK 13 13 THRUSH TO POB (AKA LTS 15 & 16 FISHER INVESTMENTS THE POB TH S27*24’ E203’
INC, FAIRFIELD SUB LOT 29 COLBERT GROVER/ROTH- OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK ABOVE TR FOR HY. 31 1N 11 TH N89*41’ 08E ALONG RIVER CIR............. 3,807.76 NANCY JEAN SUB UNREC) LLC, SUNNYSIDE HILLS S62*36’ W100’ N27*24’ W203’
BLOCK 2 7318 KNOLLWOOD FUS MARY, 1N-13-31 16011 VILLAGE LOT 48 BLOCK 0 11W ............................922.78 THE NLN THEREOF 1506’ DOWNING REV TRUST, 1-1S-12W.....................72.84 ADDN TO JACK LOT 179 TH N62*36’ E100’ TO THE
RD ..............................126.20 CRYSTAL VALLEY RD PT PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 DAVENPORT SEDRIC, 2S- TO THE POB TH CON- BEACONSFIELD RD PT SE ERVIN SHABRIANN D, BLOCK 0 180 ROOSEVELT POB........................ 4,849.38
CHEAP HOME FINDERS E1/2 NW NW NE, BEG 326.5’ COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- 11-33 GRILL LN PT SE NW TINUE N89*41’ 08E842.83’ SW BEG 387 9’ W OF SE SUGGS ADDN #3 LOT 5 & 6 RD ..............................670.26 GALLOT DAPHNE, MOORE
INC, NEIMEYERS LOT 10-13 E OF NW COR OF THE NW OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK BEG 542’ N&360’ E OF SW S17*33’ 51W487.61’ N88*51’ COR N43*E300 3’ N325 4’ BLOCK 0 400 VALLEY VIEW FITTS WILLIAM CLARK JR/ & PENZEL LOT 10-11 BLOCK
BLOCK 9 3800 W 21ST ST NE TH S201.3’ TH E108.2’ TH VILLAGE LOT 103 BLOCK 0 COR E 210’ N7*W160’ W215’ 48E282.26’ TO THE WEST S61*W474 78’ TO A PT ON DR LOTS 5 AND 610,274.42 SHARON INGE JOINT RE- 6 1921 S SCHILLER ST S1/2
NEIMEYERS E52’ OF 10-11- N201.3’ TH W108.2’ TO BEG PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 S128’ TB&EXC BEG 617 FT R/W HIGHWAY 107 TH W LN EAST MEADOW ADDN ESAU ERMA, WAKEFIELD VO. TR., MAUMELLE CURVE LT 10 & ALL OF 11 ....187.80
12-13 9 .........................64.60 31 1N 13W............. 2,729.04 COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- N&512’ E OF SW COR N100’ S17*51’ 57W ALONG THE TH S’ LY AL E LN TO S LN VILLAGE #6 LOT 34 BLOCK BUSINESS PARK LOT 9RR G A LV I N N ATA S H A S /
C H E ATA M L AWA N I A , COLBERT LEE CHARLES OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK W100’ S100’ E100’ TO BEG WEST R/W 30’ S88*51’ SE SW E235’ MOL TO POB 0 5207 WYCLIFFE DR ........ BLOCK 0 16 MAUMELLE ROBERT E JR, JONES &
NEIMEYERS LOT 1-2 JR, ROSE HILL LOT 7 VILLAGE LOT 37 BLOCK 0 33 2S 11W ...................47.70 48W320’ N52*57’ 40W300’ LESS & EXC TH PT PLTD 2,417.72 CURVE CT LOT 9RR EXC WORTHEN LOT 12 BLOCK
BLOCK 12 2301 S PINE ST BLOCK 6 314 W 21ST ST PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 DAVIDSON SAMMIE D, JET N10*E244’ N89*W363.65’ AS FLETCHER COM’ L ADD ESCALANTE DAVID, REM- E300’ THEREOF 10 2N 13W 32 3310 W 16TH ST W33’ OF
NEIMEYERS LTS 1 & 2 12 . ROSE HILL LOTS 7 & 8 6 ... COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- CITY SUBDIVISION LOT 15 N52*57’ 40W112.72’ TO THE 8-2N-11W ...................217.32 MEL LOT 8 BLOCK 2 3000 46,110.54 12 ...............................306.40
997.85 1,230.12 OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK BLOCK 4 7706 OLENE ST POB............................465.86 DOWNING RONALD/BER- LEWIS ST .............. 2,175.17 FIVE COLORS LLC, G A LV I N N ATA S H A S /
CHERRY ALMA, GLENVIEW COLD HAROLD & MARY VILLAGE LOT 39 BLOCK 0 JET CITY SUB N 1/2 OF 15 DILLON JEFFERY C, HICK- TIE, 4N-11-23 3017 E RO- ESTES BETTE, DIXIE SUB MACHINS LOT 4 BLOCK ROBERT E JR, JONES &
SUB LOT 15 BLOCK 5 5008 RUTH, 3N-10-28 120 S J P PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 4 .................................114.76 ORY HILLS HPR LOT 4 DERWEIS RD PT SE NE MP- LOT 22 BLOCK 18 920 N D 3 2308 RAILROAD AVE WORTHEN LOT 12 BLOCK
S WOODLAND DR ...390.31 WRIGHT LOOP RD PT N1/2 COUNTRY CLUB DEVEOP- DAVIS BETTY J, HIGHLAND BLOCK APT 4501 N HICKO- DA COM AT THE SW COR ST ...............................517.38 MACHINS 47 1/4 X163 1 4 3 32 3308 W 16TH ST JONES
CHRIST TEMPLE CATHE- NW BEG 1147.5’ E & 161.4’ S MENT LLC, MAUMELLE DI- PARK LOT 5 BLOCK 3 1904 RY AVE 4 ............... 1,034.66 SE NE N89*53’ 12E195.03’ EUBANKS SHANE M 1,750.30 & WORTHEN E17’ OF 12 &
DRAL CH OF CHRIST(HO- OF NW COR ON ELN LOOP AMOND CENTER LOT 001 S MARTIN ST..............64.60 DILLON PAUL LLC, SARA TO POB N0*58’ 17E744.26’ AND HEATHER A, OAK- FLAKES ALYCE L, FLEM- W17’ OF 13 32 ............72.30
LINESS)USA, BRADDOCKS RD S ON RD 112’ E101.5’ BLOCK 0 MAUMELLE BLVD DAVIS BLANCHE, DIXIE LYNN LOT 92 BLOCK 0 2819 N89*53’ 12E208.86’ S0*58’ BROOKE LOT 7 BLOCK 1 ING & BRADFORD LOT 3 GARCIA JOHNNY T, SHADY
LOT 8 BLOCK 3 1824 S VAL- N113’ W101.5’ TO POB PT OF LT 1 MAUMELLE SUB LOT 7 BLOCK 5 N F STEPHANIE DR.... 1,423.49 17W744.26’ S89*53’ 13 RIDGEWELL RD2,735.77 BLOCK 11 1505 W 21ST ST OAKS ADD LOT 7 BLOCK 0
MAR ST ................. 1,184.18 28-3N-10W ................845.88 DIAMOND CENTER MPDA ST ...............................587.38 DILLON’ S JEFF TRADI- 12W208.86’ TO POB AKA EVANS FAM LTD PTNSHP/ 869.98 13 MICHELLE LN.. 1,591.54
CHRISTOPHER DIANA/ COLE JENNIFER M, 2N- COM SW COR LT 1 MAU- DAVIS COTRY & ANGELA, TIONAL IRA & ROTH IRA, TR 3 23-4N-11W .......461.64 MOORHEAD LARRY THOS, FLEMING LAWRENCE E, GARDNER JERRY L, 4N-11-
SANDERSON JESSICA, 12-01 612 W KIEHL AVE PT MELLE DIAMOND CENTER BROWN ADD TO JACK LOT FOXBORO LOT 99 BLOCK DOWNING RONALD/BER- ATKINS JOHN L SCHOOL WATSONS LOT 8 BLOCK 22 10402 W CENTENNIAL
CEDAR ACRES UNREC LOT NE NW SE BEG 455’ S OF N01*29’ 22E705.09’ TO POB 14 BLOCK 3 1012 N JEFF 0 5802 FOXBORO DR......... TIE, 4N-11-23 3017 RODER- SUB LOT 0 BLOCK 40 4713 3 S BATTERY ST LT 8 AND RD PT NW SE BEG 347.86’
24 6420 DRISKELL DR LOT NE COR S205’ W120’ N205’ N07*43’ 29E364.78’ S88*43’ DAVIS ST BROWN ADDN 1,879.68 WEIS RD PT SE NE & PT NE ATKINS ST JOHN L ATKINS TH PT ALLEY ADJ TO LT 8 S OF NE COR S109.46’
24 CEDAR ACRES UNRE- E120’ TO POB 1-2N-12W.... 31E1535.30’ N830’ MOL TO JACK LTS 14 & 15 3...... DILWORTH PAMELA, TWIN NE MPDA BG SW COR OF SCH SUB DIV E 57 FT OF S CLOSED BY ORD #15772 .. S89*W857.79’ TO E R/W RD
CORDED SUBDIVISION AKA 218.50 W1000’ S46*05’ 13W870’ 2,411.44 LAKES SUB DIV LOT 563 SAID SE NE TH N0*34’ 22E 140 FT BLK 40 BEING A TR 95.40 N26*W121.67’ N89*E911.12’
PT SE NW SECTION 23-4N- COLE OLIVER DENNIS & S04*25’ 02E555.56’ TO POB DAVIS ELGRAY & LINDA C, BLOCK 0 3 TANYA CT828.44 1326 01’ N02*01’ 19W 519 99’ FRONTING 57 FT ON AT- FLETCHER JOHN GENE, TO BEG 22-4N-11W1,530.20
11 BEG 290’ W OF SE COR MARY, CUNNINGHAMS LOT 1,984.56 CRYSTAL HILL SUB #3 LOT DITOMMASO DONALD A TO CTR OF RD TH S80*10’ KINS ST .....................776.02 CHERRY ACRES LOT 0 GARMON ANTHONY/SHEI-
SE NW TH W290’ N749.5’ 12 BLOCK 30 4623 W 11TH COUSERT JACQUELINE & 057 BLOCK 0 4901 SHER- & GLORIA K, LAKE FARM 46E AL RD 661 29’ TH S0*58’ EVANS LAUGHTER LEE, BLOCK 6, 7, 8 1809 DEUER- LA L, 1S-11-32 17811 HIGH-
E290’ S749.5’ TO POB ........ ST .................................95.40 HERMAN, CHOCTAW LOT MAN DR ALL OF LOT 57 .... ANNEX LOT 93 BLOCK 0 17W 1731.84’ S89*53’ 12W KIMBALL SOUTH PARK LOT LING RD PT LTS 6, 7, 8 BEG WAY 365 S PT NW SE COM
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MOL FOR ROAD RIGHT COLLINS GLENDON, SUN- 11-21 6610 HALL LN E1/2 VALENTINE RD PT NW BEG BLOCK 0 9 HUNTERS ROSS HOLLOW RD S78*17’ JOHN BARROW W 1/2 OF 11 SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 0 10001 57E281.33’ TO THE POB ....
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050345 .........................47.43 JACK LOT 157 BLOCK 0 129 21-4N-11W............. 3,223.96 E290’ TO BEG S190’ E266’ DOKES TALESHA, GREENS 32 4N 14W.................334.36 F AND L DEVELOPMENT, FOLSOM BOBBY J, KERR GASTON JEWEL D, OAK
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SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN COLLINS JOHN DAVID, DON ADDN LOT 10 BLOCK W153’ TO BEG 6 2N 10W ... CEDAR ST.................828.19 1N-14-02 516 STEWART RD BLOCK 100 4001 BOYD ST HART RD .....................58.44 LOT 12 BLOCK E 1500 S BU-
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128 CENTRAL AVE7,025.48 1215 W 25TH ST ......496.78 538.22 DAVIS SHARON R MRS, IN- SON LIV TR, RICHLAND NE COR W 430’ N 100’ E 430’ F AND L DEVELOPMENT DOCKS LOT 13 BLOCK 17 GATLING JEFFERY W/
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE, COLWYE JAMES M & NEL- CROWDER WILLIAM W/ DUSTRIAL LOT 11 BLOCK 7 SUB LOT 10 BLOCK 10 6509 S 100’ TO BEG 2 1N 14W ... INC, BARROW JOHN 5L LOT W 20TH ST ..................64.60 SHELLY M, 1N-14-11 22
SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN LIE P, PANKEY J 3RD LOT 3, JEAN I, MOORES GLEN- E 17TH ST ...................85.30 HEATHER LN ............608.52 2,545.81 3 BLOCK 65 4316 WALKER FORD PAMELA, MEADOW- TWYLA LN PT NW NW COM
TO JACK LOT 332 BLOCK 0 4 BLOCK 6 13400 CANTRELL DALE LOT 0 BLOCK 3 3618 DAVIS TRAILER & EQUIP- DOMINGUEZ JUAN AN- D U N N WA LT E R E J R , ST ...............................197.06 CLIFF LOT 122 BLOCK 0 16 NW COR NW NW TH E248
104 GALLOWAY CIR 185.50 RD LOT 3 & 4 BLK 6 EXC GUM ST MOORE’ S GLEN- MENT INC, WESTWOOD L 1 TONIO/ARANDA JOSE, HOLTS INDUSTRIAL LOT 13 F AND L DEVELOPMENT GREENWAY DR ... 1,279.66 7’ S196’ FOR POB TH E296’
CITY OF NORTH LITTLE HWY 10 R/W COM NW COR DALE S 49’ OF N 147’ OF LOT 2 BLOCK 1 W 44TH ST HOLEADS LOT 9 BLOCK 1 BLOCK 8 1616 CHANDLER INC, BARROW JOHN 5L LOT FORD VELA W, WALTERS S196’ W296’ N196’ TO POB
ROCK AIRPORT COMMIS- LT 4 TH S87.28’ FOR POB W1/2 N1/2 OF 3 ........586.44 EXC E5’ FOR RD R/W (DEED SCHAER ST ................91.16 ST LOT 13 BLK 8 27 2N 4 BLOCK 65 WALKER ST... SUB #3 LOT 76 BLOCK 0 8 26.90
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CITIES AVIATION INC 2-2- TH N15.50’ TO POB 20 2N 10 ...............................261.72 ST WESTWOOD W1/2 5 1 . 14 15 ............................80.02 BURGANDY CT .... 1,858.96 ST JOHN BARROW LTS 11 ST ...............................297.89 NW TH N87*57’ 2E599.13’
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CJRLG LLC, THE VILLAG- COMIC BRIDGETTE O, CITY WELCH SAM LOT 1 BLOCK DAVIS TRAILER & EQUIP- OLINA JAMES, 1N-12-31 ERTIES LLC, 3N-10-30 N FARISH TONYA/JOSIE, JET SUB - ROLAND LOT 2 BAR- N46*19’ 27W298.62’ S3*50’
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BLOCK 11 1711 WELLING- 266 1010 W 11TH ST CITY LT 1 ..............................44.58 1 LOT 4 BLOCK 1 W 44TH NW NW SECTION 31-1S-12 HWY 161 & ELN BAILEY BL 7 JOAN ST ..................15.84 FORRESTER MARK/KAR- TO POB 11 1N 14W..695.90
TON WOODS DR . 9,736.84 OF LR W50’ OF 7 & 8 & W50’ CUNNINGHAM STEVEN R/ ST ...............................355.66 BE MORE PARTICULARLY TH N65*37’ E374 2’ N60*13’ FARLOW MARISSA, 1S-12- EN, REECE CREEK SUB GAUGER FRANCES C,
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ROW 20’ N & ADJ FORMER- LOT 4 BLOCK 16 4107 COM- 1,837.14 ST WESTWOOD E1/2 5 1 .. 31 TH N87*44’ 04W339’ TO LT 1R BK 9 WEST J’ VILLE SE COR NW NE TH W286.98’ & SHEILA D, LAKEWOOD GEARY RONNI LINN, CAMP
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3412 WYNNE ST JOHN BAR- LOT 3 BLOCK 16 COMPANY AVE ............................702.12 LOT 1 BLOCK 1 WESTERN OF WAY LINE OF FISHER SW COR LT 9 BLK 9 WEST 336.06’ MOL TO THE POB.. 32 24105 ROSS HOLLOW GEMBARSKI ZANDRA,
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CLARK JAMES ROGER, NE TH N01*59’ 26W378.03’ & W25’ OF 20 & ALL OF 21 & ST ...............................395.72 DORN CYNTHIA, RUSTIC JOHN 2L LOT 10 BLOCK 22 233 BEG AT THE INTERS OF EAST LINE OF THE SW BLOCK 0 18 CARMEN CT ..
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LUTHER KING DR....625.94 HWY 65 TH SW AL E R/W LN SD ST TH S00*00’ 23W183’ LAKE RD THENCE S74*18’ ST ...............................745.30 BEING A REPLAT OF N140’ TION PURPOSES ONLY..... MANOR 2ND N83*W AL 23 TH N89*55’ 00W1316.22’
CLAY MICHAEL M, FLEM- 409’ TO BEG N69*30’ E225’ TO POB SECT 5-1N-13....... 37E38.77’ A..................22.93 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- OF THE W1/2 OF TRACT 75 14.16 S LN LT 198 FOR 87.6’ TO AL NLN SECTION 23 TH
ING & BRADFORD LOT 5-6 S43*30’ E100’ TH S47*30’ 8,225.08 DAY JANACIA M, GRAN- MENT PROPERTIES LLC, JOHN L ATKINS SCHOOL FAVER FARMS LIMITED SW COR SD LT N70*W AL S00*14’ 23’ W273.23’ TO
BLOCK 6 1903 MARTIN LU- E110’ S69*30’ W225’ TO D L W CONSTRUCTION ITE HGTS SUB #3 LOT 14 CHESTERFIELD SQUARE SUB. ...........................157.30 PARTNERSHIP LLLP, 2S- S LN LT 197 FOR 84.4’ TO THE POB TH CONTINUING
THER KING DR FLEMING & E R/W OF HWY 65 NWAL LLC, BARROW JOHN 12L BLOCK 0 3810 SNOW CIR . LOT 21 BLOCK 5 2212 S EASY STREET PROPER- 11-36 CASE RD ALL THAT SW COR LT 197 S21*W66.3 S00*14’ 23W1222.84’ S89*55’
BRADFORD S35’ OF N70’ OF HWY TO BEG SE AL E R/W LOT 6 BLOCK 197 MALLOY 752.13 VALENTINE ST CHESTER- TIES LLC, HARPOLE ADDN PT OF SE S 0F ARK RIVER FT TO POB (AKA LT 1R) 00W1191.74’ TO THE E R/W
5&6 6..........................316.26 LN 409’ TO BEG 31-1N-11W ST ...............................187.80 DEACON CAPITAL HOLD- FIELD SQR EXC S4’ FOR RD LOT 5 BLOCK 1 221 WILLOW 36 2S 11W ...................87.94 35-2N-13W ..................80.02 HIGHWAY 530 TH CON-
CLAY MICHAEL M, MOORE 410.91 D R M CONSTRUCTION INGS LLC, EAST PULASKI R/W ............................677.48 ST ........................... 1,502.40 FAVER FARMS LMTD PTNS FOSTER W M MRS, WEST TINUING AL E R/W N02*22’
& PENZEL LOT 9-11 BLOCK CONEY ROY BRYAN JR/ LLC, DIXIE SUB LOT 22 HGTS LOT 3 BLOCK 11 1710 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- EASY STREET PROPER- LLP, 2S-10-29 HIGHWAY HGTS PLACE LOT 3 BLOCK 30W1239.23’ TH S89*13’
5 1923 S PARK ST MOORE JAMIE D, COX W E SUB BLOCK 15 924 G ST 147.00 KAVANAUGH BLVD EAST MENT PROPERTIES LLC, TIES LLC, HIGH COUNTRY 161 S S1/2 S 1/2 LYING W 3 BOWERS ST..........219.41 00E1248.33’ TO THE POB ..
& PENZEL S18’ OF 9 & ALL LOT 008 BLOCK 0 8407 D R M CONSTRUCTION PULASKI HGTS PARK LT 3 GALLAGHERS LOT 3 ADDITION LOT 32 BLOCK OF OLD RIVER LESS & EXC FOWLER EDWIN, 2S-11-21 17,136.94
10&11 5 ......................590.16 HIGHWAY 365 S W E COX LLC, DIXIE SUB LOT 20 BEG AT SW COR TH N73 5’ BLOCK 2 3016 W 24TH ST 0 34 COMPASS POINT ST THAT PART OF S1/2 S1/2 23905 HIGHWAY 365 S PT GIBSON B L, 1S-13-12
CLAY MICHAEL M, PLAIN- SUB PT LT 8 BG NW COR BLOCK 15 N G ST......32.38 TO NW COR THEREOF TH GALLAGHERS S78 1’ OF HIGH COUNTRY ADD LT 32 LYING WEST OF LAKE LA- SE NW MPDA COM NW CHICOT RD PT NW SW BEG
VIEW LOT 45 BLOCK 0 615 S16* 30’ E100’ S22*45’ E200’ D R M CONSTRUCTION E ALONG N LINE OF LT 71 LTS 3 & 4 2 ................472.70 847.94 BELLE SECTION 29-2S-10. COR SE NW TH S396.49’ 539 6’ N&30’ E OF SW COR
W 22ND ST ...............664.14 TO POB SE’ LY AL ELN PINE LLC, DIXIE SUB LOT 21 2’ TH S TO S LI OF LT TH DOS FRIENDS INVEST- EASY STREET PROPER- 19.78 TH N53*35’ 54E147.76’ CONT N347’ E130’ S347’ W130’ TO
CLAY MICHAEL M, FLEM- BLUFF HWY 109 N69*E225’ BLOCK 15 N G ST......32.38 W71.5’ TO BEG 11 7,721.48 MENT PROPERTIES LLC, TIES LLC, ATKINS JOHN L FAVER FARMS LMTD PTNS N53*48’ 13E26.8’ TO POB BEG 12 1S 13W ........246.62
ING & BRADFORD LOT 7-9 NW’ LY TO A PT WHICH IS D.R.E.A.M., TREEHILL PARK DEADMON JOSEPH L, NEIMEYERS LOT 9-10 SCHOOL SUB LOT 0 BLOCK LLP, 2S-10-19 HIGHWAY 161 N53*48’ 13E61.91’ N54*43’ GIBSON B LECIL, 1S-13-
BLOCK 12 2117 MARTIN LU- 209’ E OF POB W209’ TO LOT 0 BLOCK 13 11 SHELBY CHESTERFIELD SQUARE BLOCK 12 2317 S PINE 79 4805 HAYWOOD ST JNO S N OF B S FRL 1/2 19 2S 47E72.83’ N55*17’ 25E68.32’ 12 CHICOT RD PT NW SW
THER KING DR FLEMING & POB 31-1N-11W........436.64 RD S1/2 SE NW SECTION LOT 24 BLOCK 1 2000 ST LOTS 9 & 10 BLK 12 L ADKINS SCH SUB DIV S 10W ............................123.48 S03*24’ 34E193.53’ S02*20’ BEG 538’ N & 160’ E OF SW
BRADFORD N45’ OF 7&8&9 CONLEY PAMELA, RICH- 05-2N-11 MPDA COM SE BROWN ST ...............984.00 NEIMEYER’ S ADDN1,185.74 1/2 OF W 1/2 OF TR 79 ...... FAVER FARMS LMTD PTNS 48E347.41’ S89*49’ 40W COR N89*28’ E194.44’ N347’
EXC STRIP BEG 45’ S OF LAND SUB LOT 17 BLOCK COR S1/2 SE NW SECTION DEAN JEFFREY / DOS FRIENDS INVEST- 778.96 LLP, 2S-10-19 HIGHWAY 161 190.04’ N0*10’ 24W423.36’ S89*28’ W 194.44’ S347’ TO
NW COR TH E108’ TO EDGE 4 3000 RICHLAND DR110.82 5 TH N00*07’ 51E270’ AL BURZYNSKI DAN, CHICKA- MENT PROPERTIES LLC, EASY STREET PROPER- S E OF B S FRL 1/2 19 2S TO POB 21-2S-11W1,585.79 POB 12-1S-13W........369.32
OF DITCH TH NW ALONG CONSOLIDATED PROPER- ELN THEREOF TH N89*52’ SAW PLACE LOT 13 BLOCK HOLMES LOT 4 BLOCK 2 TIES LLC, ATKINS JOHN 10W ..............................41.23 FRAMPTON GEO V, 1S-12- GIBSON B LECIL, SHER-
DITCH 13’ TH SW106’ TO TIES LLC, ROLLING HILLS 09W25’ TO FUTURE W R/W 2 3010 W 20TH ST CHICKA- 1722 S VALMAR ST .369.48 L SCHOOL SUB LOT 6 FEE CYNTHIA ANN, MAR- 28 FRAMPTON LN W 3AC ATON PARK LOT D BIS-
BEG 12 ......................402.06 SUB LOT 90 BLOCK 0 90 LINE SHELBY RD WHICH IS SAW PLACE W50’ OF LT 13 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- BLOCK 50 4204 ROGERS LOWE MANOR LOT 286 OF N1/2 SW SE SW 28 1S CAYNE DR ..................43.04
CLONINGER JESSICA L, LANCASTER RD .. 1,891.06 ALSO THE POB TH N00*07’ & EASEMENT 2 ..........64.60 MENT PROPERTIES LLC, ST ATKINS SCHOOL SUB BLOCK 0 38 MORRISON 12W ............................456.74 GIBSON GEORGE, 1S-12-01
3N-12-24 JACKSONVILLE COOLEY HEATHER D/TEN- 51E153’ N89*52’ 09W125’ DEAN JEFFREY / LASKERS LOT 5 BLOCK 21 PT LOTS 6 & 7 BEG AT A CT MARLOW MANOR PH IV FRAMPTON GEORGE V, WILLIAMS RD SW SE 1 1S
CATO RD BEG SE COR LT BROECK MYLES L, WAL- S00*07’ 51W125’ TH S89*52’ BURZYNSKI DAN, CHICKA- 1418 W 16TH ST LASKERS PT ON THE E LINE OF LOT 286 ......................... 3,606.59 1S-12-28 2208 FRAMPTON 12W ............................125.80
57 RUNYAN ACRES SUB NUT POINTE NORTHLAKE 09E125’ TO THE POB AKA SAW PLACE LOT 13 BLOCK LOT 5 EXC E 5’ OF S 26’ 7, 61 42’ SE’ LY FROM THE FELDER RAO LITTRELLE/ LN E264’ OF N1/2 W1/2 S1/2 GIBSON GEORGE, 1N-11-
E125.38’ N101.83’ W109.3’ SUBDIVISION LOT 170RF BLOCK 13 TREEHILL PARK 2 1924 BOOKER ST CHICK- THEREOF 21 ........ 1,713.47 NE COR OF SAID LOT 7, TH HEARD TONY DROSHUN, SE SW 28 1S 12W....540.14 31 HIGHWAY 365 S E OF RY
TH S100’ AL ELN LT 57 TO BLOCK 0 ELKHORN CT LT 10,991.61 ASAW PLACE E90’ OF LT 13 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- SW’ LY PARALLEL TO THE N SOUTH SIDE ADDN LOT 34 FRANKHOUSE CHUCK/ NW SW EXC 1147.39 SQ FT
POB 24-3N-12 .............82.36 170RF ........................108.34 D64 LAND TRUST, INDUS- & EASEMENT 2 ..........72.30 MENT PROPERTIES LLC, LINE OF LOT 6 &7 -133.2’ TO BLOCK 0 40 WHITMORE JANIE, PETTEFERS LOT 4 FOR R/W PER 2004-078642
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- COORS JAMES ROBERT, TRIAL EXTENSION LOT 13 DEAN TERRELL, MAJESTIC RIFFEL & RHOTEN LOT 10 THE W LINE OF LOT 6,TH CIR .............................782.26 BLOCK 7 2707 CUMBER- 26.90
MEL LOT 11 BLOCK 3 ASH- DAVIS SUB DIV LOT 115 BLOCK 1 1809 N BEECH OAKS LOT 7 BLOCK 0 10216 BLOCK 8 4310 W 12TH ST SE’ LY ALONG THE W LINE FELKER THOMAS L/BIL- LAND ST....................726.03 GIBSON GEORGE, 1N-11-31
ER AVE ......................123.12 BLOCK 0 118 JOHNSON ST .................................85.30 REPUBLIC LN ....... 2,426.92 880.82 OF SAID LOT 6, 61.42’ , TH LIE SUE, OAK VIEW SUB FRANKLIN EARL TYRONE, 8305 HIGHWAY 365 S E PT
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- AVE ............................367.73 D64 LAND TRUST, POE`S DEBIN CHRISTOPHER L DOS FRIENDS INVEST- NE’ LY PARALLEL TO THE REPLAT LOT 27 BLOCK 4 FINCH ADDN LOT 2 BLOCK NE SW 31 1N 11W ...390.37
MEL LOT 7 BLOCK 3 ASHER COORS JAMES ROBERT, SUB LOT 4 BLOCK 18 MOS- LIVING TRUST, FRANKS J MENT PROPERTIES LLC, N LINE OF SAID LOTS 6 & 700 HILL ST........... 1,098.50 0 6817 COLONEL GLENN GIBSON GEORGE, 1N-11-31
AVE ............................123.12 SYLVAN HILLS LOT 13 LEY ST.........................38.26 L ADDN LOT 15 BLOCK 0 COLLEGE ADDN LOT 25 7, 133.2’ TO THE E 1,725.34 FEQ REALTY, CLIFFDALE RD BEG 107.38’ N OF SW HIGHWAY 365 S TH W 4 69
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- BLOCK 2 JOHNSON AVE ... D64 LAND TRUST, 1N-12- 623 W 45TH ST.........794.39 BLOCK 0 1109 E 11TH ST EASY STREET PROPER- LOT 2 BLOCK 0 10 CLIFF- COR LT 2 N445.42’ E52.4’ CHS (W309 54’ ) OF NE SW
MEL LOT 9 BLOCK 3 ASHER 342.25 24 CAROLINE ST PT SE NW, DELONE ELIZABETH ANN, LOT 25 .......................702.52 TIES LLC, ATKINS JOHN L DALE DR ............... 7,323.84 S150’ E160’ S337.15’ N77*W EXC N245’ OF W309 54’ NE
AVE ............................123.12 COPELAND DOUGLAS BEG 30’ W & 300’ N OF SE NEELY TO JACK LOT 1 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- SCHOOL SUB LOT 6 BLOCK FERGUSON BERNICE J, 214.5’ TO POB EXC 1,046 SQ SW LYING E OF HWY 365 &
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- EARL AND GLENDA SUE, COR OF SE NW, TH W 185’ BLOCK 1 1712 NEELY ST .. MENT PROPERTIES LLC, 50 4200 ROGERS ST AT- BONA`S 3RD ADDN LOT 3 FT FOR R/W PER DEED 01- EXC BEG 96 54’ E OF SW
MEL LOT 13 BLOCK 3 ASH- 4N-11-23 4301 MARK RD N 50’ E 185 FT S 50’ TO BEG 712.14 BUSHMEYERS LOT 6 KINS SCHOOL SUB THE N BLOCK 0 6627 BOBBY LN PT 013864 LT 2 ........... 1,604.60 COR NE SW TH NW’ LY 105’
ER AVE ......................123.12 PT NE SE MPDA BEG SE ALSO BEG 30’ W & 400’ N OF DEMONBREUN KARIN, BLOCK 1 1418 S JACKSON 61 42’ OF LOTS 6&7, BEG AT LT 3 MPDA BEG 607 66’ N & FRANKLIN ELIZABETH K, AL E R/W HWY 365 TH NE’
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- COR N1/2 NE NE TH S663’ SE COR OF SE NW TH W WALTHOUR & FLAKE ADDN ST BUSHMEYERS THE N8.5’ THE NE COR OF LOT 7 ON 710 51’ W SE COR SW SE RIFFEL & RHOTEN RIDGE- LY 222’ TO ELN W309.54 FT
MEL LOT 6 BLOCK 3 4401 W329.9’ N0*05’ E663.1’ TH 185’ TH N 50’ E 185’ TH S 50’ LOT 9 BLOCK 2 1928 FLO- OF LT 7 & S32.2’ OF LT 6 1 THE W LINE OF OAK ST, TH SEC 8-2N-12W TH S52*38’ LAND LOT 13 BLOCK 4 100 NE SW TH S135’ W213’ TO
ASHER AVE ..............123.12 E329.15’ TO POB SECTION TO BEG. 24 1N 12W ..52.33 RA ST WALTHOUR & FLAKE 1,087.16 SW’ LY ALONG THE N LINE 16W136 56’ TH N14*29’ 58 N PINE ST ............. 2,751.88 POB & EXC S970’ OF N1215’
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- 23-4N-11 ................ 2,268.12 D64 LAND TRUST, INDUS- ADDN TO N L R 9 21,195.30 DOS FRIENDS INVEST- OF LOTS 6 & 7, 133.2’ TO E48.75’ TH N54*17’ E103.27’ FRAZIER BRYAN, CITY OF OF W309.54’ NE SW LYING
MEL LOT 12 BLOCK 3 ASH- COPLIN KIMBERLY D, VES- TRIAL EXTENSION LOT 14 DENDY STEPHANIE L, MENT PROPERTIES LLC, THE W LINE OF LOT 6, TH TH S26*54’ 34E27.6’ TO LR L15 LOT 8 BLOCK 300 E OF HWY 365 31-1N-11W
ER AVE ......................123.12 TALS LOT 2 BLOCK 1 1243 BLOCK 1 N BEECH ST85.30 JONES & WORTHEN LOT 3 LASKERS LOT 4 BLOCK 21 SE’ LY ALONG THE W LINE POB..............................76.76 120 S CROSS ST CITY OF 32.06
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- W 11TH ST ..................85.30 D64 LAND TRUST, VILLAGE BLOCK 29 3511 W 14TH ST 1414 W 16TH ST LASKERS OF LOT 6, 61.42’ ,TH NE’ LY FERGUSON BERNICE LR N1/2 OF 8 & S1/2 OF 9 GIBSON GEORGE, 1N-11-
MEL LOT 8 BLOCK 3 ASHER C O P P O C K FA M I R E V OF HARRINGTON LOT 16 913.15 LOT 4 & E 5’ OF S 26’ OF 5 PARALLEL TO N LINE OF JEAN, BONA`S 3RD ADDN BLK 300 ................. 4,730.76 31 8115 HIGHWAY 365 S
AVE ............................244.38 TRUST, EASTWOOD HGTS BLOCK 3 BEASLEY ST95.40 DENNEY MARK ASHLEY, 21 ...............................551.16 LOTS 6 & 7 133.2’ TO THE LOT 3 BLOCK 0 6631 FRAZIER RONALD W, 2N- THE S970’ OF N1215’ OF
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- LOT 3 BLOCK 0 5304 GUM D64 LAND TRUST, 1N-12-24 RIFFEL & RHOTEN FPH LOT DOS FRIENDS INVEST- W LINE OF OAK ST,TH NW’ BOBBY LN PT LT 3 MP- 12-07 5012 E REED RD PT W309 54’ NE SW LYING E
MEL LOT 14 BLOCK 3 ASH- SPRINGS RD ............319.50 CAROLINE AVE PT E1/2 SE 9 BLOCK 9 7511 MISSOURI MENT PROPERTIES LLC, LY ALONG THE W LI ........... DA BEG 632 27’ N & 723’ N1/2SE BEG E’ LY MOST OF HWY 365 EXC MOP RR
ER AVE ......................123.12 CORKER & ASSOCIATES, NW BEG 30’ W & 350’ N OF AVE ........................ 1,626.12 KAHN & HOLDERS ADDN 1,378.54 W SE COR SW SE SEC COR LT 55 CR YSTAL HILL R/W 31-1N-11W ........167.92
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- BROWN ADD TO JACK LOT SE COR, TH W 185’ , N 50’ , DENNIS PATRICK, BUR- LOT 3 BLOCK 1 4511 W EATON BILLY B SR, BAR- 8-2N-12W TH S54*17’ W103 NO 10E73’ S150’ W73’ N150’ GIBSON GEORGE, SOUTH-
MEL LOT 18 BLOCK 3 3119 18 BLOCK 2 N JAMES ST E 185’ , S 50’ TO BEG 24 1N NELLE MANOR LOT 53 23RD ST ....................157.00 ING CROSS LOT 13 BLOCK 27’ TH N14*54’ 19E50 52’ TH TO BEG 7 2N 12W ...362.07 ERN TRUST SUB LOT 1
S WASHINGTON ST 431.49 EXC THAT PT CONDEMNED 12W ..............................33.23 BLOCK 0 10014 CARRIE LN DOUGLAS CONSTRUC- 3 PARKER ST ....... 1,025.84 N55*56’ 12E68.9’ TH S26*54’ FREDRICK JOHN D ETAL, BLOCK 0 GATES LN ..26.90
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- FOR HWY R/W .........562.22 DAILEY ELLEN T ANNU- 1,174.92 TION, 3N-15-06 33920 W EDDINGS LAVERNE, WEL- 34 E30.42’ TO POB.....85.68 CITY OF LR L9 LOT 3 BLOCK GIBSON Z MRS, 1N-11-31
MEL LOT 15 BLOCK 3 4421 C O U C H PAT R I C K L , AL GIFT TRUST, 1N-11-01 DERDEN DOYLE R JR & HUNDLEY RD E1/2 SW SE DON E WRIGHT’ S LOT 8 FERGUSON ELDRIDGE D, 174 S STATE ST .........37.35 HIGGINS SWITCH LAND
ASHER AVE REMMEL LTS 1N-14-36 CRYSTAL VAL- FAULKNER LAKE RD TR 8 LORETTA L, HARPOLE N 6 3N 15 .................. 2,283.56 BLOCK 18 2406 S IZARD NELRIDGE LOT 67 BLOCK FREEMAN CLINTON, LOCK EAST RD W 1/3 OF
15-16-17 3 .................836.93 LEY RD N1/2 E1/2 NE SE BEG SE COR N495’ TO SW E & HARRY ADDN LOT 9 DOUGLAS DANIEL T, ST ........................... 1,007.08 0 5215 PIKE AVE .. 2,029.58 HORSE SHOE LAKE ES- NW SE 31 1N 11W .....96.98
CLUB GEMINI INC, REM- 36-1N-14W ..................85.92 COR FRL N W OF 6-1N-10 BLOCK 2 109 BRADEN ST. WAKEFIELD VILLAGE LOT EDDY RICHARD O, HICKS FERGUSON GREGORY, TATES LOT 25 PLANTERS GIEBEL HARALD M/
MEL LOT 19 BLOCK 3 COUNTRY CLUB DEV LLC, SW ON CO RD 673 4’ S 1,033.60 35 BLOCK 0 25 EATON DR INTERURBAN LOT 18 FERNDALE ADDN LOT 5 ROW RD NULL .........561.80 SHIRLEAN S, MOUNTAIN
WASHINGTON ............59.58 3N-13-13 13722 SZYMANSKI ON E LN E1/2NE436 6’ TO DETHEROW CLAUDE C, 275.60 BLOCK 4 2204 JUNIOR BLOCK 4 2817 WEST 5TH FREEMAN FREDERICK/ CREST ESTATES LOT 42
CNL RETIREMENT DAS RD SW SE AND W1/2 E1/2 POB EXC BEG69 4 FT W VALLEY VIEW LOT 8 BLOCK DOUGLAS RANDY, HEN- DEPUTY RD HICKS INTER- ST ........................... 1,931.08 CRYSTAL MCDANIEL, HUT- 16200 VISTA DEL RIO DR ..
R O D N E Y PA R H , O L D S1/2 SE 13-3N-13W..197.62 OF SE CORE1/2NE W77 1’ 4 723 SHAMROCK DR........ DERSON SUB L 1 LOT 7 URBAN LTS 18 & 19 4 ........ FERRICHER JOSHUA, 2N- SELL SUB LOT C BLOCK 0 2,186.79
FORGE LOT 4D BLOCK 0 COUNTRY CLUB DEV LLC, N19*E156 7FT S71*E88.5’ 1,243.28 BLOCK 1 2415 OAK ST HEN- 1,376.68 12-22 1304 W 41ST ST PT 5903 HUTSELL RD HUT- GILBERT-WILLIAMS WIL-
OLD FORGE DR PT OF LT COUNTS MASSIE IND PARK S25*46’ W132.4’ TO BEG 1 DIAMOND PROPERTY DERSONS SUB OF BLK 1 R EGBOSIMBA LYNTON/ SE NW BEG 300 FT E OF SELLS SUB REPLAT LT 1 C LENE T/REDD ROSEMARY,
4D MPDA COM NW COR LOT 16 COMMERCE CV LOT 1N 11W ........................43.66 HOLDINGS LLC, RIVERSIDE C BUTLERS 7 1 ........449.62 EGBOSIMBA UCHENNA, NW COR OF FINKE TR TH 1,841.72 2N-11-22 1908 E 46TH ST
OF SDLT 4D (SD PT BE- 16 ........................... 7,643.14 DAILEY WILLIE CLARK & PLOT LOT 14 BLOCK 0 1726 DOUGLAS RANDY, MADI- KENSINGTON PLACE LOT S 150 FT,E 75 FT,N150 FT,W FRYAR SHEILA, 1S-12-14 PT NW NW BEG 200’ E OF
ING S R/W LN OLDFORGE COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- EDNA E, NEIMEYERS LOT LILAC CIR.............. 2,979.60 SON ACRES LOT 22 BLOCK 162 BLOCK 0 10018 SUF- 75 FT TO BEG 22 2N 12W . MONA LN PT SW NE SEC- NW COR S 1356 74’ E100’
DR) TH S24*11’ 50E AL THE OPMENT, COUNTRY CLUB 15-16 BLOCK 3 4002 W DIAZ ARNOLDO, BARROW 0 HUNDLEY RD ........137.10 FOLK DR ............... 6,285.28 1,504.92 TION 14-1S-12 MPDA COM N1356 17’ W100’ TO POB
WLNOF LT 4D 155’ TO POB OF ARK THE LOT 0TR 23RD ST NEIMEYERS LTS JOHN 4L LOT 8 BLOCK 53 DOUGLAS RANDY D, PAN- ELLIOTT JAMES S, GIBRAL- FIELDS JAMES E, BOW- SE COR SW NE TH N901.8’ 22-2N-11W.................820.52
TH N65*48’ 10 PT OF LT 4D BLOCK COM 1 COUNTRY 15 & 16 3 .....................64.60 3205 WALKER ST.....937.78 KEY J EXT TO 3RD LOT 11 TER HGTS LOT 16 BLOCK MANS LOT 11 BLOCK 11 N00*19’ E188.5’ N83*25’ GILLAM RONNA L, MILI-
MPDA COM NW COR OF CLUB CIR COUNTRY CLUB DANDREDGE AL JR, KEL- DIAZ ARNOLDO/ARTEA- BLOCK 43 BLACK RD ALL LT 19 1010 GAMBLE RD487.35 3004 BISHOP ST BOWMANS W417.2’ TO THE POB TH TARY HEIGHTS RENEWAL
SD LT 4D (SD PT BEING OF ARK LOT OTR BLK COM LOGG LAKE EST LOT 59 GA SONIA, LOOMIS LOT 5 EXC BEG NW COR LT 11 S ELROD HARVEY E SR & LTS 11 & 12 11 ..........187.80 N83*25’ W240.2’ S166.8’ LOT 12 BLOCK 22 605 W
S R/W LN OLD FORGE LESS & EXC ......... 9,908.82 BLOCK 0 37 BROOKWAY BLOCK 5 1320 E WASHING- AL WLN 50’ TO SW COR E’ DEMARIS I, GRACELAND FINLEY EVELYN L, THE S83*25’ E210’ N10*59’ 24TH ST................. 1,290.36
DR) TH S24*11`50`E AL COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- LN ........................... 3,958.16 TON AVE....................631.50 LY 20’ AL SLN LT 11 N’ LY TO AC ANNEX LOT 35 MEADOWS LOT 113 BLOCK E165.79’ TO THE POB115.90 GILLERSON TAMMY, 1S-12-
THE WLN OF LT 4D 155` OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK DANDRIDGE MALLIE & DIAZ MIGUEL ANGEL GUZ- PT 15’ S & 20’ E OF NW COR BLOCK 0 6717 W 65TH ST 0 256 KELSO RD .. 1,630.60 FSC INC, MARA LOT 7 29 16712 GARNER DR PT
TO POB TH N65*48`10` VILLAGE LOT 101 BLOCK 0 ETAL, WRIGHTSVILLE LOT MAN, BRADDOCKS BLVD LT 11 NE TO PT 5’ S & 35’ E GRACELAND AC ANNEX FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH BLOCK 2 200 E 22ND ST SW SE BG SE CR W272.7’
E20` TH S24*22`08`E95` PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 5 BLOCK D 16104 1ST ST L1 LOT 10 BLOCK 18 2706 OF NW COR TH E’ LY TO A W100’ OF TR 35 .......363.58 INC, 2N-13-19 TAYLOR MARA N95’ OF LT 7 BLK 2 . TH N03*24’ E372.8’ TO POB
TH N65*37`52`E72` TH COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- WRIGHTSVILLE 5 D...17.10 MARTIN LUTHER KING DR PT ON ELN 5’ S OF NE COR ENGLEBY PATRICK ROB- LOOP RD PT NE SW BEG 1,618.10 W120’ N03*24’ E160’ E120’
S68*51`24 .............. 2,188.28 OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK DANIELS JOHN H/MURLEE, 1,016.74 N’ LY AL ELN TO NE COR LT ERT DANE, NORTHLAKE NE COR NE SW TH S0*28’ FULKS KEITH/DORA, MAR- S03*24’ W160’ TO POB 29
COBB KESHA, MEADOW VILLAGE LOT 43 BLOCK 0 OAKHURST LOT 12 BLOCK DICKERSON KARON 11 W’ LY AL NLN OF LT 11 TO LOT 4 BLOCK 0 313 ONEIDA 52’ E209.77’ W423.69’ N0*22’ SHALL & WOLFE LOT 0 1S 12..........................672.48
PARK LOT 3 BLOCK 9 109 PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 1 4720 W 31ST ST 3,824.57 MEMS, DELTA LAWN LOT 15 POB..............................54.60 ST ........................... 2,578.92 E209.77’ TO NLN NE SW BLOCK 16 1016 S SCHILLER GILLIAM LEO, PECAN LAKE
BLENDEN DR ....... 1,003.78 COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- DANIELS JOHN H/MURLEE, BLOCK 2 6629 FARMSTEAD DOUGLAS RANDY D, MADI- ENGLISH CHARLA CROW- TH E42013’ TO POB 19 2N ST MARSHALL & WOLFE LOT 97 BLOCK 0 11 TIMBER-
COBBS CARL, CONGRESS OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK LIBERTY HILL LOT 4 BLOCK RD .......................... 1,673.94 SON ACRES LOT 20 BLOCK LEY, WOODLANDS EDGE 13W ............................585.94 E51 5’ OF S145 6’ OF BLK SIDE CV ................ 2,242.93
SUB LOT 4 BLOCK 0 6100 VILLAGE LOT 45 BLOCK 0 1 2912 S SPRING ST .95.40 DICKERSON LARRY R JR, 0 34025 HUNDLEY RD ....... LOT 33 BLOCK 13 11 BLUE- FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 16 ........................... 1,334.88 GILMORE EDDIE/LAKIE/
DENHAM DR......... 2,004.21 PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 DANIELS JOHN H/MURLEE, RIFFEL & HOLDER 2ND LOT 220.94 STEM CV LOT 33 BLOCK INC, 2N-13-19 14801 TAY- F U L L S TA R L L C , TANYA, BUTLERS R C LOT
COCHRAN & DAVIS IN- COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- MEADOW BROOK LOT 9 3 BLOCK 6 4511 W 28TH DOUGLAS RANDY D, MADI- 13 ..........................11,176.44 LOR LOOP RD PT E1/2 SE CREEKSIDE ADDN PH 4 - 3 BLOCK 5 4009 W 25TH
VESTMENT, GALLAGHER OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK BLOCK 0 3136 S SPRING ST ...............................623.58 SON ACRES LOT 21 BLOCK ENGSTROM HAROLD NW BEG SE COR SE NW SHERWOOD LOT 7 BLOCK ST ...............................179.80
3RD LOT 13 BLOCK 2 3212 VILLAGE LOT 42 BLOCK 0 ST ...............................181.64 DICKERSON LARRY R JR, 0 HUNDLEY RD ........135.96 BRUCE/TAYLOR R, KEL- TH W589’ TH NE’ LY AL 8 9001 STILLWATER RD LT G I L M O R E E D WA R D
ASHER AVE ..............217.08 PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 DARROUGH VIRGIL, 1N-11- BARROW JOHN 4L LOT 4 DOW ALONZO/SOPHIA, LOGG LOT 12 BLOCK 3 TAYLOR LP RD 759’ TO ELN 7 BLK 8 ......................885.58 JAMES/LACEFIELD, BUT-
COHNS CARLA, 1S-13-02 COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- 31 7616 HIGHWAY 365 S PT BLOCK 52 3104 GILMAN ST BOOKER TERRACE LOT 5 1007 KELLOGG ACRES RD SE NW TH S426’ TO POB GALINDO DANIEL & CINDY, LERS R C LOT 1 BLOCK 5 W
MABELVALE CUTOFF E50’ OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK W1/2 NW BEG AT PT 837 89 JOHN BARROW LT 4 EXC BLOCK 20 1204 E 46TH ST KELLOGG ADDN S100 FT EXC 74,525.25 SQ FT FOR TRIANGLE PROP IND LOT 25TH ST LOTS 1 & 2 BLOCK
OF W200’ OF E1/2 S1/2 S1/2 VILLAGE LOT 100 BLOCK 0 FT S OF N LINE TH S PAR- S28 8’ & S38 4’ OF 5 52 ...... 67.26 OF 12 3 .................. 1,815.14 TAYLOR LP RD R/W PER 05- 9D BLOCK 0 9601 INTER- 5 R C BUTLERS .......126.20
SE SE 2 1S 13W EXC 458 PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 ALLEL WITH & 50 FT E OF W 1,462.92 DOW SOPHIA, BOOKER EQUITY TRUST COMPANY, 091081 19-2N-13W ...806.93 STATE 30 LOT 9D TRIANGLE GIVENS EDDIE, HOLTS IN-
SQFT FOR R/W PER DEED COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- LINE OF SEC 77 25 FT TH E DICKSON JOYCE, TOWNE TERRACE LOT 4 BLOCK 20 1S-12-01 3500 TONY RD PT FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH PROPERTIES INDUSTRIAL DUSTRIAL LOT 5 BLOCK 2
05-017 588.................103.56 OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK PARALLEL W N LINE 1126 PARK CONDO HOMES LOT E 46TH ST ...................67.26 SE SE COM NE COR W17.5’ INC, WOODLAWN FARMS DISTRICT MPDA COM NE 1711 CHANDLER ST 737.80
COLBERT GROVER/ROTH- VILLAGE LOT 102 BLOCK 0 70 FT TO CENTER OF P B 12 BLOCK APT 13 PINE DOWNING KENNETH R, TH S641.3’ W616.38’ TO POB LOT 0 BLOCK 309 TAYLOR COR NE SE SECTION 35- GIVENS JOE N, BARROW
FUS MARY, 1N-13-31 CRYS- PROSPECT TRL .......452.33 HY TH N ALONG HY 77.25 FOREST DR .......... 1,327.40 INDIAN HILLS 1N LOT 9 W102.72’ N195.6’ E102.31’ LOOP RD...................438.09 1N-13 TH N01*31’ 20E40’ JOHN 5L LOT 8 BLOCK 67
TAL VALLEY RD PT NW NE COUNTRY CLUB DEVEL- FT TO SE COR OF PEARL DILL AUTHUR & SHEILA, BLOCK 5 8 CHINOOK CIR . S195.6’ TO POB & PT SE SE FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH S62*36’ W2042.2’ TO THE 4105 ZION ST JOHN BAR-
BEG 326.5’ E & 201.3’ S OF OPMENT LLC, WHITE OAK COLLINS TR TH W PARAL- 4N-11-11 32107 HIGHWAY 3,771.04 COM NE COR W17.5’ S641.3’ INC, WOODLAWN FARMS NE COR LOT 9B TRIANGLE ROW S38 13’ OF 8 & N 19
NW COR NW NE S402.6’ VILLAGE LOT 54 BLOCK 0 LEL WITH N LINE OF SEC 107 PART SW SECTION DOWNING KENNETH/BER- W719.1’ TO POB W102.72’ LOT 0 BLOCK 310 TAYLOR PROPERTIES INDUSTRIAL 06’ OF 9 67 ................375.70
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R IS GIVENS MARY ALICE, CITY 1 BLOCK 0 4218 W LINE ST LOT 0 BLOCK 14 520 E 46TH HATTER CRYSTAL, JONES MEADOWS ADDN PH V-A W1012.8’ TO POB TH N66*03’ 1, 2 & 3 BLOCK 41 2020 W 11-12 BLOCK 140 801 W 13-14 12724 COULTER LAKE
03’OF LR L11 LOT 4 BLOCK 217 SAM CARTER S50’ OF N312’ ST SUSIE T PROTHRO E 50’ & WORTHEN LOT 6 BLOCK LOT 92 AVIATOR DR NULL 11E273.32’ S16*07E150.27’ 16TH ST THE MIDDLE 1/3 MARKHAM ST CITY OF LR RD PTS1/2 SE NW BEG 660’
203’1717 STATE ST..... 1,225.72 1 .................................699.83 OF W 100’ OF N150’ OF TR 5 3121 W 11TH ST....876.18 377.85 TH S29*33’ 27 E201.07’ TH OF LOTS 1, 2 & 3 BLOCK 41 E50’ OF N26 6’ OF 11 & E50’ S&5’ W OF NE COR SE NW
HE GIVENS THOS, 3N-13-25 G R E E N L AW M A R S H A 14 .................................42.12 HAWKINS KEITH, 1S-12-08 HICE BETTY JO, 2S-11-30 S38*56’ 25E144.56’ TO SLN LASKERS 2ND AMENDED OF 12 140.............. 4,148.69 S100’ W200’ N100’ E200’ TO
38 MARCHE CIR N1/3 OF W132’ JENNELL SOLE BENEFIT HALL-WILLIS KAREN, BAT- VINSON RD PT E132’ OF 3620 W HENSLEY RD PT SE NE TH E36.38’ TH S15*31’ PLAT ALSO DESCRIBED AS JAYBIRD INVESTMENTS BEG 14 1S 13W ........136.98
REOF E924’ OF N1/2 N1/2 SW TR, MEAD LOT 23 BLOCK D TERY PLACE LOT 20 BLOCK W1/2 S1/2 SE NW BG 150’ S200’ OF W75’ OF E1/2 NW E45.15’ TO N R/W LN I-30 TH THE E43 1/3’ OF W86’ OF INC, FOREST HILL LOT 5 JOHNSON RAY, 1S-13-14
CKSW 25-3N-13W ...........88.49 3622 3 M RD ALL LOT 23 & 0 2716 WOLFE ST BATTERY S OF NE CR S150’ W132’ SECTION 30-2S-11W.922.54 S61*37’ 30W615’ TO WLN NE LOTS 1, 2 & 3 BLOCK 41 ... BLOCK 14 3919 W 11TH ST COULTER LAKE RD PT
1/2 GLENN IDA, 2N-11-03 ED- W1/2 OF 24 ...............804.30 PLACE LT 20 EXC W 10’ .... N150’ E132’ TO POB LESS HICKS CHAS, TWIN LAKES SE TH N0*58’ E656.60’ TO 596.70 95.40 N1/2 SE NW BEG 5’ W OF
80 MAR PL PT NW SE SECTION GREENLAW MARSHA JEN- 598.98 AND EXCEPT THE N4.06’ SUB DIV LOT 623 BLOCK 0 POB 35 1N 13W.. 39,605.60 IREMODEL PROPERTIES JAYBIRD INVESTMENTS SE COR W 200’ N51’ E200’
S /3-2N-11 MPDA BEG 404.8’ S NELL SOLE BENEFIT TR, HAMM CAROLYN & JIMMY OF A PORTION OF A PLOT 2614 LEHIGH DR.. 2,263.72 HOLCOMB DARREN, BUT- LLC, BOULEVARD TERR INC, CHESTERFIELD S51’ TO BEG 14 1S 1363.71
S && 550’ E OF NW COR NW SE MOTLEY HEIGHTS LOT 5 & ETAL, BOULEVARD TER- 132’ WIDE ACRESS THE E HICKS HUEY B, MIVELAZ LER GARDENS LOT 12 ANNEX 1 LOT 5 BLOCK 3 SQUARE LOT 21 BLOCK 4 JOHNSON ROBERT EU-
CKTH S126.7’ E86’ N126.7’ W86’ BLOCK 14 COMPANY ST ... RACE LOT 15 BLOCK 2 2611 SIDE OF THE W1/2 OF THE SUB LOT 24 BLOCK 0 N BLOCK 0 RUSSELL RD24.20 2803 S MONROE ST BLVD 2010 S VALENTINE ST33.80 GENE, 3N-10-31 811 TRICK-
OFTO BEG C/O 29273 ....14.16 47.70 S JACKSON ST .... 1,247.32 S1/2 OF THE SE OF THE WILSON RD MIVELAZ SUB HOLCOMB DARREN, BUT- TERRACE ANX 1 S1/2 OF JAYBIRD INVESTMENTS EY LN PT NW NE BEG
40 GLOVER GEORGE CAMP- GREENLAW MARSHA JEN- HAMMARSTEN STEFANIE, SW SECTION 8-1S-12 MP- TR 24 30 IN 11W.......118.12 LER GARDENS LOT 18 LTS 5&6 3 .............. 1,131.82 I N C , D U VA L L ` S L O T 1 1262.35’ W OF NE COR
S /BELL, LAKEWOOD 4N LOT NELL SOLE BENEFIT TR, RIFFEL & RHOTEN LOT 12 DA BEG AT THE NE COR HICKS HUEY B, ROLAND BLOCK 0 E 48TH ST ..24.20 IREMODEL PROPERTIES BLOCK 407 501 E 21ST ST W TO NW COR S209’ E75’
S &15 BLOCK 39 6 HERITAGE MOTLEY HEIGHTS LOT 6 BLOCK 5 4304 W 11TH ST OF SAID PLOT S150’ TO LOT 7 BLOCK 13 SOUTH HOLCOMB DARREN, BUT- LLC, MISSOURI PACIFIC 295.01 N209’ TO BEG 31-3N-10W .
CKPARK CIR .............11,020.60 BLOCK 14 COMPANY ST ... RIFFEL & RHOTEN W47’ OF POB TH S150’ W132’ N150’ ST .................................58.88 LER GARDENS LOT 11 LOT 7 BLOCK 10 1217 W JBE CONTRACTORS INC, 1,175.03
ES GLOVER PROPERTIES 47.70 LT 12 5 .......................344.86 TH E132’ TO POB C/O 35514 HICKS RANDOLPH/LO- BLOCK 0 RUSSELL RD24.20 19TH ST................. 1,012.60 CHICOT TERRACE LOT 15 JOHNSON TANGELA, TUX-
2 &LLC, INTERSTATE 440 PT GREENLAW MARSHA JEN- HAMMOND STEVE / ELLIS 8 1S 12.........................33.95 RETTA, CHOCTAW LOT 3 HOLIMAN RICHARD E, IREMODEL PROPERTIES BLOCK 0 28 HATFIELD DR EDO PARK LOT 15 BLOCK 3
30 E1/2 SE COM NE COR NELL SOLE BENEFIT TR, LAKEISHA, 1S-12-05 9510 H AW K I N S M A LV E R N , BLOCK 25 2409 E 2ND ST WESTOVER HILLS LOT 49 LLC, LASKERS LOT 11 1,786.28 MARTEL AVE ..............95.40
DYE332 2’ TO POB S660 17’ COLLEGE PARK R1 LOT 5 HILARO SPRINGS RD PT SE JOHNSON S J LOT 8 BLOCK CHOCTAW E42’ OF 3 25 .... BLOCK 0 6505 BEACON ST BLOCK 15 1705 W 16TH ST JBE CONTRACTORS INC, JOHNSON TERRANCE,
K 0TO W R/W EAST BELT BLOCK 63 4505 E 39TH ST NW SECTION 5-1S-12 MP- 23 W 19TH ST S J JOHNSON 32.38 3,483.40 470.32 WINTER WOOD LOT 52 GLENVIEW SUB LOT 1
54 FWY S30*22’ 25W712 80’ 567.40 DA COM SE COR SE NW TH TR D PT LTS 8&9 BLK 23 BE- HICKS SARAH, PLAN- HOLLIS BETTY JEAN LIV- IREMODEL PROPERTIES BLOCK 0 10003 PROSPECT BLOCK 1 5001 N WOOD-
11-N72*54’ 48 W140 86’ N00*12’ GREENWOOD ACRES N62’ W25’ TO POB TH S89’ ING E16’ OF S85’ OF 8 & W5’ TATION LAKE DR PART ING TRUST, PARK HILL 15N LLC, LASKERS 2ND LOT 11 LOOP ..................... 2,474.70 LAND DR ...................794.48
IAL51E1248 38’ TH E APPROX PROPERTY OWNERS AS- 30W175’ S04’ 18’ W72’ N89’ OF LT 9 23...................26.12 OF LOT 4 SUBDIVISION LOT 43 BLOCK 201 5508 N BLOCK 39 2200 W 16TH ST JBE CONTRACTORS INC, JOHNSON TRINA, BAR-
86’495’ TO POB 3-1N-11W....... SOCIATION, GREENWOOD 30’ E175’ N04’ 18’ E72’ TO HAYES DEBORAH, BRIAR OF SECTION 7-1S-10 WALNUT RD ......... 1,397.16 LOT 11 BLOCK 39 LASKERS LYN DELL ACRES LOT 37 ROW JOHN 10L LOT 6
46’6,851.02 ACRES PH I LOT TRC SUN- BEG..............................89.24 PATCH SUB LOT 13 BLOCK SHOWN ON CHANCERY HOLLOWAY MONA, PAN- 2ND AMENDED PLAT 85.30 BLOCK 0 6020 LYNDELL BLOCK 170 3400 JOHN
RD GLOVER PROPERTIES NY CIR .......................649.80 HAMMONDS JWANA C, 0 251 BRIARPATCH LN BRI- RECORD NO. 62 PAGE KEY J 3RD LOT 1 & 2 BLOCK IREMODEL PROPERTIES DR .......................... 1,860.26 BARROW RD ............523.48
12’LLC, I 440 PT SW SEC 2 GREGJO LLC, MIRACLE BOOKER TERRACE LOT 10 AR PATCH SUB LT 13 ......... 84 MPDA COM NE COR 11 13401 CANTRELL RD LLC, LASKERS 2ND LOT 1 JBE CONTRACTORS INC, JOHNSON VERA, DIXIE
.20& PT SE SEC 2 BEG NE HEIGHTS PH I LOT 6 MIR- BLOCK 26 6115 1/2 E 43RD 1,147.16 SECTION 7 TH W3751.36’ THE W12.3’ OF LOT 1 AND BLOCK 41 2022 W 16TH ST WINDAMERE LOT 253 SUB LOT 7 BLOCK 16 911 N
HEI-COR SE SEC 3 TH W332.2’ ACLE HEIGHTS CV LOT 6 . ST .................................67.26 HAYES RODNEY, OAK TER- S89*57’ 09W181.44’ ALL OF LOT 2 BLOCK 11 LASKERS 2ND AMENDED BLOCK 0 5915 CARLYLE G ST...........................418.88
GH-S660.2’ TO NLN E BELT FWY 427.68 HAMPTON WILLIAM III & RACE LOT 10 & 11 BLOCK S00*53’ 05W30.33’ N89*25’ JOSEPHINE PANKEY THIRD PLAT W 43 1/3 FT OF 1 2 & DR .......................... 2,088.12 JONES BETTY, 1N-11-31
OMTH N32*E395’ N25*E345.4’ GRIFFIN DEBRA, 10016 LILLIE, ALLENDALE MAN- 6 2310 S BATTERY ST OAK 01W453.59’ TO THE POB ADDITION.............. 1,466.78 3 41 ............................981.78 JBE CONTRACTORS INC, HIGHWAY 365 S PT SW NW
OBTO NLN SW SEC 2 TH W CHICOT RD PT NE SE BEG OR LOT 81 BLOCK 0 9500 TERRACE 10 & S1/2 OF 11 TH S00*53’ 05W445.87’ HOLMES MARY ELIZA- IREMODEL PROPERTIES CHERRY & COX LOT 11 BEG NE COR S 296’ TO BEG
N4*TO POB 00 1N 11 . 1,830.25 25’ W OF SE COR W139 3’ JACQUES RD ....... 3,330.95 6 ..............................1,311.45 N89*08’ 01W334.96’ BETH REVO TR, 2N-13-35 LLC, LASKERS 2ND LOT BLOCK 39 2101 FAIR PARK W 1120’ S 44 4’ E 1120’ N 44
TO GM GROUP LLC, SCHAERS N140’ E139 3’ S140’ TO POB HAN ACQUISITION CORP, HAYES STELLA L, KIMBALL N00*53’ 05E341.68’ 14 PATRICIA LN PT S1/2 3 BLOCK 36 2409 16TH ST BLVD CHERRY & COX N 40’ 4’ TO BEG 31 1N 11W 23.12
65LOT 10 BLOCK 7 813 W EXC 1884 12 SQ FT ( 0433 OTTER CREEK IND PARK SOUTH PARK LOT 3 BLOCK N45*44’ 02E145.39’ S89*25’ S1/2 SE SE BEG 775’ W OF LOT 3 BLOCK 36 LASKERS OF 11 & ALL OF 12 39 ........ JONES CYNTHIA ORLICEK,
22 20TH ST.....................505.42 AC) USED AS R/W FOR LOT 102 BLOCK A 11408 15 2609 S STATE ST 996.30 01E232.43’ TO POB AKA SE COR N150’ W140’ S150’ AMENDED PLAT.........85.30 3,899.22 1S-12-20 ARCHWOOD PARK
V & GM GROUP LLC, DAVIS CHICOT RD 2-1S-13W........ OTTER CREEK SOUTH RD HAYMAN REGINALD/KIM- TRACT 1C PLANTATION E140’ TO BEG 35-2N-13W.. J & J MGMT INVESTMENT JBE CONTRACTORS INC, RD PT E1/2 E1/2 NE SE SEC-
11-ADDN LOT 7 BLOCK 7 1300 2,263.72 OTTER CREEK IND PARK LT BERLY, CENTENNIAL LOT LAKE ESTATES UNRE- 6,220.31 LTD, 1S-13-03 10329 MANN CLOVERDALE LOT 284 TION 20-1S-12 MPDA BEG
DROLIVE ST............... 1,139.00 GRIFFITH ERIC T/LESLIE, 4 AREA 102 TR A 16,555.67 3-4 BLOCK 19 1411 S SUM- CORDED SUBDI.......513.73 HOLMES MINNIE/WATSON RD PT SW SE OF SECTION BLOCK 0 6901 JUNIPER SW COR THEREOF TH
OR GODLEY ELAINE BRAGGS, HEALEY W B SUB LOT 5 HANKINS ALTHEA DEAN, MIT ST CENTENNIAL LOT 3 HIGGINBOTHAM WM B, SHEMIKA, 2N-11-01 205 3 1S 13W MPDA BEG AT PT RD .......................... 2,314.50 N88*30’ E335’ N0*6’ W535.5’
1.8’GRANITE HGTS SUB LOT 62 BLOCK 0 13504 CRYSTAL HICKS INTERURBAN LOT 18 & N1/2 OF 4 19 ..... 1,872.52 WAKEFIELD VILLAGE #4 VALENTINE RD PT NE NE OF ELN OF SW SE SEC- JBE CONTRACTORS INC, S84*8’ 30W331.26’ S0*29’
50’BLOCK 0 17 DETROIT ST .. VALLEY RD N307’ OF S2.73 BLOCK 16 1620 PERRY ST HAYNES LARRY E/BARBA- LOT 36 BLOCK 0 9 MANS- COM NE COR S AL CLN TION 3 WHICH IS 634.8’ S MEADOWCLIFF LOT 298 35W510.5’ TO POB...342.74
TO1,331.98 AC OF TR 5........... 2,571.24 39.96 RA, COUNTRY CLUB PARK FIELD DR ..................369.48 MCCAIN RD 836.26’ N86*54’ OF NE COR S02*W516.2’ BLOCK 0 23 WESTMONT JONES FREDERICK R, 2N-
4N GOLATT JOSEPH, WELCH GRIGGS JAMES C, 1S-12- H A N N A H VA S H O N N A LOT 27 BLOCK 7 1 GREEN- HIGGINS ROBERT, ROOTS 12W AL N R/W VALENTINE N34*21’ W415.95’ TO SLN CIR ......................... 1,652.34 10-06 309 E VALENTINE RD
75 SAM LOT 11 BLOCK 1 2002 14 12224 IRONTON RD PT D, PARK HILL 2S LOT 28 VIEW CIR .............. 2,623.46 FRANCIS M SUB OF GAR- RD 456.25’ N80*42’ 15W COUNTRY RD & 20’ FROM JBE CONTRACTORS INC, PT NW BEG 630’ S & 280’
R J,LEWIS ST ..................606.68 NE NW BEG 739 9’ E OF BLOCK 312 1104 COULTER HAYRE JOHN AND SUSAN, LAND LOT 15 BLOCK 11 AL N R/W VALENTINE RD CLN OF SAME N55*42’ CHICOT TERRACE LOT 14 E OF NW COR S 209’ W65’
15 GONZALEZ ABELARDO/ NW COR TH E573 6’ TO W RD .......................... 2,722.94 CITY OF LR L13 LOT 10-12 2020 E 5TH ST LTS 15 & 16 130.25’ TO POB N80*42’ E306.2’ TO POB & PT SE BLOCK 0 26 HATFIELD DR N 209’ E 65’ TO BEG 6 2N
NGBASILISA, CHESTERFIELD R/W IRONTON RD TH S AL HANSEN STEPHAN MARK, BLOCK 258 W 2ND ST PT 671.37 15W AL N R/W VALENTINE SE MPDA BEG AT PT ON 1,572.28 10W ............................714.87
40 SQUARE LOT 5 BLOCK 7 SD R/W 380’ TH W573 6’ TH KIMBALL SOUTH PARK LOT W1/2 LTS 10 11 & 12 MPDA HIGGINS ROBERT, GAR- RD 100’ N9*17’ 45E119.99’ WLN SE SE WHICH IS JBE CONTRACTORS INC, JONES ISAAC & BETTY,
LE-2217 S VALMAR ST .485.02 N PARA TO SD W R/W 380’ 5 BLOCK 18 822 W 27TH ST BEG 37’ N OF SW COR LT LANDS LOT 9 BLOCK 5 1904 S87*44’ 24E 100.80’ S9*17’ 907.7’ S OF NW COR SE SE SOUTHWEST ACRES LOT 1S-11-06 HIGGINS SWITCH
OT GONZALEZ RONY/BIANCA, TO THE POB 14-1S-12W.... KIMBALL SO PK W60’ OF 5 10 N113’ TO NW COR LT 12 E 4TH ST GARLANDS LTS 9 45W132.63’ TO POB TH S34*21’ E211.2’ S55*30’ 420 BLOCK 0 9805 SOUTH- RD PT NW BEG AT A PT 209’
NTWHISPERING HILLS LOT 9 2,556.72 & 6 18.........................187.80 E75’ TO NE COR W1/2 LT 12 & 10 5.........................166.26 01-2N-11W.................960.70 W150’ S34*21’ W 7.2’ N02*E WEST DR .............. 1,661.60 W OF PT WHERE WLN OF
70 BLOCK 0 7 WHISPERING GRISE CLIFTON PAIRISH, HARDIN TIMOTHY H/RITA S112’ TO A PT BEING 38’ N HIGGINS ROBERT J/RUTH- HOLMES RUBY L & SCOTT AL WLN OF SE SE 253.3’ T JEFFERSON ARTHUR/ R/W OF LR, MISS RIVER &
AN-DR .......................... 1,083.76 LAKEWOOD 2N LOT 4 D, JET CITY ANNEX LOT 2 OF SE COR W1/2 LT 10 SW’ IE M, ROOTS FRANCIS M BRYAN, CHERRY & COX 1,339.72 LESLIE, GREENWOOD TEXAS RAILWAY CROSSES
RD GOODEN CHARLES, RICH- BLOCK 6 4520 GLENMERE BLOCK 5 BLANCHE ST JET LY IN A STRAIGHT LN TO A SUB OF GARLAND LOT 1 LOT 11 BLOCK 40 2103 S JACKO THEODORE/KIM- ADDITION LOT 2 CRYSTAL E & W CLN SEC 6 TH W AL
-11LAND SUB LOT 20 BLOCK 9 RD .......................... 3,137.66 CITY ANNEX N 1/2 OF 2 5 . PT ON WLN LT 10 BEING BLOCK 11 E 4TH ST FRAN- TYLER ST..................782.26 BERLY, CENTENNIAL LOT VALLEY RD LOT 2....405.32 SD CLN 209’ N209’ E209’
SE6702 HEATHER LN1,284.28 GRISE CLIFTON PAIRISH, 9.44 37’ N OF SW COR LT 10 & CIS M ROOTS SUB OF BLK HOLSTON MAZIE, DEAN 15-6 BLOCK 43 1811 S JEFFERSON KEITH WIL- S209’ TO POB 6-1S-11W ....
18’ GOODRUM JERIC/BARBA- PARK HILL 6N LOT 3 BLOCK HARO MARIA DE- POB............................801.47 11 GAR- LANDS LTS 1&2 11 ADAMS LOT 2 BLOCK 0 SCHILLER ST CENTENNIAL LIAMS, JONES MARY E SUB 26.90
66’RA, 3N-13-36 9923 FIRES- 47 522 CHERRY HILL DR BE- LOURDES/GIRON HECTOR HAYS JEFF & ESTELLA 123.12 2802 S SPRING ST N31’ OF N5’ 15 & S40’ 16 43 ..910.06 LOT 37 BLOCK 0 BROWN ST JONES ISAAC & BETTY,
NU-TONE LN PT E1/2 SE MPDA ING A REPLAT OF LT’ S 3 & J, WAKEFIELD VILLAGE #4 L, PARKWAY ADDN LOT 8 HIGGINS ROBT, GAR- 349.50 JACKSON ADELL, BOOK- MARY E JONES SUB DIV OF 1S-11-06 HARPER RD PT
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LNCOR E1/2 SE TH E144’ S91’ 3R ........................... 5,189.95 CV .......................... 1,840.20 983.29 E 4TH ST GARLANDS W50’ VICKI LOUISE, WOOD- 20 321 E 45TH ST 1,550.32 11W ............................189.56 TR BEG- NW COR RH S 2
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.83’N18’ OF E144’ LT 14 & E144’ HOLLY HILLS ESTATE LOT HOUSING SUB LOT 1 FLETCHERS SUB LOT 0 1,199.60 10 1910 WOODVIEW LN ER TERRACE LOT 8 BLOCK LIAMS, JONES MARY E CHS W 7 25 CHS 6 1S 11...
31’LT 15 HOODILL UNREC) 36 55 BLOCK 5 121 SHELBY BLOCK 0 18917 BARNES BLOCK 6 3715 3 M RD IMP HIGGINS ROBT, ROOTS WOODVIEW SUB (UNREC) 20 E 45TH ST..............67.26 SUB LOT 2 BLOCK 0 15021 26.90
.... 3N 13W ......................168.40 RD .......................... 2,499.42 RD ..............................106.91 ONLY SITS ON 24R-019.25- FRANCIS M SUB OF GAR- LT 10 COM SW COR NW JACKSON ANDREW, 1N- HIGHWAY 365 S MARY E JONES ISAAC & BETTY
GORE ROSETTA, TALL TIM- GRISE JOHN, 1N-11-04 125 HARPER BENNIE, SCOTT 037.00 ........................489.15 LAND LOT 5 BLOCK 11 N32*23’ 50 E767.13’ TO POB 13-31 8501 LACEY RD PT JONES SUB PT TR 2 E OF J, 1S-11-06 9116 HIGGINS
AKBER WEST LOT 67 BLOCK 0 STEED RD A TR OF LAND HOUSING SUB LOT 15 HEGWOOD DEMETERIUS, 2009 E 4TH ST FRANCIS N0*57’ 31’ W643.59’ S83*37’ SW SW COM NE COR S365 HWY & PT TR 53 BEG NE SWITCH RD PT FRL NW
EX10102 GODWIN DR2,328.41 LOCATED IN W PT OF SPGR BLOCK 0 BARNES RD51.07 MOTLEY HEIGHTS LOT 9 M ROOTS SUB OF BLK 11 42E455.93’ S03*04’ 41 6’ W175’ TO POB W100’ COR 53 242 9’ TO E LI HWY BEG AT PT ON W R/W MOP
BU- GORECKE JASON MAT- #2497 MPDA COM AT NW HARPER BENNIE & DOR- BLOCK 16 S WOODROW GARLAND 5 11 ...........61.48 W605.56’ N88*21’ 09W410’ S200’ E100’ N200’ TO POB S ON R/W 60 45’ E36 39’ TO RR 10 05 CHS S OF N LINE
18 THEW, TRASKWOOD LOT COR OF SD GR 2497 TH THY, SCOTT HOUSING ST .................................47.70 HIGGINS ROBT, ROOTS TO POB 35-1S-12W .785.63 31-1N-13W ............ 1,070.92 E LI TR 2 SE TO PT 60.45’ N NW W 5 93 CHS S 5 21 CHS
W/19 BLOCK 0 6309 SANTA SE ON NLN OF SD GR 514 SUB LOT 17 BLOCK 0 18718 HEGWOOD DEMETERIUS, FRANCIS M SUB OF GAR- HONORABLE BARBARA, JACKSON ARTIE L, CITY OF SE COR TR 53 1,740.04 E 6 42 CHS N ON R/W TO
22MONICA DR .......... 1,158.02 14’ FEET (7 79 CHS)S17*30’ BARNES RD..............708.49 1N-12-24 SIMPSON ST PT LAND LOT 8 BLOCK 11 ATKINS JOHN L SCHOOL OF LR L15 LOT 10 BLOCK JEFFERSON LATASHA, BEG 6 1S 11W ..........401.42
OM GOSHEN ENTERPRISES W1472 3’ TO A PT ON S R/W HARPER BENNIE/DOR- SE NW BEG 483 5’ E OF NW 2015 E 4TH ST FRANCIS M SUB LOT 0 BLOCK 104 118 285 1106 S RINGO ST164.70 GLOECKLER ACRES JONES ISAAC & BETTY
248LLC, 102 E 11TH ST PT NW LN OF HWY 130 S65*39’ E OTHY, 1N-10-20 14839 COR S150’ E50’ N150’ W50’ ROOTS LTS 8 & 9 11 .......... WATER ST CLIFTON REP JACKSON CHARLIE, MOT- BLOCK 29 & 32 4 NORTH JEAN, 1S-11-32 HIGHWAY
296’BEG SW COR LT 4 BLK 3 AL S R/W LN HWY 130 407.5’ HIGHWAY 165 PT NE LYING TO BEG LOT 10 24 1N 12W 1,382.53 LTS 102-103-104-105 J L AT- LEY HEIGHTS LOT 3 BLOCK LN THE S76’ OF E175’ OF 365 S PT NW SE BEG SE
OB CENTRAL ADDN W180’ TO S17*30’ W625’ TO POB TH ON N SIDE ALEXANDER 59.58 HIGGINS ROBT & ELLA, KINS SCH SUB EXC N10’ 2 8 4213 TRUST ST.....508.70 W436’ OF TRACT 29 AND COR N165’ W122 7’ TO E
E LN MAIN S348 9’ E50’ N S65*39’ E150’ S17*20’ W50’ SCOTT SCHOOL RD & E HELMICK JIMMY & TAM- ROOTS FRANCIS M SUB OF 105A ...........................883.34 JACKSON CHARLIE/ETAL, THE N25’ OF E175’ OF W436’ R/W HWY 65 S7*34’ E ON E
W/145 3’ E203 1’ N100 2’ W17 N65*39’ W150’ N17*30’ E50’ SIDE HWY 165 MPDA COM MY, CHERRY & COX LOT 2 GARLAND LOT 6 BLOCK 11 HOOD ANTHONY, MAYS MOTLEY HEIGHTS LOT 2 OF TRACT 32 GLOECKLER R/W 167 E 99 1’ TO BEG 32
159’ N80 1’ W53 7FT N20’ TO TO POB 00-1N-11W ...96.74 SE COR NE W418.44’ TO E BLOCK 13 1704 S TAYLOR 2013 E 4TH ST FRANCIS M LOT 5 BLOCK 2 4119 W BLOCK 8 TRUST ST ..47.70 ACRES................... 1,955.72 1S 11W ........................26.90
NWPOB EXC PT NW NW BEG GROVE JAMES L/NANCY R/W HWY 165 N43*45’ W402 ST ........................... 1,687.72 ROOTS LTS 6 & 7 11460.07 13TH ST................. 1,279.66 J A C K S O N D AV I D J R , JEMERSON ROBERT/HER- JONES ISAAC & BETTY
NWNW CO RLT 1 ARKMO ADDN K, HALE SUB OF E/1 SE NE 6’ TH CONT AL R/W N39*37’ HELMS JULIUS II, LIBERTY HIGGINS RUTH, GAR- HOUCK KATE MEGAN, CHESTERFIELD SQUARE RON TERICKA ELAINE, JEAN, 1S-11-32 HIGHWAY
13’TH N89*E188.43’ N180.3’ SW LOT 6 BLOCK 0 713 E W981.3’ TO N R/W SD ALEX- HILL LOT 4 BLOCK 2 2915 S LANDS LOT 0 BLOCK 6 2012 SUNNYDALE ADDN LOT 21 LOT 2 BLOCK 1 2005 S MAR- WAYMANS LOT 10 BLOCK 65 PT NE SE E OF HWY 65
340’S89*W12.3’ N100’ S89*W78’ WOODRUFF AVE . 1,068.06 ANDER-SCOTT SCHOOL RD SPRING ST ...............728.35 E 4TH ST GARLANDS E50’ BLOCK 0 37 SUNNYDALE TIN ST.................... 3,013.72 6 2210 S PINE ST.....436.51 BEG 5 CHS N OF SE COR
50’S0*E101.4’ S89*W59.6’ GUARDADO MARTIN A, & POB S85*0’ E AL N R/W HENARD DANIEL/SHELBY, OF W150’ OF S1/2 OF 6 ..... DR ..............................587.44 JACKSON ESTER L, JENKINS BILLIE FAYE, 4000 TH N 5 CHS W1 93 CHS S5
7.2’S48*W50.4’ S0*W145.4’ TO MEADOWCLIFF LOT 188 ALEXANDER-SCOTT RD 3N-11-26 W MAIN ST THE S 123.08 HOUSTON LASHANNA, BEECHWOOD TO JACK ASHER AVE PT NE NW BEG CHS ALONG HWY E2 32
90 POB 35-2N-12W .......656.96 BLOCK 0 51 S MEADOW- 112’ TH NW’ LY 181’ S74*34’ 1/2 OF THE NW 1/4 OF SEC- HIGHER GROUND ELEC- DOWDY & TERRY SUB LOT REPL LOT 20 BLOCK 1 1626 NW COR NE NW S89*30’ CHS TO BEG 32 1S 11W ....
C, GOTELL CYDNEY A/DOCK- CLIFF DR............... 1,121.06 W179’ TO E R/W HWY 165 TION 26-3N-11 ..........320.82 TRIC CO, WORTHEN & 9 BLOCK 3 4712 W 25TH PINION LN.................421.76 27E229.94’ TO W R/W SO 26.90
OTERY SASHIA L, CENTENNI- GUARDADO RODRIGO, S39*37*E AL E R/W 141’ TO HENDERSON J U, HICK- BROWN LOT 001 BLOCK ST ...............................785.32 JACKSON ESTHER L, CEDAR ST S0*39’ 54W AL W JONES JACINDA H, PARK-
LLAAL LOT 10 BLOCK 39 1406 MALABRI LOT 22 BLOCK 0 POB.........................2,117.48 MAN & MCCONNELL LOT 14 2615 W 16TH ST LTS 1 HOWARD DONALD/SUB- WOODLAWN SUB LOT A R/W 108.76’ TO N R/W ASH- WAY ADDN LOT 3 BLOCK 0
42 W 18TH ST ............ 1,265.82 9212 MALABRI DR 1,333.52 HARPER KATINA, PRIM- 3 BLOCK 0 1101 GRAHAM THRU 5 & LOTS 12 THRU RENA, GRANITE HGTS SUB RECK RD PT TR A BEG 169’ ER AVE S63*05’ 01W AL R/W 28 GILLIAM PARK RD892.76
MP GRABLE LIVING TR, 1N-14- GUERRERO JOSE BENITO ROSE LOT 6 BLOCK 0 5201 RD ..............................783.74 15 ......................... 14,515.96 #3 LOT 51 BLOCK 0 1612 E W OF SE COR N49* W299’ ASHER AVE 254.45’ TO WLN JONES LEROY & JO HEL-
OT01 LOT 37 BLOCK 0 17301 GARRIDO, BARROW JOHN PRIMROSE LN..........631.32 HENDERSON JOE III, TWIN HIGHFILL JOHNNIE, KEA- 38TH ST................. 1,151.64 S75*W205’ N76*W204’ NE NW N0*25’ 15W AL WLN EN, JOHNSON S J LOT 7
ODKANIS RD INDEPENDENCE 5L LOT 7 BLOCK 74 3401 ZI- HARPER RICHARD/REGI- OAKS LOT 1 BLOCK 0 4206 TON W W 2ND LOT 17 HOWARD KENNETH W, N37*W342’ N17*W377’ 225.92’ TO POB LESS & EXC BLOCK 17 W 18TH ST95.40
42 FARMS TR 37-38 5 78AC ... ON ST JOHN BARROW LT 7 NA, GABRIEL HGTS SUB WILBUR DR ................96.86 BLOCK 4 1600 KEATON ST BARROW JOHN 1L LOT 6 N32*W171’ N83*W135’ .55AC FOR ADDITIONAL JONES LEROY & JO HEL-
RA,2,197.54 & N1/2 OF 8 74 .........865.40 7723 SAINT ANDREW RD HENDERSON RUBY L, 451.42 BLOCK 5 STANNUS ST ...... S 1 0 4 9 . 2 6 ’ TO S E C O R R/W PER DEED 2000-24883 EN, JOHNSON S J LOT 6
OT GRAHAM AMY/JEFFREY, GUEST MAURICE JR, PT GABRIEL HGTS MPDA 2N-11-16 5800 TAMMY LN HIGHTOWER HAROLD, 113.88 E1290.81’ TO BEG 10.43AC 17-1N-12W ............ 1,478.28 BLOCK 17 W 18TH ST49.22
NDLINDEN COURT CONDO TO W N E PA R K ( U N R E - COM AT THE SE COR SW PT NE NE COMM SW COR HICKMAN LOT 2 BLOCK 12 HOWERTON HORACE, 2,219.85 JENKINS CHARLES T, CLO- JONES MARY J, DOWDY &
40 HPR LOT 37 BLOCK 0 416 CORDED HPR) - LITTLE NW N89*16’ W50’ TO THE THE 173 38’ TOLR JAX BRANTLEY AVE E1/2 OF 2 4N-11-13 HIGHWAY 89 W JACKSON JAMES W JR, VER RIDGE SUB PH I LOT TERRY SUB LOT 8 BLOCK 3
OD-N PIERCE ST 37 LINDEN CT ROCK LOT 12 BLOCK UNIT INTER OF THE W R/W LN HWY TH N42*E80’ NW125’ 58.88 PT SE NE MPDA COM NE 3N-12-31 10514 MUNDO RD 32 2316 RED BARON DR ... 4720 W 25TH ST ......649.80
104CONDO HPR PH II UNIT 37 4 24 TOWNE PARK CT 4 PT OF VERONICA AV AND THE TOPOBTHSW31 ‘ W100’ HILL ANGELA D, STONE- COR SE NE TH N89*12’ PT NW SW BEG214 7’ E OF 1,732.00 J O N E S M AT T I E R ,
.. 3,660.52 LT 12 TOWNE PARK ADDN S R/W LN OF ST ANDREW N237 1/2’ S63*E124’ SW98’ HEDGE SUB LOT 44 BLOCK 34W477.61’ TO POB NW COR E322 3FT S5*E140’ JENKINS DAVID, SUNNY- PETTEFERS LOT 12 BLOCK
GRAHN CARL DENNIS, MPDA STARTAT NE COR AV TO POB S01*47’ 52W130’ SE55’ TO BEG 16 2N 11 ..... 0 3611 STONEHEDGE DR . TH S0*47’ 26W629.35’ S81*W524’ N8*W100’ SIDE HILLS ADDN TO JACK 8 2700 S COMMERCE ST ..
WN3720 BASELINE RD PT SE LT 12 S1*28’ 50E AL ELNLT N86*17’ 31W182.78’ N87*29’ 283.51 1,721.64 S88*36’ 58W15.04’ N89*41’ N5*W35 2FT N89*E189 3’ LOT 187 BLOCK 0 108 5,754.66
1 9SW SECTION 32-1N-12 MP- 12 24.9’ TO A PT THN89*23’ 03W217.67’ N01*24’ 57E HENDRICKS M L, CENTEN- HILL ERIC L, HANGER LOT 10W140.36’ N08*32’ N85’ TO POB 31 3N 12W.... CROSS ST ................679.98 JONES PAMELA A, BUR-
DA-DA BEG INTERSECTION OF 58W66.10’ TO POB PT LT 113.73’ S89*16’ E401.16’ TO NIAL LOT 1-2 BLOCK 26 8 BLOCK 6 1220 HANGER 35W639.56’ S89*12’ 390.78 JEREMYS & KELLIS IN- NELLE MANOR LOT 18
TOTHE ELN COMMUNITY RD 12 TOWNE PARK ADDN POB AKA PT LT 2 GABRIEL 1411 W 15TH ST CENTEN- ST HANGERS N1/2 OF LT 8 3 4 E 2 5 9 . 11 ’ T O P O B JACKSON JAMES W JR VESTMENTS LLC, MISSOU- BLOCK 0 7910 BURNELLE
LT& NLN BASELINE RD TH N MPDA START AT NE COR HGTS 25-3N-13W . 2,727.72 NIAL W25’ OF 1 & ALL 2 26 6 .................................736.04 13-4N-11W.................605.54 & KATHERINE, 3N-12-31 RI PACIFIC LOT 6 BLOCK 2 DR .......................... 1,670.83
90 ON ELN COMMUNITY RD LT 12 S1*28`50`E AL ELN HARRINGTON TAMEKA, 3,065.12 HILL ERIC L, GARDEN HOWSER CHRISTOPHER 10512 MUNDO RD PT NW 2101 MOSS ST ..... 1,565.30 JONES RONNIE DONTA,
KE-281’ E100’ S280’ TO NLN LT 12 24.9` TO A PT TH BARROW JOHN 8L LOT 12 HENRIQUEZ MANUEL A, HOMES EXT LOT 3 BLOCK L, WAKEFIELD VILLAGE SW BEG NW COR E15’ JEREMYS & KELLIS IN- SOUTHWEST ACRES LOT
151BASELINE RD TH W ON N89*23`58`W66.10` TO POB BLOCK 139 3323 LONGCOY BARROW JOHN 7L LOT 4 6 1721 E 21ST ST.....147.00 LOT 267 BLOCK 0 2 WIN- S5*E120 5’ S 8*E100’ FOR VESTMENTS LLC, MISSOU- 240 BLOCK 0 9412 COM-
KE-BASELINE RD 100’ TO BEG S0*36`02`W46.78` TO A PT ST ...............................218.60 BLOCK 104 8401 W 36TH HILL ERIC/LATRECE, BAR- CHESTER DR WAKEFIELD POB N81*E524’ S5*E70’ RI PACIFIC LOT 3 BLOCK 7 STOCK RD ............ 1,085.63
VIL-2,037.30 TH N0*36`02`E46.78` TO ... HARRINGTON TOMEKA, ST E69’ OF LTS 4,5 & 6 EXC ROW JOHN 11L LOT 12 VILLAGE REPLAT TR B 267 S75*W 522 5’ N8*W118’ TO 2013 MOSS ST ..... 1,010.30 JORDAN BARBARA/
.... GRANT COREY D, LASK- 1,489.88 POE`S SUB LOT 1 BLOCK TH PT E1/2 LTS 4,5 & 6 (579 BLOCK 188 3923 MALLOY 223.18 BEG 31 3N 12W........237.92 JILES BARDARIUS, BRAD- ETALS, TAFTON LOT 8
ERS LOT 11 BLOCK 16 1805 GULLEY CYNTHIA & 6 SHORT ST ...............38.26 SQ FT) USED AS R/W193.56 ST ........................... 1,507.60 HOYLE CHASITY MARIE, JACKSON JAMES W/SHIR- DOCKS LOT 12 BLOCK 15 BLOCK 9 EDWARD ST17.10
LC,W 16TH ST LASKERS LOT GRADY, 2N-11-03 WALKERS HARRIS ALFREDA, PARK HENRIQUEZ MANUEL A, HILL JERRY, INDIANHEAD ARCH VIEW TERR LOT 29 LEY, FOXBORO LOT 31 3816 W 19TH ST .. 5,098.59 JORDAN BARBARA/
23,11 EXC E5’ THEREOF 16 ... DR PT NE NE SW BG SE CR ADDN LOT 9 BLOCK 16 2422 MCLEANS LOT 11 BLOCK 1 LAKES EST LOT 124 BLOCK BLOCK 0 12128 ARCH ST.. BLOCK 0 6100 FOXBORO JIMENEZ DANIEL, OAK ETALS, TAFTON LOT 10
EN489.44 N89* W464 8’ TO POB N89* W 18TH ST ................102.35 704 KIMBALL ST.......131.19 0 2 YAQUI PL INDIANHEAD 1,437.81 DR .......................... 1,825.36 TERRACE LOT 1 BLOCK 8 BLOCK 9 EDWARD ST17.10
7 & GRAY JAMES/PAM, OAK- W194 8’ S132’ S89* E 194 93’ HARRIS CARSON RO- HENRIQUEZ MANUEL A/ LAKES EST PT LTS 124 HUDSON JASON/TRICIA, JACKSON JOHNNY, HIGH- 2401 S BATTERY ST OAK JORDAN BARBARA/
NDGROVE SQUARE LOT 1 N132’ TO POB 3 2N 11 C/O SHAWN, 1N-12-07 1516 S LILLIAN M, HICKS INTER- & 125 BG SW CR LT 125 WAKEFIELD VILLAGE LOT LAND PARK LOT 8 BLOCK TERRACE 1 & N13’ OF 2 8 ETALS, TAFTON LOT 7
-12BLOCK 1 2600 S ELM ST ... 32178 ...........................29.80 JACKSON ST PT E1/2 SW URBAN LOT 18 BLOCK 2 N28*W26’ N80*E184’ TO YA- 99 BLOCK 0 6600 E WAKE- 4 1905 1/2 S MARTIN ST .... 357.22 BLOCK 9 14222 EDWARDS
ON751.46 GULLEY GRADY R/CYN- NW NE MPDA BEG AT PT 2120 WILSON RD LT 18 & QUI PL S25*E ON ST 130.5’ FIELD DR ..................454.22 1,553.78 JM CRITES BUILDER INC, ST ...............................501.42
22’ GRAY MARTHA E/SPAIN- THIA, 2N-11-03 LEE RD PT 10’ W OF SE COR OF SD N1/2 OF 19 ................804.53 TO SE CR LT 124 N81*W ON HUDSON LLC, BARROW JACKSON SHIRLEY J, 3N-14-08 14 BEAVER CREEK JORDAN BARBARA/
THHOUR NINA, RICHLAND NE SW COM SW COR E22’ E1/2 SW NW NE TH N132’ HENRIQUEZ MANUEL AN- LT LN 216.5’ N28*W27.5’ TO JOHN 7L LOT 11 BLOCK 110 EASTWOOD HGTS LOT LOOP PART OF THE NW SE ETALS, TAFTON LOT 9
TOSUB LOT 2 BLOCK 6 6403 N460.83’ E600’ TO POB W320’ S132’ E320’ TO POB TONIO, OAK PARK LOT 0 POB........................ 1,909.96 BOYD ST ...................172.42 36 BLOCK 0 1 DELLWOOD OF SECTION 8-3N-14 MDPA BLOCK 9 EDWARD ST17.10
NGPECAN AVE ..............349.08 N210’ E38’ S210’ W38’ TO 7-1N-12W...................203.97 BLOCK 3 7324 W 40TH ST HILL LEROY, SOUTHERN HUEER TIM, WESTERN CIR ......................... 1,419.80 COMMENCING AT THE NE JORDAN BARBARA/
*55’ GRAY MARY KATHERINE POB 3-2N-11W............10.80 HARRIS DERRICK/SCOTT OAK PARK TR 1 A PT OF TRUST SUB LOT 20 BLOCK ACRES LOT 21 BLOCK 1 JACKSONVILLE F O OF CORNER OF SAID NW SE; ETALS, WRIGHTSVILLE
R/WSTUCKEY, INDIAN HILLS GUNN H LELAND IRREVO- MELISSA, BARROW JOHN BLK 3 BEG AT A PT WHICH 0 4012 NEELY RD W1/2 E1/2 1703 CORRAL RD 1,477.04 POLICE NO 16, 3N-11-14 THENCE S00*17’ E330.0’ TO LOT 1 BLOCK 40 WALNUT
ON-WEST PLAT LOT 62 BLOCK CABLE TRUST, 3N-13-23 1L LOT 12 BLOCK 15 3823 IS ON N PROP LINE OF TR 20 .........................379.60 HUITT LARRY JAMES, 1S- 3425 DISCOVERY PT NE SE THE POB; THENCE S88*10’ ST LOTS 1 THRU 4 ....60.68
22’0 1309 WINNEBAGO DR .... 13021 LONG FISHER RD WYNNE ST................292.52 40TH & E PROP LINE OF HILL MARYLEAN & PAR- 12-02 1010 WILLIE THOMAS MPDA COM SE COR NW SW 35W323.63’ TO A POINT JORDAN INC, FULTONS
13’5,129.02 PT SW SW S&W OF I40 HARRIS FRED ALLEN, PAN- LANGE ST & WHICH IS SW HAM JOYCE, DODGE`S LOT RD N 1 AC OF PT W1/2 NE SEC 13 TH NO*32’ E858 95’ IN THE CENTERLINE OF SOUTH LOT 1 BLOCK 28
.. GRAY RACHEL LASSITER, BEG 100’ W OF SE COR ON KEY J 3RD LOT 15 BLOCK COR OF BLK 3 TH E ALONG 9 BLOCK 15 1609 GEYER ST LYING W OF LR-SHERIDAN N88*29’ W711 57’ TH N2*38’ A ROAD; THENCE ALONG 2313 CENTER ST FULTONS
PARK HILL 9N LOT 8 BLOCK W LN HWY W1220’ N1320’ 16 4908 CROCKETT ST ..... N LINE OF 40TH ST 54.3’ TH DODGE’ S LTS 9 & 10 15 ... RD (AKA JORDAN RD) EXC W49’ N88*29’ W641 93’ TO SAID CENTERLINE S330.0’ SOUTH BAL OF 1 & N10’ 2
1276 1415 STARFIELD RD ..... TO NW COR TH S87*E410.5’ 1,398.26 IN A N’ RLY DIR 150’ W52.4’ 203.22 S70’ OF SD 1AC 2-1S-12W POB TH N88*29’ W217 80’ E325.15’ N00*17’ W340.30’ 28 ...............................268.65
EG2,918.76 TO W R/W TH S32*E134.6’ HARRIS LARRY A, BOULE- TO E PROP LINE OF LANGE HILL MICHAEL, BARROW 395.31 N1*31’ E100’ S88* 29 SEC- TO THE POB .............713.78 JORDAN INC, 2S-11-21
OR GRAY RICKY JOE, BEECH- S29*E1402.62’ TO POB 23 VARD TERR ANNEX 2 LOT ST TH S ALONG E LN OF JOHN 6L LOT 10 BLOCK 91 HUMPHREY MARY, BLISS ONDS E217.80’ TH S1*31’ JOBE MICHAEL E, MERI- HIGHWAY 365 S PT NW NW
TOWOOD TO JACK REPL LOT 3N 13W .................. 6,944.81 11 BLOCK 12 4716 W 30TH LANGE 150’ TO BEG 3 ....... 8320 W 39TH ST JOHN BAR- & DOROUGH SUB LOT 11 W100’ TO POB 14-3N-11W . WOOD LOT 15 BLOCK 0 BEG 331 9’ S OF NW COR
62 18 BLOCK 1 1630 PINION GUTIERREZ CORALIA, ST ........................... 1,361.30 883.88 ROW E 55 2/5’ OF W 110 4/5’ BLOCK 3 WILLARD ST47.70 1,033.64 8502 PENNWOOD DR ........ S331 9’ E664 1’ N331 9’ W664
13-LN ...............................888.30 HUTSELL SUB LOT 12 HARRIS LARRY A SR, HENRIQUEZ MANUEL/CIN- OF 10-11-12 91 .........568.16 HUNTER KAFI F, BARROW JACQUOT GINA R, LOF- 2,308.02 1’ TO BEG 21-2S-11W433.28
SW GRAY ROOSEVELT, 1S-11- BLOCK 0 5805 HUTSELL BOULEVARD TERR ANNEX DY LILLIAN, MCLEANS LOT HILL MICHAEL, DODGE`S JOHN 7L LOT 8 BLOCK 111 TON SUB LOT 4R BLOCK 0 JOHNS BILLY G, FLEM- JORDAN JAMES/
SW29 6109 NORTH ST PT SE RD .......................... 1,076.40 2 LOT 10 BLOCK 12 4720 W 3 BLOCK 2 707 KIMBALL LOT 15 BLOCK 13 1606 2903 BOYD ST JOHN BAR- 10 GATEWOOD CV LOT 4R ING & BRADFORD LOT 18 BROWN-JORDAN BRAN-
347’NW MPDA BEG 42.74’ W OF HAAS JORDAN, ROTH 30TH ST.....................249.40 ST ...............................736.04 HANGER ST.......... 1,173.40 ROW S1/2 OF 8 AND ALL 9 BEING A REPLAT OF LOTS BLOCK 17 1606 W 24TH ST DI, WINTER WOOD LOT 89
TONE COR SE NW TH N89*47’ IRA, HUMPHREY & BALD- H A R R I S T O N J A / WA L - HENRY DYLAN, INDIAN HILL ROBERT L, BARROW 111 ..............................224.39 4 AND 5 LOFTON SUB ....... FLEMING & BRADFORD LT BLOCK 0 10101 PROSPECT
32 14W151’ S0*22’ 46211’ WIN LOT 7 BLOCK 4 1700 N TER, PROTHRO SUSIE T HILLS 2N LOT 10 BLOCK 18 JOHN 8L LOT 12 BLOCK 127 HUNTER PERRY/WANDA, 2,381.26 18 & W17 1/2’ OF 19 17 ...... LOOP ...........................95.40
ER-S89*47’ 14E151’ N0*22’ MAGNOLIA ST FISCHERS SUB LOT 0 BLOCK 11 211 7008 COMANCHE DR......... 4221 TATUM ST ........477.32 LANGSTON ACRES LOT 5 JADSTER PROPERTIES 2,370.00 JORDAN MARY, LAKE-
IS-46E211’ TO POB 29-1S-11W REPLAT OF BLK 4 HUM- MORNING GLORY ST SUSIE 3,643.20 HINES MICHAEL E/HALL BLOCK 0 YARBERRY LN ... LLC, MEADOW PARK LOT JOHNSON ALMA LEE, WOOD 5N LOT 35 BLOCK
04 633.96 PHREY & BALDWIN SOUTH T PROTHRO SUB OF N1/2 HERMAN RACHEL LEAH, DOROTHY ROBERTA/, 3N- 326.99 8 BLOCK 10 405 MEADOW POWERS R C LOT 5 BLOCK 62 4700 BUNKER HILL DR .
-01 G R AY S H A R O N / G R AY 50’ OF LTS 7-8-9 BLK 4....... NE PT TR 11 BEG SW COR TRAMMEL LOT 4 BLOCK 5 14-17 ROLAND CUT OFF IHL INC, EAST ARGENTA PARK DR ...................673.14 1 3518 W MARYLAND AVE 4,867.38
1SJAMES A, 1N-13-14 7617 555.56 N 150’ E75’ S150’ & W75’ TO 930 TRAMMEL RD 1,474.73 RD PT S1/2 NW COM SE ANNEX LOT 11 BLOCK 28 JAMES ARBER, BARROW R C POWERS E16 5’ OF 5 & JORDAN MICHAEL, FOX-
80 W 41ST ST PT SE SE SEC- HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BEG.........................1,116.12 HERNANDEZ ALONDRA, COR N89*34’ 16W1494.72’ 1507 E WASHINGTON AVE JOHN 6L LOT 12 BLOCK 92 FRL (33 5’ ) 6 1..........129.30 WOOD J 1 LOT 234 BLOCK
11-TION 14-1N-13 MPDA COM OF FAULKNER COUNTY, HARRIS TYRONE, WAKE- AUGUST PAGELS ADDN TO POB TH CONT N89*34’ 32.38 3923 COBB ST..........311.00 JOHNSON ASHTON/MC- 0 703 FOXBORO DR...........
RY212’ W AND 405’ S OF THE LAKE CHERRYWOOD #2 FIELD VILLAGE #5 LOT 30 LOT 6 BLOCK 1 1001 W 16W165.6’ N1325.94’ S89*55’ IHL INC, EAST ARGENTA JAMES ARBER, BARROW CUIEN LLOYD, MCCOYS 2,564.10
FTNE COR SE SE TH S88*07’ LOT 6 BLOCK 10 205 CHER- BLOCK 0 5 CLEMENT DR .. 48TH ST.....................859.76 15E165.5’ S1326.95’ TO POB ANNEX LOT 12 BLOCK 28 JOHN 10L LOT 4 BLOCK 167 SUB LOT 3 BLOCK 2 14718 JTD MIDTOWNE INVEST-
642 E13.8’ AL THE SLN 41ST RYWOOD AVE ..........951.62 1,115.66 HERNANDEZ HOLLY A, 17-3N-14W ..................44.45 1501 E WASHINGTON AVE JOHN BARROW RD JOHN INGRAM RD PT LT 3 MPDA MENTS LLC, STRONG &
STREET N57*40’ E42.9’ AL HACKERS LAWN CARE HARRIS TYRONE, PARK BELWOOD ADDN LOT 121 HINKLE JAMES W/STUBBS 32.38 BARROW N19 2’ OF 4 & S38 COM NE COR OF LT 3 W230 WATERS LOT 10 BLOCK
-31THE SLN STREET TO THE INC, 1N-14-06 24221 MASH- ADDN LOT 6 BLOCK 21 1821 BLOCK 0 2410 WILSHIRE JOYCE, JET CITY ANNEX IMHOFF KATRINA VAR- 4’ OF 5 EXC E55’ FOR RD FT S6*51’ W100’ TO POB 1 5600 W MARKHAM ST
PTPOB TH CONTINUE N57*40’ BURN TRL WHISPERING DENNISON ST ...... 1,125.66 DR .......................... 1,969.30 LOT 11 BLOCK 10 HAZEL NELL, NELRIDGE LOT 2 R/W 167 .....................157.00 E83’ S0*6’ E100 FT N89*53’ STRONG & WATERS E105’
37 E59.1’ S175.5’ S64*45’ W55.4’ PINE’ S (UNREC) (AKA) HARRISON FRANCIS HERNANDEZ HOLLY A/ ST JET CITY ANNEX E 1/2 BLOCK 0 1102 NELBROOK JAMES CHAS EDW/ROSE 43W447 7’ TO ELN OF IN- OF LTS 10 & 11 & E105’ OF
-31N167.5’ TO THE POB ALSO LT 37 PT SW NE COM SW JONES, 2S-11-33 HIGHWAY CLARIVE, LAKEWOOD 5N OF 11 10 ........................9.44 DR NELRIDGE ADDN 2 ...... M, CEDARIDGE SUB LOT 51 GRAM RD N6*51’ E AL SD N25’ OF LOT 12 110,980.12
69KNOWN AS LOT 12 OF A COR SW NE N520’ N86*20’ 365 S PT SW NW BEG AT NE LOT 27 BLOCK 59 2809 HINSON SERENA C, PARK 1,901.72 BLOCK 0 10 WILLOWRIDGE RD 100’ E 352.6’ TO POB ... K & H PROPERTIES LLC,
SWSUBDIVISION OF SE SE E240’ TO POB TH N17*27’ COR THEREOF,TH W 172 7’ DONAGHEY DR ... 4,651.18 HILL 16N LOT 113 BLOCK INGRAM ALLISON P REVO CV .......................... 2,645.50 311.99 KITCHENS SUB LOT 1
NESECTION 14-1N-13 AND SW 45E393.3’ TO PT ON S R/W , S 204 9’ , S 41/2* W 234 6’ HERNANDEZ MARCOS, 203 3624 LOCH LN1,833.14 TR, RIDGE THE SUB LOT 14 JAMES DONNELL, HIGH- JOHNSON BERNICE, BLOCK 0 4800 BELLA ROSA
5 &SW SECTION 13-1N-13 ...... 50’ RD S80*41’ E AL R/W TO PT OF BEG, TH S 41/2* BARROW JOHN 13L LOT 7 HINSON VICTOR, MALO- BLOCK 0 8 RIDGEVIEW CT LAND SUB LOT 93 BLOCK WORTHEN WAT LOT 15 DR .......................... 3,937.72
SW1,238.10 146.9’ S20*17’ 15W365’ W 82’ , N88* W 81’ , N 90 5’ BLOCK 213 9121 W 32ND ST NEY LOT 7-9 BLOCK 2 1728 12,419.98 0 NORMAN RD ...........43.22 BLOCK 11 2412 S CHESTER K & S RENTAL, LLC, CAS-
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KANIS RD TH NW’ LY AL RD
R/W 322.8’ S702.31’ E112.3’
N00*39’ 00W208.7’ E208.7’
TO POB SECTION 31-2N-14
3,407.41
KNOFF DENISE E, 1S-12-27
16014 IRONTON RD PT SE
NW NE BEG 435’ N & 510’ W
OF SE COR TH N225’ W150’
S225’ E150’ TO POB ALSO
AN ESMT FOR INGRESS &
EGRESS BEG 417’ N 120’
W MOL FOR POB TH W510’
N18’ E510’ S18’ TO POB
27-1S-12W.................198.00
KOCH JAMES F, BOULE-
VARD TERRACE LOT 14
BLOCK 1 2705 BOULEVARD
AVE ............................486.52
KORDSMEIER THOMAS
E, 3N-12-24 JACKSON-
VLLE CATO RD PT E1/2
NE NE SECT 24-3N-12 MP-
DA COM NE COR SECT
24 TH N89*59’ 28W207.93’
S00*52’ 35E841.75 TO POB
TH S89*59’ 28E207.93’
S00*52’ 35E 454.84’
S89*47’ 48W168.28’ N07*08’
42W362.97’ N00*52’
35W95.27’ TO POB.....20.54
KOVACH DANIEL R, BEL-
WOOD ADDN LOT 102
BLOCK 0 2203 BERKLEY
DR .......................... 1,680.52
KUMPE DANNY, 1S-12-34
17919 KUMPE LN PT NE SW
BG 330’ W &538’ S NE CR
S13 4 5’ W330’ N134 5’ E330’
TO POB 34 1S 12 . 1,415.21
KUPPER CHRISTOP/BLA-
RICOM LINDA, 2N-15-22
BANDY RD PT S1/2 NE BEG
864.4’ W OF SE COR W606’
N700’ TO S SIDE BRANDY
RD E AL S R/W RD 577.6’
S825.1’ TO POB 22 2N 15 ..
86.13
KUYKENDALL TIFFANY
ANN, NELRIDGE LOT 100
BLOCK 0 5423 PIKE AVE ...
1,146.42
L A BUILDING INC, BAR-
ROW JOHN 9L LOT 11 &
12 BLOCK 156 3925 JOHN
BARROW RD LOTS 11 & 12
BLOCK 156 JOHN BARROW
9L............................ 4,324.24
L A P O B L A N I TA M E X I -
CAN BUFFET LLC, 3400 E
BROADWAY ST PT SW BEG
1994.5’ E & 326.24’ N OF SW
COR TH S88*19’ E150.15’
N241.84’ TO S R/W E 3RD
ST TH N86*38’ W AL SD ST
150.255’ S246.24’ TO POB
EXC 350 SQ FT FOR RD R/W
PER 06-009830 31-2N-11W
7,980.00
LAIRRY ROSIE JACKSON,
POE`S SUB LOT 32 BLOCK
23 MOSLEY ST...........38.26
LAMAN JOHN T II & VIR-
GINIA F, ELLIS ACRES LOT
54 BLOCK 0 306 ELLIS DR
2,252.19
LAMB FELTON JR, CITY OF
LR L3 LOT 5 BLOCK 58 1019
ROCK ST NULL ........997.80
LAMB FELTON JR, CITY
OF LR L3 LOT 6 BLOCK 58
ROCK ST...................997.80
LAMB FELTON L JR, SUN-
SET ADDN LOT 10 BLOCK
15 3201 S SUMMIT ST SUN-
SET LT 10 & 25’ N & ADJ
FORM PLAT AS W 32ND ST
15 ...............................141.62
LAMB KEVIN/SHARON LIV-
ING TRUST, VALLEY FALLS
ESTATES LOT 007 BLOCK 0
15 VALLEY CREEK VW VAL-
LEY FALLS ESTATES PH II
63,956.58
LAMPTON MICHAEL PAUL/
NINA, WOODRUFF CREEK
ADDN LOT 022 BLOCK 1
11633 ROCKY POINT CT ...
2,501.92
LANCASTER CARL W &
WM E, 2N-14-13 TAYLOR
LOOP RD PT S1/2 SW
SE COM SW COR N61’
TH N80*E AL SD R/W AP-
PROX 350’ TH S123 53’ TO
SLN TH W AL SLN TO SW
COR TO POB ALSO SEE
SEC 24-2N-14W 1332-00
FOR REST OF PROP EXC
.24 AC FOR HWY 10 R/W
13-2N-14W ................237.23
LANCASTER CARL W
& WM E, 2N-14-24 16924
TAYLOR LOOP RD PT N1/2
NW NE BEG NW COR S235’
E360’ N235’ TO N LN TH W
AL N LN TO NW COR & POB
ALSO SEE SEC 13-2N-14W
7550-03 FOR REST OF
PROPERTY 24-2N-14W......
1,811.90
LANCASTER TAMEKA,
KANIS VILLAGE PH 1 LOT
73R KANIS PINES BEING A
REPLAT OF LOT 73 NOW
KNOWN AS LOT 73R773.00
LANCASTER WM E, 2N-14-
13 16910 TAYLOR LOOP RD
PT SW SW SE BEG APPROX
560’ E OF SW COR SD PT
BEING ON E’ LY BK OF SNY-
DER CRK N3*37’ 44E121 53’
TO S R/W OF HWY 10 N75*7’
14W AL SD R/W APPROX 80’
S80*W150’ S123.53’ TO SLN
TH E AL SLN TO POB ALSO
SEE SEC 24-2N-14 1332-01
FOR REST OF PROPERTY
EXC .35 AC FOR HWY 10
R/W 13-2N-14W ........131.59
LANCASTER WM E, 2N-14-
24 16910 TAYLOR LOOP RD
PT N1/2 NW NW NE COM
SE COR N99’ W39 55’ TO
E BK OF SNYDER CRK &
POB W260’ N235’ TO N LN
TH E AL N LN APPROX 215’
TO E’ LY BK OF CRK S3*37’
44 W160’ S31*43’ 59 E AP-
PROX 90’ TO POB ALSO
SEE SEC 13-2N-14W 7550-
02 FOR REST OF PROPER-
TY 24-2N-14W....... 1,758.48
LANE KELVIN W, GALLA-
GHERS LOT 7 BLOCK 3
2912 W 25TH ST ......578.92
LANEHART DAVID/CARE-
NIE, 1N-10-05 FAULKNER
LAKE RD PT SW SW BEG
SW COR E1248 57’ N62*39’
W ON S LN SADDLEWOOD
AC 1405 7’ S593 38FT TO
BEG 5 1N 10W............55.75
LANGLEY CHRISTOPHER/
FRANCES, 4N-11-07 10811
JONES RD 1AC SQ IN NW
COR E1/2 NW LESS AND
EXC PT E1/2 NW 1/4 OF
SEC 7 MPDA BEG AT NW
COR OF SD E1/2 NW1/4 TH
S89*14’ 50E60’ TH S0*47’
58W208.71’ TH N89*14’ 50W
59.85’ TH N0*45’ 29E208.71’
TO POB 7 4N 11W....786.39
LANGSTON CHARLES N/
JUDY G, BIZZELL SUB 9917
MANN RD PT NW SW MPDA
OF SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP
1 SOUTH, RANGE 13 WEST
MPDA BEG AT A POINT ON
THE SLN OF NW 1/4 OF SW
1/4 239’ EAST OF SW COR
TH EAST ALONG SLN 222’
TH N599.10’ TO SOUTH
R/W LN OF COUNTY RD
TH SWLY AL SOUTH R/W
LINE 275’ TH S446.5’ TO
POB FURTHER BEING DE-
SCRIBED AS TRACT NO. 8
OF BIZZELL’ S SUB LYING
SOUTH OF MISSOURI PA-
CIFIC RAI .............. 5,410.72
LANHAVEN LLC, 55TH
STREET ADDN LOT 29
BLOCK 0 819 W 55TH ST ..
3,030.36
LANSPRING A LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP, 1N-13-21
LAWSON RD PART SW NW
SECTION 21-1N-13 MPDA
COM SW COR SW NW
SECTION 21 TH N01*53’
10E133.03’ TO CENTER-
LINE LAWSON ROAD TH
S53*29’ 09W56.90’ N46*05’
53W30’ N53*29’ 20E56.88’
N46*34’ 54E44.67’ MOL TO
THE COMMON SECTIONS
LINES OF SECTION 21
AND SECTION 20-1N-13
AND THE POB TH CON-
TINUE INTO SECTION 21
N46*34’ 54E108.33’ N46*00’
31W114.98’ TO THE SEC-
TION LINE O ...............62.30
LARRIEU LANE M, TWIN
LAKES SUB DIV LOT 258
BLOCK 0 9408 CERELLE
DR ..............................691.24
LASTER ANDRE/CHER-
YL, PROTHRO SUB LOT 0
BLOCK 224 611 POLLOCK
ST PROTHROS SUB DIV
OF PT E1/2 W1/2 SPANISH
GRANT #2431 EAST 120’ OF
TR 224 .......................990.54
LATITUDE LAND COMPA-
NY, CAMBRIDGE PLACE
HPR LOT 308 BLOCK APT
308 CAMBRIDGE PLACE
DR .......................... 2,972.12
L AW R E N C E J A M E S ,
BOOKER TERRACE LOT 11
BLOCK 25 405 WALLACE ST
E1/2 OF LOT 11 & ALL LOT
12 25 ............................89.20
LAWSON BENNY, INDUS-
TRIAL LOT 11 BLOCK 6 1202
E 17TH ST .................953.85
LAWSON BENNY, INDUS-
TRIAL LOT 12 BLOCK 6 1202
E 17TH ST ...................85.30
LAWSON BENNY, TIFFANY
MANOR LOT 20 BLOCK 0
11904 MICHAEL TODD LN .
1,682.79
LAWSON BENNY, TIFFANY
MANOR LOT 21 BLOCK 0
17904 MICHAEL TODD LN .
1,833.64
Pulaski County Two Year Deliquent Real Estate (2017 Year)
LAWSON BENNY LEE, IN-
DUSTRIAL LOT 9 BLOCK 6
1206 E 17TH ST INDUSTRI-
AL LTS 9 & 10 6 ........287.36
LAYCOOK MICHAEL, 3N-
13-25 330 CLINTON RD PT
NE NE BEG NE COR S308 2’
N89*W422 2’ TOB N89*W362
8’ TO E R/W CLINTON RD
N25*E186 6’ S73*E295’ S92
97’ TO POB 25 3N 13 ..........
1,806.80
LEA JUSTIN L, KELLOGG
LAKE EST LOT 20 BLOCK
0 14 CREST LN LOT 20-21
S24-T3N-12W............819.98
LEAKE BETH/PITTMAN
JACQUELYN COMPTON,
LEAWOOD MTN LOT 89A
& 89B BLOCK 0 8407 LE-
ATRICE DR LOTS 89A &
89B LEAWOOD MOUNTAIN
(BEING A REPLAT OF LOT
89 NOW KNOWN AS LOTS
89A AND 89B) ......11,826.74
LEE DELLA REVO TR, 3N-
13-26 MARCHE LATERAL
RD PT E1/2 W1/2 SE NE N
OF HWY 40 BEG N E COR W
ON N LN 333’ S529 3’ TO N
LN H WY S44*12’ E ON HWY
463 9’ N850’ TO BE G 26 3N
13W ..............................98.22
LEE DELLA REVO TR, 3N-
13-26 MARCHE RD PT S1/2
NE BG 314 73’ W OF SE CR
W1/2 W1/2 SE NE W104’
N208 73’ E104’ S208 73’ TO
POB 26 3N 13 .............26.90
LEE FREDDIE E SR AND
LAVONNIE J, BOULEVARD
TERR ANNEX 1 LOT 5
BLOCK 3 2801 MONROE ST
BLVD TERRACE ANX 1 N1/2
OF LTS 5&6 3............825.32
LEE HELEN/RALPH, SHER-
WOOD ACRES PHASE III
LOT 5 BLOCK 0 1204 KOE-
HLER ST....................901.06
LEE PATRICIA, GARDEN
HOMES EXT LOT 7 BLOCK
5 1705 E 20TH ST 1,494.83
LEE RALPH H & HELEN
E, NORTH ARGENTA LOT
4 BLOCK 58 313 E 20TH ST
N ARGENTA W 50’ OF LOTS
4,5 & 6 58 ..................551.16
LEE RHONDA L, CHES-
TERFIELD SQUARE LOT
3 BLOCK 4 2009 S MAPLE
ST .................................33.80
LEE ROY & SHELLY, 4N-
10-06 1316 W JUSTICE RD
CABOT, AR 72023 PT FRL
N1/2 SW SECTION 6-4N-10
MPDA COM SW COR NW
SW TH N04*08’ 27E620.25’
TO THE POB TH CONTINUE
N04*08’ 27E711.50’ S89* 31’
16E320.68’ S5*9’ 56E810.99’
TH N77*02’ 57W446.89’ TO
THE POB ...................559.73
LEWIS DANNY R, GAR-
LANDS LOT 5 BLOCK 18
508 BOND ST GARLANDS
S50’ OF E32’ OF 5 S50’ OF 6
18 ...............................381.08
LEWIS LOIS M, ATKINS
JOHN L SCHOOL SUB LOT 0
BLOCK 26 4317 HAYWOOD
ST JOHN L ATKINS SCH
SUB E 50 FT OF S 1/2 OF
TRACT 26 ......................7.46
LEWIS ROBERT L, HICK-
MAN & MCCONNELL LOT
128 BLOCK 0 401 STEVEN-
SON ST.................. 1,576.68
LEWIS RONALD A II/
ADRIEN L, TWIN LAKES
SUB DIV LOT 482 BLOCK
0 1905 ROMINE RD TWIN
LAKES LT 482 EXC 0 5’ ADJ
TO LT 481 & 0 5’ LT 483 ADJ
TO 482 ................... 2,864.28
LEWIS SCOTT, WEST MILL
LOT 12 BLOCK 3 4400 W
26TH ST.......................98.50
LEWIS SCOTT, WEST MILL
LOT 7 BLOCK 4 4322 W
26TH ST.......................64.60
LEWIS SCOTT JR,
LANDRETH & COX LOT 3
BLOCK 2 4411 W 26TH ST.
760.68
LEWIS SCOTT JR,
KINSWORTHY & HENDER-
SON LOT 10 BLOCK 4 4504
W 28TH ST ................373.46
LEWIS THELMA REE, KAHN
& HOLDERS ADDN LOT 8
BLOCK 2 4518 W 23RD ST
1,033.26
LINGO TIMOTHY, 2S-11-30
27407 W HENSLEY LOOP
PT SE SE SECTION 30-
2S-11 MPDA BEG 593.9’ W
OF SE COR THEREOF TH
W100’ N220’ W626.1’ N208.7’
E726.1’ S428.7’ TO POB .....
1,035.21
LIPKE DARRAL W, 1N-13-
09 2623 BOWMAN RD PT
W1/2 SW BEG SE COR W1/2
SW TH S89*26’ 52W370’
(DEEDED 470’ ) TO E R/W
OF BOWMAN RD TH N30*45’
34E614.37’ N89*26’ 52E40’
S1*43’ 18E525’ (DEEDED
530’ ) TO POB EXC S117.1’
THEREOF 9-1N-13W LEGAL
FOR TAXATION PURPOSES
ONLY...................... 1,047.89
LIVINGSTON HAZEL NOEL/
ETAL, COX W E SUB LOT
005 BLOCK 0 8600 HIGH-
WAY 365 S ..................77.56
LLOYD EDDIE R, BARROW
JOHN 2L LOT 10 BLOCK 28
7924 W 36TH ST ALL LTS
10,11 & 12 EXC TH PT LT
12 (1389 SQ FT) USED AS
R/W ........................ 1,396.37
LOE BENTE T, WOODBRI-
AR LOT 83 BLOCK 0 23
WOODBRIAR DR .....794.52
LOETHERY ESPY FRANK
JR, 3N-10-20 109 CHERRY
ST 109 CHERRY PT E1/2
SW BEG 586 4’ W&17 0’ N
OF SE COR N65’ W160’ TO E
LN CHER RY S65’ E160’ TO
BEG 20 3N 10W.... 1,727.97
LONES RT 92 INC, RINKE
GARDENS ACRES LOT 11
BLOCK 0 4413 BASELINE
RD RINKE GDN AC W105’
OF N210’ OF LT 11 2,040.38
LONES RT 92 INC, SOUTH-
LAND ACRES LOT 1
BLOCK 0 5924 BASELINE
RD SOUTHLAND AC PT
SW BEG 20’ E & 20’ N OF
SW COR N150’ E150’ S150’
W150’ TO BEG BEING W150’
OF S150’ TR 1 31 1N 12W..
10,297.11
LOPEZ KRYSTAL, DIXIE
SUB LOT 8 BLOCK 9 1009
N F ST........................969.28
LOST 40 BREWERY LLC,
TOP CAT LOT 3R BLOCK
0 1311 REBSAMEN PARK
RD BEING A REPLAT OF LT
3 NOW REPLATTED AS LT
3R ......................... 26,835.94
LOT TOO LLC, WELDON E
WRIGHT’ S LOT 8 BLOCK
42 1922 S PULASKI ST
WRIGHTS N25’ OF 8 42 .....
723.72
LOVE VALERIA E, 4N-11-
30 LOT 21R-031.00-016.00
10502 FRENCHMAN MOUN-
TAIN RD IMPS ONLY SITS
ON 21R-031.00-016.00 PT TR
N OF RD IN SE SW BEG SW
COR N 210’ E 210’ S S210’ W
210’ TO BEG 31-4N-11W ....
40.24
LOVE VERONICA/DAVIS
ARLESSIA, GRANITE HGTS
SUB LOT 6 BLOCK 0 41 BAL-
TIMORE ST ........... 1,256.52
LOVELACE HERSHAL/VE-
NITA, ROPERS ADDN LOT
1 BLOCK 0 8704 OMAN RD
4,392.02
LOVELACE HERSHEL/ VE-
NITA R, ROCK ISLAND LOT
9 BLOCK 15 709 N WALNUT
ST LT 9 & 8’ LYING W & ADJ
TO LT 9 FORMERLY AN
ALLEY CLOSED PER ORD
#3480 9-27-65 ....... 1,033.03
LOVELACE MARK T/M
MCCUIEN, CAMPUS PLACE
LOT 165 BLOCK 0 3010
HOLT ST ................ 3,280.12
LOVELESS AMY, PANKEY J
3RD LOT 6 BLOCK 16 13251
CANTRELL RD...... 1,145.70
LOVETTE JOHN L,
SCHAERS LOT 3 BLOCK 4
614 W 22ND ST ........492.38
LOWE CORA MAE, TUXE-
DO PARK LOT 27 BLOCK 2
3021 MARTEL AVE .....95.40
LOYD ROBERT, BONA`S
3RD ADDN LOT 1 BLOCK
2 MACARTHUR DR JAMES
BONAS #3 REPLAT OF 2 LT
1 .................................637.77
LUCAS ERSKIN, CHICKA-
SAW PLACE LOT 1 BLOCK
3 1800 JOHNSON ST.64.60
LUCAS LONNIE, DIXIE SUB
LOT 11 BLOCK 17 903 N F
ST ...............................248.40
LUCAS PEDRO HERNAN-
DEZ, 1N-14-36 16100 W
BASELINE RD PT W1/2 SW
SE SE SECTION 36-1N-14
MORE PARTICULARLY DE-
SCRIBED AS BEGINNING AT
THE SE CORNER THERE-
OF THENCE W132’ N244.19’
E132’ S244.19’ W132’ TO
THE POINT OF BEGINNING
2,515.99
LUCAS SANTOS, WAKE-
FIELD VILLAGE LOT 233
BLOCK 0 3 DURHAM DR ...
1,256.52
LUCKADUE ROBIN, BOOK-
ER TERRACE LOT 7 & 8
BLOCK 4 4805 BROWNLEE
AVE LTS 7 & 8....... 2,420.92
LUNA YADIRA A, RICH-
LAND SUB LOT 29 BLOCK
9 6504 HEATHER LN ..........
1,130.28
LUNNIE GLENN, WELDON
E WRIGHT’ S LOT 11 BLOCK
32 1856 S RINGO ST ..........
1,002.46
LUNNIE RELL JR, WELDON
E WRIGHT’ S LOT 7 BLOCK
32 1870 S RINGO ST332.52
LUNZ EVELYN, WELCH
SAM LOT 7 BLOCK 13 4200
W 24TH ST ................851.82
LUSTER EDWARD/LINDA,
EUCLID PLACE LOT 16
BLOCK 3 COLONEL GLENN
RD LTS 16 17 & 18 EXC 3255
SQ FT MOL FOR R/W .........
1,065.62
LUSTER LINDA D, MALABRI
LOT 11 BLOCK 0 9104 MAL-
ABRI DR ................ 1,167.22
LYNCH JOHN & SUSAN,
2N-15-12 9112 N POINT
RD PT OF NW NE MPDA
COM AT THE NW COR OF
SD NW NE S AL WLN 453’
TO POB E208.8’ S208.8’
W208.8’ N208.8’ TO THE
POB 12-2N-15W ... 2,950.08
M & F PROPERTIES LLC,
BRIARFIELD SUB LOT 22
BLOCK 2 713 SORRELLS
DR .......................... 1,247.06
M AND M REAL ESTATE
LLC, 7609 COLONEL GLENN
RD PT SE SE BG SE COR
N550’ TO SLN ASHER SW
ON SLN 457 5’ S314 6’ TO
SLN SE SE E 397’ TO POB
LESS & EXC 8,487 45 SQ FT
MOL FOR R/W ASHER AV..
23,753.65
M AND M REAL ESTATE
LLC, A G D SUB LOT 001
BLOCK 0 7523 ASHER AVE
LESS & EXC 4676 SQ FT
FOR R/W PER DEED 2001-
068941 ................. 28,288.18
M AND S APARTMENTS
LLC, SANDON ADDN LOT
6 BLOCK 1 2700 LONGCOY
ST ........................... 1,843.32
M AND S APARTMENTS
LLC, SPRINGTREE VIL-
LAGE LOT 5 BLOCK 0 11715
SPRINGTREE DR. 1,171.87
M AND S APARTMENTS
LLC, WAKEFIELD VILLAGE
LOT 264 BLOCK 0 5 SHEF-
FIELD DR WAKEFIELD VIL-
LAGE REPLAT TR B 264 ....
1,196.52
M AND S APARTMENTS
LLC, WINSTON SUB LOT
53 BLOCK 0 8400 HERRICK
LN ........................... 1,472.12
M AND S APARTMENTS
L L C , WA K E F I E L D V I L -
LAGE LOT 231 BLOCK 0 7
DURHAM DR ........ 1,194.92
M.L. SQUARED DEVELOP-
MENT LLC, 7008 HIGHWAY
300 PT SE SE SECTION
9-2N-14 MPDA BEG SE
COR SE SE TH N0*23’ E AL
ELN SE SE 142.1’ N71*25’
25W399.1’ TO E R/W HWY
300 TH AL E R/W S13*21’
28E285.3’ TH N88*27’ E311.6’
TO POB EXC 0.05 ACRES
FOR HWY 300 R/W3,550.82
MACICA LLC, SUNNYSIDE
HILLS ADDN TO JACK LOT
253 BLOCK 0 112 ROOS-
EVELT RD .................805.37
MACICA LLC, KEATON W
W 2ND LOT 2 BLOCK 6 901
SHARP DR ................997.20
MACICA LLC, SUNNYSIDE
HILLS ADDN TO JACK LOT
53 BLOCK 0 112 JAXON
CIR .............................400.10
MACICA LLC, 3N-11-36
MAYFAIR RD PT SE SE COM
AT INTERS OF ELN SE SE
& N R/W OLD HWY 67 TH
S36*53’ W185’ CONT S36*53’
W124’ N50*45’ W668.53’
FOR POB TH CONT N50*45’
W1 8 6 .4 7 ’ N 4 5 * 0 6 ’ E 8 4 ’
S50*45’ E183.74’ S43*14’
W84’ TO POB 36 3N 11W
LEGAL FOR TAXATION PUR-
POSES ONLY..............17.86
MACICA LLC, BOMBER
BASE LOT 14 BLOCK 1 1404
PLUMMER AND 1406 ST....
1,024.20
MACICA LLC, BOMBER
BASE LOT 15, 16, 17 BLOCK
1 1320 PLUMMER ST LOTS
15, 16 & 17 BLK 1 17 3N
10W ........................ 7,050.12
MACICA LLC, WOODLAND
HILLS J 1 LOT 113 BLOCK 0
2805 GENERAL SAMUELS
RD .......................... 3,221.29
MACICA LLC, SUNNYSIDE
HILLS ADDN TO JACK LOT
307 BLOCK 0 193 PIKE AVE
450.12
MACICA LLC, BOROUGHS
SUB LOT 32 BLOCK 0 109
BLAKELY RD BOROUGHS
SUB LOT 31 & W1/2 OF 32
985.00
MACICA LLC, 3N-10-28
1801 GRAHAM RD PT NW
NW SECTION 28-3N-10
MPDA BEG 395.6’ E OF
NW COR NW NW TH S150’
E98.9’ N150’ TO THE NLN
SECTION TH W98.9’ TO
BEG........................ 1,646.95
MACICA LLC, SUNNYSIDE
HILLS ADDN TO JACK LOT
90 BLOCK 0 106 WILSON
ST ...............................412.28
MACICA LLC, MCCAIN MA-
BEL LOT 9, 10 BLOCK 0 138
BLAKELY RD LOT 10 & PT
LOT 9 MPDA COM INTERS
ELN & N R/W OLD US HWY
67 TH S36*53’ W185’ TO E
COR LT 17 CLOVERDALE
GARDENS UNREC TH
CONT S36*53’ W124’ N50*45’
W627.2’ S43*14’ W116.80’
N46*46*W41.30’ AL N R/W
BLAKELY RD FOR POB TH
CONT N46*46W7’ S54*38’
W25.50’ AL NLN MAYFAIR
RD TH N46*46’ W178.10’
N45*06’ E126’ TO NLN LT 10
MABEL M............... 6,627.32
MACICA LLC, JACKSON-
VILLE LOT 5, 6 BLOCK 23
105 N SPRING ST PT OF LTS
5 & 6 BLK 23 MPDA BEG NW
COR LT 5 TH S48*16’ E52.9’
S37*56’ 48W83.69’ N49*55’
11W55.56’ TO WLN OF LT
6 TH N39*47’ 29E85.17’ TO
POB 30 3N 10W........783.74
MACICA LLC, BOMBER
BASE LOT 1 BLOCK 4 1309
PLUMMER ST N150’ OF
LOTS 1 THRU 5 .. 10,268.40
MACICA LLC, WHITE`S SUB
LOT 4 BLOCK 0 203 SOUTH-
EASTERN AVE WHITES SUB
S 60’ OF N130’ OF E208 7 FT
OF S431 35’ OF TR 4 29 3N
10W ........................ 1,183.56
MACICA LLC, 3N-10-20
412 N OAK ST 412 N OAK
PT E1/2 SW COM 336 4’ W
OFSE COR N1403 86’ TO N
LN N OAK SW ONST 431 3’
TO POB SW ON ST 66’ NW
AT RANG 178 5’ TO MOP RR
NE ON RR 66’ SE 412 N OAK
PT E1/2 SW COM 336 4`W
OF SE COR N1403 86`TO N
LN N OAK SW ON ST 431
3`TO POB SW ON ST 66`NW
AT R ANG 178 5`TO MOP RR
NE ON RR 66` SE 178. 5 FT
TO BEG 20 3N 10W1,678.66
MACICA LLC, EASTVIEW
PH I TO JACK LOT 3 BLOCK
1 1513 NINA ST 2ND SEC-
TION....................... 1,682.04
MACICA LLC, 3N-10-20 225
LAUREL ST PT E1/2 SW
BEG 336 4`W& 1141 4`N OF
SE CRO N170 6`TO S R/W
OAK SW ON OAK 132 4`TO
E LN LAUREL S 85`E98 8`TO
BEG 20 3N 10W.... 1,648.01
MACICA LLC, WEST JACK-
SONVILLE SUB #1 LOT 38
BLOCK 0 615 LENORA AND
617 ST LT 38 & N1/2 OF AL-
LEY LYING SOUTH & ADJ
CLOSED PER 84-41156......
1,330.82
MACICA LLC, CLOVER
RIDGE SUB TRA LOT 95
BLOCK 0 3207 HOMER AD-
KINS BLVD ............ 1,830.64
MACICA LLC, BOROUGHS
SUB LOT 3 & 4 BLOCK 0
10032 MAYFAIR RD LOTS
3 & 4 BOROUGHS UNRE-
CORDED SUBDIVISION
LOCATED IN THE S1/2 SE
SECTION 36-4N-11 COM-
MENCING AT THE INTER-
SECTION OF THE SOUTH
LINE OF SAID SECTION
36 AND THE EASTERLY
LINE OF MIDWAY ROAD,
WHICH POINT IS SOUTH
89°30’ WEST1445’ TO THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF
SAID SECTION 36 THENCE
NORTH 36°30’ 0WEST 242’
TO THE NORTHE . 1,222.76
MACICA LLC, HARPOLE
N E & HARRY ADDN LOT 3
BLOCK 3 108 BRADEN ST.
2,200.72
MACICA LLC, 3N-10-28
2309 GRAHAM RD PT NE
NW SECTION 28-3N-10
MPDA BEG NW COR NW
SECTION 28 TH E2256.73’
TO THE POB TH S230.6’ E75’
N230.6’ W75’ TO THE POB
483.50
MACICA LLC, BRIARFIELD
SUB LOT 5 BLOCK 7 516
LEHMAN DR ......... 1,344.36
MACICA LLC, FERRELL
SUB LOT 3 BLOCK 3 1005
FERRELL DR ........ 1,353.80
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
GALLOWAY`S ADDN LOT 7
BLOCK 1 308 N OAK AND
310 ST GALLOWAYS ADDN
TO JACK 33 1/3’ OF LT 7 LY-
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ADJ TO LT 7 & E’ LY 8’ OF
ALLEY 1................. 1,355.14
MACICA PROPERTIES
LLC, TAYLOR`S SUB LOT
4 BLOCK 0 217 MARION ST
TAYLORS SUB OF E1/2 NE
SE W61’ OF S122.5’ OF E1/2
OF S132.5’ OF TR 41,430.12
MACICA PROPERTIES
LLC, MEADOW PARK LOT
9 BLOCK 12 605 GLYNN LN
611.38
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
3N-10-29 1024 SOUTH RD
PT NW SW BEG 611.5’ S &
30’ E OF NW COR NW SW
TH E387’ S140’ W387’ N140’
TO POB 29 3N 10W3,922.08
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN
TO JACK LOT 287 BLOCK 0
107 UNION ST ..........647.05
MACICA PROPERTIES
LLC, TAYLOR`S SUB LOT
4 BLOCK 0 221 MARION ST
E1/2 NE SE E 90’ OF W 151’
OF S122 5’ OF E1/2 OF S 132
5’ TR 4........................947.88
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
GALLOWAY`S ADDN LOT 6
BLOCK 1 304 N OAK AND
306 ST GALLOWYS ADDN
TO JACK LT 6 & TH PT OF 7
WITHIN 16 2/3’ OF LOT 6 1
1,199.84
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
WEST JACKSONVILLE SUB
#1 LOT 36 BLOCK 0 701 LE-
NORA ST LT 36 & N1/2 OF
ALLEY LYING SOUTH & ADJ
TO CLOSED PER 84-41156
4,263.38
MACICA PROPERTIES LLC,
WEST JACKSONVILLE SUB
#1 LOT 35 BLOCK 0 709 LE-
NORA ST LT 35 & N1/2 OF
ALLEY LYING SOUTH & ADJ
CLOSED PER 84-41156......
4,435.66
MACUIL SERGIO/TELLEZ
MONICA, BARROW JOHN
7L LOT 4 BLOCK 113 2812
BOYD ST N38’ OF LT 4 &
S23’ & 9 INCHES OF LOT 5
1,030.18
MAGDALANA CARLOS
FLORES, HARPOLE N E
SUPPL LOT 1 BLOCK 2 416
BRADEN ST .......... 1,867.10
MAGNA SIX INVESTMENTS
LLC, NORTHSHORE BUSI-
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BLOCK 5 NORTHSHORE PL
NULL ...................... 3,964.23
MAGNESS SANDRA C LIV-
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VILLAGE LOT 4R BLOCK 0
BETHANY RD LANSBROOK
VILLAGE REP LTS 1 THRU
101 4R .......................724.56
MAHONEY ELMER, SUN-
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ROOSEVELT RD ......670.26
MAHONEY ELMER L, SUN-
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JACK LOT 77 BLOCK 0 122
JOINER AVE..............451.44
MAHONEY ELMER L,
METROPOLITAN COM`L
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800 S REDMOND RD MET-
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TATES UNREC PT LTS 8&9
& PT SE SW 30 3N 10 BG
SW CR E833 4’ N625’ N89*
E848 09’ TO E’ RLY R/W SO
REDMOND & BG S15* E
142.37’ TO N’ RLY R/W MOP
RR N32* E 211.34’ N25*55’
E118.76’ S89* W 209.1I6’ TO
E’ RLY R/W SO REDMOND
S2*21’ E AL R/W 135.31’ S3*
E9.74’ TO POB ...... 4,795.64
MAHONEY ELMER L,
METROPOLITAN COM`L
ESTATES LOT 8 BLOCK 0
S REDMOND RD METRO-
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UNREC PT LT 8 BG SE SW
30 3N 10 BG SW CR E 833
4’ N625’ N89* E974 3’ N5*
W 147.47’ TB N5* W252.33’
N56* E 165.3’ S7* W335.54’
S89* W70.59’ TO BG .68 AC
1,028.40
MALMSTROM RICK/
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SUB LOT TRB 2903 BEAU-
CHAMP RD ........... 1,473.76
MANCELL SANDRA, LAKE-
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5001 CANDLEWICK LN ......
3,330.16
MARCELO CARLOS LEON,
1S-13-14 7719 PERRY LN PT
SE BG 1499’ N & 494’ W OF
SE CR S330’ W132 20’ N166
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BG 14 1S 13 C/O 30657......
104.70
MARIS CHRISTOPHER B/
ELIZABETH M, GIBRAL-
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LOTS 9 THRU 16 BLK 18 5
1N 13W .................. 2,358.41
MARKHAM HARRISON
PROPERTIES LLC, PFEIF-
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ST ............................3,110.68
MARKHAM ST BAPTIST
CHURCH, WEST MARKHAM
HGTS LOT B 108 MEADOW-
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SECTION 3-1N-13W MPDA
COM CTR OF INTERSEC-
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POB TH W119.5’ TH N65.9
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MARKS DELLA M, WIN-
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8501 SHELLY DR.. 1,845.69
MARLOWE KELLY K, KING-
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CIRCLEWOOD DR 4,229.53
MARR CHRISTOPHER M
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0 HAMILTON PARK DR N 11’
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MARSILMOR PROPERTIES
LLC, WINDAMERE LOT 169
BLOCK 0 8204 DREHER LN
2,188.28
MARTENY TYLER COLE,
2N-12-07 7524 CALDWELL
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NW SECTION 7-2N-12 MP-
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TH N357.5’ TO POB TH N143’
W140’ S143’ E140’ TO POB
720.77
MARTIN DEARIAN JAR-
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BLOCK 2 115 E 12TH ST
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255.74
MARTIN DEARIAN JARMEL,
CENTRAL LOT 11-12 BLOCK
2 112 E 13TH ST LOTS 11-
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33N2900002700, S35-T2N-
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MARTIN JAMES AND MER-
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BLOCK 0 9014 VICTORIA
DR ..............................273.27
MARTIN SARA R, RIFFEL &
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16 7505 N ST ........ 3,692.84
MARTIN SHEILA R, FAIR-
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4 7212 TWIN OAKS RD ......
465.00
MARTINDILL DANNY/LASA
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BLOCK 41 2505 CALICO
CREEK DR ............ 7,268.78
MARTINEZ ANGEL, 1N-12-
19 5218 GUM SPRINGS RD
PT NE SW SECTION 19-1N-
12 MPDA BEG SW COR NE
SW TH E579’ N115’ AL WLN
OF A PAVED ROAD TO POB
TH W120’ N71.8’ E120’ TO
WLN ROAD TH S72’ TO
POB LESS & EXC THE E15’
CONTAINING 1,080 SQ FT
FOR RD R/W......... 2,470.10
MARTINEZ EGERIA P, VIL-
LAGE GREEN LOT 6 BLOCK
0 12 VILLAGE CT . 1,650.82
MARTINEZ FRANCISCA,
SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN
TO JACK LOT 68 BLOCK
0 138 JOINER ST SUNNY
SIDE HILLS LT 68 &10’ OF
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COM LN BETWN 68&69 .....
556.84
MARTINEZ FRANCISCA,
SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN
TO JACK LOT 69 BLOCK
0 142 JOINER ST SUNNY
SIDE HILLS LT 69 EXC BEG
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PT 49’ S OF NW COR LT 68
S’ LY ON COM LN TO POB
451.87
MARTINEZ HUGO, AMERI-
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0 9618 ITHICA DR ....599.76
MARTINEZ KARLA GAIL,
PA R K H I L L 7 N L O T 11
BLOCK 52 305 W I AVE ......
2,655.62
MARTINEZ MARIEL, WHIS-
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LOT 5A 23 WHISPERING
DR LOT 5A ............ 4,499.04
MARYMAN BOBBY, CHER-
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S TYLER ST ..............311.00
MASSEY HOMES INC,
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9003 JACKSONVILLE CATO
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MATHIS KEVIN L/CYNTHIA
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1306 CENTER ST CITY OF
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3,083.00
MATTHEWS JOANN FRN-
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465.3’ S OF THE NW COR
E1/2 SW SW SW E122.9’
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23-1S-12W...................11.94
MATTHEWS SUSIE, DAVIS
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MATTHEWS SUSIE, DAVIS
ADDN LOT 6 BLOCK 3 1408
N MAGNOLIA ST ......944.98
MAUSEHARDT BECKY/
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21216 HIGHWAY 365 S
PT NE SW COM AT SW
COR N790’ E208.71 FT TO
POB N203.01’ E135’ S14*E
210’ W174’ TO POB MOL
9-2S-11W ............... 1,040.68
MAY ALFRED M, ASPEN
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BLOCK 0 75 WOODLORE
CIR ASPHEN HIGHLANDS
ADD LT 37 ASPHEN HIGH-
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MAY KELLY R/WILLIAM,
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BLOCK 0 509 KING PL .......
919.08
MAY WM P & ELIZABETH
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CAMBRIDGE PLACE DR ....
2,664.12
MAYER GALE/GEORGIA,
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BLOCK 4 4317 W LINE ST
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MAYWEATHER BRIAN,
CHERRY ACRES LOT 0
BLOCK 10 6104 FOURCHE
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EXC COM NW CR BLK 10
S01*W AL W LN BLK 10 107
62’ S89*E 520 45’ TO POB
S89*E APPROX 166’ TO CLN
FOURCHE CK SW’ LY AL CK
121’ N89*W190’ N31*E99.83’
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M AY W E AT H E R C L A R -
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12 BLOCK 12 1117 BOUND-
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MCANULTY KASSANDRA
L/SIDNEY ALONDRA L ET
AL, WAKEFIELD VILLAGE
#7 LOT 47 BLOCK 0 9 NEW-
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MCBRIDE PAUL L, EN-
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4 6 LIBBY LN.............769.02
MCC ARKANSAS LP, CAPI-
TOL HILL EXT LOT 5 BLOCK
3 1119 RICE ST.........615.37
MCCARTHY CHERYL E,
3N-11-05 OLD TOM BOX
RD PT E1/2 SW MPDA COM
NW COR NE SW TH S02*32’
29W1700.06’ TO POB TH E
57.80’ S81*14’ 12E161.47’
S50’ S44*57’ 19E100’ N77*22’
30E100’ S44*57’ 19E29.36’
S26*42’ 39W176.96’ S1*27’
48E114.77’ TO CLN OLD
TOM BOX RD TH AL SD
CLN S83*30’ 8W352.30’ TH
N02*32’ 29E457.41’ TO POB
LESS & EXC PT E1/2 SW
MPDA COM NW COR NE
SW S2*32’ 29W1700.06’ TO
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MCCLAIN JAMES THOMAS
JR/JANET MARIE, RICH-
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4 2901 BERMUDA LN211.84
MCCLEARY KEVIN W/EV-
ELYN, BOOKER TERRACE
LOT 3 BLOCK 9 710 PAT-
TERSON DR .............109.16
MCCLEARY KEVIN W/EVE-
LYN, 3N-10-20 416 N OAK ST
416 N OAK PT E1/2 SW COM
336 4’ W OF SE COR N1403
86’ TO N LN N OAK SW ON
ST365 3’ TO POB SW ON ST
66’ NW AT RT ANG 178 5’ TO
MOP RR NE ON RR 66’ SE
178.5’ TO BEG 20 3N 10W .
514.05
MCCLURE SHERRY Y,
PARK ADDN LOT 9 BLOCK
1 2422 W 13TH ST LOT 9
BLOCK 1......................80.02
M C C O R M I C K I N V E S T-
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LOT 1 BLOCK 63 2904 LIN-
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M C C O R M I C K I N V E S T-
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LOT 2 BLOCK 63 LINCOLN
AVE ............................986.78
MCCOY ROSIE, 3N-13-18
HIGHWAY 365 N PT NW
SE BEG NE COR S354’
N53*W142 73 ‘ TO POB
N53*W60 47’ S1*W422 28’
E36 3’ N1*E384 3’ TO POB
18 3N 13 ....................117.89
MCCOY ROSIE ESTATE,
3N-13-18 15210 RICKY RD
PT NW SE BEG SE COR
NW SE TH W219’ N641.7’
E222’ S641.7’ TO POB EXC
COM SE COR NW SE TH
N0*W506.05’ FOR POB
TH CONT N0*W134.05’
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N0*W50.03’ N89*E194’ TO
POB 18 3N 13 ...........676.89
MCCUIEN LISA RENEE,
1N-12-08 2511 S MAPLE ST
PT SW SE BEG AT 1/4SEC
COR OF 8 & 17 TH N 46 6
FT,N 62*15’ E 34 3 FT TO INT
OF N LINE ASHER AVE & E
LINE OF MAPLE ST N ALG
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BEG N ALG E LINE OF MA-
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48’ N 88*W 142.5’ TO BEG 8
1N 12W ........................13.78
MCCUIN WILLIAM THOM-
AS JR/ETAL, 1N-11-04
6240 BAUCUM PIKE PT
E1/2W1/2SP GRT2418-BEG
AT A PIN ON TH W LINE OF
SP GR NO 2418 AT THE NW
COR WALTERS AUB DIV
NO 2 TH S 67*03’ E ALONG
S R/W LINE OF STATE HWY
NO 130 1842.7’ TO PT OF
BEG-TH S 67*03’ E75’ TH
S 16*45’ W 331’ TH N 61*34’
W 76.15’ TO SW COR TH N
16*45’ E 324’ TO BEG 1N
11W ............................561.52
MCCUIN WM T/WM T MC-
CUIN JR, 6236 BAUCUM
PIKE PT SP GRT 2418 BEG
AT A PIN ON W LINE OF THE
SP GRT2418-AT TH NW COR
OF WALTER SUB DIV NO 2
TH S 67*03’ E ALONG S R/W
LINE HAY NO 130- 1767.7’
TO TH PT OF BEG TH S
67*03’ E75’ TH S16*45’ W
324’ TH N 61* 34MIN W 76.15’
TH N 16*45’ E 317’ TO BEG
1N 11W .................. 1,928.17
MCCUMPSEY AMBER,
1S-12-34 18010 IRONTON
RD PT S1/2 NW NW BEG
SE COR W 417’ TH N 208
7’ E 417’ S 208 7’ TO POB
34-1S-12W.................188.52
MCDANIEL ALICE & AL-
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HIGHWAY 365 S PT S1/2
SW BEG 888 15’ E OF SW
COR BEING ON E R/W HWY
365 TH N16*W55 25’ TO POB
N55 25’ E208’ S16* E 55 25’
W206’ TO POB 28 2S 11 C/O
37352 ...........................25.34
MCDANIEL E J & ALICE A,
2S-11-33 W HENSLEY RD
PT NW NW BEG 285’ W OF
SW COR OF BLK 5 TOWN
OF HENSLEY TH S 81 5’ TO
BG TH NWLY 210’ S128 5’
SELY210’ N 128 5’ TO BEG
33 2S 11W ...................26.90
MCDANIEL EARNESTINE,
HICKMAN LOT 3 BLOCK 6
BRANTLEY AVE........115.90
MCDANIEL LUCILLE,
HENSLEY LOT 2 BLOCK
12 GULLIVER ST HENSLEY
BEG AT NW COR OF LT 2
BLK 12 ORIGINAL TOWN
OF HENSLEY ARK TH E
ALONG MAIL RT #1 100’ TH
S’ RLY AT RIGHT ANGLE 67
1/2’ W100’ N67 1/2’ TO BEG
SPECIFICALLY RESERVING
TO THE GRANTOR HEREIN
A PLOT OF GR 50’ BY 67 1/2’
AT E END OF ABOVE DESC
12 .................................47.70
MCDANIEL LUCILLE,
HENSLEY LOT 6 BLOCK
12 GULLIVER ST HENSLEY
S1/2 OF 6 & ALL OF 7 12....
70.04
MCDONALD JACOB LEE/
KRISTA, 3N-14-18 25200
ROLAND CUT OFF RD PT
NE NW COM 220’ S OF NE
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S89* 10’ E865 13’ N227 FT
TO POB 18 3N 14 .....235.46
MCDOWELL BOBBY E, ST
CHARLES ADDN LOT 197
BLOCK 0 SAINT CHARLES
BLVD ST CHARLES ADD LT
197 .......................... 1,111.80
MCDOWELL BOBBY E/
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DIV LOT 734 BLOCK 0 2400
KRISTINA CT ........ 2,607.14
MCELROY DELORES A,
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360 BLOCK 0 16 LABETTE
CT........................... 1,326.70
M C FA D D E N A N G E L A ,
DESHON J W LOT 5 BLOCK
2 2618 S SPRING ST661.36
MCFADDEN ELLA, CEN-
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1323 S SCHILLER ST CEN-
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1,197.70
MCFADDEN GREGORY/
DOKES DENNIS, ELBOW
ESTATES LOT 29 BLOCK 0
8713 HERCULES DR ..........
4,306.66
MCFADDEN MATTHEW,
INTERSTATE 30 PT SE NE
COM NW COR SE NE TH
S0*58’ W862.8’ FOR POB
THN74*52’ E170.7’ S21*08’
E110’ S66*03’ 11W226’
N0*58’ E150’ TO POB 35 1N
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PURPOSES ONLY....230.92
MCGHEE BELLE RINEY,
LAKEWOOD 4N LOT 6
BLOCK 38 11 HERITAGE
PARK CIR .............. 6,358.58
MCGHEE KENNETH &
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HILLS ADDN TO JACK LOT
298 BLOCK 0 171 PIKE AVE
475.13
MCGHEE KENNETH/MER-
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JACK SUB LOT 7 BLOCK 0
422 CHURCH ST DUPREES
EAST JACK S69 75’ OF LTS
7 & 8...........................771.58
MCGHEE TOMMY/BELLE,
TEAKWOOD LOT 98 BLOCK
0 2321 KOKO DR . 1,629.68
MCGHEE TONEY, 1S-12-27
IRONTON RD PT NW SE
SECTION 27-1S-12 COM
SW COR NW SE TH N1*40’
51E374.94’ N34*14’ 21E70.05’
N46*43’ 21W206.43’ N20*57’
05E202.11’ N89*50’ 27E50’
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POB TH N1*40’ 51E167.32’
S77*19’ 22E446’ TO CLN
IRONTON RD TH S42*40’
03W105’ S44*37’ 10W203.2’
N56*0’ 39W272.75’ TO POB
153.58
MCGRAW TYRONE, 1S-11-
06 8710 HIGHWAY 365 S PT
1/3 NW BEG 669 1’ N OF SE
COR NW NW W167’ N261’
E167’ S261’ TO BEG 61S
11W ............................137.10
MCGRAW TYRONE, BOW-
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MARSHALL ST..........689.05
MCGRAW TYRONE, BRAD-
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BLOCK 21 2804 MARSHALL
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10& S1/2 LT 11 21.....180.11
MCGRAW TYRONE, ADAMS
REP #1 LOT 189 BLOCK 0
1865 RICE ST .............95.40
MCGRAW TYRONE, JONES
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16 3410 W 13TH ST .725.26
M C G R AW T Y R O N E ,
MOORE & PENZEL LOT 15
BLOCK 3 1860 S SUMMIT ST
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MCGRAW TYRONE, BRAD-
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3722 W 17TH ST BRAD-
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1,144.54
MCGRAW TYRONE, BOW-
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369.06
MCHENRY NATHANIEL JR,
SOUTH SIDE ADDN LOT
1 BLOCK 0 2 WHITMORE
CIR .............................145.62
MCINTOSH SHIRLEY A,
HARLTON ADDN LOT 20
BLOCK 0 39 ALLYSON CIR
1,191.88
MCKEE W MATHEW / JA-
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7 BLOCK 40 6417 CLARK ST
LOTS 7, 8 & 9............938.10
MCKENZIE KATIE MARIE,
CAPITOL HILL EXT LOT 11
BLOCK 3 1104 DENNISON
ST ........................... 1,145.70
MCKENZIE MURVELLA,
BROOKFIELD SUB LOT 143
BLOCK 0 22 BROOKLAWN
DR .......................... 1,832.38
MCKENZIE OVERDIS &
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1 LOT 7 BLOCK 0 3703 TU-
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MCKEOWN MARY F, INDI-
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61 7700 OAK RIDGE RD ....
3,831.36
MCKEOWN ROBERT J,
MCCONNELLS 5TH ADDN
LOT F MACARTHUR DR
IMPS ONLY MCCONNELLS
5TH ADDN REPLAT OF LOT
F AS F-1 THIS IO SITS ON
33N-178.00-001.00 ...831.12
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CHENAULT NICOLE L, 2N-
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E1 /2 NE NW 6 2N 11W ......
257.47
MCNEAL CAROLYN REV
TR, 1N-12-08 2524 ALLIS
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ALLIS ST 606’ S OF THE IN-
TERSECTION OF E LINE OF
ALLIS ST & THE S LINE OF
ASHER AVE OR LR-HS EXC
89 SQFT FOR R/W PER 05-
013214 .......................642.72
MCPEACE LATRENDA, 1N-
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RD LT 7 CLOVERDALE
SUB LESS & EXC PT LT 7
CLOVERDALE SUB MPDA
COM AT THE SE COR LT 7
TH N0*E76.9’ TO POB TH
N38*W56’ W80.4’ N51*03’
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W78.5’ TO POB 36-1N-13W
1,935.63
MCPHERSON JAMES AND
RANDI, PARK RUBY LOT 4
BLOCK 0 513 MIMI LN ........
3,049.08
MCQUISTON EVA BAKER,
CREST VIEW LOT 3 BLOCK
4 118 SKYLINE DR CREST-
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4 & E 1/2 OF LT 5 43,638.62
MCQUISTON R T, SKY WAY
LOT 0 BLOCK 43 81 SUNSET
DR SKY WAY SUB DIVISION
TRACT 43 .............. 2,324.96
MCWILLIAMS JEFFERY/
MORRIS PAMELA, SOUTH-
WEST ACRES LOT 431
BLOCK 0 9702 SOUTHWEST
DR ..............................911.62
MEEKS MARION, 1N-14-
08 1621 IRENE LN PT SW
NW BEG SW CR N784 73’
S73* E129 4’ S6*W2’ S79*35’
E209’ N6* E209’ S79*E258
03’ S3*W858 3’ S87* W533
2’ TO POB EXC THAT PT SW
NW MPDA COM SW COR
SW NW & RUN TH N87&28’
13E AL THE SLN SD SW NW
532.49’ TH N0*42’ 06W PA-
RA WITH WLN SW NW FOR
408’ TO POB TH S87*28’ 13
W PARA SD SLN THEREOF
376.04’ N35*20’ 52E145.7’
N25*55’ 21 E167.96’ TH S66
1,658.23
MELDRUM TIMOTHY, PINE
FOREST LOT 98 BLOCK 0
1701 PINEWOOD DR560.50
MENDEZ JOSE CARLOS/
GUARDADO ROSA AMINTA,
HOLTS INDUSTRIAL LOT 5
BLOCK 11 1511 MARION
ST ...............................977.32
MENDIETA-RUBIO FRAN-
CISCO, BARROW JOHN
7L LOT 3 BLOCK 116 3112
BOYD ST LOTS 3 & 4 BLK
116 14 1N 13W..........569.74
MEREDITH JAMES D, GAR-
DEN HOMES EXT LOT 10
BLOCK 5 1704 E 21ST ST..
314.87
METRO REAL ESTATE LLC,
DIMAC MFG SUB LOT 1
BLOCK 0 11710 VIMY RIDGE
RD ........................ 13,169.28
MEYER DONALD CHRIS-
TIAN, POINT O`WOODS
ADDN LOT 57 BLOCK 0 14
POINT O WOODS DR707.90
MICROTRADE LLC, ALEX-
ANDER LOT 12 BLOCK 44
15211 MAIN ST ..... 1,043.74
MID SOUTH PROPERTIES
LLC, THE MEADOWS LOT
153 BLOCK 0 200 WILD-
FLOWER DR ......... 2,743.58
MILLER ANGELA, ROCKY
CREEK LOT 18 BLOCK 0
7208 YORKWOOD DR ........
1,875.66
MILLER EBONY MARIE &
C T, 1S-11-18 12931 SCOTT
DR PT NE SE BEG 410’ N
OF SW COR TH E315’ NW’
LY PARA TO RR 420’ W200’
S386’ TO POB 18-1S-11W ..
658.55
MILLER PAUL THOMAS,
CHICKASAW PLACE LOT
6 BLOCK 1 1824 S WOOD-
ROW ST ....................739.08
MILLER RUSSELL PAINTER
JR, WEST JACKSONVILLE
SUB #1 LOT 68 BLOCK 0 301
WARREN ST ......... 1,582.10
MILLER SIDNEY/SHAN-
TAIL, WESTLAWN #2 LOT
22 BLOCK 0 NANCY CT .....
280.20
MILLER WILLIE C, MC-
LEANS LOT 10 BLOCK 1
708 KIMBALL ST.......363.24
MILLS WM KEITH, BROAD-
MOOR NORTH LOT 86
BLOCK 0 1711 CHARLOTTE
CT........................... 1,683.14
MILNER ARTIST/BARBA-
RA/WALK, GROPPER LAKE
SUB (UNREC) LOT PAR 7229
HIGHWAY 365 S GROPPER
LAKE SUB (UNREC) PT
PARK PT SW 33-2S-11W
MPDA PT NE SW & SE SW
COM NW COR NE SW S0*57’
11 E1045.98’ AL WLN S59*11’
28E75.51’ S35*42’ 02E102.39’
TO POB N86*29’ 28E130’
S40*40’ 22E344.73’ S50*26’
41W248.85’ N30*25’ 16
W151.95’ N25*02’ 53W52.62’
N38*37’ 24W65.88’ N28*0’
22W33.19’ N09*31’ 38W35.10’
N29*0’ 13E11.90’ .........76.65
MILTON WILLIE MAE, WEL-
DON E WRIGHT’ S LOT 8
BLOCK 8 2020 S GAINES
ST ........................... 2,609.06
MILWOOD LLOYD, BELLA
VISTA LOT 7 BLOCK 0 110
SUNSET LN ..............691.00
MINEFEE JENNIFER, SUN-
NYSIDE HILLS ADDN TO
JACK LOT 62 BLOCK 0 195
ROOSEVELT RD ......379.61
MITCHELL CAROLYN, HAR-
ROD C W LOT 51 BLOCK 0
W 43RD ST C W HARROD
W30’ OF LT 51 ............61.78
MITCHELL CHRISTOHER,
3N-12-31 MUNDO RD PT
W1/2 NW BEG 906.4’ S &
S87*24’ E233’ OF NW COR
NW N5*5’ E200’ MOL S87*33’
E78’ S200’ MOL W100’ TO
POB 31-3N-12W .........92.40
MITCHELL CURTIS JR,
COLLEGE ADDN LOT 5
BLOCK 0 1008 E 11TH ST LT
5 & 30’ S & ADJ TO LT 5 BE-
ING N1/2 E10TH ST CLOSED
PER ORD #3456 6-14-65 ....
735.59
MITCHELL DAMIAN O,
POE`S SUB LOT 4 BLOCK
13 306 SHORT ST ....279.28
MITCHELL LOUISE V,
LASKERS LOT 12 BLOCK 6
1701 W LONG 17TH ST......
1,303.44
MITCHELL SIM & HELEN,
CHERRY & COX LOT 8
BLOCK 32 1921 S TYLER
ST ........................... 3,132.93
MONDRAGON MIGUEL,
BROADMOOR ADDN LOT 67
BLOCK 0 11 BELLEMEADE
DR .......................... 1,128.74
MONDRAGON MIGUEL,
BROADMOOR ADDN LOT
201 BLOCK 0 20 BROAD-
MOOR DR ............. 1,718.52
MONTS ANGELA MOSLEY/
MOSLEY JOSEPH/KEVIN,
DAVIS ADDN LOT 8 BLOCK
3 1400 MAGNOLIA ST855.36
MOORE ARCHIE JR & TINA,
UNIVERSITY PARK NO LOT
28 BLOCK 0 6609 STERLING
DR .......................... 2,928.93
MOORE ERICA L/BRADLEY
ALICIA, 1S-11-06 9710 HIGH-
WAY 365 S PT S32 AC OF
N64 AC OF SE BEG 980.1’
S AND 596’ E OF CTR SEC
TH S89.1’ E261.5’ TO W R/W
AR STATE HWY 65 TH N89.1’
W261.5’ TO POB EXC S25’
FOR HOSIE RD R/W PER
07-026354 6 1S 11W ..52.16
MOORE JULIUS, 1S-11-06
WILLIAMS RD PT 1-3 NW 6
1S 11W ........................26.90
MOORE JULIUS, EAST-
VIEW PH IV TO JACK LOT 45
BLOCK 0 SHANNONDOHA
ST .................................18.52
MOORE JULIUS, WOOD-
LAND RIDGE LOT 71 BLOCK
0 5500 BRUSH CREEK AVE
257.62
MOORE JULIUS, EAST-
VIEW PH IV TO JACK LOT
68 BLOCK 0 NINA ST.18.52
MOORE JULIUS, EAST-
VIEW PH IV TO JACK LOT 44
BLOCK 0 SHANNONDOHA
ST .................................18.52
MOORE JUSTIN LAMAR,
ARROW HEAD MANOR LOT
32 BLOCK 3 1933 BROKEN
ARROW DR........... 2,617.42
MOORE KINDA D, CEDAR
HEIGHTS LOT 9 BLOCK 2
1713 S CEDAR ST .....95.40
MOORE THURMAN/GLEN-
DA ANN, PINE FOREST LOT
33 BLOCK 0 4609 W 16TH
ST ...............................845.38
MOORE TRAVIS WALKER/
AMBER C, 3N-10-31 715
TRICKEY LN PT NW NE BEG
400’ E & 418’ S OF NW COR
S210’ E209’ N210’ W209’ TO
BEG 31 3N 10W........260.92
MOORE VICKIE, MEADOW
PARK LOT 25 BLOCK 5 109
PRAIRIE VIEW DR ...421.90
MORALES GLORIA KA-
RINA FLORES, SKYLARK
ADDN LOT 7 BLOCK 1 7417
VALLEY DR ...............983.20
MORALES RUEBEN &
DELGADO MARIA, 2N-12-
15 4908 PIKE AVE PT SW
SE BEG 890’ N & 20’ E OF
SW COR E 150’ S 50’ W 150’
N50’ TO BEG C/O 31331 15
2N 12W .................. 1,022.86
MOREHEAD JANICE A,
BARGER REP OF VICTORY
GDNS LOT 4 BLOCK 0 6416
SIDNEY RD BARGER REP
TRS 7 TO 10 VICTORY GDN
AC 4 .............................25.72
MORENO MARIO P/TERE-
SA C, JACKSONVILLE LOT 7
BLOCK 10 308 WALNUT ST
600.04
MORENO PROPERTIES
LLC, SUNNYSIDE HILLS
ADDN TO JACK LOT 37
BLOCK 0 105 LEE AVE .......
5,162.65
MORRIS FLOY KATHERYN,
WOODLAWN LOT 12 BLOCK
1 W 33RD ST ..............95.40
MORRIS FLOY KATHERYN,
WOODLAWN LOT 2 BLOCK
2 W 33RD ST ..............95.40
MORRIS KAMARA O,
STRICKLAND ESTATES LOT
1 20601 HWY 300 (SPUR)
LOT 1 STRICKLAND ES-
TATES .................... 1,102.89
M O R R I S S H R E T TA ,
WRIGHT`S SUB OF
HANEY`S LOT 001 BLOCK
4 E 16TH ST ALL BLK’ S 4,5,6
AND 8 ........................455.30
MORRIS STEVEN D, YORK-
WOOD LOT 193 BLOCK 0
11008 WARREN RD1,641.56
MOSCONE FAMILY PROP-
E R T I E S L L C , N O RT H -
SHORE BUSINESS PARK
SUB LOT 5R BLOCK 5 7705
NORTHSHORE PL 5R BLK
5 ........................... 13,481.02
M O S E S C H A M I LTO N ,
WRIGHTSVILLE LOT 10
BLOCK 24 OAK ST.....17.10
M O S E S C H A M I LTO N ,
WRIGHTSVILLE LOT 7
BLOCK 24 4TH ST .....17.10
M O S E S C H A M I LTO N ,
WRIGHTSVILLE LOT 11
BLOCK 24 OAK ST.....17.10
M O S E S C H A M I LTO N ,
WRIGHTSVILLE LOT 9
BLOCK 24 OAK ST.....17.10
MOSES ELIZABETH,
BRADDOCKS BLVD L3 LOT
1 BLOCK 40 3301 MARTIN
LUTHER KING DR W90’ OF
1 & 2 S10’ OF E50’ OF 2 .....
178.52
MOSES ELIZABETH, FAIR-
FIELD SUB LOT 6 BLOCK 4
7425 REDWOOD DR793.02
MOSES ELIZABETH, BAR-
ROW JOHN 4L LOT 12
BLOCK 52 3121 WALKER
ST ...............................203.22
MOSES ELIZABETH C,
CITY OF LR L16 LOT 11-12
BLOCK 315 S CROSS ST
ALL OF LTS 11 & W29’ OF
LT 12 ..........................187.80
MOSLEY DERRICK, PINE
FOREST LOT 77 BLOCK 0
1721 GREEN MEADOW DR
943.28
MOSLEY JOHN, SCOTT
PLANTATION SUB LOT 36R
BLOCK 0 BAYOU DR BEING
A REPLAT OF LT’ S 34 TH-
RU 38 & RECREATION AREA
SCOTT PLANTATION SUB &
LT 107 RIVER MANOR ES-
TATES & PT SOY BEAN RD
NOW REPLATTED AS LT
36R.............................797.64
MOSLEY JOHN, SCOTT
PLANTATION SUB LOT 35R
BAYOU DR BEING A RE-
PLAT OF LT’ S 34 THRU 38 &
RECREATION AREA SCOTT
PLANTATION SUB & LT 107
RIVER MANOR ESTATES &
PT SOY BEAN RD NOW RE-
PLATTED AS LT 35R 866.33
MUHAMMAD BILAL, CHES-
TERFIELD SQUARE LOT 10
BLOCK 3 2113 S VALENTINE
ST ...............................703.68
M U H A M M E D S U LTA N
Z, JOHNSON S J LOT 9
BLOCK 23 4312 W 19TH ST
S J JOHNSON E24’ OF 9 23
458.84
MULT, TANGLEWOOD LOT
87 BLOCK 0 5700 DEL PRA-
DO DR ................... 1,697.52
MURPHY LIVING TRUST,
CARDINAL HGTS ADDN LOT
80 BLOCK 0 6401 SANDPIP-
ER DR .................... 3,161.54
MURPHY RANDY G, CITY
OF LR L11 LOT 3 & PART
OF 4 BLOCK 201 1511 S
BROADWAY ST LOT 3 AND
THE N47.5’ OF LOT 4 BLK
201 10 1N 12W ..... 1,669.08
M U R R AY D O N / A P S I E ,
SHERWOOD NORTH LOT
19 BLOCK 2 116 SUGAR
MAPLE DR ............ 1,039.16
MURRAY KENNETH BER-
NARD, CITY OF LR L13 LOT
1-2 BLOCK 242 901 DAISY
L GATSON BATES DR CITY
OF L R LT 1 & N33 1/3 OF 2
242 ......................... 2,142.84
MURRY W T III, S UNIVER-
SITY AVE PT LT 5 SUB DIV
S1/2 NE NE BEG SWCOR N
ON W LN 93 15’ TO POB N79
80’ E242 6 FT TO W LN UNIV
AVE S’ LY ON R/W 80’ W237
3’ TO POB 25 1N 13W.........
1,552.64
MURRY W T III, 5922 S UNI-
VERSITY AVE PT LOT 5 SUB
DIV S1/2NE NE BEG 161 5
N OF SW COR S 89* E 242
6’ TO W R/W NEW HWY 67
& 70 N 5*41’ ON HWY 175’
W260 5’ S 167’ TO BEG 25
1N 13W .................. 7,643.53
MURTHA PATRICK TIMO-
THY/MURTHA JUSTIN PAT-
RICK, ALLEN`S HIGHWAY
GARDENS SILVER MAPLE
TRL N LITTLE ROCK, AR
72118 THE E128.62’ OF
W508.62’ OF S220’ OF LT 5
BLK 1 .........................100.46
MUSSER MARY/DANNY,
WOODLAND RIDGE LOT
37 BLOCK 0 5221 HOLLY
SPRINGS BLVD .... 1,915.08
MYERS JAMES P, JET CITY
SUBDIVISION LOT 2 BLOCK
9 CENTENNIAL RD ......9.44
NALLS CLARENCE T JR/
GLORIA, CHOCTAW LOT A
BLOCK 42 120 S SPRUCE
ST LOT A BLOCK 42 CHOC-
TAW ADDITION (LOT A BE-
ING A REPLAT OF LOTS 1,
2 & 3 BLOCK 42) .. 2,534.56
NALLS CLARENCE T JR/
GLORIA, CHOCTAW LOT C
BLOCK 42 116 S SPRUCE ST
LOT C BLOCK 42 CHOCTAW
(LOT C BEING A REPLAT OF
LOTS 1, 2 & 3 BLOCK 42) ..
5,240.42
NARVIND HOSPITALITY
LLC, MAIN GATE DEVELOP-
MENT AREA LOT 1R BLOCK
0 1800 JOHN HARDEN DR
BEING A REPLAT OF TR 1
PLOT 6 NOW REPLATTED
AS LT 1R 14E634.6’ S36*
15W58.4’ S40*40 W375.2’
TO BEG ............... 37,553.20
N A S H H O WA R D L E E /
LAKISHA M, MEAD LOT 27
BLOCK D 3416 3 M RD.......
490.29
NATIONAL STREETBALL
ATHLETIC ASN INC/JACK-
SON ESTER, EAST AR-
GENTA LOT 4 BLOCK 18
1101 E BROADWAY ST LTS
4 & 5 BLK 18 EXC 1683 SQ
FT FOR E BROADWAY R/W
AND EXC 723 SQ FT FOR E
BROADWAY R/W PER CV06-
707 35-2N12W ...... 1,337.01
NBT CONSTRUCTION LLC,
WORTHEN & BROWN LOT
12 BLOCK 4 2808 W DAISY
L GATSON BATES DR ........
1,131.83
N E A L H O M E R / E TA L ,
PLEASANTREE 2ND LOT 2
BLOCK 7 2 PICKERING DR
798.74
NECHAY VITALIY, JONES
& WORTHEN LOT 7 BLOCK
23 3022 W 14TH ST JONES
& WORTHEN W 46 2/3 OF 7
& 8 ................................72.30
NELSON ALLAN, 2N-13-07
9623 PINNACLE VALLEY
RD IMPS ONLY PT SE NW
& PT SW NE BEG 330’ S NW
COR SE NW E1111.3’ S417.4’
E208.7’ N132’ E330’ S132’
W330’ S555’ W1320’ N967.4’
TO POB EXC PT SW NE
SECT 7 MPDA COM AT PT
726’ N SW COR SW NE TH E
AL SLN 330’ TO SE COR TH
S132’ W330’ N132’ TO POB
7-2N-13W............... 2,048.94
NELSON JASON, TAMA-
RACK PINES HPR LOT 48
BLOCK APT 2001 RESER-
VOIR RD 48........... 2,018.86
NELSON LAWRENCE D /
WM D SR & HAZEL-L/E,
2N-10-06 VALENTIE RD PT
SE SE BEG 700’ N OF SE
COR & 240 FT NW ON DICK
JETER RD S 415’ NW PAR-
ALLEL TO RD 105’ N 415’ TO
RD SE ON R/W 105’ TO BEG
TR L 6-2N-10W ...........30.48
NELSON MARK CHRISTO-
PHER, 2N-13-07 WILKENS
LN 1 AC IN SW COR W1/2
W1/2 FRL NW NW 7 2N
13W ............................388.56
NELSON MICHAEL L,
STARDUST VILLAGE LOT 22
BLOCK 0 10215 MILKYWAY
DR STARDUST VILLAGE
S68 1’ OF N78 3’ OF LT 22 .
 Pulaski County Two Year Deliquent Real Estate (2017 Year) v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 29F
.... 1,844.84 611.32 ALL LTS 1 & 2 ........4,582.96 1221 RESERVOIR RD WHITE QUALLS REVO TR, 1,305.02 POB............................ 482.24 OF SW COR TH N11,450.83 LOT 7 BLOCK 27 2022 S
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OT281.74 W177.4’ S85*56’ E170.78’ TO ALL 10 7..................1,456.76 RAINTREE LN CLOSED BY DORCHESTER DR PARK- ON R/W HARRIS RD SW’ LY BLOCK 0 39 CREEKRIDGE COR S104 44’ W29 3’ N104 RD TO W LINE NE N 100’ TO
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5,6S29*41’ 23E AL E’ LY LN LT 2,140.33 1,516.80 POB N88*08’ 30W300.20’ QUALLS WAMES M, VES- DAR ST...................3,876.21 LT TH S89*58’ 44E 83.86’ DOCKS BLVD L2 LOT 12 PLEASANT VALLEY LOT
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H -ADDN LOT 8 BLOCK 23 2420 SOUTH PL PT NE SW BEG APPROX 50’ TO POB TH GENTA LOT 10 BLOCK 13 MPDA BEG NE COR NW LLC, WALTHOUR SUB OF ROLAND MONTINE, PICK- DR ...........................2,062.00 E1/2 OF 5 & 6.........1,526.06
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MA- OMAHA MUTUAL LAND 1L LOT 5 BLOCK 10 3300 S89*E176.5’ TO POB 33-2N- 3 3509 W 10TH ST T B MAR- POB EXC BEG SW COR NE RODRIGUEZ CARLOS, VILLAGE LOT 96 BLOCK 0 5 PT NE NE BEG SE COR SOUTHERLAND TIMOTHY
48TRUST, ROLLING PINES WHITFIELD ST N9 6’ OF LT 13 ............................4,787.76 TINS W1/2 OF LT 2 & E12 1/2’ NW N46.55’ N89*E657.88’ SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN SMOKING OAKS CV ROLL- N430 2’ S43*18W 190 62’ L/SUSAN D, CRESTVIEW
ER-LOT 22 BLOCK 0 9516 5 & ALL LT 6 ...........1,514.56 POOLE JERRY, LAKEVIEW OF LT 3 3 ................... 155.48 S49’ TO SLN S89*W657.88 TO JACK LOT 481 BLOCK ING OAKS TO PALARM VIL TO POB S43*18W106 38’ ADDN LOT 9 BLOCK 4 300
86 WOODLAND DR ....1,812.50 PEP BOYS, SPRINGHILL PLACE HPR LOT 4D BLOCK PULASKI LANDS LLC, FT TO POB 35-1N-14W15.85 0 140 NORTH AVE LOT 481 96 ............................1,417.06 N49*W67’ TO E R/W HWY N HOSPITAL DR LTS 9 & 10
D / ORELLANA ABIMAEL, W DEV LOT 4 BLOCK 5 4228 E 0 600 PINE FOREST DR 4 D WORTHEN WAT LOT 16 REGNIER J G, STRATFORD EXC 1776 SQ FT MOL FOR SCALES NAPOLEON NICK 161 N47*12W 342 2’ N43*4 2,635.29
/E,BINGHAM RD PART NE SE MCCAIN BLVD .....34,123.28 3,458.36 BLOCK 10 2412 S RINGO COURT HPR LOT 13 BLOCK GRAHAM RD R/W PER 2010 JR, PETTEFERS LOT 3 3E106 38’ S47*30E408 39’ TO SPECK STEPHEN/BAR-
PTSECTION 34-1S-12 MPDA PERRY DOROTHY, PINE- POPE JUSTIN, LANSBROOK ST ............................... 287.90 0 1919 GEORGIA AVE 13 046795 29 3N 10W ... 389.36 BLOCK 7 2703 CUMBER- POB162N11 ................. 26.90 FIELD JANA, BEAU VUE
SECOM SW COR NE SE TH WOOD 1 L LOT 31 BLOCK 0 LOT 11 BLOCK 2 2508 AM- PULASKI LANDS LLC, UNIT 13...................1,452.10 RODRIGUEZ DANIEL/JUAN LAND ST.................... 144.68 SIMS BERNADETTE/DAVIS ESTATES (UNREC) 121
CKN88*55’ E ALONG THE SLN 3312 ARAPAHO TRL1,290.44 BERLY DR ................. 506.69 OAKDALE LOT 5 BLOCK REICH MARILYN, SCHLEN- CARLOS, BOOHER`S ADDN SCALES ONITA, 1S-11-07 DOROTHY, BROADMOOR BEAU VUE TER TRACT 29
AR-NE SE 349’ TO THE POB TH PERRY PERCY JR, GAR- PORTER RUTH, 1S-12-30 3 CHARLYNE AVE LITTLE KER LOT 5, 6 BLOCK 5 LOT 5 BLOCK 21 3520 PARK- 11800 HIGHWAY 365 S PT ADDN LOT 85 BLOCK 0 10 BEAU VUE ESTATES UNRE-
TON690.5’ TO THE S’ LY R/W DEN HOMES EXT LOT 9 16305 ROWE RD PT W1/2 ROCK, AR 72210 UND 1/9 SLINKER RD THE W6’ OF ER ST BOOHER S50’ OF NORTH 5 ACRES OF S1/2 SE ARCHWOOD DR ...1,497.37 CORDED SUBDIVISION MP-
EGBINGHAM ROAD TH ALONG BLOCK 7 1912 SECURITY NE SE COM NW COR W1/2 INT IN ALL OF LTS 5,6,7 & 8 LOT 5 & ALL OF LOT 6 BLK W10’ OF 5 & S50’ OF 6 ........ SE SECTION 7-1S-11 MPDA SIMS JIBRIL E, BROWNING DA PART SECTION 18-2N-13
48 T H E S O U T H E R LY R / W AVE ............................ 189.36 NE SE TH S808.08’ TO 5.04 5 7 1S 11W .................. 75.63 671.68 BEG 28’ S OF NLN S1/2 SE PLACE LOT 34 BLOCK 0 8 COM NE COR SECTION 18
TO-OF ROAD N69*13’ E61.42’ PERSINGER ORALENE, POB TH E302’ N204’ W111’ PURE LAND INC, WELCH REINHART RICKY D, 2N- RODRIGUEZ VICTOR/ SE LYING ON W R/W HWY NANTUCKET CIR ..... 740.68 TH S00*00’ 00W3371.26’
NSN80*19’ E87.63’ S86*21’ PROTHRO SUB LOT 0 MOL S25’ W210’ S176.7’ TO SAM LOT 1 BLOCK 11 4423 12-08 7307 CON ARK DR PT BLACKLAW KATHERINE, 365 TH W365’ S141’ TO SLN SIMS RUTH C, MASON- N90*00’ 00W866.40’ TO POB
1/2E89.29; S74*12’ E78.5’ TH BLOCK 223 615 GARDENIA POB EXC 30’ STRIP WITH W 23RD ST ............... 103.91 SW NW BG NW CR S630 89’ 4N-11-25 13304 PETERS RD S1/2 SE SE TH E TO W R/W IC LOT 1 BLOCK 10 1100 TH S46*11’ 19E65.73’ S38*53’
2NLEAVING ROAD R/W S694.5’ AVE PROTHRO SUB DIV CLN MPDA COM NW COR QATOUM SAED, CHICKA- S37* E 141 10’ S238 31’ S49* PT NW NW SECTION 25-4N- LN HWY 365 NW’ RLY AL WELCH ST ............. 1,117.96 40E319.30’ S30*17’ 36E61.12’
56 TO THE SLN NE SE TH 1941 REPLAT E 120’ OF S 50’ S1*W676.09’ FOR POB TH SAW PLACE LOT 4 BLOCK E273 21’ N4* E133 2’ S85* 11 MPDA COM AT THE SE R/W TO POB & PT NORTH 5 S I N G L E TO N A N I TA R , N59*42’ 24E15’ S28*33’
L ,S88*55’ W ALONG THE SLN OF N 106’ OF BLK 223-1941 S79*E305.46’ TO POB 30 1S 1 1812 S WOODROW ST .... E267 26’ S49* E220 77’ TO W COR NW NW TH W307.95’ ACRES OF S1/2 SE SE SEC- FARMERE`S 4TH LOT 25 06E69.18’ S09*50’ 02E140.48’
T 22308.5’ TO THE POB .. 222.60 REPLAT ..................... 542.36 12W ............................ 343.88 64.60 R/W CON ARK DR S26* W55’ TO THE POB TH CONT AL TION 7 MPDA BEG 250’ E OF BLOCK 0 111 FARMERE N88*28’ 35W55.02’ N89*42’
WAY ORSBORN PENNY J/NIKI- PERSON SCOTT/ELIZA- PR BARRINGTON HILLS QUALLS REVO TR, MORRIS TO POB N56* W146.15’ S26* WLN 340.31’ N0*04’ 33E220 NW COR THEREOF TH E TO CIR ............................. 615.86 10W531.25’ N88*51’
GETA, BUTLERS R C LOT 5 BETH, LINCOLN PARK LOT LLC, WHITE ROCK TER- MANOR 2ND LOT 16 BLOCK W92.57’ S56* E 146.87’ N26* 69’ N85*26’ 26E325.99’ TH A PT 495’ W OF W R/W HWY SINGLETON FAM REVO LIV 52W257.34’ N42*56’
2 . BLOCK 5 4024 W 26TH ST . 1 BLOCK 31 513 N POLK ST RACE ADD LOT 1 BLOCK 0 0 DORCHESTER DR 280.20 E100’ TO POB 8 2N 12......... S3*36’ 41E247.09’ TO THE 365 S169’ W TO A PT 250’ E TR, WELDON E WRIGHT’ S 29E722.83 ..............5,433.04
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SPENCER HENDERSON,
PETTEFERS LOT 5 BLOCK
1 301 E ROOSEVELT RD ....
429.58
SPENCER HENDERSON,
PARK ADDN LOT 9 BLOCK
18 1713 DENNISON ST .......
136.21
SPENCER HENDERSON,
PETTEFERS LOT 6 BLOCK
1 300 E 26TH ST ...... 157.77
SPENCER HENDERSON,
824 STONE ST PT SW NE
BG SW CR2*E597’ N82*E30
46’ TO POB N82* E ALONG
N R/W STONE ST 121 03’
N3*W142 35’ N80*W104
54’ TO E R/W OF JAMES
ST S2*W174 41’ TO POB
30-3N-10W .............5,243.41
SPERRY GLENN, 3N-13-15
18410 MACARTHUR DR PT
SE SE BG 30’ W & 30’ N OF
SE CR TH N210’ W180’ S210’
E180’ TO BG C/O 33980 15
3N 13 ......................2,826.06
SPERRY GLENN & BECKY,
3N-13-15 14423 SMALLING
RD PT SE SE COM SE COR
N240’ W30’ FOR POB N AL
SMALLING RD 180’ W180’
S180’ E180’ 15 3N 13W........
2,321.13
SPERRY LYLE ADAM HAR-
RISON, ALLEN`S HIGHWAY
GARDENS LOT 018 BLOCK 1
15123 CEDAR LN THE S180’
OF THE E1/2 OF LOT 18 BLK
1 LESS & EXC THE E190’ OF
THE S180’ OF THE E1/2 LT
18 BLK 1 .................... 547.70
SPILLERS AMANDA, 2S-11-
30 27307 W HENSLEY LOOP
PT SE SE BEG 324’ E OF
SW COR N216’ E108’ S216’
W108’ TO BEG 30 2S 11W ..
308.42
SPRING NORMAN, BAR-
ROW JOHN 6L LOT 7 BLOCK
83 3001 COBB ST JOHN
BARROW LT 7 N1/2 OF 8 83
398.80
SQUARE DEAL INC,
W O RT H E N WAT L O T 5
BLOCK 14 PULASKI ST WAT
WORTHEN N18’ OF S25’ OF
W64 1/2’ 5.................. 308.56
ST CLAIR JESSIE M, MAR-
SHALL & WOLFE LOT 11-12
BLOCK 7 2109 MARYLAND
AVE MARSHALL & WOLFE
W35’ OF 11&12 7 ...3,956.96
STACKHOUSE TRACY LOU-
ISE, HELTON ADDN LOT 3
BLOCK 0 1301 W 48TH ST .
2,705.60
STACKHOUSE TRACY LOU-
ISE, HELTON ADDN LOT 1
BLOCK 0 1309 W 48TH ST .
1,637.18
STACKHOUSE TRACY LOU-
ISE, HELTON ADDN LOT 2
BLOCK 0 1305 W 48TH ST .
1,637.18
STACY JAMES/SECRET,
4N-11-02 HIGHWAY 107 N1/2
NW NW, 2 4N 11W ..... 84.96
STAFF SHIRLEY ANN, TWIN
LAKES SUB DIV LOT 473
BLOCK 0 2005 ROMINE RD
2,665.66
STANCIL ROBT & GRACE,
EBENDALE LOT 19 BLOCK
4 3108 S STATE ST EBEN-
DALE LOTS 19 & 20 4 .........
3,287.79
STARKS MELVIN L, 2N-11-
28 LOT 88 BLOCK 0 6904
LEE RD EUREKA GDNS AN-
NEX W 50’ TR 88 ...... 484.33
STARLING LULA M, DILL
SUB LOT 53 BLOCK 0 4615
DILL RD DILLS SUB OF SEC
22 LTS 53-54&55 ...... 560.69
STEBBINS GEO H, CHICOT
MANOR LOT 8 BLOCK 0
7710 EAGLE DR ....... 681.20
S T E P H E N S D AV I D ,
LEAWOOD HEIGHTS LOT
8 BLOCK 0 7621 LEAWOOD
BLVD .......................3,336.68
STEPHENSON DELMON L,
RUFFIN SUB LOT 1 BLOCK
0 1001 E 46TH ST 1 2285.40
STEPHENSON LASHONDA,
BOOKER TERRACE LOT 2
BLOCK 18 1014 E 46TH ST
90.18
STEPHENSON THERESA,
CHERRYDALE (UNREC) LOT
10 BLOCK TR CHERRYDALE
RD CHERRYDALE (UNREC)
TR 10 PT NW SE COM NW
COR NW SE S935’ TO POB
E200’ S111.9’ S89*47’ W200’
N111.9’ TO POB .......... 49.26
STEWARDS OF CHRIST
OUTREACH, DIXIE SUB LOT
18 BLOCK 1 1016 N I ST .....
420.00
STEWARDS OF CHRIST
OUTREACH, DIXIE SUB LOT
19 BLOCK 1 1012 N I ST .....
32.38
STEWART BARBARA, TUX-
EDO PARK LOT 30 BLOCK 2
MARTEL AVE .............. 95.40
STEWART EUNICE PHIL-
LIPS, 1N-13-31 8105 CAL-
LEGHAN RD E1/2 S1/2 S1/2
OF FOLLOWING DESC
PROP 4AC SQ OFF SW COR
SW NE SAID LAND BEG SW
COR SW SW NE TH N420’
TH E420’ TH S420’ TH W420’
TO POB (THE LAND HERE-
IN CONVEYED WILL BE
110’ N TO S & 210’ E TO W)
31-1N-13W ................ 175.10
STEWART LEE ANNA, RED
OAK LOT 27 BLOCK 0 11401
HIGHWAY 365 S ....... 326.68
STIGALL D L, 2S-11-33
7507 HOOKS RD PT SE NW
COM SE COR SE NW TH
N0*25’ E73 7’ N88*35’ W150’
FOR POB TH S0*25’ W73.7’
N88*35’ W58.7’ N0*25’ E208.7’
S88*35’ E208.7’ S0*25’ W35’
W150’ S100’ TO POB 33 2S
11W. LEGAL FOR TAXATION
PURPOSES ONLY.... 432.06
STONE ANDREW J, PARK-
WAY PLACE LOT 7 BLOCK
9 14116 HIGH POINT DR.....
1,714.38
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
LLC, TWIN LAKES SUB DIV
LOT 231 BLOCK 0 1615 JU-
NIOR DEPUTY RD 1,778.62
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
LLC, CAPITOL VIEW LOT 9
BLOCK 8 219 BARTON ST..
4,592.98
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
LLC, BUHLERS 10TH LOT
4 BLOCK 2 1813 S VAN BU-
REN ST...................1,928.02
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
LLC, AUTEN & MOSS LOT 3
BLOCK 5 1910 KAVANAUGH
BLVD AUTEN & MOSS W1/2
OF S1/2 OF 3 & W1/2 OF 4 &
5 5 ...........................9,260.72
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
L L C , D U VA L L ` S L O T 1
BLOCK 419 2201 S SCOTT
ST DUVALLS W 100 FT OF
1, 2 & 3 419 ............9,612.60
STONEKEY PROPERTIES
LLC, CHERRY & COX LOT
10 BLOCK 56 2505 S TYLER
ST ............................1,877.20
STOVALL CAROLYN, DIXIE
SUB LOT 13 BLOCK 15 900
N G ST ....................1,039.68
S T R I C K L A N D D AV I D ,
BROADMOOR NORTH LOT
14 BLOCK 0 1805 FAIR OAKS
DR ...........................3,103.02
STRICKLIN GLOVER W,
RUNYAN AC LOT 16 BLOCK
0 6 BAUER DR.......... 962.58
STRICKLIN JAMES L
& MARY SUE, SYLVAN
ACRES LOT 24 BLOCK 2
2005 HATCHER RD PT LT
24 BEG NW COR TH AL S
R/W COUNTY RD S84*09’ 40
E51 73’ S00*01’ 51W177 91’
S84*52’ 00W51 50’ N187.90’
TO POB ..................... 594.67
STROUD JERRY & DEBBIE,
1S-13-11 10712 CHICOT RD
PT S1/2 NE NE COM NE
COR TH 30’ TO W R/W LN
CHICOT RD S AL R/W 110’
TO POB S94 35’ W134 95’
N0*6’ E93 78’ N89*43’ E134
83’ TO POB & COM NE
COR W30’ TO W R/W LN
SD CHICOT RD S204.35’ TO
POB S68’ S89*51’ W135.1’
N0*6’ E68.25’ E134.95’ TO
POB 11-1S-13W .....1,174.92
STUART ADRIAN CURTIS,
JET CITY SUBDIVISION LOT
4 BLOCK 7 LUCILE ST JET
CITY SUB S 25’ OF 4 & N 50’
OF 5 7 .......................... 11.96
STUCKEY B & MURPHY E,
INDUSTRIAL PARK ANNEX
#2 LOT 8 BLOCK 31 E 6TH
ST INDUSTRIAL PARK AN-
NEX #2 LTS 8-12 BLK 31 .80
AC ................................ 21.94
STUCKEY PLAS E & BEV-
ERLY, TALL TIMBER WEST
LOT 56 BLOCK 0 10003
GODWIN DR ..........2,175.19
SULLIVAN LOUISE LEE,
GALLAGHER WM LOT 6
BLOCK 3 2524 JOHNSON
ST WM GALLAGHERS S5.4’
OF 6 & LT 7 3 .........1,165.40
SUMMAGE LARRY EU-
GENE, MEADOW LARK SUB
LOT 15 BLOCK 0 1 UTICA
LN ............................... 914.70
SUMMERS ROBT A /DIANE
VANN, 1S-13-03 9201 SIB-
LEY HOLE RD PT NW NW
BEG 230’ N OF SW COR
N100 E450’ S100’ W450’ TO
POB 3 1S 13 ..........1,341.26
SUMMERVILLE JASON
MICHAEL, BROADMOOR
ADDN LOT 469 BLOCK 0 21
GLENMERE DR .....1,723.20
SUMMIT CLINICAL TRIALS
CENTER LLC, MEDICAL
TOWERS HPR CONDOS
LOT 9D BLOCK APT 9601
LILE DR 9 D APT 9-D MED-
ICAL TOWERS HPR1,065.60
SURRATT ROCHELL, SUN-
SET ADDN LOT 6 BLOCK 1
2924 WOLFE ST ....... 428.79
SUTTON ARLETRIA, DIXIE
SUB LOT 20 BLOCK 2 1118
N H ST ....................... 758.20
SUTTON JAMES, DIXIE SUB
LOT 19 BLOCK 2 N H ST ....
772.38
SVAN ROBERT, CEDAR
HEIGHTS LOT 12 BLOCK 1
1601 S CEDAR ST 1,060.98
S VA N R O B E R T , H U M -
PHREY & BALDWIN LOT 4
BLOCK 4 1722 N MAGNOLIA
ST THE N50’ OF LTS 4 5 & 6
BK 4 EXC THE E5’ OF N50’
LT 5 & THE N50’ LT 4 BK 4
FISHERS REPLAT OF BK 4
26-2N-12W ................557.04
SWEENEY NANCY RUTH,
STONEGATE LOT 67 BLOCK
0 5 BLACK OAK CT..202.76
SWINK JAMIE, 1N-13-15
9300 W 44TH ST PT SE SE
BEG 360.25’ W & 25’ N OF
SE COR OF SE SE TH W96’
N204’ E96’ S204’ TO BEG BE-
ING LOT 6 BLK 31 W HGTS
PLACE 15-1N-13W .....70.64
SYNERGY CONSULTING/
HAMILTON D, BRADDOCKS
LOT 5 BLOCK 10 3721 W
16TH ST BRADDOCKS LTS
5 & 6 10 .....................816.12
TA B R O N PAT R E N A D ,
PETTEFERS LOT 9 BLOCK
12 2816 S ROCK ST 223.18
TA L L E Y O W E N S R ,
WRIGHT`S SUB OF
HANEY`S LOT 12 BLOCK 8
E 17TH ST .....................9.10
TANK ALBERTA, COLLEGE
PARK R1 LOT 4 BLOCK 57
3901 E 39TH ST........661.29
TANK ALBERTA, MEAD
LOT 5 BLOCK H E 38TH ST
47.13
TANK ANDRE/ALBERTA,
MEAD LOT 1 BLOCK D E
39TH ST MEADS LT 1 EXC
THE W40’ D.................47.13
TANK ANDRE/ALBERTA,
MEAD LOT 29 BLOCK D
3708 3 M RD .............480.75
TANKERSLEY BOB, DON-
NA JEAN ESTATES LOT 7
(SOUTH OF WATSON RD)
BLOCK 0 HARVEY WATSON
PL THAT PART OF LOT 7
DONNA JEAN ESTATES
THAT LIES SOUTH OF THE
CENTERLINE OF HARVEY
WATSON DR .............222.04
TANNER PROPERTIES OF
ARKANSAS LLC, CASTLE
GRANDE ESTATES SUB
LOT 5 BLOCK 0 1803 E
145TH ST CASTLE GRANDE
ESTATES SUB LT 5 ..591.96
TATE LAURHA, TUXEDO
PARK LOT 47 BLOCK 2
2907 MARTEL AVE TUXEDO
PARK 47 & N19’ OF 46 2 ....
95.40
TATUM SHALANDA, 2N-11-
17 711 MITCHELL AVE PT
E1/2 SE SECTION 17-2N-11
MPDA BEG 15’ W & 475’ N
OF SE COR SE SE TH W194’
N50’ E194’ S50’ TO BEG .....
247.72
TAYLOR ARVELL & AN-
TINETTE, HENRY`S EST
TO JACK LOT 35 BLOCK 0
KING ST JACKSONVILLE,
AR 72076 W1/2 LT 35 EXC
W9 3’ FOR R/W & W1/2 LT 48
EXC 1742 SQ FT FOR R/W
32.58
TAYLOR FRANKIE G, PINE
LANE EAST (UNREC) LOT 1
E BINGHAM RD PINE LANE
EAST (UNREC) LT 1 COM
NW COR SW SEC 36 S70*06’
39 E625.09’ S38*26’ 50E271’
FOR POB ON S R/W RD
N77*57’ 23E62.81’ N88*10’
37E482.96’ S20*56’ E417.1’
N79*59’ 48W174.93’ S76*20’
16W681.9’ N51*38’ E411.92’
N37*31’ W297.58’ TO POB .
366.24
TAYLOR JERMAIN, WATER-
SIDE ADDN LOT 123 BLOCK
0 108 LILY DR ....... 6,191.03
TAY L O R K E N N E T H P ,
SUNNYSIDE HILLS ADDN
TO JACK LOT 431 BLOCK 0
129 CENTRAL AVE...475.80
TAY L O R K E N N E T H P ,
LAMBS 1ST LOT 6 BLOCK
0 MARION ST ...........370.40
TAY L O R K E N N E T H P ,
LAMBS 1ST LOT 7 BLOCK
0 700 MARION ST 1,094.46
TAY L O R K E N N E T H P /
ROSE M, LAMBS 1ST LOT
8 BLOCK 0 704 MARION ST
1,279.49
TAYLOR KENNETH/ROSE,
THE VILLAS LOT 14 BLOCK
0 7 SEVILLE DR ... 1,798.55
TAYLOR LOUIS JR, 2S-11-
20 8208 WOODSON LATER-
AL RD W1/2 SE SW NE 20 2S
11W ..............................57.80
TAYLOR ROSE M, PEO-
PLES LOT 10 BLOCK 0 9109
PEACH TREE LN.. 2,575.06
TAYLOR ROSE M, PEO-
PLES LOT 11 BLOCK 0 9201
PEACH TREE LN.. 1,957.21
TAYLOR ROSE M/KEN-
NETH P, THE VILLAS LOT
51 BLOCK 0 6 SEVILLE DR
306.97
TAYLOR ROSE MARIE,
LAKEWOOD 2N LOT 3
BLOCK 16 1917 TOPF RD..
2,284.14
TELFER ALBERT, LASK-
ERS 2ND LOT 3 & 4 BLOCK
32 2008 W LONG 17TH ST
ALL OF LOTS 3 & 4 BLK
32 LASKERS 2ND ADDN
AMENDED PLAT.......722.58
TENERIO ANGEL ROJAS,
BARROW JOHN 6L LOT 1
BLOCK 83 3024 ZION ST
JOHN BARROW LTS 1-2 &
3 83 ............................264.05
TENORIO ANGEL/LAURA
F, WEST HEIGHTS SUB
LOT 16 BLOCK 1 WEST ST
LESS & EXC 746.15 SQ FT
MOL FOR R/W PER DEED
2001-099100 15-1N-13W ....
372.60
TERRAFORMA LLC, 1N-
13-21 LAWSON RD PT SW
NW SECTION 21-1N-13
MPDA COM NW COR LOT
1 THE VILLAGE AT COLO-
NEL GLENN ADDITION TH
S18*43’ 36E AL WLN LOT 1
36.63’ S08*51’ 58E AL WLN
300.15’ TO THE SW COR
LOT 1 TH N71*24’ 28E AL
SLN LOT 1 14.23’ N81*08’
04E AL SLN EXTENDED
174.85’ TO THE W’ LY R/W
DAVID O’ DODD ROAD BE-
ING 30’ FROM THE CEN-
TERLINE THEREOF TH SW’
LY AL W’ LY R/W BEING THE
ARC............................979.32
T E R RY J A C Q U E L I N E
DENISE, HEISMAN LOT 9
BLOCK 1 3702 W 6TH ST
HEISMANS E75’ OF 9 & 10
1 ............................. 2,049.66
THE DILLS HOUSE LLC,
RIFFEL & RHOTEN FPH
LOT 11, 12, N10’ LOTS 13
& 14 BLOCK 6 1723 GEOR-
GIA AVE LOTS 11 & 12 AND
THE N10’ OF LOTS 13 & 14
BLOCK 6 RIFFEL & RHOTEN
FPH LESS & EXC THE W10’
OF LOTS 12 & 13 BLOCK 6
AND LESS & EXC THE N10’
OF LOTS 11 & 12 BLOCK 6
AND LESS & EXC 833.8 SQ
FT FOR ROAD R/W DEED
95-71873 ................ 7,695.48
THEUS WALDO/MATLOCK
STEPHANIE/WEST ETH-
EL, SUNSET ADDN LOT 9
BLOCK 2 2909 S SUMMIT
ST ...............................835.38
THOMAS & PORTER HOLD-
INGS LLC, BARROW JOHN
8L LOT 1 BLOCK 128 4320
BOYD ST JOHN BARROW
Pulaski County Two Year Deliquent Real Estate (2017 Year)
LT 1 & S1/2 OF 2 128 ..........
1,456.74
THOMAS ALICIA, MCDAN-
IEL SUB LOT 7 BLOCK 0 7
JULIE DR ............... 1,521.78
THOMAS ALICIA M, 1S-
12-32 17523 S ARCH ST
PT NE NW MPDA COM NE
COR NE NW S271.3’ S86*20’
W155.2’ N01*30’ E72’ N87*58’
W126.4’ S00*02’ W130’ FOR
POB S00*02’ W80’ N86*25’
W2 6 1 .6 ’ N 1 7 * 0 2 ’ E 1 0 5 ’
S80*56’ E233.4’ TO POB .....
986.48
THOMAS CLEVELAND,
CITY OF LR L8 LOT 5 BLOCK
157 1419 COMMERCE ST..
242.47
THOMAS CLEVELAND
ODELL, CHESTERFIELD
SQUARE LOT 22 BLOCK 3
2008 S VALMAR ST .797.64
THOMAS CLEVELAND
ODELL, CITY OF LR L3 LOT
8 BLOCK 54 1420 COM-
MERCE ST S30’ OF N36’ OF
LT 8 ........................ 1,529.12
THOMAS ETHEL L &
GEORGE L, 2S-11-33 27324
OAK RD PT NE SW BEG ON
NLN OF SD NE SW 209’ E
OF R/O/W OF LR & PINE
BLUFF RR AND THE NE
COR WM FARRELL TR E325’
S12.5*E443’ PARALLEL
WITH RR W325’ N12.5*W443’
PARALLEL WITH RR TO
BEG & EXC BEG 150’ N OF
N R/W OAK RD ON ELN TR
SE150’ E50’ NW150’ W50’ TO
BEG 33 2S 11W ........869.88
THOMAS GEO, 2S-11-33
OAK RD PT E 1/2 E1/2 SW
33 2S 11W ...................26.90
THOMAS JOANN, CAN-
NONGATE LOT 16 BLOCK
0 CANNONGATE DR217.54
THOMAS MATTHEW &
RUTHIE J, CHOCTAW LOT
3 BLOCK 35 2305 E WASH-
INGTON AVE .............681.95
THOMAS MELVIN SONGA
R, LASKERS LOT 8 BLOCK
19 1621 W 15TH ST .231.90
THOMAS VICTOR, WIL-
SONS SUB BK1 GOLD-
MANS SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 1
4220 SCHOOL ST WILSONS
SUB OF BLK 1 J L ATKINS
SCHOOL SUB N 140 FT OF
1 1 ..............................842.14
THOMASON FAMILY REVO-
CABLE LIVING TRUST, 3N-
14-27 18210 HIGHWAY 300
NW NE SECTION 27-3N-14
LYING N OF HWY 300 LESS
& EXC HWY & RAILROAD .
4,479.00
THOMASON FAMILY RE-
VOCABLE LIVING TRUST,
3N-14-22 HIGHWAY 300 NE
SECTION 22-3N-14 LESS &
EXC THAT PART OF PAR-
CEL 52R-022.00-002.00
THAT IS DESCRIBED AS PT
NE SECTION 22-3N-14 BEG
NW COR NE TH E2515.12’
MOL S0*01’ 06E1349.11’
S44*43’ 04W1324.39’
S22*56’ 04W365.42’ N88*25’
29W1475’ MOL N01*20’
54W2586.40’ MOL TO POB
53.14
THOMASON FAMILY REVO-
CABLE LIVING TRUST, 3N-
14-22 18210 HIGHWAY 300
SE SECTION 22-3N-14W ...
831.78
THOMPSON MARQUIS,
2N-11-29 LOT 1 BLOCK 4
5217 CHIQUITO RD PT SE
SE COM NE COR TH S330’
W1124’ MOL TO POB TH
S50’ TH W140’ TH N50’ TH
E140’ TO POB AKA BLK 4 LT
1 OVERTON SUB UNREC
PLAT 29-2N-11W.........50.00
THOMPSON MATTIE, MOT-
LEY HEIGHTS LOT 8 BLOCK
2 FRAZIER PIKE.........47.70
THOMPSON MATTIE, CAR-
TER SAM SUB LOT 1 BLOCK
0 3522 3 M RD SAM CAR-
TER PT TR 1 BG 12’ S OF
NE COR W104’ S100’ E104’
N100’ TB 19 1N 11 ....572.96
THOMPSON WILLIAM, 2N-
11-01 8713 HIGHWAY 161
PT SE NW SECTION 1-2N-
11 MPDA COM SW COR SE
NW TH N139’ TO THE N R/W
HIGHWAY 161 TH N53*30’
00E132.62’ TO THE POB TH
N36*45’ 56W137.72’ S53*15’
46W32.34’ MOL TO THE
WLN SE NW TH N278.34’
MOL N53*30’ 00E81.86’
S47*36’ 33E381.1’ TO HWY
161 R/W THE AL HWY R/W
S53*30’ 00W295.18’ TO THE
POB........................ 5,253.97
THOMPSON YOLANDA,
BURNELLE MANOR LOT 17
BLOCK 0 7900 BURNELLE
DR ..............................819.19
THORNTON PATTI, MARK
ROBERTS ADDN LOT 1
12601 ALEXANDER RD LOT
1 ............................. 4,481.31
THORNTON WILLIAM H/
ETALS, TANGLEWOOD AN-
NEX LOT 10 BLOCK 5 5805
HACIENDA DR ..........625.18
TIDWELL THEOTIS & CAR-
OLYN, FOREST HILL LOT 1
BLOCK 11 3901 W 10TH ST
557.54
TIMMONS MELINDA K/TIM
N, 1N-13-11 7715 KANIS RD
PT NE NE COM SE COR NE
N1900’ N71*W23.4FT TO
POB N71*W220’ N197.8’ TO
S LN W 12TH ST PK E ON PK
116 2’ N80*E39.5’ S69*E258’
TH S & POB 11-1N-13W .....
3,422.57
TIPPIT NANCY COCHRAN
TRUST, WASHINGTON AVE
LOT 5-7 BLOCK 1 1701 E
BROADWAY ST LTS 5, 6 & 7
BLK 1 EXC 3,306 SQ FT FOR
E BROADWAY R/W PER 06-
041742 36-2N-12W 1,823.84
TIPPIT THOMAS, 1S-12-01
3609 NANCY JEAN RD PT
SE SE COM NE COR SE SE
TH S89*07’ 12W17.5’ S0*31’
02W248.8’ TO S R/W NAN-
CY JEAN RD TH S89*07’
51W305.81’ FOR POB TH
S0*56’ 19W196.9’ S89*08’
21W102.31’ N1*03’ 19E196.9’
TO S R/W SD RD TH N89*07’
51E101.91’ TO POB (AKA LT
26 NANCY JEAN SUB UN-
REC) 1 1S 12W.........308.10
TIPTON ROGER G, PARK
HILL 16N LOT 27 BLOCK 203
3712 LAKEVIEW RD3,086.20
TOBAR CYNTHIA/MORGAN
JENNIFER, BRADDOCKS
BLVD L3 LOT 8 BLOCK 51
1214 W 36TH ST ......853.08
TOLLIVER C T & MARIE,
MACARTHUR DR PT SE NE
COM NE COR W293’ S29*25’
E 20 0’ TO POB N81*17’ E41
51’ TO PT ON W R/W MO-
PAC RR AL SD R/W S30*02’
E 94 13’ S47*10’ W40 98’ TO
SE COR LT 2 WITKOWSKI
HWY SUB N29*25’ W AL
ELN SD LT 118.2’ TO POB
21-2N-12W ................125.70
TOLLIVER JIMMY E, SKY
WAY LOT 0 BLOCK 19 54
SUNSET DR SKY WAY SUB
DIVISION W 80FT OF TR 19
458.58
TOMAYKO TIMOTHY P/
SUE, SANDPIPER LOT 44
BLOCK 0 14020 RIDGE-
WOOD DR ............. 1,820.08
TOMERLIN ROBIN, 1N-14-
15 19900 JACK RD PTFR-
LE1/2 SW BEG SW COR
N89*15E1323 3’ N4*05W541’
W310’ N4*05W200’ W490 7’
TO BEG N143’ W200’ S143’
E200’ TO BEG 15 1N 14 .....
128.22
TOPETE JACQUELINE,
WAKEFIELD VILLAGE LOT
47 BLOCK 0 4 HARROW
DR .......................... 1,079.48
TOPETE JUAN, HOME-
WOOD ACRES LOT 7
BLOCK 0 5720 BROWNING
RD .......................... 2,151.32
TOWNSEND HEZIKIAH/
JACKSON DURRELL,
HENSLEY LOT 2 BLOCK
4 26502 HIGHWAY 365 S
HENSLEY LTS 2 & 3 4 ........
1,705.94
TOWNSEND MIKE & GIN-
GER, SUNSET HGTS LOT
15-16 BLOCK 1 7310 GABLE
DR SUNSET HGTS LTS 15 &
16 1 ........................ 5,585.50
TR ST JOHN M E CHURCH,
3N-14-16 ROLAND CUT OFF
RD PT SE NW BEG 50’ S OF
NE COR S100’ W 1 40’ N100’
E140’ TO POB EXEMPT 16
3N 14 ...........................47.70
TREAT ALFRED/ETAL, RIF-
FEL & RHOTEN FPH LOT 11
BLOCK 16 1415 N MISSIS-
SIPPI ST RIFFEL & RHOTEN
FPH S 1/3 OF 11-12& 13 EXC
STRIP ON W SD 13 3 80’ ON
N & 4 40’ ON S BY 50’ FOR
MISS AVE 16 ......... 1,608.30
TRIMBLE DON, CLINTON
PARK LOT 1 BLOCK 8 1000
J L HAWKINS ST ......120.04
TRIMBLE TIMOTHY MAR-
TIN PAUL, SHELDON ADDN
LOT 3 BLOCK 1 2010 S SUM-
MIT ST ................... 2,450.06
TRINITY MINISTRY OF
HELP INC, SUNSET ADDN
LOT 2 BLOCK 8 3004
WOLFE ST ................854.62
TRINITY MINISTRY OF
HELPS INC, PARK ADDN
LOT 5 BLOCK 23 1815 THAY-
ER ST ........................829.21
TUCKER PERRY/KATRINA,
VICTORY GARDEN ACRES
LOT 23 BLOCK 0 6406 CAR-
DIN DR VICTORY GDN AC
W120’ OF E520’ EXC N15’ OF
TR 23 .........................780.76
TUCKER SHAWN D, 1N-13-
08 1505 WHITE RD PT E1/2
SE NW BEG 20’ E OF NW
COR E1/2 SE NW E217.8’
S200’ W217.8’ N 200’ TO BEG
8-1N-13W............... 2,844.30
TURNER NATHANIEL, 2N-
10-06 E VALENTINE RD PT
NW BEG 1058 9’ N&305’ W
OF SE COR W180’ TO PT
132’ N OF E LN D JETER
RD SE 213 4’ N115’ TO BEG
6 2N 10W...................540.95
T U R N E R N AT H A N I E L /
HELEN, DIXIE SUB LOT 24
BLOCK 3 N G ST ........32.38
T U R N E R N AT H A N I E L /
HELEN, DIXIE SUB LOT 22
BLOCK 3 1130 N G ST32.38
TURNER RESSIE J, EN-
GLAND AC LOT 22 BLOCK
1 10124 DOBBY DR .801.30
TYLER-TRAVIS PROPER-
TIES LLC, WILDBERGER
LOT PT LOT A BLOCK 4 2323
N POPLAR ST LOT A BLOCK
4 WILDBERGER (REPLAT
OF LOTS 1 THRU 5 NOW
KNOWN AS LOT A), & THE
NORTH 10’ OF THE ALLEY
TO THE SOUTH, CLOSED
BY ORDINANCE #8646;
LESS & EXC THE W81.86’
THEREOF (NOW 154.14’ BY
150.00’ ). ...............11,289.52
UDELL TRUMAN, 1S-12-08
3812 VINSON RD PT E132’
OF W1/2 S1/2 SE NW BG NE
CR S150’ W132’ N150’ E132’
TO POB C/O 35515 8 1S 12
1,730.80
UNION RESCUE MISSION
INC, 1N-11-19 FRAZIER PIKE
PART OF THE NW NE OF
SECTION 19-1N-11 MDPA
BEGINNING 432.96’ W OF
THE NE CORNER OF SAID
NW NE; THENCE S330.0’
W300.8’ N331.8’ E300.8’ TO
THE POB ...................677.64
UNIVERSITY OF ARKAN-
S A S , P L AT E A U L O T 4
BLOCK 6 206 S PINE ST ....
3,946.11
URENA MICHAEL, BOO-
HER`S ADDN LOT A BLOCK
7 1303 W 37TH ST BOO-
HERS ADDN REPLAT OF
LTS 6-7-8 BLK 7 A 7 .179.34
URENA MICHAEL, TWIN
CITY LOT 6 BLOCK 4 824 W
34TH ST.....................814.20
USARA LLC, HIGH POINT
ADDN LOT 26 BLOCK 0 3712
HIGH DR................ 1,159.54
USSERY GLORIA JEAN,
C L I N TO N PA R K L O T 3
BLOCK 13 1108 J L HAW-
KINS ST CLINTON PK S42
1/2’ OF LT 3 13 ..........158.11
VAIL JAMES JR & DEBRA,
RIFFEL & RHOTEN LOT 4
BLOCK 6 4415 W 10TH ST
RIFFLE & RHOTEN W48’ OF
4 6 ..............................443.46
VAIL JAMES W JR & DEB-
RA, RIFFEL & RHOTEN LOT
5 BLOCK 6 4419 W 10TH
ST ...............................181.64
VALADEZ RAMIRO VALA-
DEZ, 1S-12-23 FRANKLIN
RD W1/2 SE SW SW, 23 1S
12W ............................427.68
VALDEN ESTATES LLC/
BROWN TRACIE ALLEN,
CHOCTAW LOT 10 BLOCK
41 2410 1/2 E WASHINGTON
AVE ............................772.38
VALDEN ESTATES LLC/
BROWN TRACIE ALLEN,
CHOCTAW LOT 4 BLOCK
35 2319 E WASHINGTON
AVE CHOCTAW W 1/2 OF 5
& ALL 4 35 .................787.10
VALDEN ESTATES LLC/
BROWN TRACIE ALLEN,
CHOCTAW LOT 1 BLOCK
46 2801 LINCOLN AVE .......
772.38
VAN BROCKLIN JAMIE, JET
CITY ANNEX LOT 7 BLOCK 2
3810 LENA LN........... 123.74
VAN ETTEN DEBORAH
A, BRIARWOOD LOT 195
BLOCK 0 7002 LUCERNE
DR ...........................2,691.86
VARGAS-LOPEZ JUAN
MANUEL/CHAVEZ ADISU-
LEY, GEYER SPRGS SHOP-
PING CNTR LOT 3 BLOCK 0
3 ELROD DR ..........1,800.18
VAUGHN JOHN HARDEN
DRIVE PROPERTIES, 4N-10-
33 6619 JOHN HARDEN DR
PT SW SE & PT SE SW BEG
NW COR SW SE S88*E285
33’ TO W R/W HWY 67-
167 S6*W 3O7.92’ TOB
S6*W103.8’ N88*W416.2’
N16*E208.61’ S88* E397.78’
TO POB LESS & EXC PT
S E S W M P D A C O M AT
NW COR SW SE S88*42’
30E285.33’ TO THE W R/W
LN OF HWY 67-167 S06*06’
30W 307.82’ MOL W293.27’
TO POB S06*W107’ MOL
N88*47’ 52W122.76’ N16*28’
11E107.67’ E100’ MO9,938.14
VAUGHN JOHN HARDEN
DRIVE PROPERTIES, 4N-
10-33 JOHN HARDEN DR
PT SW SE & PT SE SW
SECT 33-4N-10 MPDA COM
NW COR SW SE TH S88*42’
30E 285.53’ TO W’ LY R/W
HWY 67-167 TH S06*06’
30W207.82’ AL R/W LN HWY
TO POB CONT S06*06’
30W100’ N88*42’ 30W 397.78’
N16*0’ 30E102.63’ TH S88*42’
30E380.08’ TO POB LESS &
EXC PT SE SW MPDA COM
AT NW COR SW SE S88*42’
30E285.33’ TO THE W R/W
LN OF HWY 67-167 S06*06’
30W 207.8 ..............1,773.90
VAUGHT JONATHAN &
ASHLEY, 4N-11-17 8011
DORSEY RD PART NE NE
SECTION 147-4N-11 MPDA
BEG SW COR NE NE TH
S89*30’ E282.4’ TO POB
TH S89*30’ E234.8’ N11*40’
E984.5’ TO CLN OF DORSEY
ROAD TH N79*36’ W AL THE
CLN OF ROAD 230.4’ S11*40’
W1024.9’ TO POB..... 708.54
VEIGA MARCIO REVOCA-
BLE TRUST, RIVER RUN
ADDN LOT 22 BLOCK 0 12
BREEZEWOOD CV5,423.36
VETERANS LAND BANK,
1N-11-04 HIGHWAY 365 N
PT FRACTIONAL NE SEC-
TION 4-1N-11 MPDA BEG SE
COR NE TH N72*25’ W235.7’
N38.42’ NE’ LY 368.5’ TO ELN
TH S358.5’ TO BEG.... 17.70
VICKERS BETTY L TRUST,
CENTRAL PLACE #2 LOT 18
BLOCK 0 117 GRAVEL LN...
2,198.00
VINO’ S INC, CITY OF LR L13
LOT 1-3 BLOCK 249 921 W
7TH ST CITY OF LR E23-1/3’
OF W46-2/3’ OF 1-2 & 3 249
4,201.04
VRE LITTLE ROCK LLC,
GIBBS E W LOT 9 BLOCK 2
500 W ROOSEVELT RD E W
GIBBS LTS 9 10 & S37 5’ OF
11 2........................15,272.85
WADE DONTA, SARA LYNN
LOT 82 BLOCK 0 14700
SARA DR ................1,810.72
WADE ELIGHA, COLLEGE
PARK R1 LOT 1 BLOCK 37
E 36TH ST ................... 47.70
WADE ELIGHA, COLLEGE
PARK R1 LOT 2 BLOCK 37
E 36TH ST ................... 47.70
WADE JAMES/ARDIE, TUX-
EDO PARK LOT 21 BLOCK
1 2918 CUMBERLAND ST
TUXEDO PARK LOTS 21 &
22 1 ............................ 187.80
WADE LASHONDA P/DON-
TA L, SOUTH HEIGHTS
SUB LOT 6 BLOCK 0 4701
BASELINE RD ALL LT 6 EXC
037AC USED FOR BASE-
LINE RD..................1,584.58
WADLEY CALVIN H, BREW-
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LAWRENCE RD ........ 151.62 WORKMANS GDN N 50’ TR S114’ W110’ S16’ TH W125’ OF LTS 1-2-3 16.......... 80.02 MARTIN LUTHER KING DR
WAGGONER MARK, WEST 31 ................................. 16.38 TO POB 15-2N-12W2,056.04 WILLIS TITUS, DESHON J LOTS 10 AND 11 BLK 12 9 1N
JACKSONVILLE SUB #2 LOT WEST ROBERT M/NINA E WILLIAMS MARIE KAY, W LOT 10 BLOCK 4 CENTER 12W .........................5,128.12
9 BLOCK 1 417 W MAIN ST S, PLEASANTREE 1ST LOT SOUTHERN AC LOT 5 ST ................................. 95.40 WOODS KATHY LYNETTE,
W JACKSONVILLE SUB #2 465 BLOCK 0 11700 SAINT BLOCK 0 1404 SOUTHERN WILLIS TITUS, CENTENNIAL SANDPIPER LOT 28 BLOCK
LOTS 9-10 & 11 1 ..4,891.54 CHARLES BLVD ....5,325.24 ST ............................... 775.60 LOT 11-12 BLOCK 33 2116 W 0 2711 PEACH TREE DR.....
WA L K E R A M B E R N / WHEELER DWAYNE W/LI- WILLIAMS MARK C, LAKE 17TH ST CENTENNIAL W5’ 3,386.40
BRIAN E, 4N-11-28 8519 SA T, WELDON E WRIGHT’ FARM ANNEX LOT 4 BLOCK OF 12 & ALL 11 33 .... 993.35 WORD OF OUTREACH,
BATESVILLE PIKE PT NW S LOT 9 BLOCK 19 2314 S 0 6400 LANGLEY DR LOT WILLIS TITUS, PARK ADDN WELCH SAM LOT 5 BLOCK
SW C OM SW C OR N W IZARD ST ...............1,593.83 4 LAKE FARM ANNEX SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 20 2107 W 1 4222 W 21ST ST SAM
SW TH N1*45’ W192.33’ WHELAN REBECCA D, RIV- UNREC PT SE COM SE COR 18TH ST PARK E41 7’ OF WELCH W1/3 OF 5 & 6 1.....
TO POB TH CONT N1*45’ ER MARKET TOWER HPR SE TH N0*41’ 40E950’ TO N LTS 1 & 2 20...........1,466.02 64.60
W275’ N89*00’ 53E167.17’ LOT 1605 315 ROCK ST 1605 R/W LANGLEY ST TH N88*54’ WILLIS TITUS, TAFTON LOT WORD OF OUTREACH
S25*14’ 54E331.31’ TO N UNIT 1605 ............10,721.40 33W750’ FOR POB TH CONT 3 BLOCK 7 E FRONT ST ..... FAMILY LIFE DEV CTR INC,
R/W BATESVILLE PI TH W H I TA K E R C A M E R Y , N88*54’ 33W213.85’ N0*41’ 18.32 GALLAGHERS LOT 6 BLOCK
S45*53’ 53W233.35’ N35*42’ 1N-12-01 LOT 6 BLOCK 1 40E333.71’ N76*56E220.26’ WILLIS TITUS, WATSONS 2 3023 ASHER AVE LOT 6
40W226.99’ TO POB EXC TOWNSEND ST S1/2 OF LOT S0*41’ 40W387.56’ TO POB LOT 4 BLOCK 6 3242 S BAT- BLOCK 2 GALLAGHERS
COM SW COR NW SW TH 6 AND ALL OF LOT 7 BLOCK EXC COM SE COR SE TH TERY ST...................... 95.40 LESS & EXC ROAD RIGHT
N1*W192.33’ FOR POB TH 1 ................................. 158.70 N0*E950’ TO N R/W LANG- WILLIS TITUS, PARK ADDN OF WAY JOB NO. 13-B-1A
N62*E262.25’ S25*E158.05’ WHITE CARMEN, FULTONS LEY ST TH N88*W750’ TO LOT 3 BLOCK 20 1809 PARK TRACT NO. 59 DEED 2015-
TO N R/W BATESVILLE PI TH LOT 9 & 10 BLOCK 10 2010 SE COR LT 4 LAKE FARM ST ................................. 80.02 048424 MPDA BEGINNING
S45*W233.35’ N35*W226.99’ S SPRING ST FULTONS LTS ANNEX SUB UNREC TH WILLIS TITUS, ADAMS AT THE NORTHWEST COR-
TO POB 28 4N 11W.. 184.16 9&10 10...................3,874.24 N0*E254.59 ............... 520.13 ADDN LOT 19 BLOCK 8 1904 NER OF LOT 6 BLOCK 2 C .
WALKER ARLEE/DORO- WHITE JIMMY W/PEGGY WILLIAMS MARK C, LAKE S PARK ST ADAMS LOTS 19 E GALLAGHER’ S ADDITION
THY MAE, GARLANDS LOT P/WILLIAMS TARA K W, FARM ANNEX LOT 4 BLOCK & 20 8......................... 187.80 THENCE N62°20’ 18E57.56’
4 BLOCK 12 1909 E 4TH ST COUNTRY CLUB OF ARK 0 6400 LANGLEY DR PT WILLIS TITUS SR, PARK THENCE S02°02’ 15W8.36’
265.59 THE LOT 308 BLOCK 0 105 LOT 4 LAKE FARM ANNEX ADDN LOT 1 BLOCK 20 1803 S64°25’ 29W34.88’ THENCE
WALKER CORY, COLLEGE PONT DU GARD CT3,604.90 UNREC PT SE COM SE PARK AVE PARK W140’ OF ALONG A CURVE TO THE
PARK R1 LOT 5 BLOCK 52 WHITE MICHAEL W/SYLI- COR SE TH N0*41’ 40950’ LTS 1 & 2 20................ 80.02 LEFT RADIUS 30’ CHORD
4301 E 38TH ST.......... 87.94 NA, LOT 22S-020.00-032.01 TI N R/W LANGLEY ST TH WILLIS TITUS W, PARK BEARING AND DISTANCE
WALKER CURTIS &/OR 1323 CAYENNE CV IMPS N88*54’ 33W750’ TO SE ADDN LOT 4 BLOCK 18 1714 OF .............................. 170.90
WLM LANDSCAPE SPRIN- ONLY NE NW EXC BEG COR LT 4 LAKE FARM AN- PARK AVE ..............2,255.25 WORDEN MARY B, GLEN-
KLER SVC INC, FLEMING & SE COR N89*W670.78’ NEX SUB UNREC TH N0*41’ WILLIS TITUS W, WORTH- WOOD HGTS LOT 22 BLOCK
BRADFORD LOT 3 BLOCK TH N02*E331.01’ 40E254.59’ FOR POB TH EN WAT LOT 6 BLOCK 24 0 7402 EVERGREEN DR.....
14 1509 W 22ND ST5,165.08 TH S87*E670.58’ TH S86*14’ 07W214.56’ N0*41’ 2222 S PULASKI ST1,350.70 3,836.84
WALKER HEUBERT/LO- S02*W331.23’ TO POB & 40E97.28’ N76*56’ E220.26’ WILLIS TITUS W SR, CEN- WORSHAM DENA M, SIMP-
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LOT 11 & 12 BLOCK 196 4021 NW TH S87*42’ E179.98’ 33 4N 11W ................. 907.48 1821 SCHILLER ST CEN- 1 5104 CHANDLER ST SIMP-
ELAM ST BLK-196 LOT-011 TO POB TH S87*E155’ TH WILLIAMS NANCY ROZAN TENNIAL S25’ OF W70’ OF SONS ADDN PT LOT 12 BEG
LOT’ S 11 & 12 & 20’ S ADJ S02*W330.09’ TH N87*W132’ REED, WESTWOOD L 1 LOT 12 43 .......................... 141.62 70’ N OF SW COR N55’ E 140’
TO LT 12 & 20’ N ADJ TO LT 7 TH N01*W330.9’ TO POB 31B BLOCK 3 BRANDON ST WILLIS TITUS W SR, CEN- S 55’ W 140’ TO BEG 1 ........
FORMERLY PLATTED 41ST LESS & EXC BEG SW COR BEING A REPLAT OF LT 31 TENNIAL LOT 12 BLOCK 43 1,181.62
ST ............................... 187.80 NE NW N02*27’ 12E661.59’ NOW REPLATTED AS LT 1819 SCHILLER ST CEN- WORTHINGTON BRENT
WALKER NORMA/KIM, S87*W40’ 24 E335.19’ 31B ............................. 263.26 TENNIAL N25’ OF W70’ OF ALAN, KAYLIN HILLS LOT 25
SHELDON ADDN LOT 2 S02*26’ 08W661.81’ TO PT WILLIAMS NATHANIEL, 2N- 12 43 .......................... 141.62 BLOCK 0 300 MARKWOOD
BLOCK 9 2304 S SUMMIT ON SLN NE NW N87*38’...... 11-16 MCCOY RD PT S1/2 SE WILLIS TITUS W SR, CEN- RD ...........................2,710.88
ST ............................1,373.92 626.48 BEG 520’ N & 1550 4’ W OF TENNIAL LOT 15 BLOCK 33 WRAY DAVID E, VIRGINIA
WALKER SHARON, RUSTIC WHITE THEOPHILUS JR/ SE COR S195’ W439 5’ N195’ 2022 W 17TH ST ...... 141.62 HGTS LOT 17 BLOCK 2 328
PINES LOT 20 BLOCK 0 6819 JUDITH ANN, MISSOURI PA- E439 5’ TO POB 16 1N 11W WILLIS TITUS W SR, CEN- N SUMMIT ST ........... 931.65
CANNA RD .............1,761.70 CIFIC LOT 1 BLOCK 6 2025 C/O 32234 ................. 345.88 TENNIAL LOT 13 BLOCK 33 W R E N S H AW N , L A K E
WALKER-WISDOM TRUST, PARKER ST............... 342.48 WILLIAMS PAUL, BELAIR 2100 W 17TH ST ...... 141.62 FARM ANNEX LOT 3 BLOCK
CITY OF LR L11 LOT 12 & WHITE WALTER & GRA- LOT 16 BLOCK 0 10223 TELA WILLOUGHBY BRENDA S, 0 6500 LANGLEY DR LT 3
PART OF 11 BLOCK 208 1300 CIE, PERKINS SURVEY TO DR ................................ 98.49 BRADFORD PLACE LOT 24 LAKE FARM ANNEX LESS
S BROADWAY ST CITY OF WOODSON LOT 7 BLOCK 15 WILLIAMS PAULINE BEN- BLOCK 13 5508 GRANBY & EXC PT LT 3 MPDA COM
LR N10’ OF 11 & ALL 12 208 RAILROAD ST............. 47.70 NETT, BARBER AVE LOT 13 RD ...........................1,417.10 SE COR OF SEC 33 TH
3,674.24 WHITFIELD IRENE BOYD, BLOCK 1 2724 WELCH ST.. WILSON CHARLES E, SUN- N88*W1429.50’ N0*W948.17’
WALLACE LAURA K, LIN- 2S-11-09 6102 WILLIAMS 126.20 NYSIDE HILLS ADDN TO TO POB N0*W150’ S88*E178’
COLN PARK LOT 14 BLOCK AVE PT N1/2 N1/2 NW BEG WILLIAMS RICHARD A, JACK LOT 411 BLOCK 0 106 S0*E150’ N88*W178’ TO POB
12 710 N FILLMORE ST 120 RDS W OF NE COR RANCH ESTATES EXT LOT PULASKI DR ............. 383.92 33-4N-11W................. 277.92
LOTS 14 & 15 BLK 12 31 2N N1/2 N1/2 NW TH W 20 RDS 6 BLOCK 3 308 IDAHO ST .. WILSON CLYDE A/JONES WRIGHT C GRADY JR &
12W .........................2,087.83 S 16RDS E 20 RDS N 16 RDS 1,427.12 BETTY M, PROTHRO SUB F GERALDYN, FAIRFIELD
WALLACE MICHELE RE- TO BEG 9 2S 11W ...... 26.90 WILLIAMS ROBT L, 1S-11- LOT 0 BLOCK 224 606 GOR- SUB LOT 20 BLOCK 3 7207
ICHARD, YOUNGS PARK WHITNEY DANA LYN, MAR- 17 12919 HIGHWAY 365 S PT DON ST PROTHROS SUB KNOLLWOOD RD ..... 828.44
LOT 7 BLOCK 8 400 FERN LOWE MANOR LOT 159 NW SW MPDA COM NE COR E1/2 W1/2 SP GR 2431 S1/2 WRIGHT G GRADY / FRAN-
AVE .........................3,384.86 BLOCK 0 12825 MORRISON TH W100’ TH S273 50’ FOR S1/2 OF W 120’ OF TR 224 & CES G, EUCLID PLACE LOT
WALLACE MINNIE/SHIELDS RD ...........................4,226.78 BEG TH S62 50’ TH W431’ TO W1/2 OF N50’ OF TR 225 .... 5 BLOCK 4 4500 LUDWIG
IDA MAE, EAST ARGENTA WHITNEY GILLIAN M / E R/W LN HWY 365 TH NW’ 113.24 ST S1/2 OF LT 5 ALL OF
LOT 1 BLOCK 16 1106 E 2ND TIMOTHY M, WAKEFIELD LY AL R/W 70’ TH E472 56’ TO WILSON ERIC L, ADAMS LTS 6 & 7 IN EUCLID PLACE
ST EAST ARGENTA E 1/3 OF VILLAGE LOT 41 BLOCK 0 POB 17-1S-11W ........ 452.02 REP #1 LOT 50 BLOCK 0 23-1N-13W ................ 917.72
W 2/3 OF 1, 2, & 3 16 ........... 9 EATON DR ............. 712.94 WILLIAMS ROBT L, 1S-11- 2301 HOWARD ST ..... 95.40 WRIGHT GEORGE RAN-
8,007.38 WILCOX DAVID/REBECCA 17 12923 HIGHWAY 365 S PT WILSON FREDRICK, BRAD- DALL, EUCLID PLACE LOT
WA L L A C E R . S C O T T , ANN, 3N-13-17 GAROT BLVD N 16AC OF NW SW BEG 100’ BURN LOT 3 BLOCK 2 5 3 BLOCK 4 4404 LUDWIG
BRUCEWOOD LOT 66 PT SW SE MPDA BEG NE TH W & 336’ S OF NE COR W441’ SANDLEFOOT CV .... 806.94 ST EUCLID PLACE LTS
BLOCK 0 11 ODONNELL CT S1*23’ W 100’ TH N88*37’ W TO E R/W HWY NW’ LY ON WILSON JACK D/MARY 3&4&N1/2 OF 5 4 ...... 598.98
4,923.32 608 87’ N18*47’ W 105’ TH 112 1’ E491 5’ S100’ TO BEG ANN, NORTHLAKE LOT WRIGHT PATTY FAY, TWIN
WALLS STEPHEN, BAR- S88*37’ W 657’ TO POB AKA EXC COM NE COR NW SW 168FR BLOCK TR TIM- LAKES SUB DIV LOT 9
ROW JOHN 12L LOT 7 HARDCASTLE ACRES UN- TH W100’ TH S273.50’ FOR BERWOLF TRL LOT 168FR BLOCK 0 6 LAURICE CIR ...
BLOCK 199 9017 W 37TH ST REC LT P 17-3N-13W526.04 BG TH S62.50’ TH W431’ NORTHLAKE SUB BEING A 2,192.90
JOHN BARROW E 1/2 OF 7 & WILDER WM A & SUSAN TO E R/W HWY TH NW’ LY RE- PLAT OF LOT 168159.68 WSF PROPERTIES LLC,
8 199 .......................1,102.52 A, JET CITY ANNEX LOT 5 AL R/W 70’ TH E472.56’ TO WILSON JACK D/MARY COVE THE LOT 9 BLOCK 1
WALTON ALICIA (LISA), BLOCK 15 BEVERLY ST...... POB 17-1S-11W ........ 159.51 ANN, WALNUT POINTE 7 BAY ST ................1,264.28
GILES LOT 11 BLOCK 3 1235 307.00 WILLIAMS RODNEY L & NORTHLAKE SUBDIVISION W YA N T D AV I D LY N N ,
W 9TH ST LOTS 11 AND 12 WILDER WM A & SUSAN ALLISON P, SKYLARK ADDN LOT 168RRF BLOCK 0 ELK- GREENLEA LOT 7 BLOCK
BLOCK 3 GILES ....... 611.48 A, JET CITY ANNEX LOT 6 LOT 20 BLOCK 3 7512 VEGA HORN CT LT 168RRF 15.83 10 924 GRAHAM AVE910.47
WALTON DOROTHY M, BLOCK 15 HELEN ST307.00 DR .............................. 623.63 WILSON JAMES, SOUTH WYATT LES/SHERRY L,
TWIN OAKS LOT 44 BLOCK WILDER WM A & SUSAN WILLIAMS VERNON/GEOR- BRIARFIELD LOT 8 BLOCK CHENAL RIDGE LOT 51
0 4203 WILBUR DR1,182.06 A, JET CITY ANNEX LOT 4 GIA, 2N-11-28 6609 HOLT RD 0 1707 CORBIN ST .. 931.52 BLOCK 0 17 LORIAN DR.....
WALTON MOZELL, CAPI- BLOCK 15 LENA LN . 325.70 PT NE NE BG SW CR N196 WILSON LOUIS, SOUTH- 8,664.40
TOL HILL EXT LOT 11 BLOCK WILDER WM A & SUSAN 65’ FR POB N 100 2’ TO R/W ERN TRUST SUB LOT 27 YEARBER DENNIS A &
6 1000 DENNISON ST CAP A, JET CITY ANNEX LOT E131 68’ S100 2’ W 131 68’ BLOCK 0 7314 HIGHWAY MARY L, 4N-10-05 15100
HILL EXT PT LTS 11 & 12 1 BLOCK 15 LENA LN JET TO BG 28 2N 11........ 564.38 365 PT TR 27 BEG 182 8’ MCGILL RD PT NW SEC 5
BEG AT NE COR OF BLK 6 CITY ANNEX LTS 1 & 2 BLK WILLIAMS WADE, BOOK- E OF NW COR TR 27 TH MPDA COM AT THE SE COR
TH S 70 6’ W100’ N70 6’ TH 15 ............................... 471.34 ER TERRACE LOT 2 BLOCK S13*E394’ N65*E423’ TO W OF SD NW1/4 TH N01*54’
E100’ TO BEG ........... 290.02 WILDER WM A & SUSAN 32 EUREKA GARDENS RD R/W STATE HWY 365 NW’ LY 50E 125’ TH W 1000’ TH
WA LT O N T R AV I S P , A, JET CITY ANNEX LOT 3 BOOKER TERRACE N1/2 LT AL SD R/W TO NE COR TR N01*54’ 50E447.62’ TO POB
GREENS LOT 6 BLOCK 1 BLOCK 15 LENA LN . 325.70 2 32 .............................. 34.27 27 TH W378.8’ TO POB EXC TH W1037.77’ TO CENTER
800 N LOCUST ST LT 6 & 30’ WILKERSON CAROLYN/ WILLIAMS WADE, BOOKER 67 SQ FT FOR R/W STATE OF MCGILL RD TH N12*02’
S & ADJ TO LT 6 BEING N1/2 RONALD, BRADDOCKS TERRACE LOT 28, 29 & 30 HWY 365 PER DEED 95- 10E37.53’ TH N29*48’ 47E
E8TH ST CLOSED PER ORD LOT 8 BLOCK 62 1915 S BLOCK 17 4512 HIGHWAY 23444 ......................1,396.72 124.28’ TH N51*23’ 16E94.56’
#3515 4-25-65 ........3,743.14 ELM ST BRADDOCKS LOT 161 LTS 28, 29 & 30 BOOKER WILSON NILEAN, CHERRY TH N61*39’ 40E 39.58’
WARD DENNIS, 1S-11-17 8 & STRIP 6’ WIDE N & ADJ TERRACE.................. 522.89 & COX LOT 12 BLOCK 33 TH E866.86’ TH S01*54’
12225 HIGHWAY 365 S LT 9 & STRIP 6’ WD S & ADJ WILLIAMS WILLENE, POE`S 2001 S TYLER ST..... 344.16 50W222.46’ TH POB KNOWN
PT N1/2 S1/2 NW NW MP- & ADJ & 10 & 6’ N & ADJ 62 SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 1 4012 WILSON ODELL, CENTEN- AS TRACT 3 .............. 780.32
DA BEG SW COR N160’ 702.12 ROGERS ST POES SUB S NIAL LOT 6-7 BLOCK 33 2101 YOUNG A W, GLENVIEW
S23*E174’ W70’ TO POB WILKERSON CAROLYN/ 60’ OF 1 2 3 4 5 6 & 7 1 ....... W 16TH ST CENTENNIAL SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 4 5201
CONTAINING 128AC MOL RONALD, JONES & WORTH- 136.72 W12 1/2’ OF 6 ALL OF 7 ...... GLENVIEW BLVD ..... 498.68
17-1S-11W ................... 20.88 EN LOT 12 BLOCK 24 1301 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ 1,134.90 YOUNG BRASHUNA/
WARD F V, WEST HGTS BOOKER ST.............. 796.12 SHALLER & JOANNE REV WILSON RACHEL D/PRIN- DAMIEN, BRANCHWOOD
PLACE LOT 8 BLOCK 3 WILKERSON JAMES E JR, TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT CESS N, 2N-11-01 MCCAIN LOT 5 BLOCK 0 7821 PAT
BOWERS ST ............. 290.19 DAVIS ADDN LOT A BLOCK 12 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST..... RD PT NE NE BEG 420’ S LN............................2,915.14
WARE LEON/SMITH LO- 10 1311 N POPLAR ST L R 47.70 OF NE COR W246’ N95’ YOUNG CALVIN & ERMA
RENZO, DIXIE SUB LOT 8 KITTLE REP LTS 9 THRU 12 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ E246’ S95’ TO BEG EXC E25’ R, OAK TERRACE LOT 2
BLOCK 1 N I ST .......... 32.38 DAVIS ADDN A 10..2,056.04 SHALLER & JOANNE REV FOR RD & BEING KNOWN BLOCK 4 S BATTERY ST
WARE RONALD E, 2N-11- WILKERSON RON/CARO- TR/JAMES, TAFTON LOT 2 AS N44’ OF LOTS 7 & 21 & OAK TERRACE S1/2 OF 2 4
10 7801 HIGHWAY 161 PT LYN, CITY OF LR L15 LOT 6 BLOCK 4 E FRONT ST17.10 S51’ OF LOTS 6 & 20 IN PINE 67.70
NE NE BG NE CR S1063 67’ BLOCK 285 1121 S CROSS WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ TREE ACRES UNREC PLAT YOUNG CHRISTOPHER AL-
S89* W 99 62’ TO POB N37* ST CITY OF LR W95’ OF LT SHALLER & JOANNE REV 1-2N-11W ................1,154.82 LEN/JANICE LIN, CITY OF
W114 94’ S49* W 19’ N37* 6 285 .......................1,210.05 TR/JAMES, MEAD LOT 43 W I L S O N R AY M O N D LR L16 LOT 1-2 BLOCK 301
W101 55’ S34* W120’ S44* E WILKERSON RONALD C, BLOCK J E 37TH ST .. 47.13 BRUCE, 1S-12-34 16124 E 203 S PULASKI ST PT LTS 1
191 66’ TO W R/W HWY 161 JONES & WORTHEN LOT WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ MAIL ROUTE RD PT NW NE & 2 MPDA S5’ OF LT 1 & THE
TH N43* E AL R/W 105’ TO 11 BLOCK 24 1305 BOOKER SHALLER & JOANNE REV NW SECTION 34-1S-12 MP- N35’ OF LT 2 EXC E10’ OF
POB 10 2N 11 C/O 33642 .... ST N40’ OF LT 11...... 712.90 TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT DA BEG 210’ W OF NE COR THE N10’ OF LT 2..... 793.66
44.34 WILKERSON RONALD/ 9 BLOCK 15 MAPLE ST15.85 THEREOF TH S180’ W121’ YOUNG DAVID & BRENDA,
WARNER LARRY, HICKS CAROLYN, CITY OF LR L15 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ N180’ E121’ TO BEG .. 54.98 HYDE PARK LOT 7 (S1/2)
INTERURBAN LOT 12 & 13 LOT 4 BLOCK 284 1215 S SHALLER & JOANNE REV WILSON SHERMAN/GO- BLOCK 3 2701 JEFFERSON
BLOCK 4 10023 W 21ST ST CROSS ST .............1,153.22 TR/JAMES, BROOKSIDE FORTH TASHALA, CLUB ST PART S1/2 LOT 7 BLOCK
LOTS 12 AND 13 BLK 4 10 1N WILKINS LOLETHA, KIM- PARK LOT 20 BLOCK 7 ROAD TERRACE LOT 13 3 HYDE PARK MPDA BEG
13W ............................ 734.32 BALL SOUTH PARK LOT 8 LAKESIDE RD............. 10.70 BLOCK 5 1601 WINDCHIME 18.5’ E & 242’ N OF SW COR
WARNER LARRY, WAL- BLOCK 29 2820 S IZARD WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ AVE .........................1,370.65 LOT 7 BLOCK 3 TH N61’ AL
TERS SUB #3 LOT 126 ST ............................1,461.39 SHALLER & JOANNE REV WILSON THOS, 1S-11-20 S ELN JEFFERSON STREET
BLOCK 0 17 QUILLEN AVE . WILKINS MAGAN L, 1N-12- TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT HIGHWAY 365 S PT NW NW TH E PARALLEL TO 27 TH
1,091.97 25 HAMPTON ST NELSON 12 BLOCK 15 MAPLE ST..... BEG NW COR S279.18’ TO E STREET 140’ S61’ PARALLEL
WARNER LARRY, HICKS BURTON SUB DIV NE SE E 25.34 R /W MOP RR S13*45E ON TO JEFFERSON STREET TH
INTERURBAN LOT 1 & 2 34’ OF S200’ OF W1/2 9 25 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ R/W 141.2’ TO BEG E534.6’ W140’ TO BEG .......... 272.22
BLOCK 2 PERRY ST HICKS 1N 12W ........................ 10.80 SHALLER & JOANNE REV S264’ W468.6’ TO RR R/W YOUNG DONALD, RIFFEL &
INTERURBAN LTS 1 & 2 2 .. WILLIAMS ADAM, MEAD- TR/JAMES, BROOKSIDE NW ON R/W 273.248’ TO HOLDER 2ND LOT 2 BLOCK
711.40 OW BROOK LOT 15 BLOCK PARK LOT 25 BLOCK 2 BEG EXC BEG NW COR 6 4505 W 28TH ST ... 483.48
WARREN BISHOP LEO- 0 3201 S SPRING ST . 95.40 SHORT AVE ................ 10.70 S 279.18’ TO R/W MOP RR YOUNG STEVEN AND KIM-
DIES LIV TR, OVERBROOK WILLIAMS ADEAL/BRAD- WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ S13*45E ON R/W 141.2’ BERLY, RICH ACRES SUB
ADDN (SHERWOOD) LOT 17 L E Y A D R I E N N E R . W. , SHALLER & JOANNE REV E384’ S92’ TO POB E150’ LOT 147 BLOCK 0 5001 AL-
BLOCK 34 309 RED RIVER BROADMOOR NORTH LOT TR/JAMES, BROOKSIDE S180’ W150’ N180’ TO BEG PHA ST RICH ACRES W 110
DR ...........................4,417.27 105 BLOCK 0 1711 GAR- PARK LOT 18 BLOCK 7 20 1S 11W ................. 265.70 FT OF BLK 147 ......... 734.84
WARRICK TAMMY, 1N-14- FIELD CT ................1,713.84 LAKESIDE RD............. 10.70 WINFIELD LOLA, TOPFS YOUNG SYLVIA J, TURTLE
15 19809 JACK RD PT FRL WILLIAMS ANTIONE JA- WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ SUB LOT 4 BLOCK 64 3020 CREEK SUB PH II LOT 46
E1/2SW BEG 1323 30’ E OF MAHL, FLEMING & BRAD- SHALLER & JOANNE REV LINCOLN AVE TOPFS SUB 101 ANTLER WAY DR ..........
SWCOR E1/2SW ON N R/W FORD LOT 8 BLOCK 11 1603 TR/JAMES, 2N-11-10 HIGH- PART LOT 4 BLOCK 64 & 3,442.98
LAWSON RD N541’ W310’ N W 21ST ST ................ 916.22 WAY 161 PT NE SW BEG PART LOT 1 BLOCK 65, BE- ZABICKI PAMELA JEAN,
200’ W390 7’ TO POBS200’ WILLIAMS ANTOINE J, 364.7’ W & 157.6’ S OF NE GIN AT THE NW CORNER MEADOWCLIFF LOT 19
W200’ N200’ E 200’ TO BEG PARK ADDN LOT 19 BLOCK COR S50’ E87’ N50’ W87’ TO OF LOT 4 BLOCK 64, TH E BLOCK 0 39 S MEADOW-
15 1N 14W..............1,213.36 23 1804 RICE ST ...1,329.72 BEG 10-2N-11W.......... 14.16 75 FEET, TH SE PARALLEL CLIFF DR................... 575.88
WASHINGTON CALVIN, WILLIAMS BETTYE, HER- WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ TO A LINE RUNNING FROM ZAJAC CHARLES, 5815
WORKMAN`S GARDENS MITAGE HOME SITES LOT SHALLER & JOANNE REV THE NE CORNER OF LOT 1 MACARTHUR DR E200’ OF
LOT 12 BLOCK 0 E 35TH 48 BLOCK 0 16 DEVEREAUX TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT BLOCK 65 TO THE SE COR- TH PT SW NW S OF S R/W
ST ................................. 71.20 DR ...........................1,692.40 11 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST ..... NER OF LOT 2 BLOCK 65, HWY 65& N OF N R/W MOP
WASHINGTON GARY D/ WILLIAMS BEVERLY, OAK 47.70 A DISTANCE OF 150 FEET, 16 2N 12W................. 701.08
HAYES-WASHINGTON DEL- GLEN LOT 2 BLOCK 1 1919 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ TH W TO A LINE RUNNING ZAJAC CHARLES A, 3N-
ISA A, WINDAMERE LOT 61 PARK LN LOT 2B...... 519.07 SHALLER & JOANNE REV FROM A POINT ON THE S 13-26 ZAJAC RD PT SE
BLOCK 0 5205 KEATS DR .. W I L L I A M S B R I TA N Y E / TR/JAMES, BROOKSIDE LINE OF LOT 1 BLOCK 65 SW MPDA COM SE COR
1,141.08 TIFFANY, MACHINS LOT 8 PARK LOT 19 BLOCK 7 WHICH POINT .......... 496.78 SE SW TH W13 CHAINS
WASHINGTON JAMES E & BLOCK 2 2304 N SCHAER LAKESIDE RD............. 10.70 WITHERS CHRISTOPHER, TO POB TH N462’ E239.36’
CARL E, TWIN LAKES SUB ST ............................... 656.96 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ 2S-11-21 HIGHWAY 365 S S462’ W239.36’ TO POB
DIV LOT 53 BLOCK 0 1612 E WILLIAMS CONNIE M, JET SHALLER & JOANNE REV PT NW SW BEG 225’ E & 26-3N-13W ................ 276.82
TWIN LAKES DR ...1,026.40 CITY ANNEX LOT 2 BLOCK TR/JAMES, TAFTON LOT 1 20’ S OF NW COR TO S R/W ZAJAC CHARLES ALLAN,
WASHINGTON KETINA L, 24 4319 ROSE LN .... 140.08 BLOCK 4 W FRONT ST17.10 HWY 5 S156.3’ E125’ N155.7’ 3N-13-35 ZAJAC RD N1/2 SW
TOPFS SUB LOT 3 BLOCK WILLIAMS DANNY R, FOR- WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ TO S R/W HWY W ON HWY NE 35 3N 13W ............ 51.78
6 2 2 9 0 2 L I N C O L N AV E EST HILL LOT 7 BLOCK 5 SHALLER & JOANNE REV 125’ TO POB C/O 38209 ZAJAC CHAS & VICKIE,
TOPFS SUB DIV E 1/2 OF 3 913 S ELM ST FOREST HILL TR/JAMES, MEAD LOT 42 21-2S-11W ................. 425.61 3N-13-26 11207 ZAJAC RD
EXC S 50’ THEREOF 62 ...... N43 1/3’ OF 7-8&9 5 . 252.50 BLOCK J E 37TH ST .. 47.13 WITHERSPOON JOHN, PT SE SW MPDA COM SE
1,327.38 WILLIAMS DAVID & GAIL WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ 1S-12-06 MALARRI DR PT COR TH N03*30’ E250’ AL
WASHINGTON KETINA L, LAVERNE, PINE HILL SUB SHALLER & JOANNE REV E1/2E1/2 NE BEG 1744 8’ ELN OF SW1/4 FOR BEG
TOPFS SUB LOT 3 BLOCK LOT 11 BLOCK 0 8122 W TR/JAMES, MEAD LOT 44 S&180 5’ S89*W OF NE COR TH N85*22’ 01 W411 55’ TH
6 2 2 9 0 0 L I N C O L N AV E 24TH ST PINE HILL REP OF BLOCK J E 37TH ST .. 47.13 S89*W479 3’ N407 478’ TO W’ NO3*30’ E211 76’ TH S85*21’
TOPFS SUB DIV W 1/2 OF S1/2 TR 11 1 LOT 1 DREWES WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ L COR LT 22 S49*E629 1’ TO 25 E411 55’ TO CLN OF ZA-
LOT 3 EXC S 50’ THEREOF REPL OF PT OF BLK 11 PINE SHALLER & JOANNE REV BEG 6 1S 12W ............ 38.29 JAC RD ON ELN OF SW1/4
62 ............................1,142.38 HILL SUB ................3,374.80 TR/JAMES, BROOKSIDE WLM LANDSCAPE AND TH SO3*30’ W211.69’ TO
WASHINGTON LOTTIE B WILLIAMS DERRICK, 1S-11- PARK LOT 17 BLOCK 7 SPRINKLER SERVICES INC, POB 26-3N-13W ....1,187.35
MRS, 1N-12-08 W 17TH ST 17 HOLT LN E75’ OF W870’ LAKESIDE RD............. 10.70 SANFORD AMENDED LOT ZENITH LANDINGS LLC,
PT NW SW NE BEG AT THE OF N150’ OF S1/2 SW SW 17 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ 4 BLOCK 0 1720 SANFORD 610 WELLINGTON HILLS DR
NE COR, TH W 316 8’ , S 145’ 1S 11W ........................ 27.54 SHALLER & JOANNE REV DR ...........................5,944.28 PART S1/2 SW SECTION 31-
TO PT OF BEG, TH S 160’ , WILLIAMS DORRIS EDW TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT WLM LANDSCAPE AND 2N-13 MPDA BEG SE COR
E 48 4’ , N 160’ , W 48 4’ TO JR/SUMMONS THERESA, 13 BLOCK 15 MAPLE ST..... SPRINKLER SERVICES INC, TRACT H THE VILLAGES OF
BEG 8 2N 12W............ 64.60 BURNELLE MANOR LOT 93 15.85 MEREDITH MANOR LOT 7 WELLINGTON TH N01*39’
WASHINGTON MONIQUE BLOCK 0 9910 BRADLEY WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ BLOCK 0 15 MEREDITH CT 39E ALONG THE ELN OF
TATE/DENNIS, HOLMAN DR ...........................1,835.62 SHALLER & JOANNE REV 6,532.60 LOT H 315.15’ TO THE NE
ACRES LOT 12 BLOCK 0 WILLIAMS EARNEST JR, TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT WLM LANDSCAPE AND COR OF LOT H LYING ON
FRANKLIN RD PT TR 12 BEG CENTENNIAL LOT 27 BLOCK 13 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST..... SPRINKLER SERVICES INC, THE SOUTHWESTERLY
262 5’ E OF SW COR SE SW 43 1834 SCHILLER ST......... 47.70 MEREDITH MANOR LOT 6 R/W LINE OF WELLINGTON
E258 6’ N664’ W257’ S664 6’ 1,353.60 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ BLOCK 0 12 MEREDITH CT HILLS ROAD TH ALONG
TO BEG 3 93AC........ 337.12 WILLIAMS FREDDIE & PAU- SHALLER & JOANNE REV 6,532.60 SOUTHWESTERLY LINE
WA S H I N G TO N R U B E N LA, STRATTON REPLAT LOT TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT WLM LANDSCAPE AND OF ROAD ALONG A 605’
SR, DEEREWOOD LOT 94 15 BLOCK 0 4705 STRAT- 9 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST30.93 SPRINKLER SERVICES INC, RADIUS CURVE TO THE
BLOCK 0 314 CORKWOOD TON AVE.................... 937.78 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ SANFORD AMENDED LOT RIGHT CHORD BEARING
DR ...........................2,233.52 WILLIAMS HAROLD S SHALLER & JOANNE REV 2 BLOCK 0 1706 SANFORD S43*56’ 42E450.48’ N88*20’
WATSON ALEX R, HUM- REVOCABLE TRUST/WIL- TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT DR ...........................6,581.88 21W321.89’ T..........4,399.59
PHREY & BALDWIN LOT 4 LIAMS REBA HUGH REVO. 10 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST..... WOMACK CARLTON R, ZEPEDA NUBIA, MEADOW-
BLOCK 4 1714 N MAGNOLIA TRUST, SUNSET AC ANX NO 30.93 NORTH ARGENTA LOT 7 CLIFF LOT 412 BLOCK 0 22
ST FISHERS REPLAT OF #1 LOT 10 BLOCK 0 5021 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ BLOCK 47 204 W 13TH ST EDGEMONT DR MEADOW-
BLK 4 HUMPHREY & BALD- ACKERMAN DR.....1,564.55 SHALLER & JOANNE REV ALL TH PT LOT 7 LYING S CLIFF REPLAT OF LTS 397
WIN SOUTH 50’ OF 4-5-6 4. WILLIAMS JAMES & ALEX- TR/JAMES, HENSLEY LOT OF STREET W .......1,033.16 THRU 400 & TR D 412797.64
7.46 IS, ALTA VISTA LOT 21 14 BLOCK 16 MAPLE ST..... WOOD CAROLYN, EAST ZINAMON KAREN S, BUT-
WEBB ZERLINA/LACHA- BLOCK 3 5620 PARKER ST 47.70 HICKMAN & MCCONNELL LERS R C LOT 2 BLOCK 7
PELLE DARREL, SIENNA 525.44 WILLIAMSON ROBERT E/ LOT 229 BLOCK 0 62 2504 S OAK ST......... 123.08
LAKE SUB LOT 27 BLOCK WILLIAMS JAMES & ALEX- SHALLER & JOANNE REV WRIGHT CIR ............. 923.78 ZULPO JANET, 3N-15-03
1 38 MARCHWOOD CV IS, ALTA VISTA LOT 22 TR/JAMES, MEAD LOT 41 WOOD KEVIN SCOTT, 1N- 32500 HIGHWAY 300 PT
BLOCK 1 LOT 27 ...... 809.34 BLOCK 3 PARKER ST510.01 BLOCK J E 37TH ST .. 47.13 12-19 5507 W 49TH ST PT W1/2 NW NE MPDA BEG
WEBBER ALVIN E JR, FAIR- WILLIAMS JAMES/ALEXIS, WILLIS ERNESTINE, CEN- W1/2 NW NE SW SECTION SE COR W1/2 NW NE SECT
FIELD SUB LOT 20 BLOCK 9 HOLEADS LOT 4 BLOCK 3 TENNIAL LOT 16 BLOCK 33 19-1N-12 BEG NW COR 3 TH N87*30’ 55W AL SLN
6811 REDWOOD DR 311.82 4614 MARION ST ..... 911.20 2020 W 17TH ST ...... 709.85 E145.2’ S75’ W145.2’ N75’ W1/2 NW NE 197.22’ TO E’
WEBCO INC, AZALEA WILLIAMS JESSE, TWIN WILLIS JAMES W/MARIAN, TO BEG ..................1,105.64 LY R/W LN’ HWY 300 TH
PLACE LOT 8 BLOCK 0 LAKES SUB DIV LOT 650 CENTENNIAL LOT 33 BLOCK WOODHAVEN HOMES INC, N9*46’ 34E AL R/W LN 284.39’
BRANDON DR .......... 172.42 BLOCK 0 9216 MONIQUE 33 2102 W 18TH ST1,182.66 HIGHLAND SUB LOT 22, 23, CONT AL R/W LN AROUND A
WEBSTER LESTER, 1N-13- DR ...........................1,516.40 WILLIS JAMES W/STARKS 24, 25 & 26 BLOCK 0 7615 CURVE TO RIGHT HAVING
20 LOT 44R-020.00-061.00 WILLIAMS KAY & C BROAD- MARIAN Y, GALLAGHERS KELLY RD LOTS 22, 23, 24, RADIUS OF 540’ CHORD
1105 E LAWSON RD IMPS WAY, 2N-11-28 153 MATT LOT 10 BLOCK 8 2608 25 AND 26 HIGHLAND SUB- BEARING & DISTANCE OF
ONLY SITS ON 44R-020.00- RD RD PT NW NW BEG NW BOOKER ST.............. 597.46 DIVISION LESS & EXC 4,477 N23*04’ 32E282.73’ CONT AL
061.00 PT NW SW BEG 261’ COR S894 2’ S82*45’ E 230’ WILLIS JAMES/MARIAN, SQ FT (0.10 AC) MOL FOR R/W LN AROUND A CURVE
S OF NW COR S630’ E210’ N N07*15’ E100’ TO POB CONT LASKERS LOT 5 BLOCK 13 HIGHWAY R/W PER DEED TO LEFT HAVING A RADIUS
TO LAWSON RD SW ON RD N07*15 FTE100’ S82*45’ 1516 W 17TH ST ...1,793.78 2014-058668.............. 431.59 OF 350’ CHORD BEARING &
TO BG 20-1N-13W.... 444.44 E100’ S07*15’ W100’ N82*45’ WILLIS TITUS, CENTENNI- WOODS CECIL, ROBINSON DISTA ......................1,680.60
WEEKS HAROLD LLOYD W100’ TO POB 28-2N-11W .. AL LOT 21 BLOCK 33 2001 LOT 10-11 BLOCK 2 3206
& EVELYN D, RIVER VIEW 44.10 W 17TH ST ................ 141.62 MAIN ST LOTS 10 AND 11 .. I, Debra Buckner Treasurer
SUB LOT 1 BLOCK 0 1424 WILLIAMS LARRY E/DAR- WILLIS TITUS, SHELDON 127.70 of Pulaski County do hereby
NANNETTE ST ......... 438.22 LENE A, MEADOWCLIFF ADDN LOT 15 BLOCK 11 WOODS GROUP DEVEL- certify the above list is correct
WELSH PATSY, OLD RIVER LOT 64 BLOCK 0 10 IVY DR 2405 S PARK ST......... 95.40 OPMENT LLC, CENTENNI- to the best of my knowledge
LAKE ACRES LOT 16 BLOCK 423.42 WILLIS TITUS, TAFTON LOT AL LOT 4-6 BLOCK 12 1311 and belief.
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Robot makers
put their ideas
on city streets
Houston a proving ground
for dreams of delivery tech
PETER HOLLEY
THE WASHINGTON POST
On the muggy streets of
suburban Houston, among
McMansions, bright green
lawns and stately oak trees,
a futuristic race is quietly
afoot.
The contestants are not
AP/MATT HARTMAN people but late-model Toy-
A Southwest Airlines Boeing 737 Max aircraft lands at the Southern California Logistics Airport in the high desert town of Victorville, ota Priuses outfitted with
Calif., earlier this year. an array of sophisticated
sensors. Despite fierce com-
stead of making trips to the
store, potentially reducing
traffic and kicking off a new
chapter in our relationship
with machines. For months
now, Nuro’s robotically pi-
loted vehicles have been suc-
cessfully, if quietly, delivering
groceries to restaurants and
homes around Houston, the
vehicles’ sensors mapping
the city as they go.
The faster Nuro’s vehicles

Pilots have qualms about 737 Max
Union says Southwest Airlines should consider another plane
DAVID KOENIG
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
DALLAS — The union
president of Southwest Air-
lines pilots worries that Boe-
ing may be rushing the 737
Max back into service, and
he says Southwest should
consider buying planes from
another company.
The union president, Jon
Weaks, says Boeing may be
raising the threat of shutting
down the Max assembly line
to pressure regulators to let
the plane fly again soon and
force airlines to resume mak-
ing payments on their Max
jets and absorb some costs
of getting the planes back in
the air.
“Boeing will never, and
should not ever, be given the
benefit of the doubt again,”
Weaks said last week. “The
combination of arrogance,
ignorance, and greed should
and will haunt Boeing for
eternity.”
The president of the flight
attendants union at American
Airlines said Thursday that
some co-workers are afraid
to fly on the Max.
The comments highlight
the tension between Boeing
and pilots and flight atten-
dants, people that Boeing is
counting on to help assure
the public that the plane will
be safe after changes to flight-
control systems that played a
role in two crashes that killed
346 people.
In a statement, Boeing
Co. said, “We look forward
to working with pilots, flight
attendants and our airline
customers to re-earn their
trust. The MAX will only be
certified once regulators are
completely satisfied that we
have made all updates re-
quired and they determine
the plane is safe to return to
service.”
Weaks made the com-
ments in a memo to members
of the Southwest Airlines
Pilots Association, which is
already suing Boeing over
money that pilots have lost
because flights were canceled
after the Max was grounded
in March.
Unions at American Air-
lines took a more conciliatory
approach toward Boeing.
Patrick O’Rourke, vice
president of the Allied Pilots
Association, said his union
expects American to make
sure that pilots are compen-
sated for lost income from
grounded flights. He praised
Boeing for letting the union
help select pilots to test
changes that the manufac-
turer is making to software
on the Max. He said Ameri-
can’s target of returning the
plane to service on March 5
seems reasonable.
Lori Bassani, the president
of the Association of Profes-
sional Flight Attendants,
wrote to Boeing CEO Dennis
See BOEING, Page 8G
petition and unending pres-
sure to perform, the nearly
silent electric vehicles do
not speed. They move cau-
tiously, rigorously following
traffic laws and never top-
ping 25 mph.
Their goal is not an eas-
ily discerned finish line but
to map large areas of the na-
tion’s fourth-largest metrop-
olis, a sprawling patchwork
of neighborhoods, mini-cit-
ies, strip malls, gridlocked
superhighways and maze-
like gated communities — an
area so prodigious in size it
easily could swallow Man-
hattan, Brooklyn, Queens
and Staten Island whole.
The vehicles are owned
by Nuro, a Silicon Valley
robotics company with an
ambitious goal — to become
the world’s preeminent au-
tonomous delivery service,
allowing millions of people
to have groceries and other
goods delivered by robots in-
map Houston’s notoriously
chaotic roadways, the faster
the company can refine its
software and export its busi-
ness model elsewhere. But
time is in short supply.
Like Nuro, companies
such as Amazon, Alphabet-
owned Waymo, Robomart,
General Motors’ Cruise di-
vision, Ford-affiliated Argo
AI, Starship Technologies
and many others are also
rushing to deploy high-func-
tioning autonomous vehicles
for delivery and passenger
transport, with some com-
panies attracting major deals
and billions in funding. Their
goal is to earn public trust
and offer real-life conve-
nience, experts say, heighten-
ing their chances of securing
a valuable foothold in a new
era defined by autonomous
transportation.
To get there, they will
first have to run their au-
See DRIVERLESS, Page 2G

Ferrari targeting the sports-car leery

Luxury-car maker hoping easy-driving, less flashy Roma will fill a buyer niche
COLLEEN BARRY
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ROME — Ferrari un-
veiled a new, easy-driving
coupe dubbed Roma aimed
at attracting buyers who have
been intimidated by sports
cars and perhaps even the
Prancing Horse’s racing heri-
tage.
The Ferrari Roma is the
fifth new model unveiled by
the luxury sports-car maker
this year and one of 15 to
be rolled out through 2022
AP/GREGORIO BORGIA under an ambitious model
Flavio Manzoni, Ferrari design senior vice president, shows off the overhaul.
new Roma sports coupe last week in Rome. “We believe we will attract
an important number of new-
to-Ferrari clients,” Enrico
Galliera, the commercial and
marketing director, said last
week.
Unveiled in the Italian
capital, the Roma is designed
“for people who would like to
drive a sports car, or a Fer-
rari, but are a little bit afraid
of Ferrari and sports cars,” he
said.
It brings a sports car
sleekness with the comforts
of so-called Gran Turismo
cars meant to be easy to
drive over longer distances.
Together with the SF90 Stra-
dale, Ferrari’s first production
series plug-in hybrid debuted
earlier this year, it represents
a new kind of offering.
Despite its newer tech-
nologies, the SF90 Stradale
is nevertheless meant to ap-
peal to traditional Ferrari fans
“looking for the maximum
performance without com-
promise,” Galliera said.
The Roma has a V8 engine,
620 horsepower, and will be
priced at over $220,000; the
first deliveries will be made
by summer.
It taps the romance of the
iconic midfront-engine grand
touring Ferraris of the 1960s,
combining it with luxury,
comfort and driveability.
It has two small back seats
to squeeze in passengers or
extra luggage, while both the
driver and front-seat passen-
ger are encased in their own
“cockpits” with state-of-the-
art video displays.
With a less flashy custom-
er in mind, Ferrari unveiled
the Roma in blue-gray, titani-
um gray and white versions,
rather than in the typical Fer-
rari red. Buyers will have ac-
cess to all of Ferrari’s person-
See FERARRI, Page 8G

2 U.S. coal producers digging in

Even in face of glut, low prices, they’re opening new mines
WILL WADE
BLOOMBERG NEWS
As coal prices tumble
and bankruptcies rise, a few
U.S. miners are still pushing
ahead with plans to expand.
Arch Coal Inc. and Con-
sol Energy Inc. remain on
track to open new mines to
dig steel-making, or metal-
lurgical, coal from the West
Virginia hills. That’s even as
the market is already glutted,
with prices down about 30%
in 12 months.
They’re betting they can
produce coal cheaply enough
to profit even as their rivals
retrench. Bloomberg Intel-
ligence expects the global
supply of the metallurgical
variety to exceed demand
this year by 2.7%, as eco-
nomic head winds blunt steel
demand. At least four U.S.
companies have closed mines
since August. Five have filed
for bankruptcy this year.
“There is a lot of pain in
the marketplace,” Consol
chief executive Jimmy Brock
said during a conference call
last week. “We expect to hold
our ground.”
Arch, the second-largest
U.S. miner, has already start-
ed digging small amounts
of coal from its Leer South
project, which won’t reach
full production of 3 million
tons annually until the third
quarter of 2021. The compa-
ny announced the project in
February, when metallurgical
coal prices were around $190
per ton. Now they’re about
$137. The site is near an ex-
isting Arch mine and will
plumb the same reserves, re-
ducing some of the risk for
the company.
In July, Arch sped up the
project’s schedule by a quar-
ter. Last month, the company
said it would “drive forward
with the accelerated build-
out.” Arch did not respond
to a request for comment.
Consol, the eighth-largest
U.S. miner, expects to begin
extracting some coal next Bloomberg News/LUKE SHARRETT
quarter from its Itmann mine A bulldozer drives past the Tennessee Valley Authority’s Paradise plant in Paradise, Ky., which used
See COAL, Page 2G to burn coal mined by the now-bankrupt Murray Energy Holdings.

LR venture nurturing entrepreneurship in Vietnam during global event

The Venture Center of
Little Rock is promoting en-
trepreneurship in Vietnam as
part of a global celebration
recognizing startup busi-
nesses.
Mimi San Pedro, chief
strategy officer at the Ven-
ture Center, is part of a U.S.
delegation focused on sup-
porting Vietnam’s entrepre-
neurial ecosystem through a
mentorship tour. San Pedro
will be in the country through
Friday providing training for
ANDREW MOREAU
young people, early-stage
entrepreneurs and lecturers
who specialize in marketing.
San Pedro is working with
the Young Southeast Asian
Leaders Initiative, which is
the U.S. government’s signa-
ture program to strengthen
leadership development and
networking in Southeast Asia.
In Vietnam, San Pedro
also will meet with Xuan Do,
who previously visited Little
Rock as part of a U.S. State
Department program. Xuan
Do is helping build a busi-
ness incubator in Vietnam, a
project that included on-site
mentorship from the Little
Rock Venture Center.
“While the push for eco-
nomic development and
sustainability starts at home,
working in Vietnam during
this trip shows that we can
make a substantial change
anywhere in the world,” San
Pedro said.
Back at home, the Univer-
sity of Arkansas is starting a
new entrepreneurial support
center just in time to partici-
pate in Global Entrepreneur-
ship Week, which involves
10 million participants and
35,000 events in 170 countries.
There will be dozens of
events across Arkansas to
promote entrepreneurship
during the special week,
which ends Nov. 24. Arkan-
sas entrepreneurs, and those
interested in starting their
own businesses, will have op-
portunities to participate in
events and learn more about
running a business and the
support organizations avail-
able to help.
Entrepreneurs, economic
developers, educators and
innovators this week will
celebrate the benefits and
importance of entrepreneur-
ship. Events in Arkansas will
include workshops, speaker
series, networking events and
pitch competitions.
In Fayetteville, the univer-
sity’s Startup Village will hold
an open house on Wednesday
to show off its space, which in-
cludes about 2,750 square feet
on the lower floor of the Han-
See MOREAU, Page 8G
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Farm income takes sharp 3Q fall
Despite trade aid, report finds mounting economic pressure
MIKE DORNING
AND MICHAEL HIRTZER
BLOOMBERG NEWS
Farm finances deteriorat-
ed across some agricultural
states during the summer and
early fall despite the Trump
administration’s second
round of trade aid payments
and slightly higher prices,
the Federal Reserve Bank of
Kansas City reported late last
week.
The report underscores
the mounting economic
pressure on a key President
Donald Trump constituency
as he confronts a reelection
campaign and impeachment
struggle while undertaking
negotiations with Beijing on
a partial trade deal that could
provide relief from retalia-
SEC to OK 4 firms’ secret-stock offerings
Nontransparent exchange-traded funds will reveal holdings quarterly, not daily
ANNIE MASSA
AND RACHEL EVANS
BLOOMBERG NEWS
Regulators are on track to
approve four new types of
exchange-traded funds that
keep their holdings secret,
notching a win for active
managers.
The U.S. Securities and
Exchange Commission said
that it plans to approve active
nontransparent exchange-
traded funds from T. Rowe
Price, Natixis, Fidelity and
Blue Tractor, according to
filings last week. The funds
will reveal their holdings at
least once a quarter, rather
than disclosing their portfo-
Driverless
v Continued from Page 1G
tonomous vehicles, or AVs,
through millions of miles of
driving tests in cities such as
Houston until they are glitch-
free and unquestionably safe.
“The pressure is real,” said
David Syverud, head of robot
operations at Nuro. “And to
be clear, it is a race in the AV
space to deploy quickly and be
the first to really get there.”
As with any race, more
speed engenders greater risk,
particularly in Houston, a car-
dependent city dominated
by construction, impatient
drivers and the kind of busy
roadways that present a seri-
ous challenge to experienced
human drivers, much less ro-
botic ones.
Each year, more than 600
people die on Houston-area
roads, making the city one of
the nation’s deadliest major
metro areas for drivers, ac-
cording to a comprehensive
analysis of regional traffic fa-
talities using 16 years of fed-
eral data, that was recently
published by the Houston
Chronicle.
Regardless of the risks, au-
tonomous-vehicles enthusiasts
like Syverud are confident that
there will come a day in the
not-so-distant future when
groceries will be delivered
to homes by an autonomous
robot.
But to make that vision a
reality, companies like Nuro
have to build it from scratch,
a herculean effort involving
dozens of vehicle operators
and hundreds of engineers
working in synchronicity each
day to test robotic systems and
map entire cities.
After completing a success-
ful pilot in the Phoenix area,
Nuro, which has raised more
than $1 billion in funding, ar-
rived in Houston last year and
started autonomous deliveries
for Kroger, the nation’s largest
operator of traditional super-
markets, in April and Domi-
no’s Pizza in June.
The city’s reliance on cars
has done little to burnish its
national reputation, but it
was a boon for Nuro. With
Coal
v Continued from Page 1G
in West Virginia before ramp-
ing up to full capacity in 2021.
Excavation is already under-
way, and the company is
working to hire miners. Con-
sol announced the project in
May, just as metallurgical coal
prices peaked at $200 million
a ton. At the time, Brock said
the returns on the project
would “significantly” exceed
capital costs even if metallur-
gical coal is $150 per ton.
The company did not re-
spond to a request for com-
ment.
Warrior Met Coal Inc. is
tory tariffs hitting Ameri-
can farmers. The trade talks
have bogged down as Trump
seeks assurances that Beijing
will deliver on commitments
for agricultural purchases.
Farm income fell in the
third quarter from a year ago
in each of the seven rural
states covered by the Kan-
sas City Fed, according to its
survey of agricultural credit
conditions. The report cited
the trade war, volatile crop
prices and disruptions at a
major beef processing facility.
Bankers contacted by the
Fed said the drop in farm in-
come was sharper than they
expected going into the sum-
mer. Respondents expect in-
come to decline further and
credit conditions to worsen
lios every day as conventional
exchange-traded funds.
The regulator is warming
to the concealed holdings
approach, after more than 10
years of considering the con-
cept. Active managers say
that inserting their strategies
into a transparent exchange-
traded fund format would
give away their best invest-
ment ideas and expose them
to front-running. Still, they
have been looking for a way
to participate in the boom
that exchange-traded funds
enjoyed over the past decade.
Fund managers see the ac-
tive nontransparent model as
an entry point into the $4.2
The Washington Post/ANNIE MULLIGAN
A Nuro delivery vehicle completes training routes in the Meyer-
land neighborhood of Houston earlier this month.
an average commute of about
60 minutes round-trip, hun-
gry Houstonians are eager to
avoid driving any more than
they have to, Nuro officials say.
Company officials say they
were also drawn to Hous-
ton for the complexity of its
metropolitan environment, a
puzzle of independent com-
munities, each with its own
road conditions, zoning or-
dinances, parking rules and
traffic laws. Some neighbor-
hoods offer wide lanes and
little traffic, others are narrow
and perpetually hectic — pro-
viding the company’s robotic
software a great variety of test-
ing conditions.
As the country’s most
ethnically diverse large city
— and with a foreign-born
population of 1.4 million —
Houston also is a place where
Nuro officials could probe fun-
damental questions about its
business model.
“The big question for us is:
Who is going to use this ser-
vice, and how often will they
do it?” said Sola Lawal, a Nuro
product operations manager
based in Houston who for-
merly worked for Uber. “Our
robots don’t care who they’re
delivering to, but we want to
understand how different de-
mographics interact with and
laying groundwork for a new
metallurgical mine, too, but
doesn’t plan to make a final
decision on it until early next
year. The company expects
the Blue Creek project to be
“fully permitted and shovel
ready” at that time.
While Warrior Met has
said repeatedly that it hasn’t
made a final call, “many in-
vestors interpreted the com-
pany’s language on its earn-
ings call to mean the project
is more likely to happen than
not,” Seaport Global analyst
Mark Levin wrote in a re-
search note.
Contura Energy Inc. has
also unveiled plans to start
production at a new metal-
in the coming months de-
spite trade aid payments.
The USDA started issuing
payments from its 2019 trade
aid program in August.
“Extreme weather condi-
tions and commodity prices
continue to adversely af-
fect the financial condition
of our producers,” said one
banker quoted in the report,
identified only as in central
Nebraska. “These conditions
are potentially setting up a
difficult renewal season this
fall” for loans.
Farmers have responded
by cutting back on spending
and equipment purchases to
preserve cash. Even so, their
working capital deteriorated
“at a modest pace,” according
to the Fed.
trillion U.S. exchange-traded
fund market. But it remains
unclear whether retail inves-
tors will adopt the model over
traditional exchange-traded
funds that keep their holdings
public.
“It’s a big regulatory win,
but now comes the hard part:
trying to attract assets in an
utterly brutal marketplace
where nearly every cent goes
into products charging 0.2%
or less,” said Eric Balchunas,
an analyst at Bloomberg Intel-
ligence.
All four firms plan to fol-
low a so-called proxy-basket
approach, meaning they will
disclose some information
feel about the robots. Houston
allows for this broad swath of
experience in one city.”
Delivering items to a cus-
tomer’s door — particularly
food that has to stay hot or
cold — has long been one of
the most expensive logistical
problems in transportation, in
part because of the labor costs.
It is far cheaper to transport
hundreds of packages in the
back of a UPS truck with sev-
eral drop-offs at addresses
along a set route. That has
helped hinder the online
spread of grocery delivery,
which can be cost-prohibitive
when factoring in a driver’s
wages.
Nuro appears to have found
a way around that complica-
tion. Using the maps created
by its current vehicles, Nuro
plans to debut in the coming
months a new version of its
fully autonomous, passenger-
less vehicle known as the R2.
The company claims that a
smaller delivery vehicle, such
as the cooler-size delivery
robots employed by Amazon
or Starship Technologies,
would be unable to travel at
the speeds and distances nec-
essary to make autonomous
grocery delivery efficient in
Houston.
A larger vehicle without a
lurgical mine in West Virginia
next year. But coal from the
Lynn Branch project will es-
sentially offset the lost out-
put from another mine in
the region that Contura is
closing. The company hasn’t
disclosed much in recent
months about the project,
which was announced in May.
Much of the rest of the
U.S. coal industry is strug-
gling.
Peabody Energy Corp.,
the top U.S. coal company,
announced last month that it
was closing an Illinois mine.
Murray Energy Corp., the big-
gest closely held American
coal producer, filed for bank-
ruptcy last month, becoming
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day to help market makers
price their funds, just not
their full portfolio.
Precidian Investments
already has approval for an
Secondhand gifts
alternate structure that re-
quires funds to publish an
indicative value of the hold-
ings every second. This mod-
go on holiday lists
el also uses an agency broker
to confidentially buy and sell
Shoppers find quality items at discount
securities to help money flow JORDYN HOLMAN, ionphile, a pre-owned e-com-
into or out of the fund. DONALD MOORE merce company focused on
New York Life’s IndexIQ , AND KIM BHASIN luxury handbags and acces-
BlackRock Inc., JPMorgan BLOOMBERG NEWS sories. Macy’s Inc. and J.C.
Chase & Co. and American This holiday season, most Penney Co. both announced
Century Investments are of the Christmas presents in August partnerships with
among the firms that have Akil McLeod buys for his ThredUp. Luxury consign-
licensed Precidian’s model. family members will have al- ment shop RealReal Inc.
ready belonged to someone went public in a $300 million
human driver offers other ben- else.
efits as well, according to Nuro
offering in June. In addition,
It’s a shopping habit that venture capital investors have
— more space for groceries, McLeod, who turns 30 on pumped more than $1.1 billion
better maneuverability and Christmas Day, has been of funding into used-clothing
braking, no need for interior practicing for nearly a de- operations over the past sev-
safety features to accommo- cade. Last year, he gave his eral years, according to data
date people, and less danger wife a green leather jacket compiled by Bloomberg.
to people if the vehicle is in- that he bought at a garage sale A s B l a c k Fr i d ay a n d
volved in an accident. and it fits like a glove. Once,
Christmas approach, resellers
Regardless of what robot he shocked his mom with a are betting the former stigma
does the job, for Yael Cosset, vintage Gucci purse.
the chief digital officer for “She’s been getting those of giving used goods has fully
Kroger, a partner to Nuro’s really unique gifts from me fizzled. And it’s more than
vintage T-shirts and discount
test in Houston, there is little and it’s something that you
wouldn’t find at a Macy’s,” items that might find their
choice but to embrace autono-
mous delivery. said McLeod, a former educa- way into your stocking.
“Now people are like ‘buy
“A few years ago, we were tor who now works full time
me the Gucci on Poshmark,’”
telling customers that if they reselling items on sites like
place an order today we can eBay and Poshmark from his said Manish Chandra, found-
have it ready for them tomor- home in Santa Barbara, Calif. er of the resale site. After
row afternoon, and that was Of the $100 he plans to spend seeing more users turning to
okay with them,” Cosset said. this season on personal gifts, resale for holiday shopping, it
“Today, some of our customers he estimates 70% will be from debuted a “gifts market” last
will expect that same order to secondhand stores, where he year, he said.
be available within the hour. says he snags better deals, Younger consumers are
“Now, if you need a roasted plus the thrill of the hunt. some of the most fervent
chicken and pizza and a bottle “Vintage is probably the big- shoppers latching on to the
of milk in the next 45 minutes, gest that it’s ever been,” he resale trend. Eighty percent of
I can fulfill that demand for said. Gen Z shoppers — the cohort
McLeod is part of a grow- behind millennials that spans
the customer because of Nuro,
which is a critical component ing group of consumers who about first grade through col-
of our delivery modalities,” he feel comfortable incorporat- lege — said they plan to give
added. ing secondhand items into used gifts, according to a sur-
When a robotically driven their holiday shopping lists. vey released Thursday from
vehicle pulls up to a home Once taboo, the preowned ThredUp. Instead of physical
with groceries, two Nuro em- market is increasingly seen as items, some people are even
ployees — known as vehicle a savvy way for shoppers to handing out gift cards to thrift
operators — are always inside. save money, discover harder- shops. Gift card purchases at
Each day in Houston, all 65 to-find items and reduce their Thrilling, an e-commerce site
of Nuro’s vehicle operators, carbon footprint in an age of that helps mom-and-pop vin-
working in teams that consist disposable fashion. Buying tage shops expand their digi-
of a driver and a co-driver, are secondhand isn’t necessarily tal presence, have risen 200%
responsible for preparing Nu- the same as committing the year on year — and the aver-
ro’s fleet for the road. Already, unthinkable act of regifting age balance is $150, according
the company says, drivers are — a term popularized in a to founder Shilla Kim-Parker.
making dozens of deliveries a 1995 episode of Seinfeld as an Grayson Townsend, a
day, many of them, somewhat unwanted label maker gets 15-year-old from Port Or-
surprisingly, to businesses in passed person to person. In chard, Wash., spent a recent
fact, nearly half of U.S. con- afternoon while vacationing
Houston’s bustling restaurant
sumers said they would con- in New York shopping at Buf-
scene.
sider giving used apparel as falo Exchange, a buyer and
Narrow streets, potholes,
a present this year, according
construction and low-hanging seller of used clothing that’s
to a study from Accenture.
tree branches are obstacles been around since the 1970s.
Even more would welcome
that offer the team a chance to
gifts from the resale market She said she didn’t mind giv-
improve the vehicles’ neural ing previously owned gifts to
themselves.
network in hopes of bringing “Things are changing, es- her twin sister and friends. If
full autonomy to life. But the pecially among young people you go to a traditional retail
biggest obstacle is a human who try to be sustainable and store, someone’s probably
one — an aggressive driver in want to be part of the circu- already tried on that pair of
another vehicle, frustrated by lar economy,” said Sucharita jeans, she said, and shoppers
the robot’s slow-moving, law- Kodali, an analyst at Forrester aren’t grossed out by that. So
abiding style. Research. “Those are the ones what’s the difference?
“What keeps me up at night that are not only going to be “I can’t afford Banana Re-
is a member of my team be- purchasing this stuff but go- public or other expensive
ing injured by a human driver ing to feel good about buying clothes, but if I buy second-
who is drunk or distracted,” it as gifts — and introducing hand, I can buy more stuff
Syverud said. friends and family to those and make their presents bet-
brands as well.” ter,” Townsend said. “There’s
at least the fifth to do so this Resale has been growing something called a washing
year. rapidly across the U.S., with machine.”
“We probably won’t need the secondhand market fore- Information for this article
all that new U.S. met [metal- cast to grow to $51 billion by was contributed by Matthew
lurgical] coal within the time 2023, according to an estimate Townsend and Sarah Halzack of
frame of when they’re expect- by online thrift store Thred- Bloomberg News.
ed to come online,” Bloom- Up. Given that growth, resale
berg Intelligence’s Andrew businesses are preparing for
Cosgrove said in an interview. what could be their biggest
Michael Bloomberg, the holiday season yet, especially
founder and majority stake- as Americans rev up to spend
Business
holder of Bloomberg LP, the more than they did last holi- For story ideas and news tips:
parent company of Bloom- day season. businesstips@arkansasonline.com
berg News, has committed But it’s not just yard sales Business Editor
$500 million to start Beyond and corner shops. Even be- Jim Kordsmeier (501) 399-3655
Carbon, a campaign aimed at fore the holidays, 2019 has jkordsmeier@arkansasonline.com
closing the remaining coal- been a landmark year for sec-
fired power plants in the U.S. ondhand sellers, especially Mail Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
by 2030 and slowing the con- as the local thrift shop goes P.O. Box 2221
struction of new gas-powered corporate. Neiman Marcus Little Rock, Ark. 72203
plants. this spring invested in Fash- Fax (501) 372-4765
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36.92 20.51 CenGrdA lf ... ... ... 29.85 +.85 W K Y DN Y D YR W KY AVG
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33.43 23.54 CentSecur1.78e 0.60 ... 31.85 -.06
8.00 1.35 CentrusEn ... ... ... 6.16 -1.54 mC M C M N D Q + + +
9.98 5.02 CentAl ... ... ... 7.12 -1.16 C N D Q
34.57 16.35 CentCmtys ... ... 9 28.15+1.32 O O N D Q + + +
19.53 9.64 CntryLink 1.00 6.70 6 14.97 +.18 D DD N + + +
5.04 1.70 CeragonN ... ... ... 1.76 -.06
20.00 12.89 Cerence n ... ... ... 15.52 -.58 H m HOM N D Q + +
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42.67 25.64 ABM .72 1.90 21 37.89 +.08 .70 ChaparrE ... ... ... .89 +.08
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35.86 25.12 ACI Wwde ... ... 39 33.72 -.68 ChRvLab ... ... 27 139.07+8.56
55.49 43.32 AptInv rs 1.56 2.90 30 54.22+1.44 14.88 12.52 BlTCP Cap 1.4410.20 10 14.09 -.19 95.66 54.01
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21.88 9.02 ACM Rsc ... ... 26 14.42 ChartInds ... ... 29 56.76 -1.43
33.18 12.16 Apellis ... ... ... 27.49 -2.36 97.35 58.23 Blckbaud .48 0.60 ... 83.65+2.77 482.62272.91 ChartCm ... ... 95 475.60+5.85
8.47 4.25 ADT Inc .14 1.70 ... 8.39 +.44 10.95 3.75 Aphria ... ... ... 4.25 -.82 10.29 4.86 BlackBerry ... ... ... 5.48 -.06 21.74 16.29
18.52 13.55 AES Corp .55 3.00 14 18.45 +.81 ChathLTr 1.32 7.30 38 18.00 -.22
46.70 26.38 ApogeeE .70 1.80 25 38.34 -.23 495.39360.79 BlackRock13.20 2.70 18 490.96 +.75 132.76 98.57 ChkPoint ... ... 22 116.40 +.98 W K Y DN Y D YR W KY AVG
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81.39 51.48 AGCO .64 0.80 19 80.13 +.47 17.00 12.05 ApollInv rs 1.8011.00 ... 16.41 +.05 14.72 12.08 BlkCorBd .78 5.40 ... 14.34 +.18 42.06 29.56 & N + + + +
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62.94 24.03 Appian A ... ... ... 43.85+1.90 11.03 9.48 BlkDbtStr .82 7.60 ... 10.83 +.08 441.79260.03 Chemed 1.28f 0.30 33 407.46+1.20 m C N + + +
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39.58 26.80 AT&T Inc 2.04 5.20 8 39.50 +.12 Chewy n ... ... ... 23.40 +.41
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86.62 62.35 ArrowEl ... ... 11 80.07 -1.66 44.12 28.52 BrghtFn ... ... ... 40.43 -.59 112.27 90.28 CitrixSy 1.40 1.20 25 112.59+1.86 D m +
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7.81 5.29 Adecaogro ... ... ... 6.45 +.82
49.78 10.41 ArrowPhm ... ... ... 47.44+5.34 53.61 36.44 Brinker 1.52 3.40 12 44.09 -1.99 83.04 65.32 CtyHld 2.28f 2.90 17 79.74 -.65 N C QQQ + NYSE 13,492.96 13,407.80 0.64%
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30.54 10.19 Arvinas ... ... ... 30.49+4.98 59.18 42.48 BrMySq 1.64 2.80 19 58.59 +.57 2.85
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313.11204.95 AdobeInc ... ... 61 297.50+5.04 1.61 CleanEngy ... ... ... 2.08 -.16
4.55 .20 AscenaRtl ... ... ... .37 -.02 323.20217.61 BroadcInc10.60 3.40 ... 312.91 -.50 85.63 46.21 CleanHarb ... ... ... 84.28+1.23 COMPANY PRICE CHANGE CHANGE COMPANY PRICE CHANGE CHANGE S&P 500 3,120.46 3,093.08 0.89%
58.35 27.58 AdtalemGl .36 1.10 23 33.60+1.82
133.96 53.21 Ascendis ... ... ... 112.51 -.94 11.05 9.87 BrdmkRlty ... ... ... 11.00 +.40 9.99 7.16 ClrBrEnTR1.35e16.70 ... 8.08 -.13 Kadmon + +
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39.69 23.04 AdvDrainS .36 1.00 31 36.79 -1.17
15.34 9.17 AdvEmis 1.0010.10 2 9.87 -2.96
142.15 74.84 AspenTech ... ... 29 118.72+3.59 21.22 14.96 BrkfldPrp 1.32 6.70 ... 19.61 +.72 19.41 12.04
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5.88 .70 AssertThr ... ... ... .77 +.04 23.00 17.95 BrkRlAs .20p ... ... 22.30 +.21 12.26 6.59
23.84 18.52 AsscdBanc .72f 3.30 11 21.60 -.12 44.57 24.51 BrkfReEn 2.06 4.60 ... 44.82+2.10 167.70143.58
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49.86 36.13 AssuredG .72 1.50 9 48.31 +.08 50.35 23.02 BrooksAuto .40 0.90 72 46.91 +.10 9.98 7.63 ClghGlbOp 1.2012.80 ... 9.34 -.01 of last week’s most active stocks — 2,000 from the
15.20 12.07 AdvClayCv 1.13 7.50 ... 15.09 +.31
16.38 2.81 AdverumBi ... ... ... 9.37 +.66
43.27 26.20 Astec .44 1.20 16 37.79 -.22 38.18 25.72 BrwnBrn .34f 0.90 32 37.87 +.12 32.05
49.22 35.30 AstraZen 1.37e 2.90 ... 47.44 +.18 66.15 44.57 BrownFB .66f 1.00 41 64.71 +.21 639.41 315.85
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8.99 5.88 AdvActBear ... ... ... 5.88 -.03
44.34 25.85 Astronics ... ... 27 30.67 -.40 52.23 26.10 BrukerCp .16 0.30 39 49.48+1.58 69.00 54.14
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44.36 24.83 Aecom ... ... 16 43.19 +.75 CCFemsa 1.75e 3.00 ... 58.89 +1.01 COMPANY PRICE CHANGE CHANGE COMPANY PRICE CHANGE CHANGE Names in bold are companies with Arkansas
5.50 1.16 Astrotch ... ... ... 1.95 +.75 62.23 41.02 Brunswick .96f 1.60 16 59.24 -1.60 55.92 44.42 CocaCola 1.60 3.00 32 52.67 +.46
6.09 3.69 Aegon .28e 6.10 ... 4.62 So dB o operations.
2.30 1.03 AehrTest h ... ... ... 2.23 +.59
10.25 4.26 AsureSftw h ... ... ... 8.65 -.52 24.78 14.81 Buckle 1.00a 4.20 12 23.59 +.05 58.94 44.44 CocaCEur 1.12f 2.20 ... 51.77 +.48 Con u aE
30.66 4.58 AtHomGr ... ... 11 9.20 +.49 17.85 13.55 Buenavent ... ... ... 14.73 -.54 5.28 .41 CocrystP ... ... ... .43 -.20 n e a Ne Cu e n Today’s list shows:
62.86 36.16 AerCap ... ... 9 59.89 -.54 O gan gH
50.10 17.51 AeriePhm ... ... ... 18.93 -.30 43.94 10.38 AtaraBioth ... ... ... 13.20 -.21 7.98 2.31 BldBear ... ... ... 2.95 -.37 23.05 12.68 Codexis ... ... ... 15.06 -.44 D p oPhm 1. 52-week high and low — The highest and lowest
46.07 36.00 Athene ... ... ... 43.89 -.05 25.32 10.15 BldrFtSr h ... ... 16 25.05 +.86 6.58 2.78 Coeur ... ... 57 6.29 +.35 SandR dge R bbnCm price at which the stock traded in the past year.
52.84 30.11 AerojetR ... ... 50 44.11 -.42 Rub u Th
102.45 48.61 AeroViron ... ... 25 62.68 +.90 21.11 8.82 Athenex ... ... ... 11.63 -.31 62.92 47.26 BungeLt 2.00 3.60 25 56.19 +.80 64.91 42.40 CogentC 2.56f 4.10 78 63.05 +.69 GTT Comm
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5.57 .81 AEtern g ... ... ... .99 -.06 2.15 1.20 Athersys ... ... ... 1.39 +.12 209.36136.30 BurlStrs ... ... 44 207.25+4.50 57.31 34.88 Cognex .22f 0.40 23 51.41 -1.87 CanopyG
38.17 17.47 AtkoreInt ... ... ... 37.28 -.25 Ne oH d u gen G abbreviation by The Associated Press.
1.30 .11 AeviGeno ... ... ... .12 -.01 74.85 56.73 CognizTch .80 1.30 18 63.38 +.52
3.02 2.07 AtlPwr g .12 ... ... 2.42 +.02 C 9.30 7.16 CohStGlbI 1.1212.20 ... 9.20 +.06 Au o aC Venu Cn 3. Dividend — Usually annual payments based on
115.75 71.09 AffilMgrs 1.28 1.50 6 85.00 -1.86 Rap The n
5.08 2.28 AffimedNV ... ... ... 2.47 -.10 40.20 26.48 AtlUnion 1.00 2.60 21 37.92 -.50 28.03 17.82 CAE Inc g .44 ... 22 26.86 +.93 68.01 32.95 Cohen&Str 1.44 2.20 27 65.49+2.35 S ageS the last quarterly or semiannual declaration.
25.61 17.50 AtlanticaYd1.57e6.10 38 25.79+1.26 26.63 17.87 CAI Intl ... ... 6 23.28 -.54 27.54 18.63 CohStInfra 1.60 6.00 ... 26.46 -.01 T mknS ee V g m
32.64 21.30 Afya Ltd n ... ... ... 27.65 +.65 4. Yield — Percentage return from a dividend
60.72 20.61 AtlasAir ... ... 3 25.25 -1.44 28.13 18.64 CBIZ Inc ... ... 30 26.46 -.27 10.41 6.90 C&SIncEgy1.3218.70 ... 7.06 -.48 based on the stock’s closing price.
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149.80 65.17 Atlassian ... ... ... 122.73+3.78 2.87 .78 CBL Asc .3020.50 ... 1.46 -.09 16.05 9.84
115.19 87.88 ATMOS 2.30f 2.10 20 109.49+2.17 14.97 7.03 CBL pfD 1.8416.40 ... 11.21 -1.20 25.13 16.42
7.39 .80 AtossGen ... ... ... 1.39 -.17 122.88 87.87 CBOE Glb 1.44f 1.20 48 119.49+4.61 173.92 90.10
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29.29 13.32 Agilysys ... ... ... 24.88 +.95 Coherent ... ... 71 155.84 -4.38
70.70 28.36 AgiosPhm ... ... ... 35.68+2.12 34.39 22.57 AtriCure ... ... ... 28.93 +.89 8.05 5.97 CBRE GRE .60 7.60 ... 7.91 +.09 23.91 8.32 CoherusBio ... ... ... 18.96 -.10 NAME CLOSE CHANGE % CHG % CHG % CHG week before.
64.88 34.05 Agnico g .50 ... 71 58.62 +.97 41.65 17.95 Audentes ... ... ... 25.86 -2.71 56.60 37.45 CBRE Grp .20 0.40 22 56.44+1.55 20.27 11.37 Cohu .24 1.20 83 19.83 +.18 D + + + +
79.54 56.46 AgreeRlt 2.28 3.10 38 74.68 +.17 22.50 9.00 AudCodes .23e ... 36 23.42+2.14 57.56 35.02 CBS B .72 1.90 9 38.57 +.46 36.63 18.95 Colfax ... ... 24 33.54 -.63 D + +
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47.54 28.13 AirLease .60f 1.30 6 45.45 -.29 ... ... ... 27.38 +.59 6.28 4.32 ColonCap ... ... ... 4.84 -.16 N + + + +
53.19 32.83 AutoNatn ... ... 12 52.99+1.22 10.17 9.52 CF FnAc n ... ... ... 10.15 -.01 41.05 30.65 ColBnkg 1.12a 2.80 20 39.65 -1.06 N b — Annual rate plus stock dividend.
238.54149.64 AirProd 4.64 1.90 34 240.92+7.05 C m + + + +
25.82 17.06 AirTrnsp ... ... 43 23.99 +.56 178.95117.72 Autodesk ... ... ... 161.75+8.79 55.15 38.90 CF Inds 1.20 2.60 ... 45.93 -.40 23.21 18.08 ColumbPT .80 3.90 12 20.45 -.34 N c — Liquidating dividend.
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32.44 15.75 Aircastle 1.28f 4.00 11 32.22 -.03 117.99 66.60 Autohome ... ... 4 71.94 -1.29 94.34 74.12 CH Robins 2.00 2.70 15 74.72 -3.34 23.75 15.20 ColSelTec .92a 4.00 ... 23.05 +.07 N d — reached a new 52-week low during trading
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49.50 9.50 Autolus ... ... ... 11.79 -.26 224.91161.05 CME Grp 3.00 1.50 45 204.20+6.03 43.09 27.66 m +
93.12 57.18 AkamaiT ... ... 34 87.71+3.18 Colmbus .24 0.60 12 40.31 +.92 & + + + + e — Declared or paid in preceding 12 months.
35.82 13.90 AkceaTh ... ... ... 19.31 174.50121.40 AutoData 3.64 2.10 46 171.17+8.44 65.31 47.63 CMS Eng 1.48 2.40 37 60.90+1.29 23.89 1.43 comScore ... ... ... 3.88 +.58 f — Current annual rate, which was increased by
1186.60793.06 AutoZone ... ... 21 1171.88+6.02 50.47 41.49 CNA Fn & m + + + +
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72.65 3.16 Akerna ... ... ... 5.94+1.70 5.75 1.03 AvadelPh ... ... ... 4.99 +.14 11.99 8.41 CNH Indl .14e 1.20 26 11.24 88.96 58.54 Comerica 2.68 3.80 9 69.96 -1.87
94.31 28.09 Avalara ... ... ... 72.36+1.35 18.58 13.64 CNO Fincl .44 2.40 12 18.28 +.83 58.21 36.27 W + + + + —D C m
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222.87167.01 AvalonBay 6.08 2.80 36 214.53+4.68 4.85 + + D m
7.25 2.34 Akorn Inc ... ... ... 4.09 -.47 3.86 CNS Phr n ... ... ... 4.38 -.19 27.00 9.52 CommScpe ... ... ... 14.95 -.75
53.47 47.45 Avangrid 1.76 3.60 38 48.75 +.37 18.96 12.95 CNX Midst1.47e10.50 8 14.05 -.29 67.21 53.40 CmcBMO 1.04b 1.60 17 65.86 -.40 G + + + + — D
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129.93 72.50 AlamoGp .48 0.40 17 111.41+3.95 53.45 31.78 AvanosMd ... ... 16 32.32 -3.22 14.47 6.14 CNX Resc .04 0.50 10 8.62 -.75 20.67 13.27 CmclMtls .48 2.40 29 20.13 -.37
67.45 49.68 Avantr pfA ... ... ... 57.66+5.28 38.79 11.74 CONSOL ... ... 3 12.26 -.99 9.77 5.35 CmclVehcl ... ... 17 6.92 -.54 B + + —P m
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71.50 43.52 Alarm.cm ... ... 49 44.15 -1.22 22.35 9.72 AvayaHl ... ... 4 12.43 -.03 37.29 24.62 CRH .72e 1.90 ... 37.31 +.52 7.62 2.03 CommSys .08 1.10 ... 7.38 +.77 m
27.51 10.75 Avedro n .31p ... ... 23.27 +.61 56.16 22.22 CRISPR
74.83 53.39 AlaskaAir 1.40 2.00 20 70.38 -.79
92.05 58.06 AlbnyIn .72 0.80 24 85.71 -.57
102.20 58.63 Albemarle 1.47 2.20 11 66.14 -1.84
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63.73 53.78 Alcon n ... ... ... 58.83 +.83 10.79 4.37 AvidTech ... ... ... 7.72 -.02 1.86 .50 CUI Glbl ... ... ... .97 +.26 26.81 18.43 CBD-Pao .08e 0.40 ... 18.98 -.49 NAM C OS CHANG %CHG % CHG %CHG
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160.25109.04 AlexREE 4.00f 2.50 35 158.76+4.85 52.50 39.75 Avista 1.55 3.30 23 46.96 +.20 4.35 3.06 CVR Ptrs .40e13.50 ... 2.96 -.22 34.00 20.72 CmptrPr .40 1.50 24 26.51 -.17 GC V + + + +
49.03 33.55 Avnet .84f 2.00 ... 41.01 -.94 81.65 51.72 CVS Health2.00 2.70 13 74.29+1.82 6.05 3.85 CmpTask .24 4.30 ... 5.56 -.04 m C G w + + + + —P
2.81 .74 AlexcoR g ... ... ... 1.73 +.07
141.86 92.56 Alexion lf ... ... 17 108.37 -2.42 4.88 1.30 Avon ... ... 45 4.45 -.19 14.46 8.58 Cabaletta n ... ... ... 14.00+2.88 .28 .03 ComstkM ... ... ... .09 +.00 —H w m
14.45 9.67 AlgonPw .56 ... ... 13.81 +.35
195.72129.77 Alibaba ... ... 44 185.49 -1.67
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... ... 17 29.34 -.89 160.81 82.24 CabotMicro1.68 1.10 33 156.01 -.33 36.96 20.95
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1.07 .51 Alio Gld ... ... ... .60 +.02 36.69 10.91 Axogen ... ... ... 16.20 +.95 40.68 24.23 Cactus .09m ... ... 30.77 +.57 17.83 5.36 ConcertPh ... ... ... 6.71 -.02 NUV w
5.56 1.22 AlkalWatr ... ... ... 1.30 -.08 74.93 39.43 AxonEntpr ... ... ... 67.37+2.09 23.22 14.66 CadencB .70 4.30 8 16.46 +.09 139.99 61.37 ConchoRes .50 0.70 11 73.16 +.41 DA DAA
43.37 11.95 Axonics ... ... ... 26.75+4.33 77.08 40.31 Cadence —P m
37.98 17.11 Alkermes ... ... ... 21.00 +.89 ... ... 57 67.48 +.38 15.25 3.16 ConcrPump ... ... ... 3.75 +.36 HOM U N + m
92.84 30.32 Allakos ... ... ... 72.72 -2.01 33.52 23.87 AxosFinl ... ... 12 28.94 -1.15 13.15 8.53 Cadiz h ... ... ... 11.59 -.02 15.48 5.26 Conduent ... ... ... 6.65 -.35 O
29.50 17.03 AllegTch ... ... 14 23.49 -.21 19.60 3.81 AxovntG rs ... ... ... 4.70 -1.22 17.85 12.49 CaesarStne.15e 0.90 24 15.79 -.24 4.83 .36 Conformis h ... ... ... 1.88 -.13 W M M WMMV
30.50 1.94 AxsomeT ... ... ... 27.68+2.22 12.92 5.84 CaesarsEnt ... ... ... 12.96 +.25 114.00 56.91 Conmed .80 0.70 48 112.99+2.45 W m W NMQ
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174.92 98.18 AllegiantT 2.80 1.60 12 170.30+1.98 2.61 .68 AytuBioS ... ... ... .83 -.17 50.63 36.65 Cal-Maine .86e 2.00 17 43.75+2.23 30.50 15.40 Conns ... ... 13 22.23 -.39 H w A A
119.40 74.83 Allegion 1.08 0.90 ... 119.12+3.47 43.14 23.31 Azul ... ... ... 37.14+1.01 11.58 8.63 CalaCvHi 1.02 9.10 ... 11.26 +.07 25.47 17.07 ConnectOne.36 1.40 17 25.23 -.22 H w + — m m
10.21 9.60 AllegMrg ... ... ... 10.18 +.03 3.10 .42 AzurRx ... ... ... .79 +.14 10.88 8.17 CalaCvOp .96 9.00 ... 10.71 +.06 71.01 50.13 ConocoPhil1.68f2.90 10 58.25 -.91 —
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13.25 9.41 CalaStrTR .99 7.50 ... 13.18 -.07 94.97 73.30
31.60 14.20 B&G Foods 1.9011.60 6 16.35 -.82 19.78 9.35 CalAmp ... ... 10 10.28 -.83 17.87 10.76
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183.79114.27 Allergan 2.96 1.60 28 183.61+3.07 FRIDAY WEEKLY WEEKLY 52-WK YTD
88.60 72.42 Allete 2.35 2.90 24 80.66+1.39 4.02 2.40 B2gold g ... ... 44 3.51 +.07 100.58 67.52 CalavoGr h1.10f 1.30 23 84.84 -.34 214.48150.37 ConstellA 3.00 1.70 14 179.65 -7.91 w —W
203.84 99.20 AlliData 2.52 2.40 6 103.45 -3.82 55.66 40.68 BB&T Cp 1.80f 3.30 14 54.61 -.33 33.45 14.30 Caleres .28 1.20 12 24.24 -.40 45.42 4.01 ConstPh ... ... ... 38.48+7.57 NAME CLOSE CHANGE % CHG % CHG %CHG
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20.78 10.30 AllnceRes 2.1617.50 3 12.32 +.61 6.85 3.75 BBX Cap .05f 1.00 6 4.83 +.10 30.18 4.68 CalifRes ... ... ... 8.67 -.09 14.79 6.26 Constellm ... ... ... 14.29 -.06 DA + + + +
49.58 38.85 BCE g 3.17 ... ... 48.50 +.70 57.48 43.38 CalifWtr .79 1.60 36 50.25 -.30 19.32 7.70 ConstPrt ... ... 15 18.95 +1.23 ww — W w
12.09 10.16 AlliBGlbHi .84 7.00 ... 12.00 + +
7.24 4.46 BGC Ptrs .5610.10 10 5.54 -.02 6.90 2.45 Calithera ... ... ... 3.49 +.11 9.50 3.58 ContainStr ... ... 8 3.78 -.16 M —
31.42 23.34 AlliBern 2.44e 8.20 14 29.70 +.35 + +
54.59 40.75 AlliantEg s 1.42 2.70 26 52.88+1.20 59.02 43.65 BHP BillLt 1.66e 3.30 ... 50.89 +.10 11.30 5.60 Calix ... ... ... 7.73 +.19 4.53 .85 Contango ... ... ... 2.90 -.08 N + + w—W w
6.55 4.75 AlliGlCvInc .7813.80 ... 5.64 -.02 51.87 38.04 BHPBil plc4.40e ... ... 43.90 -.30 21.54 14.44 CallGolf .04 0.20 43 20.44 -.20 36.38 21.35 ContlBldg ... ... 18 36.44 +5.62 + + —
5.81 4.20 AlliGblCv2 .6913.80 ... 4.99 +.01 66.14 32.62 BJsRest .52f 1.30 15 39.88 -.54 9.82 3.69 CallonPet ... ... 9 4.37 -.17 52.04 27.26 ContlRescs ... ... 12 31.45 -1.27 + + + + — S
12.75 10.04 AlliNFJDv 1.20 9.50 ... 12.66 -.01 29.41 19.31 BJsWhole ... ... ... 26.61 -.22 5.00 1.99 CalumetSp ... ... ... 3.41 +.01 2.63 .27 ContraFct h ... ... ... .29 -.02
52.67 40.35 AllisonTrn .60 1.30 11 46.42 -.18 28.97 14.66 BMC Stock ... ... 20 28.90 +.80 19.30 3.83 Calyxt ... ... ... 3.94 -.11 70.99 9.32 ConturaE ... ... 8 9.04-11.81 W K WK Y W K WK Y W K WK Y
33.96 23.37 Allogene ... ... ... 27.81 +.49 93.72 69.96 BOK 2.04f 2.50 12 81.95 -.70 60.29 33.80 Cambrex ... ... 23 59.83 +.01 344.32 228.65 CooperCo .06 ... 95 301.98+10.58 H GH OW NAM D V Y D P C OS CHG H GH OW NAM D V Y D P C OS CHG H GH OW NAM D V Y D P C OS CHG
9.28 5.67 Allot ... ... ... 8.78 +.13 17.48 13.80 BP MidPt 1.23e 8.10 ... 15.27 +.86 116.67 83.67 CamdenPT3.20 2.80 30 112.29+2.17 35.29 22.46 CooperTire .42 1.50 40 28.06 -1.41
12.40 8.54 AllscriptH ... ... 7 10.99 -.19 45.38 35.73 BP PLC 2.46f 6.30 11 39.21 +.02 13.04 8.03 Cameco g .32 ... ... 9.56 -.03 77.77 30.82 CooperStd ... ... 3 31.55 -6.82 16.30 10.54 DSP Gp ... ... ... 14.83 -.72 27.64 13.90 Drx300Chin ... ... ... 21.85 -1.26 23.00 15.16 EastGvP 1.04 4.60 59 22.82 +.24
111.00 77.00 Allstate 2.00 1.80 16 111.10+2.91 28.27 7.06 BP Pru 4.14e57.40 1 7.21 -.24 48.38 32.04 CampSp 1.40 3.00 17 47.28+1.03 116.88 72.00 CopaHold 2.60 2.40 12 107.00 +.37 134.37107.22 DTE 4.05f 3.30 22 123.84+3.35 66.95 38.98 DxHcrBll ... ... ... 63.06+4.29 135.45 87.69 Eastgrp 3.00f 2.30 57 132.00+1.08
26.68 25.32 Allstat pfH ... ... ... 25.82 +.26 9.96 5.02 BRF SA ... ... ... 7.87 -.34 19.57 7.12 CampWrl .54 4.40 ... 12.24+1.63 85.86 44.61 Copart ... ... 38 85.99 +4.53 49.76 48.76 DTE un ... ... ... 49.76 205.37 68.96 DxTcBull ... ... ... 208.60+7.79 86.18 61.22 EastChem 2.48 3.10 11 79.67 -4.23
35.42 20.60 AllyFincl .68 2.20 6 30.87 -.69 17.80 15.29 BRP Gp n ... ... ... 17.47 +.89 11.36 6.29 Camtek h .68f 6.60 15 10.38 +.48 14.27 7.32 Copel .26e 1.80 ... 14.32 +1.17 69.45 26.02 DXC Tch .84 2.30 41 37.23+7.15 233.53 66.38 DxSOXBll .12e 0.10 ... 232.10+2.13 4.44 1.87 EKodak ... ... ... 2.43 -.10
.90 .43 AlmadM ... ... ... .51 +.05 62.94 35.91 BWX Tech .68 1.10 29 61.50 +.49 71.54 31.67 CdaGoose ... ... ... 35.67 -1.96 9.11 4.18 CorbusPhm ... ... ... 4.45 -.14 9.14 5.78 Daktronics .20 3.00 20 6.74 -.19 34.86 16.14 Dir30TrBul ... ... ... 27.28+1.60 92.96 64.46 Eaton 2.84 3.10 21 91.79 -.43
96.08 60.27 AlnylamP ... ... ... 92.05 -.98 9.90 1.94 B&W Ent rs ... ... ... 4.24 -.23 87.74 72.96 CIBC g 4.21e ... 7 87.19 +.26 19.48 9.14 Corcept ... ... 25 16.44 +1.43 20.96 11.57 DanaInc .24 1.40 6 16.77 -1.05 26.93 14.23 DirxChiBull .38e 2.10 ... 17.89 -2.26 9.65 8.18 EatVn 22 ... ... ... 9.15 -.18
13.87 8.22 AlphaOmg ... ... 14 12.69 +.22 61.59 46.70 BadgerMtr .68 1.20 59 58.68 -1.18 96.49 70.36 CdnNR 1.58e ... ... 93.65 -.99 88.04 36.61 CoreLabs 2.20 4.70 26 46.58 -1.88 147.33 94.59 Danaher .68 0.50 42 142.99+7.76 70.44 35.33 DrxSCBull .41e 0.60 ... 63.52 -.26 48.58 32.28 EatnVan 1.50f 3.10 15 48.07 +.11
1323.74970.11 Alphabet C ... ... 33 1334.87+23.50 196.00 93.39 Baidu ... ... 2 117.05 -7.51 31.77 21.85 CdnNRs 1.50 ... ... 28.02 +.08 9.00 2.80 CoreMold .05 ... ... 2.95 -2.86 1167.591007.50Danher pfA 1.19 0.10 ... 1126.96+31.50 58.90 27.27 DrxSPBull ... ... ... 59.90+1.61 17.70 12.91 EV EEq2 1.05 6.10 ... 17.35 +.20
1322.65977.66 Alphabet A ... ... 40 1333.54+24.54 20.90 15.14 BainCapS 1.64 8.70 23 18.94 -.04 247.52167.48 CP Rwy g 2.61 ... 15 241.86+6.63 40.95 22.53 CoreMrk .48f 1.80 27 26.37 -2.05 53.49 21.64 DaqoNEn ... ... 13 39.14+2.45 25.61 12.43 DirxEnBull ... ... ... 15.88 -.54 13.83 12.29 EV FltRt .91 6.80 ... 13.33 +.07
7.24 1.18 Alphatc ... ... ... 7.18 +.44 106.56 73.16 Balchem .47f 0.50 41 100.73 -2.71 25.89 13.24 CdnSolar ... ... 6 14.95 -1.95 14.93 7.25 CorePtLd ... ... 25 10.32 +.52 128.41 95.83 Darden 3.52 3.10 21 112.60 -2.31 92.98 54.36 Discover 1.76 2.10 11 84.52 -.19 12.85 11.28 EV LtdDur 1.22 9.60 ... 12.76 +.03
22.35 17.20 AlpAlerEn .81e 4.10 ... 19.56 -.31 81.88 42.24 BallCorp .60 0.90 34 65.60 +.95 20.70 2.55 CanGen hrs ... ... ... 2.49 -.54 24.38 14.90 Corecivic 1.7611.40 9 15.45 -.70 3.25 .60 DareBio ... ... ... .76 -.07 33.29 23.79 DiscIncA ... ... 15 29.72 -1.18 13.16 10.95 EVMuniBd .77 6.00 ... 12.84 -.02
46.11 36.92 AlpsDvDog1.40e 3.00 ... 46.03 -.07 6.60 2.25 BallardPw ... ... ... 6.92+1.04 10.17 .77 CannTrHl ... ... ... .88 -.17 49.49 31.87 CoreLogic ... ... ... 39.83 +.90 1.32 .20 DarioHlth ... ... ... .21 -.03 30.29 21.99 DiscIncC ... ... 14 27.88 -.74 9.66 7.76 EVRiskMgd1.1211.90 ... 9.37
10.25 7.92 AlpAlerMLP1.35e16.80 ... 8.02 -.34 55.40 35.52 BanColum1.27e 2.40 ... 51.95 -1.76 36.00 15.87 CannaeHl ... ... 56 35.53+6.68 49.75 32.52 CorEnInf 3.00 6.70 21 44.61 -.01 23.19 17.99 DarlingIng ... ... 43 23.08 +.48 44.66 23.22 DishNetw h ... ... 14 35.95 +.63 13.57 12.01 EV SrFlt .95 7.30 ... 12.99 +.04
43.28 25.28 Altair A ... ... ... 28.88 -1.12 17.66 12.22 BancCalif .24 1.60 19 14.66 +.28 30.12 25.49 Canon ... ... ... 27.80 +.21 123.69 82.64 CoreSite 4.88 4.20 43 115.43+1.80 15.40 6.59 DasanZ ... ... ... 7.70 150.63100.35 Disney 1.76 1.20 19 144.67+6.71 25.55 17.45 EV TxAd 1.74 6.90 ... 25.24 +.04
147.79 47.07 Alteryx ... ... ... 97.42+4.42 6.44 4.62 BcBilVArg .27e 5.10 ... 5.29 -.17 52.74 15.19 CanopyGr ... ... ... 15.33 -6.13 13.70 4.86 CorMedix rs ... ... ... 5.56 +.28 5.65 1.46 Daseke ... ... ... 3.14 +.42 1.29 .37 DivrsRst h ... ... 1 1.04 17.24 12.39 EV TxAG 1.23 7.10 ... 17.25 +.04
31.78 15.15 Altice .07e ... ... 26.88 +.65 10.55 7.54 BcoBrad .06a 0.70 ... 8.03 -.17 93.87 63.47 CantelMed.20e 0.30 55 72.81 -.08 12.12 3.75 CornrstBld ... ... ... 6.92 +.30 41.92 27.55 Datadog n ... ... ... 40.63+7.82 42.82 34.25 DrReddy .29e 0.80 ... 38.50 -1.40 12.42 9.43 EV TxDiver 1.01 8.20 ... 12.31 +.10
4.05 1.52 Altimm ... ... ... 1.61 -.23 22.95 16.02 BcoLatin 1.54 7.00 12 22.12 +.04 99.62 69.90 CapOne 1.60 1.60 8 97.38 +.12 62.66 45.89 CorOnDem ... ... ... 58.15 +.26 60.56 37.21 DaveBuster .64f 1.60 13 39.10 -2.41 69.89 35.06 DocuSign ... ... ... 67.78+1.05 8.92 7.00 EVTxMGlo .9811.30 ... 8.65 +.16
38.15 23.52 AltraIndlM .68 2.00 21 33.58 +.08 77.31 21.41 BcoMacro ... ... 3 23.24 -.36 25.37 24.30 CapOne pfI ... ... ... 24.90 +.35 12.70 9.11 CrnstTotR 3.3531.00 ... 10.82 -.03 2.30 1.07 DavidsT g ... ... ... 1.57 -.12 1.99 .25 DocuSec ... ... ... .29 -.05 17.19 12.30 EVTxBWIn 1.30 7.70 ... 16.79 +.18
57.88 39.30 Altria 3.36f 7.00 15 47.97+1.56 5.25 3.65 BcoSantSA.21e 5.50 ... 3.92 -.20 9.64 3.48 CapSenL ... ... ... 3.90 -.28 13.06 9.31 CrnrstnStr 3.4030.70 ... 11.09 -.05 70.51 43.40 DaVita Inc ... ... 17 70.83 +.98 4.25 1.32 DgssInt A ... ... 7 1.61 +.05 11.00 8.60 EVTxGBW 1.1711.40 ... 10.22 +.21
10.48 1.81 AltusMid ... ... ... 1.94 -.16 13.73 9.68 BcoSBrasil .29e 2.60 12 11.00 -.13 9.99 6.46 CapitalaF 1.0011.80 65 8.50 +.12 35.34 26.75 Corning .80 2.70 13 29.35 -.82 49.69 19.56 Deciphera ... ... ... 48.91+1.44 71.77 56.09 DolbyLab .88f 1.30 72 69.36+3.02 15.67 12.38 EVTxBWOp1.33 8.90 ... 14.98 -.02
23.91 11.78 Amarin ... ... ... 24.02+6.54 32.97 22.02 BcSanChile.85e 3.40 ... 25.05 +.75 14.57 12.17 CapFedFn .34a 2.40 22 14.25 -.05 30.28 20.04 CorpOffP 1.10 3.80 15 29.15 -.10 180.76 110.87 DeckrsOut ... ... 27 167.41+4.00 166.98 98.08 DollarGen 1.28 0.80 24 160.14+2.28 63.89 32.59 Ebix Inc .30 0.90 13 34.50 -8.40
2035.801307.00Amazon ... ... 84 1739.49-46.39 32.83 20.43 BcoChile s 1.06 ... ... 24.62 -.04 50.00 25.25 CapriHld ... ... 10 36.74 +.12 32.78 24.35 Corteva n ... ... ... 25.48 -.72 180.48 132.68 Deere 3.04 1.70 17 174.48 -3.88 119.71 81.02 DollarTree ... ... 14 108.85 -1.50 26.30 18.00 EchoGLog ... ... 25 20.63 -1.34
21.95 14.44 AmbacFin ... ... 62 20.34 -.35 11.76 7.64 BncpBnk lf ... ... ... 11.12 -.22 9.25 6.58 CapsteadM .40 5.20 12 7.70 +.09 8.10 2.53 CorvusPh ... ... ... 2.89 -.56 13.50 7.42 DelTaco h ... ... 7 7.79 +.03 83.73 67.41 DomEngy 3.67 4.50 17 82.11+1.83 43.04 27.21 EchoStar ... ... ... 40.51 -.58
67.15 30.00 Ambarella ... ... ... 58.39+2.29 33.45 24.31 BcpSouth .74 2.40 ... 31.32 -.21 10.80 1.88 CpstnTur rs ... ... ... 2.57 +.14 17.65 7.26 Cosan Ltd .26e 1.50 ... 16.87 -.12 44.08 29.51 Delek 1.20f 3.40 15 35.49 -3.08 302.05220.90 Dominos 2.60 0.90 31 281.41 +.75 209.87135.77 Ecolab 1.84 1.00 41 191.74+1.35
5.45 3.77 Ambev .05e 1.20 6 4.20 +.08 90.63 27.75 Bandwith ... ... 50 53.20+4.84 45.25 28.65 CarGurus ... ... 67 39.68+1.88 8.67 4.20 Costamre .40 4.90 ... 8.09 +.04 70.55 42.02 Dell C n ... ... ... 55.64+1.33 47.08 13.28 Domo B ... ... ... 16.80 +.23 23.24 15.21 Ecopetrol .16e 0.90 ... 18.37 -.42
11.41 9.18 Amcor n ... ... 91 10.02 +.25 34.34 21.02 BankOZK 1.00f 3.40 11 29.00 -.72 27.55 12.19 CaraThera ... ... ... 21.16 -.02 307.34 189.51 Costco 2.60 0.90 43 303.66+1.04 6.80 .40 DelmP hnrs ... ... ... .77 +.09 53.89 31.72 Domtar g 1.82 4.70 14 38.32 -.42 30.03 4.16 Edenor ... ... ... 4.30 -.66
69.34 52.60 Amdocs 1.14 1.70 19 68.68+1.56 26.23 25.00 BkAm pfN ... ... ... 25.63 +.12 5.32 .50 CarboCer ... ... ... .61 -.95 15.92 11.72 Cott Cp .24 1.90 ... 12.85 +.19 26.82 11.66 DelphiTc .68 5.80 4 11.72 -1.84 57.31 40.27 Donaldson .84 1.50 27 54.93 -1.02 46.55 26.36 Edgewell ... ... 16 30.70 -6.56
154.14103.76 Amedisys ... ... 49 152.85+3.60 33.60 22.66 BkofAm .72 2.20 12 32.93 -.33 30.06 11.86 Carbonite ... ... ... 22.95+4.55 14.14 5.91 Coty .50 4.20 ... 11.91 -.80 63.44 45.08 DeltaAir 1.61 2.80 8 56.85 -.73 6.55 1.68 DonlleyRR .12 3.20 4 3.73 -.15 76.45 52.30 EdisonInt 2.45 3.50 15 70.10+3.80
80.85 62.51 Ameren 1.98 2.60 27 76.62+2.81 26.80 24.91 BkAm pfM 1.34 5.10 ... 26.34 +.22 56.88 41.03 CardnlHlth 1.92 3.40 ... 56.24+2.49 159.97 52.01 CoupaSft ... ... ... 143.08+12.74 54.15 36.11 Deluxe 1.20 2.40 11 51.00 +.03 17.30 9.24 DonnlyFn ... ... ... 9.81 -.01 32.46 17.80 EditasM ... ... ... 22.86+2.37
18.05 13.11 Ameresco ... ... 23 16.19 +.65 41.84 26.08 Bk of But 1.76 5.30 10 33.49 -.70 52.54 24.84 CardiovSys ... ... ... 44.31 -.29 40.81 30.12 CousPrp rs 1.16 2.90 15 39.98 +.17 28.87 14.24 DenaliTh ... ... ... 15.14 +.32 13.19 5.26 DorianLPG ... ... ... 12.92 +.49 242.60 139.64 EdwLfSci ... ... 82 245.64+11.48
.48 .08 AmeriHld ... ... ... .12 -.01 90.38 63.64 BkHawaii 2.68f 3.00 17 89.04 -.61 58.46 9.80 Cardlytc ... ... ... 56.66+16.65 18.38 12.92 CovantaH 1.00 6.80 ... 14.61 -.15 2.68 .87 DenburyR ... ... ... 1.06 -.06 97.38 67.39 Dorman ... ... 23 72.53 +.08 12.74 5.40 eGain ... ... ... 7.77 +.21
8.18 5.40 AFMulti .50 6.70 12 7.50 -.12 79.35 62.79 BkMont g 4.12e ... 9 76.67 +.59 40.81 23.57 Cardtronic ... ... ... 40.60 +.96 24.99 13.27 Covenant ... ... 12 14.81 -.33 .60 .38 DenisnM g ... ... ... .45 -.01 11.88 7.01 DouYu n ... ... ... 7.52 -.51 49.72 11.15 EidosThr ... ... ... 46.55+1.45
16.50 12.00 AMovilL .17e 1.10 ... 15.86 -.04 54.27 40.52 BkNYMel 1.24f 2.60 13 48.57 -.63 25.54 17.71 CareTrust .90 4.50 24 20.11 -.40 50.00 8.16 Covetrus n ... ... ... 14.93+4.74 23.88 15.53 Dennys ... ... 17 19.42 20.79 16.11 DoubIncSol1.80a9.00 ... 20.01 +.04 15.33 8.40 EigerBio ... ... ... 11.48 +.51
104.05 66.26 AmCarM ... ... 15 87.66 -3.13 58.22 48.34 BkNova g 2.78 ... 8 57.48 -.35 25.81 7.61 Care.com ... ... ... 11.95 -.01 18.36 11.80 CowenInc ... ... 6 14.85 -.19 60.15 34.93 Dentsply .40f 0.70 ... 56.63 -.79 53.41 33.54 DougDyn 1.09 2.10 27 53.17 +.35 26.67 16.34 8x8 Inc ... ... ... 20.69 +.55
40.58 24.23 AmAirlines .40 1.40 9 28.86 -1.90 37.32 28.05 BankUtd .84 2.40 12 34.55 -.88 41.27 19.11 CareDx h ... ... ... 19.73 -.96 185.00 150.43 CrackerB 5.20 3.20 18 160.13 -5.23 15.48 5.25 Dermira ... ... ... 7.62 -.61 43.86 32.32 DEmmett 1.04 2.40 28 43.88 +.64 2.55 .48 EksoBio ... ... ... .56 -.05
49.26 38.15 AmAssets 1.20f 2.50 70 47.23 +.47 64.20 48.50 Banner Cp 1.64 2.90 14 55.61 -1.46 22.50 11.01 CareerEd .30f 1.80 13 16.85 +.79 17.40 7.11 CraftBrew ... ... 37 16.34+9.05 30.73 14.08 DesignBr 1.00 5.60 12 17.82 -.37 110.81 65.83 Dover 1.96 1.80 28 109.47 +.12 67.86 47.99 ElPasoEl 1.54 2.30 28 66.75 -.49
17.20 5.87 AmAxle ... ... ... 9.96 -1.10 56.47 27.81 Baozun ... ... 93 44.62+2.14 161.99 93.01 Carlisle 2.00 1.20 26 161.00+3.60 91.59 67.18 Crane 1.56 1.90 15 82.88+2.18 18.90 9.52 Despg.cm ... ... ... 11.22 +.11 60.52 40.44 Dow Inc n 2.80 5.10 ... 54.86 -1.13 18.47 9.60 ElPolLoc h ... ... 48 14.59 -.18
50.94 39.37 AmCampus1.884.00 61 47.07 -.04 20.84 16.67 BarSelMLP1.17e6.90 ... 16.87 -.20 28.20 15.09 CarlyleGp 1.36e 4.80 11 28.40+1.01 252.49 199.83 Credicp 8.57e 4.10 ... 210.61+3.86 9.90 6.44 DeutschBk .12e ... ... 7.31 -.32 56.71 26.62 Dril-Quip ... ... ... 44.92 -.31 35.46 25.25 ElancoAn ... ... ... 26.11 -1.12
24.30 13.66 AEagleOut .55 3.30 11 16.56 +.27 23.74 20.38 BiP Cmdty ... ... ... 22.22 -.30 97.27 55.24 CarMax ... ... 19 98.00+4.12 509.99 356.12 CreditAcc ... ... 13 438.91+5.66 33.79 27.07 DBXEafeEq .95e 2.80 ... 33.57 -.15 5.62 3.55 DriveShack .4811.70 11 4.10 +.14 10.09 2.52 EldrGld g rs ... ... 15 7.65 -.05
96.22 72.26 AEP 2.80f 3.10 23 89.56 +.49 8.97 6.54 Barclay .15e 1.70 ... 8.78 +.26 62.52 39.92 Carnival 2.00 4.50 10 44.85 -.20 38.65 13.10 CSVS3xInSlv ... ... ... 18.95 -.55 50.44 45.91 Deu HYBd ... ... ... 49.86 +.04 26.49 17.20 Dropbox ... ... ... 19.21 -.59 54.99 31.87 EldorRsts ... ... 68 52.06+1.98
57.43 50.51 AElPw pfB ... ... ... 53.09 +.61 7.78 2.82 B&N Ed .6012.90 6 4.65 +.33 61.59 38.11 CarnUK 1.80f 4.20 ... 42.45 +.11 56.70 26.39 CSVS3xInG ... ... ... 31.40 -.52 42.88 35.14 DBXJapnEq.91e 2.10 ... 42.38 -.26 85.66 62.87 Dupont rs 1.20 1.80 7 67.64 -3.49 10.25 1.23 electCore ... ... ... 1.58 -.05
34.74 20.16 AEqInvLf .28f 1.00 12 28.52 +.12 62.20 42.39 Barnes .64 1.10 19 59.81 -.64 56.33 32.77 CarpTech .80 1.50 41 52.95 -.51 3.22 2.66 CrSuisInco .26 8.30 ... 3.19 +.01 24.16 20.10 DbxEafeHiD.43e 1.10 ... 23.81 -.10 52.04 33.30 Ducomun ... ... 32 49.48+2.91 6.74 .90 ElecVeh ... ... ... 1.98 -.09
129.34 89.05 AmExp 1.72f 1.40 16 120.76 -.71 20.07 11.52 BarrickGld2.82e ... 7 16.57 +.20 19.58 6.87 Carrizo ... ... 4 7.55 -.17 13.62 10.23 CredSuiss 1.22e 9.40 ... 13.02 -.04 30.77 24.43 DBXEurHgd.65e 2.10 ... 30.64 -.12 16.06 11.33 Df&PGblUt 1.40 9.30 ... 14.99 +.12 10.99 4.75 Electrmed ... ... 28 9.95+3.23
15.18 9.36 AmFinTr 1.10 7.30 ... 15.00 +.23 7.36 .53 BasicEn ... ... ... .52 -.13 11.89 6.23 CarrolsRst ... ... 37 7.37 -.20 2.59 1.98 CrSuiHiY .2911.30 ... 2.55 30.79 21.51 DBXHvChiA.29e ... ... 28.19 -.81 97.37 82.46 DukeEngy 3.78 4.30 22 88.58 -.42 108.80 73.91 ElectArts ... ... 22 97.54 -.73
110.88 84.18 AFnclGrp 1.80f 1.70 14 108.64 -.08 4.00 .28 BatGp rs ... ... ... .63 +.03 28.50 8.23 Cars.cm ... ... ... 12.69 +.10 69.21 38.67 Cree Inc ... ... ... 48.75 -.65 35.39 19.72 DevonE .36f 1.60 14 22.56 -.35 36.04 24.67 DukeRlty .86 2.40 28 35.15 +.80 12.20 8.55 ElementSol ... ... 17 12.15 +.42
26.67 18.91 AHm4Rent .20 0.80 ... 26.51 +.80 27.82 17.20 BauschHl ... ... 8 28.48+2.28 21.14 17.38 CarterBk ... ... 70 20.31 +.33 4.76 2.09 CrescPtE g .25 ... 22 4.02 +.02 208.20 105.05 DexCom ... ... ... 208.37+10.29 32.72 7.89 DuluthH ... ... 13 9.22 -.41 5.21 3.88 ElevCr ... ... ... 3.92 -.13
58.66 36.16 AmIntlGrp 1.28 2.40 ... 53.93 -1.98 89.93 61.40 Baxter .88 1.10 38 81.44+2.93 111.12 75.66 Carters 2.00 1.90 18 104.17 -4.48 40.00 26.55 CrestEq 2.40 7.20 ... 33.23+1.29 176.22 137.24 Diageo 3.46e 2.20 ... 160.13+1.09 84.74 61.69 Dunkin 1.50 2.00 31 76.29+2.87 132.13 101.36 EliLilly 2.58 2.30 ... 113.19 +.31
15.32 5.41 AmOutBr ... ... 20 8.50 +.53 2.32 1.10 BaytexE g ... ... ... 1.25 -.01 85.97 28.44 Carvana A ... ... ... 81.57+3.61 13.59 4.19 Cresud 4.29e ... ... 4.09 -.48 10.15 9.76 DiamEaA n ... ... ... 10.09 -.01 2.46 .46 DurectCp ... ... ... 1.94 +.04 11.30 7.59 EllswthFd .80e 7.00 ... 11.42 +.23
34.97 21.51 AmPubEd ... ... 27 26.52+3.21 40.00 25.10 BeacnRfg ... ... ... 34.48+1.60 16.09 3.09 CasaSys ... ... 9 3.40 -.13 30.85 15.90 Criteo SA ... ... 11 16.57 -1.29 13.83 4.77 DiamOffsh .50 8.80 9 5.68 -.36 74.20 40.06 Dycom ... ... 27 50.70 -.06 17.50 2.87 EloxxPh ... ... 60 4.22 -.26
17.31 5.48 AmRenAs ... ... ... 9.11 -.31 16.70 8.89 BeazerHm ... ... 18 15.62+1.56 47.72 24.61 CasellaW ... ... ... 41.84 -.37 39.13 17.53 Crocs ... ... ... 36.66+1.10 16.60 9.60 DiamShp n ... ... ... 15.51 +.85 12.66 2.60 DynavaxT ... ... ... 5.83 +.57 11.56 1.28 EltekLtd ... ... ... 4.06 +.43
17.11 8.99 ASoft lf .44 2.60 50 16.89 +.30 264.74208.62 BectDck 3.08 1.20 ... 248.30+3.51 174.88116.23 Caseys 1.28 0.70 36 170.69+3.87 25.10 6.65 CronosGp ... ... 6 6.28 -2.24 10.45 9.71 DiamndP n ... ... ... 9.92 18.95 13.84 DynexC rs1.50e 9.10 13 16.54 +.33 1.39 .25 eMagin ... ... ... .35 -.02
96.00 63.15 AmStsWtr 1.22 1.50 51 84.04 -.71 64.59 50.27 BectDk pfA ... ... ... 60.28 +.90 28.79 15.26 CastleBio n ... ... ... 28.76+6.68 12.99 6.75 CrssCtryHl ... ... ... 12.23 -.43 11.22 8.70 DiamRk .50 4.90 14 10.21 -.09 23.68 15.86 Embraer .13e 0.80 ... 16.79 -.53
19.57 7.31 BedBath .68 4.80 ... 14.20 +.35 4.15 1.21 CastlightH ... ... ... 1.42 -.03 101.88 44.58 CrowdStr n ... ... ... 59.75+12.54 115.97 73.71 DiambkEn .75 1.00 11 77.09+1.85 E 14.62 9.12 EmerExp .30 3.10 ... 9.61 -.37
16.44 7.24 AmSupr ... ... ... 7.78 -.15
242.00150.66 AmTower 3.80f 1.80 80 213.37+7.50 200.00108.00 BeiGene ... ... ... 198.25 -1.19 58.38 29.23 Catalent ... ... 54 50.42 +.90 149.47 103.21 CrwnCstle 4.80f 3.60 78 134.68+3.87 4.15 2.41 DianaShip ... ... ... 3.58 -.09 23.19 18.09 E-TrAlerInf 1.88e10.30 ... 18.33 -.35 73.89 39.11 EmergBio ... ... 31 54.82 +.78
21.19 12.69 AVangrd .08 0.50 84 15.16 -.71 64.33 37.79 Belden .20 0.40 14 53.26 +.38 11.29 4.52 CatalstB ... ... ... 5.29 -.41 7.94 4.01 CrownCfts .32a 4.30 17 7.46 +.47 20.89 9.31 DicernaPh ... ... ... 19.30+1.61 16.54 13.04 ETrAlerian 1.45e11.00 ... 13.24 -.22 75.54 55.39 EmersonEl2.00f 2.70 24 73.53 +.15
129.90 85.89 AmWtrWks2.00 1.70 51 118.24+1.94 19.75 15.15 BellRing n ... ... ... 19.08 +.83 7.67 1.85 CatalystPh ... ... 56 4.44 -.63 78.29 39.05 CrownHold ... ... 22 73.65 -1.35 41.59 29.69 DicksSptg 1.10 2.70 12 40.86 -.27 54.08 34.68 E-Trade .56 1.20 15 44.95+1.47 16.47 12.78 EmpStRTr .34 2.40 28 14.34 -.14
102.08 53.35 AWoodmk ... ... 12 100.92+1.52 1.22 .37 Belleroph h ... ... ... .34 -.11 20.83 8.71 Catasys ... ... ... 15.10 +.24 33.00 20.76 Cryolife .12 0.50 81 25.11+1.86 14.66 2.41 Diebold .40 4.90 9 8.14 -.18 42.00 26.01 eBay .56 1.60 8 35.27 +.13 47.45 39.31 EmployH .88 2.10 15 42.50 -.05
40.42 24.27 AmercldR .80 2.20 ... 36.45+1.10 5.44 .72 BellicumP ... ... ... .88 -.08 12.54 6.71 CatchMTim .54 4.80 ... 11.26 -.18 25.02 8.28 CryoPort rs ... ... ... 15.56+1.53 15.87 9.28 DigiIntl ... ... 43 17.36+2.42 2.15 .70 ECA MTrI .31e42.10 2 .75 -.03 16.49 9.57 EnableMid 1.3213.30 10 9.92 -.21
160.63 95.69 Ameriprise 3.88 2.40 13 160.17+1.63 34.70 20.01 BenchElec .60 1.80 72 33.86 -.19 148.47111.75 Caterpillar 4.12 2.80 13 145.31 -2.85 36.32 27.97 CubeSmart1.28 4.10 26 31.23 +.25 66.50 14.03 Digimarc ... ... ... 35.00 -1.98 5.42 1.35 EDAP TMS ... ... ... 4.84 +.43 106.80 57.15 EnantaPh ... ... 10 62.60 -.91
45.25 29.97 AmerisBc .60f 1.40 15 43.60 -.84 60.66 21.60 Benefitfoc ... ... ... 23.18 -.40 40.11 31.89 CathayGen1.24 3.40 14 36.78 -.32 75.20 50.61 Cubic .27 0.40 ... 73.43 +.62 136.32100.05 DigitalRlt 4.32 3.60 57 118.87+2.30 112.22 31.42 eHealth ... ... ... 80.05+1.50 38.77 28.82 Enbridge 2.28 ... 26 38.18+1.27
71.99 50.46 Amerisafe 1.00 1.50 17 65.46 -1.16 77.54 45.91 Berkley s .44 0.60 20 67.85 -.04 18.44 11.85 CatoCp 1.32 7.40 17 17.93 -.11 106.23 79.86 CullenFr 2.84 3.00 17 93.89 -.27 8.51 1.54 DigitlTurb ... ... ... 7.96 +.89 19.96 6.71 ELF Inc ... ... ... 16.38 -.74 7.74 3.81 EnCana g .07 1.60 7 4.36 -.48
94.75 69.36 AmeriBrgn 1.60 1.80 10 87.30+1.63 223.59186.10 BerkH B ... ... 30 219.74 -1.57 7.24 2.54 cbdMD ... ... ... 3.18 -.81 186.73124.40 Cummins 5.24 2.80 51 184.00 -2.14 86.71 47.95 Dillards .60f 0.80 9 76.87+7.36 93.54 57.29 EMCOR .32 0.40 27 90.51+1.11 76.20 56.74 EncompHlth1.121.60 21 69.47 -.94
97.52 63.14 Ametek .56 0.60 41 98.17+1.63 34.97 25.77 BerkHBcp .92 2.90 15 31.91 -.11 64.86 45.58 CedarF 3.74f 6.70 16 56.15+1.05 2.90 .60 Curis ... ... ... 1.44 -.04 27.62 25.21 Dillard38 1.88 7.20 ... 26.14 +.06 1.54 1.04 EMX Roy g ... ... ... 1.37 -.02 39.19 20.38 EncoreCap ... ... 8 36.47 -.17
225.26166.30 Amgen 5.80 2.60 18 220.86+1.20 14.35 7.58 BerryPet .48 4.20 ... 11.31 +.26 3.76 2.19 CedarRlty .20 7.10 7 2.83 +.06 141.00 95.23 CurtisWrt .68 0.50 29 141.12+1.64 22.50 15.94 DimeCBc .56 2.80 19 19.75 +.34 1.48 .48 ENGlobal ... ... ... 1.06 +.01 62.08 45.05 EncorW .08 0.10 14 57.55 -1.05
14.62 7.11 AmicusTh ... ... ... 9.58 +.64 59.16 36.98 BerryPlas .12p ... 8 41.38 -.54 9.93 2.37 Cel-Sci ... ... ... 7.43 +.43 25.72 16.72 CustomBcp ... ... 10 24.21 -.62 104.00 65.63 DineEquity 2.76 3.50 6 78.37 +.02 36.34 28.54 ENI 1.29e 4.10 ... 31.45 +.03 3.20 1.68 EndvSilv g ... ... 39 2.33 +.14
1.85 .30 AmiraNatF ... ... ... .38 -.09 78.53 47.72 BestBuy 2.00 2.60 24 77.09 +.24 128.88 82.91 Celanese 2.48 2.00 11 125.96 -1.35 38.88 12.32 Cutera ... ... 29 35.72 -.56 49.36 29.88 Diodes ... ... 22 46.01 +.29 108.78 64.33 EOG Rescs 1.15 1.60 ... 73.48 -1.22 13.75 1.97 Endo Intl ... ... ... 4.53 +.20
15.25 5.74 AmkorTch ... ... 59 13.00 +.21 6.86 3.77 Best Inc ... ... ... 5.84 +.07 10.50 5.95 Celestic g ... ... 6 7.87 +.04 148.74 64.66 CyberArk ... ... 70 112.95 -1.15 16.35 2.43 DiploPhm ... ... ... 3.81 -2.38 208.31 104.77 EPAM Sys ... ... 49 205.69+16.46 8.95 3.51 EndurIntl ... ... ... 4.01 -.14
25.43 16.71 Amphastar ... ... ... 17.22 -1.19 239.71 45.00 BeyondMt n ... ... ... 80.81 +.86 110.70 58.59 Celgene ... ... 15 110.02 +.48 22.85 1.75 CyclerTh ... ... ... 1.80 -.10 93.45 39.19 DxSCBear rs ... ... ... 40.38 +.15 80.75 62.75 EPR Prop 4.32 5.90 22 73.68 +.62 50.90 32.54 Energizer 1.20 2.50 32 48.81+5.41
105.51 74.95 Amphenol 1.00 1.00 27 102.25 -.45 4.78 1.57 Big 5Sprt .20 7.10 40 2.83 -.33 11.63 2.01 CelldexT rs ... ... ... 2.27 -.11 14.00 4.23 CymaBay ... ... ... 5.42 -.51 84.95 30.56 DxFnBr rs ... ... ... 30.63 -.42 21.86 9.03 EQT Corp .12 1.20 ... 10.35 -1.24 11.54 1.93 Energous ... ... ... 2.10 -.22
1.31 .26 AmpioPhm ... ... ... .40 +.04 44.81 19.83 BigLots 1.20 5.70 6 21.04 -.53 3.75 1.04 Cellectar ... ... ... 1.09 -.28 23.50 11.86 CypSemi .44 1.90 39 23.44 +.13 60.50 5.89 DxNGBll rs ... ... ... 7.51 -1.20 51.15 24.61 EQT Mid 4.55e18.40 5 24.71 -1.65 1.45 .38 EngyFoc lf ... ... ... .43 +.00
13.23 4.01 AmplifyEn ... ... 41 6.14 -.39 21.50 12.66 Bilibili ... ... 41 16.71 +.13 26.27 9.50 Cellectis ... ... ... 13.53 +.46 79.73 48.94 CyrusOne 2.00 3.10 55 64.31 -1.29 104.00 31.25 DrGMBll rs ... ... ... 58.33+3.34 11.57 6.77 ETF JrSil ... ... ... 10.41 +.41 3.77 1.50 EnFuel grs ... ... ... 2.05 +.14
6.42 1.87 Amyris h ... ... ... 3.86 -.66 358.89220.05 BioRadA ... ... 28 355.89+3.44 2.63 1.05 Celsion ... ... ... 1.23 -.21 14.94 5.75 Cytokinetic ... ... ... 8.18 -.02 130.85 37.15 DxSPOGBr rs ... ... ... 75.92+7.67 42.23 31.56 ETF Cyber ... ... ... 41.22 +.77 12.04 6.17 EnrgyRec ... ... 67 8.77 -.69
124.79 80.08 AnalogDev 2.16 1.90 29 113.40 +.38 217.16132.75 BioTechne 1.28 0.60 68 212.45+9.24 5.37 3.06 CelsiusH ... ... ... 3.85 -.10 19.75 5.21 CytomX ... ... ... 5.36 -.59 171.80 25.72 DxSOXBr rs ... ... ... 25.91 -.28 50.03 32.40 ETF MobP .19e ... ... 47.86+1.01 15.98 10.84 EgyTrnsfr 1.2210.50 14 11.62 -.60
83.10 10.00 Anaptys ... ... ... 11.10 +.92 6.45 2.80 BioDlvry lf ... ... ... 6.15 +.36 5.63 2.82 Cemex .29t ... ... 3.69 -.14 11.20 3.68 Cytosorbnt ... ... ... 4.17 -.44 22.43 7.70 DxRsaBr ... ... ... 8.29 +.23 39.25 17.03 ETF M AlH ... ... ... 16.80 -2.84 25.90 24.25 EnTrfr pfE ... ... ... 24.81 -.23
4.09 1.25 Anavex rs ... ... ... 2.48 +.01 22.44 9.15 BioLifeSol ... ... ... 15.25 -1.51 4.11 2.96 Cemig pf .08e 2.70 ... 2.97 -.15 45.10 12.57 DxGBull ... ... ... 26.88+1.39 27.49 23.17 ETF AptF ... ... ... 27.58 +.14 10.40 5.50 Enerpls g .12e 1.90 8 6.39 -.11
13.05 2.32 BioLneRx rs ... ... ... 2.67 +.13 10.82 6.15 CenovusE .25 ... 7 9.27 +.10
D 82.53 11.88 DxGlMBr ... ... ... 15.49 -1.12 6.42 4.20 EtfInfcMLP 2.0848.70 ... 4.27 -.11 10.52 7.18 EnersisAm .21e 2.10 ... 9.89 +.21
38.23 17.40 Andersons .68 2.90 22 23.15+2.06
10.49 8.26 Anf DvAlt ... ... ... 10.13 -.01 21.99 12.53 BioNTech n ... ... ... 19.24 +.37 74.49 41.63 Centene s ... ... 16 57.56+2.50 18.20 3.60 DBV Tech ... ... ... 7.68 +.05 38.49 15.04 DirSPBear ... ... ... 14.79 -.41 31.93 21.81 EVO Pay ... ... ... 27.92 -.05 5.62 3.58 EnerChile .22e 5.20 1 4.21 +.24
25.48 13.72 AngioDyn ... ... 23 15.44 +.35 12.00 2.41 BioXcelT ... ... ... 5.15+1.07 18.92 3.11 CntRsDvA ... ... ... 3.33 -.23 37.37 22.37 DCP Mid 3.1213.50 51 23.17 -.82 35.30 5.67 DirDGlBr ... ... ... 7.81 -.47 12.74 6.61 eXp Wrld ... ... ... 9.67 +.08 89.83 53.56 EnerSys .70 1.00 24 68.47 -1.48
23.85 9.66 AnglogldA ... ... ... 19.56 +.48 3.72 .63 Biocept h ... ... ... .60 -.06 8.99 6.02 CC MLPInf 1.2520.60 ... 6.06 -.35 1.68 .37 DGSE ... ... 38 1.54 +.25 90.26 56.28 DrxEMBll ... ... ... 75.53 -3.18 60.77 37.08 EagleBncp .88e 2.00 10 45.04 -1.20 13.10 5.28 EnLinkLLC1.11e20.90 7 5.32 -.38
102.70 64.55 ABInBev 3.19e 4.00 20 79.65+1.17 9.95 1.38 Biocryst ... ... ... 1.75 -.28 31.42 26.59 CenterPnt 1.15 4.50 18 25.48 -3.30 4.44 1.34 DHI Grp ... ... 9 3.27 +.27 41.57 19.47 DxBrzBull ... ... ... 28.30 -.20 5.92 3.85 EagleBkS ... ... 58 4.05 22.00 17.36 Ennis Inc .90 4.40 14 20.37 +.23
75.71 29.01 AnikaTh ... ... 29 60.01 -.21 344.00215.78 Biogen ... ... 13 282.27-10.98 26.83 19.55 CntrStBk .44 1.70 ... 25.74 -.46 7.99 3.60 DHT Hldgs .20f 2.60 ... 7.72 +.51 66.67 24.00 DxBiotBll ... ... ... 41.40+1.04 97.10 57.00 EagleMat .40 0.40 22 92.67 +.66 9.50 2.91 Enochian ... ... ... 5.88 -.29
86.67 50.05 Anixter ... ... 19 86.20 +.90 67.86 29.17 BiohvnPh ... ... ... 51.08+2.75 15.59 11.81 Centogene n ... ... ... 14.04+1.05 76.68 33.41 DMC Globl .50f 1.10 42 45.00 -1.99 19.15 2.46 DxSPOGBl ... ... ... 2.98 -.38 64.94 36.03 EaglePhm ... ... 57 57.20 -5.97 31.95 17.85 EnovaIntl ... ... 12 22.46 -1.87
10.51 8.07 Annaly 1.00e11.00 10 9.11 -.01 2.58 .46 Biolase ... ... ... .55 +.03 11.57 6.61 CentElBr B ... ... ... 8.88 -.48 12.99 10.00 DNP Selct .78 6.20 ... 12.50 +.14 77.61 20.41 DrxHmbBull ... ... ... 71.07+4.54 19.41 12.16 EaglePtCr 2.3516.20 ... 14.47 -.59 35.42 4.53 Enphase ... ... ... 19.32 +.88
231.30 136.80 Ansys ... ... 65 235.15+10.84 100.13 62.88 BioMarin ... ... ... 75.04 -.86 11.69 5.56 CentElecBr ... ... ... 8.67 -.45 60.00 1.08 DPW Hld rs ... ... ... 1.15 -.12 22.26 9.39 Dx30TBear ... ... ... 11.46 -.73 7.94 3.00 Earthstone ... ... ... 5.72 +.07
4.20 2.53 AntaresP ... ... 83 4.16 +.52 8.00 .50 Bionano ... ... ... 1.04 +.16 5.03 2.67 CEurMed ... ... 13 4.45 +.03 55.67 32.39 DR Horton .70 1.30 13 53.50+2.35 86.43 36.73 DxFnBull ... ... ... 86.31+1.05 56.09 37.69 EstWstBcp 1.10 2.50 12 44.89 -1.00 See STOCKS, Page 5G
4G v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v v

MUTUAL FUNDS
TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK
OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG How to read fund tables
OTC K XG +21.5 +15.5 12.46 +1.4 FltRateI HC +2.7 +3.6 8.37 +0.1 Mutual fund names in bold are p — Distribution costs apply, LU - Long-Term U.S.
Oh Mun n SS +8.5 +3.7 12.36 +0.4 GrowOppI n XG +15.0 +12.7 42.92 +1.6 of fund families; indented names 12b-1 plan LV - Large-Cap Value
OverseasK r IL +15.6 +7.7 50.09 +0.8 IntlOppY n IL +13.2 +4.4 16.75 -0.4 are of funds within those families; r — Redemption charge may MC - Mid-Cap Core
Ovrsea n IL +15.4 +7.6 50.17 +0.7 IntlValue n IL +6.1 +5.9 15.34 -0.6 names that aren’t indented are of apply. MG - Mid-Cap Growth
PacBas n PR +21.5 +8.8 33.25 -0.3 MidCapY n MG +17.4 +11.2 38.12 +1.3 funds that don’t belong to those s — Stock split or dividend MP - Stock/Bond Blend
TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK
OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG Mutual fund review Puritan
OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG PuritanK
RE Inco
BL +11.6 +7.6 22.32
BL +11.7 +7.7 22.30
RE +12.6 +6.8 11.27
+0.9
+1.0
+0.4
Hartford HLS IA :
CapApp
Div&Grwth
XC +17.0 +9.0 45.09
EI +15.3 +9.8 21.74
+1.3
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families.
The list shows:
t — Footnotes p and r apply.
x — Ex-dividend
OBJECTIVES:
MT - Mortgage
MV - Mid-Cap Value
AAM : EmgMkIncI n WB +9.1 +4.1 10.50 0.0 RealEInc r NM - Insured Muni
4-wk YTD RE +13.6 +7.0 12.63 +0.5 GrwthOpp XG +15.4 +13.1 34.05 +1.6 1. Objective — The fund’s invest- AB - Long-Term Bond
B&GIncGr I EI +15.8 +9.9 19.49 +0.8 LowDurBd I SB NA NA 10.04 NA RealEst n RE +18.1 +8.3 46.43 +1.6 Balanced BL +13.5 +7.0 29.97 +0.6 NR - Natural Resources
AB Funds: Fund type % CHG % CHG LowDurBd N SB NA NA 10.03 NA SAI IntMinVol IL +11.0 ment objective. AU - Gold Oriented PR - Pacific Region
NS 11.51 +0.1 Stock LC +18.5 +11.3 91.42 +1.4 2. Total return/rank — Shows per- BL - Balanced
DiscovValue SC +3.7 +6.4 20.07 -0.6 Balanced +2.56 +16.78 TRBd I MT NA NA 10.70 NA SAISmMid500 MC +14.7 NS 12.73 +1.1 IntlOpp IL +13.6 +4.6 15.86 -0.4 SB - Short-Term Bond
LgCapGrth Z LG +21.1 NS 62.73 +1.8 TRBd N p MT NA NA 10.70 NA SAI USMinVol LC +17.1 cent return over 12 months and EM - Emerging Markets SC - Small-Cap Core
Lipper Emerging Mkt +2.75 +14.36 NS 15.35 +1.3 MidCap MG +17.5 +11.2 36.87 +1.3 EI - Equity Income
Muni Inco HM +12.0 +5.9 12.03 +0.5 Dreyfus: SAI USQual LG +18.5 NS 14.38 +1.5 SmlCapGro SG +13.9 +9.5 28.00 +0.8 five years. Other abbreviations: SE - Sector
AB Funds A: Equity Income +3.35 +22.45 Aprec LC +20.0 +9.9 34.56 +1.3 Srs1KValRetl XV +12.5 +8.0 13.61 +0.4 TotalRetBd IB +11.3 +3.6 11.36 +0.5 NA - no information available; NE EU - European Region
SG - Small-Cap Growth
DiscGrA p MG +13.9 +10.7 10.98 +1.9 Lipper International +3.54 +19.26 BasicS&P SP +16.4 +10.9 59.95 +0.9 SrsBluChGrR LG +21.9 +14.6 14.40 +1.6 Henderson Glbl Fds: - Data in question; NN - fund does GL - Global Stock
GM - General Muni SM - Short-Term Muni
GloblBdA r WB +8.2 +3.3 8.59 +0.4 CalAMTMuZ SS +8.0 +3.3 15.03 +0.4 SCmdtyStrt n SE -2.1 -7.0 4.68 -1.1 EqtyInco A GL NA NA 6.87 NA not wish to be tracked; NS - fund
GroIncA p XV +11.1 +9.0 5.78 +0.2 Lipper Science and Tech +6.67 +33.49 Dreyfus LC +14.3 +9.9 12.59 +1.0 SrsEmrgMkt EM +17.6 +5.7 19.72 GT - General U.S. Taxable SP - S&P 500 Index
-0.6 EqtyInco C GL NA NA 6.81 NA did not exist at the start date. SQ - Specialty Diversified
GrowthA p XG +17.9 +14.3 83.38 +1.7 Corp. A-Rated +.04 +12.62 DreyMid r SP +8.7 +8.2 34.95 +0.1 SrsGlobal IL +11.7 +4.2 12.96 -0.2 Hennessy Funds: 3. NAV — Net asset value per HB - Health/Biotech
HighIncoA p WB +8.2 +4.3 8.19 +0.1 Gen Muni -.17 +7.10 Drey500In t SP +16.0 +10.6 55.47 +0.9 SrsGroRetail XG +19.7 +15.1 18.55 HC - High Yield Taxable Equity
+1.9 Focus Inv XG +24.1 +10.2 87.18 +1.5 share.
LgCapGrA p LG +20.7 +14.7 57.20 +1.8 FltRteIncoY HC +1.7 +2.8 11.46 +0.2 SrsIntGrw IL +23.9 +8.2 17.41 +0.9 GasUtlInv nr UT +11.5 +4.5 29.02 +0.9 HM - High Yield Municipal SS - Single-State Municipal
NtlMuA p GM +7.9 +3.3 10.43 +0.3 U.S. Govt -.33 +6.74 GlFxInc I WB +9.1 +3.0 22.02 +0.2 SrsIntSmCp 4. Offer — Includes net as- SU - Short-Term U.S.
IL +16.3 +9.0 17.18 +1.4 SelJapan Inst PR +11.7 +12.0 38.79 -0.8 set value plus maximum sales IB - Intermediate Bond
SmCapGrA SG +16.2 +12.8 55.59 +1.0 GNMA +.21 +5.45 GlbRlEsSecY RE +16.8 +6.5 9.94 +0.7 SrsIntVal IL +8.8 +2.6 10.02 +0.1 Homestead Funds: IG - Intermediate U.S. SV - Small-Cap Value
WlthAppStr BL +12.8 +6.6 17.18 +0.4 Hi Current Yield -.06 +8.52 GlRealRetY MP +10.7 +3.6 15.39 +0.1 SrsSCDiscRtl SC +16.8 +7.0 11.80 +0.2 Value LV +15.7 +9.8 56.54 +0.3 charge, if any. TK - Science & Technology
IL - International Stock
AB Funds Adv: GlblStock I GL +17.8 +9.8 23.28 +0.7 STBF n SB +4.5 +1.6 8.70 +0.1 Hotchkis & Wiley: (non-U.S.) UT - Utility
DiscGr Adv MG +14.1 +10.9 11.88 +2.0 TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK GrInc n LC +13.8 +9.8 21.54 +0.5 SmCapDisc n SC +13.9 +6.1 23.61 FOOTNOTE DEFINITIONS:
OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG HiYldI -0.2 HiYldI HC +4.3 +4.1 11.36 0.0 IM - Intermediate Muni XC - Multi-Cap Core
DiscValAdv SC +3.6 +6.3 20.79 -0.6 HC +9.1 +4.4 6.10 -0.1 SCEnhIdx SC +5.8 +6.6 12.77 +0.1 MidCpVal MV -9.4 +0.7 32.25 -1.3 e — Ex-distribution XG - Multi-Cap Growth
GlobalBd Adv WB +8.4 +3.5 8.58 +0.4 LC - Large-Cap Core
Interm nr IM +8.2 +3.0 13.80 +0.3 SmCpGrth r SG +18.0 +14.4 26.33 +2.4 SmCpVal n SV -0.4 +3.9 54.47 -0.9
HiIncm Adv WB +8.5 +4.5 8.20 +0.1 HlthSciOpp f — Previous day’s quotation LG - Large-Cap Growth XV - Multi-Cap Value
HB +13.4 +11.8 66.87 +2.5 IntlSmC Y IL +10.8 NS 14.20 +0.2 SmCapOpp SC +13.9 +8.7 13.58 +0.4 ICM SmlCo SC +9.0 +9.3 29.59 -0.8 N.L. — No load LT - Latin American WB - World Bond
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MuniIncNat GM +8.2 +3.6 10.43 +0.3 HiYldBond HC +9.9 +5.0 7.67 +0.1 IntlStock Y IL +19.1 +7.7 20.57 0.0 SmCapValu r SC +5.4 +7.0 15.22 -0.6 Intl I r IL +7.1 +3.1 16.02 +0.6 TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK TOT RETURN/RANK 1WK
SelUSLgShrt SQ +10.1 +5.8 13.27 +0.4 TotRet IB +11.1 +3.4 11.90 +0.5 MunBd r GM +8.9 +3.5 11.98 +0.4 SptnExMAdv SC +11.3 +8.6 64.36 +0.7 WorldwideA t MP +5.6 +3.5 17.46 +0.4
TxMWltApAd GL +12.8 +6.9 16.81 +0.4 StratMunOpp GM +6.2 +4.1 11.69 +0.1 NY Tax nr SS +8.1 +3.2 14.95 +0.4 StkSlcACap n XC +15.5 +9.9 48.69 OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG OBJ 12-MO 5-YR NAV %CHG
+1.0 Worldwide I r MP +5.8 +3.7 17.54 +0.4
AB Funds B: IntlIdx r IL +12.4 +4.5 13.93 0.0 NewtIntlEqC IL +9.2 +3.0 20.95 +0.4 StkSelSmCap SG +14.6 +8.8 25.22 +0.7 Invesco Fds Invest:
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IntlGrwB t 0.0 0.0 14.43 0.0 NatlMuni GM +8.1 +3.4 11.09 +0.1 SmlCpStk r SC +3.7 +8.7 29.73 -0.6 TotalBond n IB +10.6 +3.6 10.88 +0.5 Gold&Prec AU +29.5 +2.1 3.99 +1.3 BondDebA p GT +9.4 +5.2 8.04 +0.2 MainStrOpA p XC +17.2 +7.7 18.98 +0.9
AB Funds C: LrgCapCrI XC +14.1 +10.2 17.66 +0.9 SmMidCpGr I MG +19.4 +12.6 23.69 +2.7 Trend n LG +19.9 +12.6 112.29 +2.1 IntlCEq t IL +12.7 +2.9 11.17 -0.2 IncomeA AB +12.2 +4.0 2.89 +0.4 MnStSCpA p MC +14.3 +6.3 26.38 +0.5
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AB Funds I: Brandes Funds: EmMktsGr EM +15.6 +4.8 37.63 -0.4 ValueK XV +13.8 +6.2 11.12 +0.5 AmValA MV +4.7 +3.9 34.11 +0.2 ShDurIncoA p SB +5.5 +2.5 4.21 +0.3 RisingDivA LC +15.0 +7.6 20.72 +1.5
GlobalBd I WB +8.4 +3.5 8.58 +0.4 InstlEq I IL +3.7 +3.4 16.67 -0.2 Dupree Mutual: Value n XV +13.7 +6.1 11.10 +0.4 BalRiskA MP +11.5 +4.1 11.36 +0.2 MidCapA p MV +8.2 +4.7 28.76 +0.3 RocAMTFMu GM +12.0 +6.7 7.54 +0.3
IntDurInstl IB +10.2 +3.4 15.38 +0.5 Bridgeway Funds: KYTF SS +8.1 +2.9 7.85 +0.3 Wrldwde n GL +14.5 +9.2 28.33 +1.1 Chart p LC +13.5 +5.6 18.19 +1.1 TaxFrA p GM +10.3 +4.2 11.72 +0.4 RochCAMuA SS +10.7 +5.7 8.90 +0.4
AMG Managers: LgCapValu I XV +9.4 +7.5 27.50 +0.3 Eagle Funds: Fidelity Selects: CmstkA LV +8.8 +6.9 25.72 -0.6 CapStruct p EI +14.9 +10.0 16.35 +0.9 RochLtNYMu SM +7.8 +2.9 3.05 +0.4
Brandywine XG +15.9 +9.8 55.80 +2.1 Brown Advisory Fds: MidCpGrA p MG +18.2 +11.5 64.93 +1.9 Biotech n HB +12.0 +5.3 20.70 +0.9 CorpBdA AB +14.5 +4.7 7.54 +0.7 TotlRet p IB +9.4 +2.8 10.45 +0.5 SenFltRtA HC -2.4 +2.6 7.45 -0.1
GWKMuBd I n IM +9.6 +3.3 12.13 +0.2 GroEqInv LG +24.9 +13.9 26.05 +1.7 Eaton Vance A: Chem n SE -1.4 +4.1 12.75 -0.3 DivrsDiv p EI +12.9 +7.5 20.80 +0.5 Lord Abbett C: Oppenheimer B:
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YacktFocSv n LV NA NA 20.39 NA Buffalo Funds: TMG1.0 LC +14.8 +10.51332.07 +0.8 Electr n TK +43.3 +27.8 12.20 +0.1 GlbCoreEq p GL +10.3 +5.1 15.18 -0.1 FloatRt p HC +1.3 +2.9 8.74 +0.2 SenFltRtC HC -3.2 +1.8 7.46 -0.1
TmSqMCpGI n MG +23.6 +11.4 20.77 +2.0 Discovery XG +20.7 +11.3 27.29 +2.2 FloatRate HC +1.7 +3.5 9.06 +0.2 Energy n NR -11.4 -6.1 34.72 -0.9 GlbHlthCr p HB +13.1 +5.8 39.96 +2.3 ShDurIncoC t SB +4.8 +1.9 4.24 +0.3 Steelp MLPI NR -4.6 -7.1 4.34 -2.5
AQR Funds: CGM Funds: HlthSciA p HB +13.8 +6.6 12.32 +2.2 EngSvc n NR -36.0 -19.2 21.66 -1.8 GblLVEqY p GL +9.0 +1.8 13.87 +0.6 Lord Abbett F: Oppenheimer I:
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Momentum I XG NA NA 23.15 NA Calamos Funds: LgCpVal LV +14.7 +8.0 20.55 +0.5 HltcreSvcs nr HB +1.7 +12.3 98.78 +3.5 HiYld p HC +7.6 +3.7 4.04 -0.1 HiYld p HC +8.7 +5.3 7.36 -0.3 RochHYMuC HM +13.5 +7.1 7.83 +0.3
AcadEm n EM +6.3 +2.2 19.59 -1.2 Grth&IncA p MP +13.6 +8.2 34.24 +0.8 NatlMunInc GM +8.6 +4.2 10.07 +0.3 IT Servic n TK +26.8 +18.7 74.11 +2.5 HYMuA HM +10.7 +5.6 10.25 +0.4 HYMuniBd HM +11.7 +5.8 12.53 +0.3 RoMu A p SS +13.8 +6.8 16.72 +0.5
AdvisorTwo: Grwth&IncoI MP +13.8 +8.5 32.81 +0.8 TMG1.1 LC +14.5 +10.2 60.02 +0.8 MedEqSys n HB +17.3 +17.2 58.33 +3.7 IntlGrow IL +18.5 +4.2 34.71 +0.5 IntrTaxFr IM +8.8 +3.2 11.11 +0.3 RcNtlMuA HM +14.3 +7.9 7.87 +0.4
FrTRInst n IB +5.5 +3.1 10.36 +0.1 GrowthA p XG +17.6 +8.9 33.30 +1.8 DivBldrA LC +18.5 +10.1 15.55 +1.3 Pharma n HB +12.6 +5.3 22.34 +0.7 IntTMIA p IM +7.7 +3.1 11.33 +0.2 NatlTxF p GM +10.3 +4.3 11.71 +0.4 Oppenheimer Y:
Akre Funds: MktNeutI r SQ +4.9 +3.8 13.32 0.0 Eaton Vance C: Retail n SE +15.8 +16.6 16.69 +0.1 LtdTrmMuni SM +4.6 +1.6 11.37 +0.1 ShtDurInco SB +5.6 +2.6 4.21 +0.3 Alpha Y NR -10.2 -8.3 5.84 -2.0
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FocusRetail n XG +26.5 +15.5 45.03 +1.6 Calvert Invest: Eaton Vance Fds: Tech n TK +30.4 +18.6 19.20 +1.9 MidCGth p MG +18.9 +9.1 40.88 +3.0 Lord Abbett I: DiscovY t SG +18.5 +12.6 96.07 +2.9
Alger Funds A: Balanced A BL +15.5 +6.7 35.05 +0.9 PTxMEm Inst EM +6.1 +1.1 47.90 -0.8 UtilGr n UT +18.9 +9.6 95.51 +1.4 MuniInA GM +9.1 +3.7 13.47 +0.3 BdDebentr GT +9.5 +5.4 7.99 +0.1 GlobOppY GL +7.0 +13.9 61.47 +0.4
CapApr LG +18.9 +12.4 27.92 +1.5 SocEqA p LG +24.4 +13.6 54.98 +2.3 Eaton Vance I: Fidelity Series: RealEst p RE +19.4 +7.6 23.40 +1.5 DevlpGro SG +15.4 +9.9 28.18 +2.0 GlobalY GL +18.5 +9.5 94.29 +1.1
SpectraN LG +18.5 +12.4 23.12 +1.5 Capstone: AtlCapSMID MG +19.3 +13.5 38.97 +0.9 ShtTermCred SB +5.4 NS 10.08 +0.1 S&P500A p SP +15.9 +10.5 33.78 +0.9 FloatRt HC +2.0 +3.8 8.73 +0.1 Income Y NR -3.6 -6.2 4.96 -2.4
Alger Funds I: Growth n SC +3.3 +7.0 13.95 -0.1 FltgRt HC +2.1 +3.8 8.77 +0.2 Fidelity Spartan: Utilities p EI +7.3 +7.3 22.99 +0.2 FundlEq LV +10.6 +7.5 13.06 +0.5 IntlBdY WB NA NA 5.47 NA
CapApprI LG +18.9 +12.4 36.49 +1.6 Causeway Intl: FltRtHiInco HC NA NA 8.63 NA ExtMktIndInv 0.0 0.0 ... 0.0 Invesco Funds C: HiYld HC +8.8 +5.4 7.40 -0.3 IntlGrowY IL +17.3 +4.9 42.70 +0.9
Allianz Fds Instl: Institutnl nr IL +9.4 +2.8 15.88 +0.1 GblMacAbR MP NA NA 8.81 NA Gbl xUS Inst IL +11.7 +4.2 13.28 -0.2 EqWtdC XC +12.8 +8.1 61.28 +0.6 ShtDurInc p SB +5.7 +2.7 4.21 +0.3 IntlSmCoY IL +11.8 +12.0 48.69 +0.6
GlblTech I TK +19.1 +16.4 74.21 +3.1 Investor nr IL +9.1 +2.6 15.74 +0.1 IncBost HC +8.7 +4.7 5.57 -0.1 RealEst I RE +16.3 +7.4 17.28 +1.3 HYMuC HM +9.8 +4.9 10.21 +0.4 MFS Funds A: MnStFdY LC +16.2 +9.8 49.86 +1.0
Alpine Funds: ClearBridge: LgCapVal LV +15.0 +8.2 20.64 +0.5 TotMktIndInv 0.0 0.0 ... 0.0 Invesco Funds P: IntlDiverA IL +16.0 +6.7 20.49 +0.2 Sel40 Y NR -4.9 -5.1 6.77 -1.3
UltShtMuni I SM +1.5 +1.0 10.04 0.0 AggGr A XG NA NA 189.38 NA NatlMuniInc GM +8.9 +4.4 10.07 +0.3 Fidelity Spart Adv: SummitP p XG +21.8 +13.0 22.85 +1.7 MITA LC +16.9 +10.6 33.50 +1.1 Optimum Fds Instl:
AmanaGrth n XG +20.1 +13.1 44.33 +0.5 AllCapVal A XV NA NA 13.30 NA ParEmgMkt EM +6.1 +0.9 14.31 -0.7 500Index I SP +16.6 +11.1 108.68 +0.9 Invesco Funds R: MIGA LG +23.6 +13.4 33.50 +1.4 Fixed Inc IB +9.9 +2.9 9.91 +0.5
AmanaInco n EI +14.2 +8.4 54.69 +0.8 Apprec A LC NA NA 27.32 NA EdgwdGInst n LG +17.4 +15.0 36.59 +2.0 IntlIdx Inst IL +12.5 +4.7 42.98 0.0 IntlGrowR5 IL +19.0 +4.5 35.38 +0.5 AgGrAllA p BL +17.0 +8.9 25.40 +0.9 LgCapGrth LG +17.4 +12.7 19.70 +1.2
Amer Beacon Insti: Apprec IS LC NA NA 27.28 NA FAM Funds: TmktsIdx Inst XC +15.7 +10.7 88.62 +0.9 SmCpGrR5 p SG +8.4 +9.1 42.91 +1.5 BondA AB +14.7 +4.3 14.64 +0.6 LgCapVal LV +13.1 +6.9 17.52 +0.6
IntlEqIns IL +8.9 +3.1 18.49 +0.1 CBAAggGrI I XG NA NA 212.86 NA Value n XC +18.1 +10.3 84.21 +0.3 USBond I IB +10.8 +3.1 11.92 +0.5 Invesco Funds Y: ConsAllA BL +12.6 +5.2 16.28 +0.6 Osterweis Funds:
LgCapInst LV +13.3 +7.4 29.31 -0.1 DivStrat A EI NA NA 25.88 NA FMI Funds: First Eagle: BalRiskY MP +11.8 +4.4 11.58 +0.2 CorEqtyA XC +17.1 +11.2 34.08 +1.1 StratIncome GT +2.8 +3.6 10.88 -0.1
SmCapInst SV +3.6 +6.0 23.90 -0.8 DivStrat I EI NA NA 26.62 NA LargeCap p XV +12.9 +9.3 20.76 +0.3 GlobalA MP +11.9 +5.8 59.60 0.0 DispEq LC +16.5 +11.8 22.39 +1.1 Growth A LG +23.1 +14.3 115.86 +1.9 PACE Funds P:
Amer Beacon Inv: DivStrat 1 EI NA NA 25.90 NA FPA Funds: OverseasA IL +12.6 +4.4 24.69 +0.2 EqWtdY XC +13.9 +9.2 65.16 +0.7 GlEqA GL +18.3 +8.5 46.96 +0.9 IntlEqtyP IL +10.2 +4.5 15.58 +0.1
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LgCap Inv LV +12.9 +7.0 26.96 -0.1 LgCapGr I LG +18.1 +13.7 54.99 +0.8 FPACres n MP +10.9 +5.5 34.05 +0.1 US Val I r XC +9.1 +6.6 19.39 -0.2 MLP&EnInc I NR +0.1 -5.9 6.95 -0.1 GvScA IG +8.8 +1.9 9.98 +0.4 LgVEqtyP XV +9.2 +7.2 22.53 -0.1
Ameri Century 1st: LgCapVal I LV NA NA 34.79 NA Fairholme n MP +20.6 +0.2 18.85 -2.1 First Investors A Ivy Funds: GrAllA BL +15.9 +7.8 22.18 +0.8 StraFxdP IB +11.1 +3.8 14.11 +0.6
EmgMkt EM +13.2 +5.7 11.69 -1.0 MidCpCore A MC NA NA 35.56 NA Federated A: GroIncA p LV +10.7 +5.7 20.45 +0.3 AssetStrA p MP +13.2 +2.2 22.24 +0.4 IntNwDA IL +14.0 +7.2 34.30 +0.4 PIMCO Admin PIMS:
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Amer Century Adv: SmCapGro I SG +12.0 +10.9 39.29 +1.2 KaufmSCA p SG +18.6 +16.4 40.91 +1.8 TaxExInco p GM +7.1 +2.4 9.35 +0.4 BalancedA p BL +12.9 +5.5 25.46 +0.4 LtdMA SB +4.9 +1.6 6.01 +0.2 TotRetAd n IB +9.4 +3.1 10.44 +0.6
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Amer Century Inst: Clipper LC +13.6 +9.7 120.85 -0.4 KaufmA p MG +21.0 +13.3 6.40 +2.2 Firsthand Funds: EmgMktEq I EM +13.4 +5.5 20.19 +0.1 MCapA MG +23.8 +13.4 20.60 +2.6 AllAssetAut r MP NA NA 8.21 NA
CAIntTaxFr IM +7.6 +3.0 12.07 +0.3 Cohen & Steers: MunStkAdv p BL +7.8 +4.2 13.12 +0.5 TechOppt r TK +19.6 +17.4 13.18 +4.5 EmgMktEq A EM +13.0 +5.1 19.49 +0.2 ModAllA BL +14.5 +6.5 18.84 +0.7 AllAsset MP NA NA 11.76 NA
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AllCapGr XG +21.0 +11.9 36.79 +1.7 PfdSec&IncC MP +13.3 +5.5 14.07 +0.1 Federated C: BioDisA p HB NA NA 150.00 NA LgCapGrA p LG +21.7 +13.4 25.60 +1.5 MuARA SS +7.2 +3.0 9.90 +0.3 EmMktsBd WB +13.3 +4.9 10.50 +0.2
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CaHYMu SS +10.4 +4.8 10.96 +0.3 RltyIncomA p RE +23.0 +10.2 16.53 +1.8 StrValDiv p EI +8.6 +5.9 5.91 +0.5 CA IntermA p IM +6.5 +2.6 12.04 +0.3 MidCapGr I MG +23.2 +11.8 30.60 +2.3 RschA LC +17.5 +10.8 45.88 +1.4 FrgnBdUnd r WB +4.5 +1.4 9.52 +0.5
CAIntTF IM +7.4 +2.8 12.07 +0.3 RltyIncomeI RE +23.4 +10.5 17.51 +1.9 Federated F: CalTFrA p SS +10.2 +4.0 7.60 +0.4 MidCapGrA p MG +22.7 +11.4 28.04 +2.3 ReschIntA IL +16.4 +4.7 19.30 +0.3 FrgnBd n WB NA NA 11.16 NA
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EmgMkts EM +12.9 +2.1 27.52 -1.1 SoclCoreEq I IL +9.5 +4.9 12.90 +0.1 FltRateHi r HC +3.4 +3.5 9.39 +0.1 TotalRetBd I GT +6.0 +4.0 27.23 +0.5 Kinetics Funds: IntmDurMuBd IM +8.3 +3.5 9.47 +0.4 InstEmgEq n EM +14.7 +6.3 40.54 -0.5
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NatMuniA GM +7.9 +3.2 11.10 +0.2 GlbEqInst GL +11.9 +7.7 24.18 +0.3 IntlEnhIndx IL +8.7 +4.8 9.69 +0.4 LgCpVal n XC +18.1 +11.5 16.83 +1.3 Growth A BL NA NA 15.93 NA Select XV +10.1 +3.7 42.23 -0.3 NewAm n XG +20.1 +14.2 56.21 +1.4
NY MuniOpp SS +6.4 +3.9 11.40 +0.1 EmgMktSCp n EM +8.1 +3.5 20.01 -1.0 IntlSmCap rn IL +9.7 +8.4 27.44 +0.1 SCpVlInst SC +11.5 +9.0 34.62 +0.1 WAIntTmMu IM NA NA 6.43 NA Oberweis Funds: N Asia n PR +18.3 +6.0 18.64 -1.4
SciTchOppA TK +26.3 +19.8 32.11 +2.0 EmgMkt n EM +8.4 +3.4 27.78 -1.1 IntlSCpOpp r IL +16.8 +9.4 19.78 +1.5 Harding Loevner: WAMgMuA p GM NA NA 16.32 NA IntlOpp Inst IL +9.6 +7.2 10.32 +3.0 NewEra n NR +0.7 -0.8 33.58 -0.2
StratIncoOpp GT +5.9 +2.6 9.91 -0.3 Cont n EU +12.8 +8.8 25.53 +0.6 InvGrBd n IB +11.2 +3.6 11.56 +0.5 EmgMkts r EM NA NA 55.98 NA Legg Mason I: Old Westbury Fds: NwHrzn n MG +22.0 +15.9 64.17 +2.7
StratMunOpp GM +5.8 +3.9 11.68 0.0 Fixd n SB +2.7 +1.2 10.31 0.0 InvGB n IB +11.3 +3.4 8.18 +0.5 IntlEqty IL NA NA 22.98 NA Apprec I LC NA NA 27.19 NA FixedInc pn SB +7.7 +1.8 11.38 +0.4 NewInco n IB +10.9 +3.0 9.70 +0.5
TotRetA IB +10.8 +3.1 11.90 +0.5 ST Govt n SU +3.5 +1.2 10.57 0.0 JpnSmCo n PR +11.4 +10.8 18.03 +1.4 Hartford Fds A: Legg Mason Instl: LgCapCore XC +17.5 +8.4 19.26 +1.3 OverSea SF n IL +12.0 +4.7 11.06 -0.2
BlackRock B&C: IntGvFxIn n IG +10.6 +2.8 12.89 +0.7 LCapCrEIdx LC +13.8 +10.0 16.29 +0.9 BalancedA p BL +9.0 +5.7 23.39 +0.5 CMOppor XC +2.8 +7.8 29.76 +1.5 LgCapStrat GL +13.0 +6.4 15.25 +0.5 PSBal n BL +12.6 +6.9 24.30 +0.6
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EquityDivC EI +13.0 +8.5 19.78 +0.3 IntVa n IL +5.7 +3.1 17.58 -0.6 LargeCap n LC +14.2 +9.1 33.65 +0.3 CapAppA p XC +16.2 +9.0 37.84 +1.1 Litman Gregory Fds: SmMidCap GL +10.6 +6.6 15.66 +0.6 PSInco n BL +10.7 +5.5 19.97 +0.4
GlobAlC t MP +8.7 +3.2 17.32 -0.1 IntVa3 n IL +5.8 +3.2 15.00 -0.7 LgCpValEnh XV +10.6 +8.1 13.79 +0.4 Chks&Bal p BL +14.0 +7.3 9.77 +0.7 Intl I IL NA NA 17.40 NA Oppenheimer A: RealAssets n MP +8.4 +2.3 11.57 +0.3
HlthSciOpC HB +12.3 +10.7 55.06 +2.5 InflProSecs IG +8.8 +2.3 11.99 +0.2 LatAm n LT +28.3 +3.2 27.59 +0.1 CoreEqtyA p LC +18.3 +11.9 34.26 +1.2 Longleaf Partners: AMTFrNY SS +11.0 +5.3 11.89 +0.4 RealEst n RE +14.1 +6.3 29.79 +1.2
MultiAstInco MP +7.8 +3.2 10.82 -0.1 Glb5FxInc WB +4.8 +2.2 10.97 +0.1 LevCoStock XC +17.9 +5.9 30.96 +1.3 DivGthA p EI +14.8 +9.4 26.54 +0.4 Partners XV -1.6 +0.6 20.79 -1.7 ActiveAllA BL NA NA 15.49 NA Ret2005 n MP +10.8 +5.0 13.91 +0.3
BlackRock Fds Blrk: LrgCapInt n IL +12.0 +4.4 23.18 0.0 LtdTermBd SB +6.5 +2.3 11.67 +0.2 EqtyInc t EI +13.4 +8.7 20.37 +0.1 Intl n IL +13.7 +5.3 17.60 -0.9 CapAppA p LG +19.2 +9.6 65.53 +1.5 Ret2010 n MP +11.3 +5.3 18.45 +0.4
CoreBond IB +11.4 +3.2 9.90 +0.5 TM USTgtV SV +3.9 +5.9 35.12 -0.6 LowPr rn MV +10.0 +7.2 48.05 +0.5 FltRateA p HC +2.5 +3.3 8.39 +0.2 SmCap SV +3.9 +5.7 25.62 0.0 CapIncA p BL +4.9 +3.5 10.22 -0.1 Ret2015 n MP +11.7 +5.8 14.91 +0.5
HiYldBlk HC +10.2 +5.1 7.68 +0.1 TM IntlValue IL +6.0 +3.0 14.96 -0.5 LowPriStkK r MV +10.0 +7.3 48.01 +0.6 GrOppty t XG +14.7 +12.4 40.36 +1.6 Loomis Sayles: DevMktA p EM +15.6 +3.6 44.97 -0.3 Ret2020 n MP +12.4 +6.4 22.71 +0.5
BlackRock Fds III: TMMktwdeV LV +11.3 +8.4 32.00 0.0 LtdTmMuni n SM +4.9 +1.6 10.70 +0.1 Hlthcare p HB +13.6 +9.3 36.75 +1.9 LSBondI GT +7.8 +2.8 13.71 +0.3 DiscMidGrA MG +25.1 +12.2 22.91 +2.8 Ret2025 n MP +13.0 +6.9 18.14 +0.6
BondIndexK IB +10.8 +3.0 10.41 +0.6 TMMtVa2 LV +11.5 +8.6 29.72 0.0 Magellan n LC +15.8 +10.8 11.19 +2.2 MidCapA p MG +17.0 +10.8 31.11 +1.3 LSGrowthI n LG +18.2 +13.8 17.92 +0.3 DiscFd p SG +18.2 +12.3 83.23 +2.9 Ret2025A n MP +12.8 +6.7 18.01 +0.6
BlackRock Instl: TMUSEq XC +15.6 +10.7 33.59 +0.8 MagellanK LC +15.9 +10.9 11.18 +2.2 ShortDur p SB +5.3 +2.2 9.92 +0.1 LSBondR GT +7.5 +2.5 13.63 +0.3 EqIncA p EI +9.5 +4.6 31.10 +0.2 Ret2030 n MP +13.5 +7.4 26.49 +0.6
FltRtInco HC +3.5 +3.6 9.93 +0.2 2YGlFxd n WB +3.4 +1.3 10.04 +0.1 MA Muni n SS +8.3 +3.3 12.38 +0.4 TotRBdA p IB +10.8 +3.2 10.60 +0.5 SmlCapGrI SG +8.0 +10.8 27.60 +1.1 EqInvA GL NA NA 18.22 NA R2035 n MP +13.8 +7.7 19.47 +0.7
GblLgShtCrd GT +4.7 +1.9 10.18 -0.1 DFARlEst n RE +20.6 +8.8 41.07 +1.8 MegaCpStk n LV +14.7 +9.2 15.72 +0.3 Hartford Fds C: StrIncA MP +6.7 +2.5 14.33 +0.2 GlobalA p GL +18.2 +9.3 94.08 +1.1 Ret2035 R n MP +13.3 +7.2 19.08 +0.6
HY Muni HM +10.3 +5.7 9.96 +0.3 Dodge&Cox: MI Muni n SS +8.7 +3.5 12.47 +0.3 Bal IncC t BL +12.6 +5.7 14.59 +0.3 Loomis Sayles Inv: GblAllocA MP +9.6 +4.3 18.54 +0.2 Ret2040 n MP +14.1 +7.9 27.76 +0.7
InflProtBd IG +8.2 +1.8 10.71 +0.2 Balanced n BL +9.1 +7.4 103.89 +0.1 MidCEnIdx r MC +12.8 +7.9 15.51 +1.3 Hartford Fds I: InvGrBdA p AB +8.6 +2.7 11.34 +0.5 GlblOppA GL +6.7 +13.7 60.40 +0.4 R2045 n MP +14.3 +8.1 18.95 +0.7
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SciTechOpp TK +26.6 +20.1 34.68 +2.0 Intl Stk IL +9.0 +2.2 43.34 -0.7 MdCpVl nr MV +7.0 +4.5 22.82 0.0 EqtyIncome EI +13.7 +9.0 20.25 +0.1 Lord Abbett A: IntlBdA p WB NA NA 5.47 NA SciTch n TK +27.7 +16.4 43.20 +0.3
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StrIncoOpp GT +6.3 +2.9 9.91 -0.1 Domini Soc Inv: MuniInc n GM +9.9 +3.9 13.39 +0.3 MidCap MG +17.3 +11.1 32.23 +1.3 IntrTaxFr IM +8.6 +3.1 11.11 +0.3 IntGrow p IL +17.1 +4.6 42.93 +0.9 SmCapStk n SG +16.7 +11.1 53.11 +0.4
BasValI XV +9.5 +6.4 22.94 +0.1 SocialEq n XC +17.0 +6.7 23.66 +1.0 NASDAQ nr XG +18.9 +13.8 111.92 +0.8 WorldBond n WB +5.6 +2.4 10.77 +0.3 MltAstInco BL NA NA 15.06 NA IntlSmlCoA IL +11.6 +11.8 49.14 +0.5 SmCapVal n SC +8.2 +8.6 48.32 -0.1
CalMuniOpp SS +6.0 +4.0 12.74 +0.1 DoubleLine Funds: NewMkt nr WB +7.8 +4.1 14.73 +0.1 Hartford Fds Y: ShDurTxFr SM +4.4 +1.2 15.77 +0.1 LtdTermBd SB +5.6 +2.1 4.56 0.0 SpecGr n XC +14.0 +8.7 24.46 +0.8
CoreBond IB +11.3 +3.1 9.87 +0.5 CoreFxdInc I IB NA NA 11.08 NA NewMill n XC +13.0 +8.8 38.25 +0.2 CapAppI n XC +16.5 +9.3 38.08 +1.1 ValueOpps p MC +7.1 +6.0 19.12 +0.7
EquityDiv EI +14.1 +9.6 20.77 +0.3 CorFxdInc N NA NA 11.07 NA NY Mun n SS +9.4 +3.5 13.47 +0.4 DivGrowthY n EI +15.1 +9.7 27.27
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75.73 55.43 EnPro 1.00 1.60 36 64.05 -3.18 43.35 4.90 GTT Comm ... ... ... 5.77 -2.39 20.37 15.35 HomeBcs .52 2.80 11 18.44 -.32 17.93 11.32 IntlGmeT .80 5.10 ... 15.59+2.04 112.64 89.54 LifeStorg 4.00 3.60 38 109.75+1.73 N bo PNM R +
.72 .14 Enservco ... ... ... .16 +.00 12.24 4.53 GTY TchHl ... ... 52 5.18 -.10 238.99158.09 HomeDp 5.44 2.30 24 237.29+4.45 16.10 10.31 IntlMonExp ... ... ... 13.17 -2.08 166.52 84.45 LigandPh ... ... 35 107.79 -1.01 N b POSCO
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50.15 24.43 Entegris .32 0.60 36 49.55+1.80 196.00 90.14 GW Pharm ... ... ... 108.41 -1.00 31.80 11.05 HomolMd ... ... ... 13.45+2.00 27.01 15.15 IntlSeaw ... ... ... 26.13+1.78 2.74 .17 LilisEn ... ... ... .18 -.02 N noS ng + PPG +
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122.09 82.06 Entergy 3.72f 3.20 51 116.71+1.81 22.25 16.92 GabDvInc 1.32 6.30 ... 20.82 -.53 183.12123.48 HonwllIntl 3.60f 2.00 20 181.75+1.44 1.55 .67 IntrpDia ... ... 1 .66 -.09 4.60 2.20 LimelghtN ... ... ... 4.21 -.04 N n Kw PRA G p
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4.10 2.41 Entravisn .20 7.50 17 2.68 -.26 7.92 5.71 GabUtil .60 7.80 ... 7.70 +.13 15.40 11.37 HopeBcp .56 3.90 13 14.33 -.28 35.87 14.62 IntersENT ... ... ... 21.18 -.17 67.52 48.07 LincNat 1.48 2.50 8 58.76 -1.62 N d q + PS Bu P
73.94 46.57 Envestnet ... ... 79 64.96 +.52 13.58 5.50 Gaiam A ... ... ... 9.03 +.03 48.15 34.38 HorMan 1.15 2.60 26 43.99 +.01 18.32 6.75 IntraCellu ... ... ... 9.02 -.55 19.29 11.98 LindbladEx ... ... 58 15.01 -.02 N + PS B P p Z
30.80 25.75 EnvistaH n ... ... ... 27.83 -.99 7.75 3.75 Gain Cap .24 5.80 ... 4.17 +.02 5.79 1.34 HorizGbl ... ... ... 3.55 -1.01 4.39 2.18 IntPotash ... ... ... 2.35 -.18 208.97145.95 Linde 3.50 1.70 42 209.71+6.71 N B H dg PTC n +
16.59 5.14 Epizyme ... ... ... 15.36 +.18 192.89 85.00 Galapag ... ... ... 183.75 -5.02 13.48 10.30 HorizTFn 1.20 9.40 10 12.75 +.26 10.89 3.95 Intrexon ... ... ... 5.64 51.97 27.04 LineCp ... ... ... 48.13+8.30 N B g + PTC Th +
99.63 65.52 ePlus ... ... 10 83.98 -8.15 6.06 2.94 GalectinTh ... ... ... 3.23 -.74 31.25 17.94 HorizTher ... ... ... 30.26 +.76 39.72 16.81 IntriCon ... ... 26 18.96 +.28 1.18 .66 LineageCl n ... ... ... .87 +.07 N Cn h PVH Co p +
148.59 88.68 Equifax 1.56 1.10 24 138.40+4.44 14.49 11.50 GaleraTh n ... ... ... 11.79 -.21 46.26 37.00 Hormel .84 2.00 23 42.38 +.41 295.78 182.61 Intuit 2.12f 0.80 43 266.05+9.20 9.60 6.59 Linx n ... ... ... 7.08 -.74 N nS + P W B
609.97 335.29 Equinix 9.84 1.80 ... 550.41+20.10 92.74 68.19 Gallaghr 1.72 1.90 35 91.94 +.79 3.77 .40 Hornbeck ... ... ... .45 -.14 589.32 430.24 IntSurg ... ... 76 569.54+20.59 20.87 7.65 LionsGat A .36 3.70 ... 9.66 +.53 N uG P +
24.48 16.24 Equinor 1.04 5.30 7 19.56 -.13 4.74 3.51 GamGldNR .8419.70 ... 4.27 +.07 20.35 15.51 HostHotls .85a 5.00 42 17.14 -.03 1.75 .19 Inuvo ... ... ... .28 -.01 18.98 7.21 LionsGat B .36 4.00 ... 9.06 +.44 N G nH d P T nd +
6.85 5.20 EquinxGl n ... ... ... 6.34 +.25 16.90 3.15 GameStop 1.5225.90 ... 5.88 -.21 14.86 10.29 HostessBr ... ... 22 13.41 +.01 11.63 3.05 Invacare .05 0.50 ... 10.43 -.27 3.45 .38 Lipocine ... ... ... .39 -2.34 N G d + P T nd +
23.47 10.67 EquitMid 1.31e ... 10 10.83 -1.02 42.85 31.19 Gam&Lsr 2.72 6.40 14 42.62 +.60 10.64 4.49 HoughMH ... ... ... 5.93 -.29 13.55 10.96 InvCAVal .79 6.40 ... 12.47 165.27 67.90 LithiaMot 1.20 0.70 20 160.86+1.28 N H hn + P Bo
32.30 26.03 EquityCmw2.50e ... 33 32.30 +.40 11.99 7.41 Gannett .64 6.60 ... 9.70 -.60 50.00 34.32 HoulihnL 1.24f 2.60 19 47.21 -.78 11.31 9.73 InvCrOpp .90 8.10 ... 11.15 -.06 206.00149.80 Littelfuse 1.92 1.10 26 178.39 -5.42 N n m P C O
70.54 46.46 EqLfPrp s 1.84e 2.60 44 69.62+2.80 31.39 15.11 Gap .97 5.50 7 17.74+1.06 .37 .17 HstnAEn ... ... ... .17 -.01 17.36 14.84 InOpYCmd ... ... ... 16.15 -.02 126.99 64.80 LivaNova ... ... 31 78.26+4.93 NO V o P h no
89.55 63.17 EqtyRsd 2.27 2.60 54 86.46+2.48 36.22 18.70 GardDnv ... ... 26 33.65 -.08 33.63 5.15 HovnanE rs ... ... ... 23.81 +.46 18.66 15.03 InvHiYlDv .68 3.70 ... 18.48 -.04 73.71 46.02 LiveNatn ... ... ... 65.40+2.24 N R Pp + P P B
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10.46 7.58 Ericsson .11e 1.20 ... 9.13 +.08 19.71 8.46 GarrtMot ... ... ... 10.57 +.62 45.39 25.40 HuazhuGr .34e 0.90 30 37.27 +.19 37.48 26.46 InvWtrRs .18e 0.50 ... 37.01 +.27 63.23 36.53 LiveRamp ... ... 91 46.49 +.76 N V P Am
270.23 123.94 ErieInd 3.60 2.00 36 177.04 -3.06 171.78120.89 Gartner ... ... 49 159.94 -.42 50.49 34.02 HubGroup ... ... 21 50.60+1.10 63.44 45.25 InvDWA M .11e 0.20 ... 62.49+1.37 7.23 1.23 LiveXLve ... ... ... 1.28 -.14 N Go p + P g Du n +
10.95 1.14 Eros Intl ... ... 6 2.13 -.38 24.58 16.80 GasLogPt 2.09f12.30 8 17.06 -1.04 147.77 91.88 Hubbell 3.64 2.40 22 148.71+3.21 57.12 41.02 In KBWBkII .58e 1.00 ... 56.00 -.66 19.90 5.49 Livent ... ... 18 8.08 -.01 N uM d P g gu +
86.91 62.72 EscoTech .32 0.40 23 85.33 +.21 21.64 9.42 GasLog .60 6.20 ... 9.64 -1.03 207.98 108.39 HubSpot ... ... ... 145.74+4.41 19.03 15.30 InEmMomII.12e 0.60 ... 18.68 -.11 42.85 16.98 LivePrsn ... ... ... 38.32+3.26 N u u P nT h +
58.50 33.13 Esperion ... ... ... 40.47+2.65 17.60 6.76 GatesInd ... ... 25 11.92 -.13 7.83 2.99 HudBayM g .02 ... 5 3.52 -.24 22.18 15.15 Invesco 1.24 7.10 7 17.45 -.37 3.46 2.30 LloydBkg .47a15.70 ... 3.01 +.17 N d B P oA N +
54.44 31.08 Essent .60 1.10 10 53.73 +.06 11.82 6.83 GencoSh .17p ... ... 10.89 -.54 36.47 27.12 HudsPacP 1.00 2.80 28 35.25 -.13 16.67 13.67 InvMtgCap 1.8011.30 6 15.95 -.27 399.96 241.18 LockhdM 9.60f 2.40 48 393.55+11.69 N n P om n +
26.90 13.06 EssentPr .88 3.30 86 26.76 +.94 98.37 45.43 Generac ... ... 27 93.26 -.14 2.25 .30 HudsonTc ... ... 5 .61 -.14 12.90 10.91 InvMuOpTr .88 7.10 ... 12.34 +.05 56.20 42.06 Loews .25 0.50 14 50.16 -.84 N g H + P mp ng
334.17 235.51 EssexPT 7.80 2.40 56 319.00+4.08 38.59 27.00 GAInv 1.15e 0.90 ... 36.10 +.20 336.13 225.65 Humana 2.20 0.70 28 335.55+17.97 12.97 10.98 InvMuniTr .82 6.70 ... 12.14 -.11 42.41 29.06 Logitech .74e 1.70 27 43.02+1.47 N oA + P nAS +
30.06 16.55 EstLab ... ... ... 23.83 +.88 193.76143.87 GenDynam4.08 2.20 20 187.08+2.00 122.29 83.64 HuntJB 1.04 0.90 26 115.74 -4.24 202.21143.46 Inv QQQ 1.16e 0.60 ... 202.91+1.68 96.87 62.02 LogMeIn 1.30 1.60 47 81.01+11.45 N P p ohn
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23.11 16.63 EthanAl .84 4.40 15 19.11 -.42 .45 .16 GenMoly ... ... ... .28 +.03 25.66 17.33 Huntsmn .65 2.80 8 23.21 -.27 13.27 11.26 InvTrIG .88 7.00 ... 12.63 -.10 30.34 20.39 LaPac .54 1.90 12 28.72 -.29 N n + P m Gp
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73.35 39.81 Etsy ... ... 62 42.00 +.01 24.04 17.55 GenesisEn2.14e11.60 ... 18.49 -.35 8.03 1.54 HyreCar ... ... ... 2.27 +.05 31.32 19.21 InvitHm .52 1.70 ... 29.99 +.61 27.12 13.71 LuckinCf n ... ... ... 27.02+8.46 N oPho on + P Hn
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9.40 7.45 EuroEqFd .14e 1.50 ... 9.32 +.07 2.79 .53 GeniusBr h ... ... ... .68 +.04 31.45 17.14 i3 Vert ... ... ... 22.08+1.26 28.24 16.64 IridiumCm ... ... ... 24.33 -.36 68.49 37.00 Lumentm ... ... 15 68.90+2.37 N oH d P C
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31.73 4.05 EverQuo ... ... ... 28.35 -2.23 11.28 1.99 Genocea rs ... ... ... 2.25 -.05 4.17 2.28 IAMGld g 1.52f42.90 ... 3.54 +.19 29.73 23.20 iShItaly ... ... ... 29.48 -.02 31.71 17.90 Lydall ... ... 7 19.22 N P on
104.22 41.94 Everbrdg ... ... ... 84.98+6.93 44.55 25.48 Genpact .34 ... 27 40.72+1.36 8.00 2.50 ICAD ... ... ... 6.86 +.06 60.15 48.99 iShJapan ... ... ... 59.79 -.14 88.60 37.07 Lyft Inc n ... ... ... 43.04 -.19 N nA n + P UT
98.90 64.37 Evercore 2.32f 3.10 17 75.80 -2.48 29.69 19.24 Gentex .46 1.60 10 28.48 -.73 92.06 60.22 ICF Intl .56 0.60 26 86.19 -2.04 31.46 27.20 iSMlasia ... ... ... 28.43 -.39 98.91 68.61 LyonBas A 4.20 4.40 9 96.00 -1.39 N + P m dh
270.09201.09 EverestRe 5.60 2.10 10 267.17+1.82 47.30 35.63 Gentherm ... ... 32 41.84 -1.88 13.78 9.20 ICICI Bk .19e 1.40 ... 13.74 +.16 25.39 21.63 iShSing ... ... ... 24.65 -.09 N S ou P h +
67.81 54.57 Evergy 2.02f 3.10 29 64.75+1.69 115.20 87.26 M
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12.79 4.76 EveriHldgs ... ... ... 12.37 -.20 5.02 2.89 Genworth ... ... 3 3.90 -.14 5.90 2.73 IClickInt ... ... ... 3.26 +.10 34.02 28.41 iSh UK ... ... ... 32.64 +.04 176.11133.78 M&T Bk 4.00 2.40 12 163.97 -3.62 NBR S + P o +
86.55 62.61 EversrceE 2.14 2.60 26 81.27+1.86 24.03 14.48 GeoGrp 1.9213.30 9 14.49 -.68 294.57176.11 IdexxLab ... ... 63 259.78+5.04 51.25 49.20 iSh0-5IGCp .79 1.50 ... 51.05 +.09 26.99 12.33 MACOM ... ... ... 25.91+2.84 N u n + P P +
37.38 25.13 Evertec .20 0.70 25 30.74 +.44 20.30 10.89 GeoPark .04p ... ... 19.00 -.06 11.84 5.64 IDT Cp 1.00f15.00 8 6.68 +.67 53.95 45.89 iShCorEM .95e 1.80 ... 51.82 -.62 14.00 6.50 MAG Slv g ... ... ... 10.02 +.26 N u on P gn
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9.85 5.23 EvolPetrol .40 7.10 10 5.61 -.03 35.03 28.50 GettyRlty 1.48f 4.50 18 33.08 +.09 43.49 29.19 II-VI ... ... 36 29.44 -6.32 47.47 43.84 iSh0-5HYCp2.38 5.20 ... 46.21 +.03 29.46 22.73 MDU Res .83f 2.90 24 29.01 +.26 N wAmH Pd o +
18.05 7.92 EvoquaWt ... ... ... 17.98 +.54 4.25 1.79 Gevo ... ... ... 2.49 -.05 13.72 9.22 ING .14e 1.20 ... 11.69 -.23 35.66 27.67 iShSaudi ... ... ... 29.94 +.47 3.41 1.44 MEI Phrm ... ... ... 1.83 N wo n Pg +
123.99 53.06 ExactSci h ... ... ... 82.05 -1.61 55.16 31.96 Gibraltar ... ... 33 53.00 +.21 17.46 4.53 ION Geo ... ... ... 8.38 -1.04 35.18 27.81 iSh MinVl ... ... ... 34.85 +.17 7.75 6.40 MFA Fncl .8010.40 10 7.70 -.02 NwGo d g P o nn n +
21.05 11.54 Exagen n ... ... ... 19.70 +.39 10.90 9.95 GigCapit ... ... ... 10.47 -.03 182.17104.64 IPG Photon ... ... 25 140.85 -6.40 31.43 24.90 iShIntDevQ.55p ... ... 31.26 8.41 6.99 MCR .72a 8.70 ... 8.28 +.02 N R + P mb n g +
11.90 9.72 ExantasCap.90f 7.70 ... 11.66 -.03 40.40 23.45 Gildan .54 2.00 16 27.10 +.02 51.98 18.18 iPt ShFut ... ... ... 17.40 -1.24 26.43 22.71 iShCHdEM1.26e1.90 ... 25.80 -.26 5.81 4.53 MFS HInM .30 5.70 ... 5.28 -.11 N w n PnnN Gm
42.13 30.66 ExTrRobo .07e 0.20 ... 41.04 +.10 72.90 60.32 GileadSci 2.52 3.90 13 65.07 -.31 50.19 49.98 IQ UltSh n ... ... ... 50.10 +.03 67.74 55.20 iSh Esg Eafe ... ... ... 67.33 -.14 3.89 3.62 MIN .4211.20 ... 3.76 -.02 N wM d P nnV
5.36 .27 ExelaTch ... ... ... .34 -.23 47.67 36.84 GlacierBc 1.16 2.70 21 43.46 -.71 21.42 17.07 IQ 50HIntl ... ... ... 21.32 -.01 52.84 48.42 iShCTotBd s ... ... ... 52.06 +.24 6.14 5.01 MMT .52 8.60 ... 6.05 +.03 NwM n n P nn n G n +
25.31 15.02 Exelixis ... ... 9 16.51 +.74 10.57 6.41 GladstnCap .84 7.90 7 10.63 +.53 32.89 31.10 IQMrgArb ... ... ... 32.80 +.04 40.82 31.04 iShCDivGr .65e 1.60 ... 40.99 +.30 14.97 9.41 MGIC Inv .06p ... 8 14.08 +.11 N wO d + P nn n P
51.18 42.80 Exelon 1.45 3.20 18 45.02 +.67 23.98 16.89 GladstnCm1.50 6.50 55 22.96 +.21 29.18 14.35 IQIYI ... ... ... 17.49 -2.03 32.38 25.24 iShCHEmu .64e 1.60 ... 32.29 +.01 33.30 25.50 MGMGrPr 1.88 5.70 ... 32.70+1.30 N wP A n + P nP R +
3.26 2.14 Exicure ... ... ... 2.47 -.02 14.00 8.70 GladstInv .82a 5.80 18 14.05 +.47 164.13104.90 IQVIA Hldg ... ... 21 146.50+8.91 28.90 22.73 iShGblReit .94e 3.30 ... 28.11 +.22 31.68 21.62 MGM Rsts .48 1.50 9 31.18 -.23 N wR + P nn +
70.51 44.29 ExlSvcHld ... ... 53 69.38 +.03 13.85 11.12 GladstLnd .53f 4.40 ... 12.09 -.01 98.13 56.24 IRhythm ... ... ... 69.68 +.66 56.16 51.91 iShCoreInt ... ... ... 54.95 +.18 100.00 41.68 MGP Ing .40 0.90 20 43.95 -.89 N wR d P nn R +
144.00 94.10 Expedia 1.36f 1.40 44 95.67 -5.65 19.03 9.29 Glatfelter .52 2.90 14 17.82 -.81 132.88 44.00 iRobot ... ... 15 45.13 -4.19 48.21 39.84 iShCorEur1.18e 2.50 ... 48.07 +.15 45.50 20.35 MI Homes ... ... 20 43.19+1.02 N wR p B + P nn M
81.15 62.90 ExpdIntl 1.00 1.30 23 76.39 -.88 84.65 50.60 Glaukos ... ... ... 63.78+1.57 41.13 37.50 iShBrHiY s ... ... ... 40.63 +.03 15.71 13.09 iSh UAE .63e 4.50 ... 13.92 +.05 1.46 .29 MICT Inc ... ... ... .80 -.20 N wS n n + Pn +
9.77 9.70 ExperInv n ... ... ... 9.73 -.02 46.01 36.41 GlaxoSKln2.89e 6.60 ... 44.09 +.16 14.90 11.61 iShGold ... ... ... 14.03 +.08 43.86 30.04 iShRussia ... ... ... 42.61 -.68 115.12 56.37 MKS Inst .80 0.70 25 109.88 -2.54 NY Cm B + Pn +
72.70 46.00 Exponent .64 1.00 46 63.45 +.46 64.94 30.15 GblBldT ... ... ... 51.16+4.16 16.83 13.50 iShGSCI ... ... ... 15.61 -.03 31.25 25.29 iSCHeafe .89e ... ... 31.06 -.14 35.85 23.31 MPLX LP 2.6711.30 13 23.65 -1.10 NYM gT + P numb +
8.21 1.83 Express ... ... 11 3.83 -.23 2.80 .42 GbEagEn h ... ... ... .53 -.06 22.95 18.35 iSAstla 1.01e 4.40 ... 22.81 +.04 24.79 14.13 iShGblGld rs ... ... ... 21.76 +.53 18.93 10.73 MRC Glbl ... ... 15 14.19 -.80 NY T m + P opU d
19.73 12.88 ExtendStay .92 6.20 29 14.74 +.04 13.00 8.15 GlbMed .80 6.10 ... 13.04 +.81 47.19 36.23 iShBrazil .67e 1.60 ... 43.02 35.55 29.91 iSh ESG ... ... ... 34.40 -.40 126.62 86.72 MSA Safety1.68 1.30 72 124.63 -.83 N w B P B OH
23.88 7.61 Exterran ... ... 22 7.56 -1.08 21.93 16.95 GlobNetL .94 4.80 32 19.80 +.09 29.59 22.89 iShCanada .48e 1.60 ... 29.73 +.27 50.43 49.99 iShLqdty bt.25e 0.50 ... 50.38 +.04 90.21 64.59 MSC Ind 3.00 4.00 12 75.37 +.07 N wm Gp + P p Co +
124.46 86.99 ExtraSpce 3.60 3.40 26 107.20 +.91 177.57 94.81 GlobPay .78f 0.40 60 179.23+8.97 41.18 33.79 iShEMU .86e 2.10 ... 41.04 +.11 33.58 27.33 iShCHJpn .74e 0.50 ... 33.20 -.19 250.45134.28 MSCI Inc 2.72 1.10 39 250.00+5.68 N wm M + P n +
8.55 1.66 ExtrOilGs ... ... 60 1.80 -.34 15.46 13.22 GbXSpdvRE1.248.20 ... 15.13 +.02 31.79 25.53 iSFrance .58e 1.80 ... 31.93 +.25 25.97 24.90 iSiBd12-20 .62e 2.40 ... 25.33 +.02 27.85 13.73 MSG Netw ... ... 8 18.07 +.70 N wp R P ood +
8.59 5.09 ExtrmNet ... ... ... 6.65 -.29 10.29 7.60 GblXColum.41e 4.40 ... 9.31 -.48 29.23 24.40 iShGerm .60e 2.10 ... 29.04 +.02 25.70 23.96 iSiBd12-23 .56e ... ... 25.52 +.05 38.14 26.24 MYR Grp ... ... 19 34.63+1.07 N w CpA + P Sh p +
83.49 64.65 ExxonMbl 3.48 5.00 16 69.19 -1.58 13.75 10.29 GbXMLP&E .60 5.20 ... 11.43 -.03 27.17 21.98 iSh HK .61e 2.60 ... 23.40 -1.26 25.76 24.07 iSiBd12-22 .55e ... ... 25.30 +.06 51.08 26.87 Macerich 3.0010.80 15 27.80 +.06 N w CpB + P onNw +
2.82 1.19 EyePtPh ... ... ... 1.38 -.07 24.71 21.62 GblXSDvUS1.93 8.20 ... 23.39 -.06 65.41 50.72 iSh SKor .65e 1.10 ... 61.54 +.44 26.58 23.37 iSiBd12-25 .64e ... ... 25.85 +.10 24.88 18.74 MackCali .80 3.80 10 21.33 -.53 N w Bn + P m +
6.98 2.40 Eyenovia ... ... ... 2.83 -.03 9.98 6.77 GbXGreece.13e 1.30 ... 9.87 +.32 47.42 37.50 iShMexico .78e 1.70 ... 44.70 -.32 25.82 23.60 iSiBd12-24 .63e ... ... 25.63 +.09 43.83 33.71 Macquarie4.00e9.60 8 41.67 +.87 N G ng P m +
11.25 5.05 Ezcorp ... ... 6 5.18 -.02 9.17 7.27 GblX MLP .90e12.00 ... 7.51 -.10 32.79 25.33 iShNeth .66e 2.00 ... 32.87 +.16 25.04 24.16 iSiBd12-21 .47e ... ... 24.98 +.03 32.32 7.88 MacroGen ... ... 66 8.64 +.39 NT O Pm n
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19.35 15.77 GblXSupDv1.42e8.00 ... 17.15 -.12 48.05 39.42 iSPacxJpn1.66e 3.60 ... 46.15 -.59 .50 .27 IsoRay ... ... ... .39 +.06 35.06 14.11 Macys 1.51 9.00 5 16.85 +.97 N PC m P m Ro
10.03 5.46 GblXPakist ... ... ... 7.39 +.44 58.29 45.52 iShSoAfr 1.02e 2.00 ... 51.20 +.09 6.19 4.36 IsraelChm .18e 3.90 ... 4.67 +.07 315.95240.33 MadSqGd ... ... 84 270.88 -8.06 N PR T + P go
183.24121.36 F5 Netwks ... ... 19 145.46 -2.95 16.96 14.24 GbX Cld n ... ... ... 15.23 +.41 30.13 25.95 iShSpain .99e 3.50 ... 28.11 -.56 10.80 7.59 ItauUnH s ... ... ... 8.56 -.12 201.96 82.31 MadrigP ... ... ... 99.50 -3.58 N M P p +
9.87 5.93 FGL Hldg .04 0.40 ... 9.17 -.15 25.62 21.98 GbX US pf ... ... ... 24.95 +.16 32.77 26.56 iSSwedn .76e 2.40 ... 32.04 -.17 6.69 3.24 Iteris ... ... ... 4.87 +.10 75.87 51.88 MagellnHlt ... ... ... 72.60+3.48 N Cu n P Q +
55.54 40.52 FLIR Sys .68 1.30 27 53.84 +.60 17.74 11.81 GbX US Inf ... ... ... 17.44 -.02 38.92 30.24 iShSwitz .75e 1.90 ... 38.76 +.16 81.29 44.35 Itron ... ... 67 75.42 -3.15 67.75 54.25 MagellMid 4.08 6.70 18 60.78 +.16 N P + P M d
99.05 60.10 FMC Corp 1.60 1.60 18 97.00 -.70 21.99 16.01 GblX Rob ... ... ... 21.47 -.13 42.12 36.45 iShEmMDv1.83e4.80 ... 38.44 -.44 4.36 .91 IVERIC ... ... 2 3.08 -.41 21.00 5.31 Magenta ... ... ... 9.42 -1.02 N G nH P Ch n
12.72 9.35 FNBCp PA .48 3.80 11 12.53 -.04 23.54 15.83 GlbXCop .43e 2.40 ... 18.29 -.66 96.18 78.03 iShWldMnV1.93e2.00 ... 95.34 +.43 1.83 .24 IzeaWrldwd ... ... ... .26 -.04 10.20 7.29 MagicSft .31e 3.10 24 9.76 +.93 N n + P b A
24.80 20.80 FTFQAntiB ... ... ... 23.17 +.32 32.26 21.91 GlbXSilv ... ... ... 29.62 +.17 60.29 54.79 iSEMMnVol1.15e2.00 ... 58.49 -.76 57.09 42.51 Magna g 1.46 2.60 9 55.72 -.83 N pO + P ob
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6.64 5.32 FS KKR .7612.90 7 5.90 +.02 32.49 22.59 GlbXLith ... ... ... 25.75 -.67 96.63 80.99 iShThai 1.88e 2.10 ... 88.39 -1.81 13.80 5.75 MagnaChip ... ... 8 12.50 +.11
6.53 .33 FTE Net ... ... ... 1.47 -.35 14.25 4.20 GlblScape .06a 0.60 56 10.09 +.21 47.93 29.70 iShChile .71e 2.10 ... 33.27 -.24 6.30 1.24 JJill 1.15 ... 1 1.74 -.16 2.78 .46 MaidenH .20m29.30 ... .68 +.09 N np + P +
118.23 59.06 FTI Cnslt ... ... 46 106.27 -.18 .73 .29 Globalstar ... ... ... .39 +.01 29.10 20.13 iShTurkey 1.10e 4.20 ... 26.39 +.61 100.87 65.07 j2Global 1.82f 1.90 36 95.88 -4.55 44.35 31.95 MainStCap2.34 5.40 21 43.03+1.00 N B + P Sw b +
12.37 .90 FTS Intl ... ... 3 .99 -.32 112.33 48.95 GlobantSA ... ... 66 99.83 +.72 18.35 13.20 iShSilver ... ... ... 15.85 +.15 43.21 33.30 JBG Smth .90 2.30 ... 39.88 +.43 32.30 19.66 MMyTrip ... ... ... 25.86 -.63 N uT h Ph B o
62.31 42.33 Fabrinet ... ... 25 60.86+2.07 100.21 69.68 GlbeLife .69 0.70 8 99.23 +.30 138.59104.23 iShS&P1001.92e1.40 ... 139.20+1.03 34.09 19.21 JD.com ... ... 61 33.55 +.32 50.15 24.79 MalibuBoat ... ... 12 38.03 +.20 No hH dg Ph p S n
208.66 123.02 Facebook ... ... 37 195.10+4.26 6.65 1.62 GlobusM ... ... ... 1.78 -.17 70.09 53.12 iShSPTUS ... ... ... 70.46 +.61 30.24 23.50 JPM Qual ... ... ... 30.41 +.31 32.15 1.43 Mallinckdt ... ... ... 2.91 -.20 Nob Co p Ph b oAH +
305.38 188.31 FactsetR 2.88 1.10 29 254.75+8.03 56.34 38.01 GlobusMed ... ... 40 54.94 -.78 107.21104.54 iShSTNtMu .86 0.80 ... 106.60 +.07 50.54 50.09 JPM UlSh ... ... ... 50.49 +.03 26.76 1.33 MamEngy .5036.80 ... 1.36 -.20 Nob ng Ph pMo +
373.24 170.26 FairIsaac .08 ... 68 348.11+16.52 11.75 4.11 GluMobile ... ... ... 5.66 -.15 117.44110.57 iShAgcyBd 1.81 1.60 ... 115.80 +.39 131.29 91.11 JPMorgCh 3.20 2.50 13 129.53 -.85 86.28 48.25 ManTech 1.08 1.40 40 78.46+3.01 Nob M d Ph p NV +
9.53 5.31 FalcMinrl .66e10.20 ... 6.46 +.07 13.56 2.64 GlycoMim ... ... ... 6.22 -.02 104.46 84.62 iShSelDiv 3.03e 2.90 ... 103.96 -.20 26.28 20.70 JPMAlerian2.2910.90 ... 21.04 -.50 89.53 39.01 ManhAssc ... ... 52 76.88+1.37 No Cp Ph p
10.00 1.46 FangHld rs ... ... 1 1.99 -.10 82.30 56.67 GoDaddy ... ... 65 68.10 -.90 118.22108.38 iShTIPS 1.69e 1.50 ... 115.83 +.27 26.27 25.00 JPMCh pfY 1.53 6.00 ... 25.31 +.05 20.09 10.49 Manitowc ... ... ... 15.56 -.65 Nom d + Ph P +
35.55 19.39 Fanhua 1.20 4.50 28 26.51 -.08 7.23 2.64 Gogo ... ... ... 5.34 -1.16 19.93 16.02 iShEurFn .74e 4.00 ... 18.64 -.17 39.73 21.49 Jabil .32 0.80 35 39.02 -.16 2.34 .94 MannKd ... ... ... 1.20 -.07 Nomu + Ph o Ph
31.60 7.43 Farfetch ... ... ... 9.67 +.67 23.30 9.36 GolLinhs ... ... ... 16.73 +.53 73.64 61.55 iShAsiaexJ1.30e 1.90 ... 70.10 -1.54 151.66120.20 JackHenry 1.60 1.10 42 149.71 +.20 21.00 14.00 Mannatech .50 3.30 ... 15.19 +.38 Nood + Ph NMd p +
26.25 10.26 FarmerBrs ... ... ... 14.92 -1.37 28.64 11.07 GolLNGLtd .60 4.70 ... 12.87 -.08 45.96 37.66 iShChinaLC.87e 2.10 ... 41.13 -1.61 93.12 70.77 JackInBox 1.60 1.90 12 86.17+1.65 97.96 61.57 ManpwrGp2.18 2.30 12 93.26 -1.03 No bo d Pho n +
7.22 4.45 Farmland .20 3.00 60 6.58 -.19 14.50 9.01 GolLNGPt 1.6217.10 ... 9.45 +.13 201.48155.24 iShTransp 1.70e 0.90 ... 195.41 -3.27 98.08 55.17 JacobsEng .68 0.70 35 94.33 -.27 20.08 13.33 Manulife g 1.00 ... ... 19.87 +.13 No d Am + Ph R T +
57.58 37.58 FaroTech ... ... ... 48.86 -1.33 6.29 2.89 GoldFLtd .01e 0.30 ... 5.35 +.28 311.75235.46 iSCorSP5004.38e1.40 ... 313.61+2.94 12.76 5.80 JaggedPk ... ... ... 7.32 -.33 18.93 11.06 MarathnO .20 1.70 ... 12.10 -.43 No d on + P dmO
37.91 24.61 Fastenal s .88 2.40 27 36.33 -.74 5.09 2.73 GoldResrc .02 0.50 ... 4.43 +.23 11.40 7.95 iShGClnEn .33e 3.10 ... 10.75 +.16 36.40 .64 JaguarHl rs ... ... ... .66 -.08 69.65 43.96 MarathPt 2.12 3.30 9 64.69 -1.54 No d m + P +
22.82 11.00 FateThera ... ... ... 14.70 +.10 1.38 .71 GoldStdV g ... ... ... .78 +.02 114.30104.57 iShUSAgBd2.65e2.20 ... 112.41 +.60 2.61 .51 JkksPac ... ... ... .90 +.03 5.57 2.51 MarchxB .50e ... ... 3.98 -.08 No So P Phm
234.49 137.78 FedExCp 2.60 1.60 86 158.33 -4.89 20.42 12.32 GoldenEnt ... ... ... 18.15+2.09 44.84 38.04 iShEMkts .59e 1.40 ... 43.13 -.55 52.18 34.08 JRiverGrp 1.20 3.30 16 35.93+1.25 43.50 27.84 MarcusMill ... ... 21 35.75+2.00 No S + Pg mP +
141.35 115.09 FedRlty 4.20f 3.20 23 131.86 +.38 .38 .20 GoldenMin ... ... ... .21 -.01 48.61 40.51 iShACWX 1.00e 2.10 ... 48.20 -.15 50.15 48.90 Jan ShDur ... ... ... 49.84 +.06 45.82 31.90 Marcus .64 1.90 26 33.10 -1.21 N uO P m nT n
35.75 18.59 FedSignl .32 1.00 31 32.96 -.16 7.58 4.33 GoldenOc .37e 6.80 9 5.43 -.08 129.46111.25 iShiBoxIG 3.87 3.10 ... 126.85+1.14 25.83 17.68 JanusHn 1.44 5.80 ... 24.82 +.02 23.00 13.73 MarineMx ... ... 10 16.62 +.08 NoW Cp + P m oCp&
35.98 24.04 FedInvst 1.08 3.20 15 33.29 -.65 4.97 2.43 GoldSt g ... ... 6 3.15 +.13 77.38 61.01 iSh ACWI 1.43e 1.80 ... 77.39 +.22 2.68 .18 Jason Inds ... ... ... .22 +.01 6.00 .77 MarinusPh ... ... ... 1.09 -.05 ND nMn g P mCpOp
172.89 93.85 Ferrari 1.03 0.60 ... 167.00+2.10 2.95 1.97 GldFld ... ... 7 2.62 +.04 26.69 24.26 iShCorUSTr .33 1.30 ... 26.05 +.19 154.44113.52 JazzPhrm ... ... 18 138.64+8.50 9.17 2.73 MarkerTh ... ... ... 2.86 -1.01 N hnO&G P mD C d
1.87 .50 Ferrellgs .4061.10 ... .66 +.09 27.82 23.61 GoldS pfJ 1.38 5.20 ... 26.45 -.06 60.67 49.51 iSEafeSC 1.51e 2.50 ... 60.67 +.25 22.32 16.20 JeffrFn .50 2.60 9 19.09 -.40 421.45 199.04 MktAxess 2.04 0.50 85 381.06+33.91 No T P mD n o
21.28 9.73 Ferro ... ... 11 13.16 +.60 21.50 17.73 GS BDC 1.80 8.80 10 20.40 +.11 115.60102.15 iShEMBd 5.27e 4.70 ... 112.55 +.19 22.27 13.28 JeldWen ... ... 16 21.35 +.58 144.24 100.62 MarIntA 1.92 1.40 30 135.52+2.32 No h dB + Pm n S
6.87 .54 Ferrogl .2442.10 1 .57 -.05 29.67 24.47 GS ActbtInt ... ... ... 29.60 +.05 27.74 22.16 iShIndones.35e 1.40 ... 24.87 -.27 22.20 17.21 JernignC 1.40 7.90 8 17.67 -.17 120.61 60.68 MarriotVac 1.80 1.50 20 120.51+2.82 No h opG + Pmn S
17.46 12.11 FiatChrys ... ... ... 16.03 -.16 62.29 47.12 GS ActLgC ... ... ... 62.75 +.75 185.78140.49 iSSP500Gr2.03e 1.10 ... 187.11+2.28 19.93 15.19 JetBlue ... ... 16 19.62 +.05 1.92 1.10 Marrone ... ... ... 1.18 -.10 Nw B h P m oH
61.23 32.33 FibroGen ... ... ... 36.99 -4.63 100.47100.00 GS 0-1Yr ... ... ... 100.35 +.01 96.76 71.79 iShUSAQlt1.04e 1.10 ... 97.46+1.25 7.97 1.99 Jianpu ... ... ... 2.26 -.16 105.37 74.30 MarshM 1.82 1.70 29 105.50+2.19 NwN u H + P m oMu
51.23 48.96 FidLtdTm .98 1.90 ... 51.00 +.17 224.77151.70 GoldmanS5.00f 2.30 9 220.25 -2.66 35.03 27.69 iSSPGlbEn1.01e 3.20 ... 31.47 -.13 24.84 8.35 JinkoSolar ... ... 9 14.95 -.19 22.80 15.39 MartenTr .12a 0.60 26 21.56 -.79 Nw P p + P m oS n +
52.56 47.89 FidTotBd 1.20e 2.30 ... 51.58 +.28 5.88 3.88 GS MLPEn .6414.70 ... 4.36 -.16 94.15 71.84 iShUSASize1.26e1.30 ... 94.63 +.81 127.97 66.28 JBeanTch .40 0.40 41 106.38 -3.99 275.99 160.60 MartMM 2.20 0.80 38 260.43+3.53 No on P nduoduo
47.75 35.37 FidCnsDis .40e 0.90 ... 46.47 +.02 9.00 5.80 GS MLPInc 1.3823.40 ... 5.91 -.25 47.78 37.95 iSGblInfra 1.27e 2.70 ... 47.08 +.41 39.99 30.02 JHMultLgC .10p ... ... 40.22 +.36 14.32 3.39 MartinMid 1.0021.50 8 4.65 +.21 No wC u + P nn n
18.85 14.51 FidEnergy .53e 3.30 ... 15.88 -.21 19.38 16.21 GolubCap1.28a 7.20 12 17.77 -.02 32.58 25.42 iShNANatR.85e 2.90 ... 29.58 -.13 38.11 28.57 JH MultMdC.08p ... ... 38.29 +.32 28.38 14.34 MarvellTch .24 0.90 42 26.86 -.21 No B P nW +
43.35 32.10 FidFinan .60e 1.40 ... 42.98 -.11 23.95 10.74 Goodyear .64 4.00 7 16.05 -1.03 88.15 67.97 iShUSAVal1.49e 1.70 ... 87.98 +.20 148.99121.00 JohnJn 3.80 2.80 22 134.94+1.94 46.95 27.03 Masco .54f 1.20 23 45.63 -.67 No G d g + Pn T n
46.99 38.78 FidHlthCre .70e 1.50 ... 46.96+1.06 51.98 20.49 GoosehIn .41e ... ... 43.41 +.45 35.66 29.01 iShLatAm .60e 1.80 ... 32.45 -.21 44.82 28.30 JohnContl 1.04 2.50 29 42.39 -.13 160.25 98.23 Masimo ... ... 42 149.77+6.82 No n + Pn n
68.64 45.74 FidInfoTch .42e 0.60 ... 69.04 +.92 7.65 3.25 GoPro ... ... ... 4.59 -.12 123.50 92.80 iShUSAMo .81e 0.70 ... 122.22+1.78 21.80 6.51 JointCorp ... ... ... 17.85 -1.30 69.76 43.76 Masonite g ... ... 25 68.69+4.20 No + P onH n +
31.26 25.77 Fid CoreD ... ... ... 31.37 +.19 25.06 14.49 Gossamr n ... ... ... 22.54 -.46 37.15 30.50 iShPhilpns .20e 0.60 ... 35.19 -.48 173.32119.79 JonesLL .86f 0.50 25 163.79+2.58 73.71 37.24 Mastec ... ... 17 71.96+1.25 No P oN
28.55 21.34 FidMsciRE .86e 3.10 ... 27.70 +.47 79.71 59.22 vjGrace 1.08 1.60 20 67.63 -.49 126.14 94.72 iSSP500Val2.14e1.70 ... 126.67 +.75 7.35 2.66 JounceTh ... ... ... 5.24+1.18 28.79 13.33 MastrCrft ... ... 8 16.64 -1.14 No oNo d Pp
42.72 33.43 FidUtils 1.21e 2.90 ... 41.12 +.63 53.91 38.59 Graco .64 1.30 24 47.80 +.73 115.42107.30 iShNMuBd 2.59 2.30 ... 113.58 +.40 2.80 1.79 Jumei Intl ... ... 22 1.99 -.07 293.69171.89 MasterCrd 1.32 0.50 65 280.78+5.89 No oCu + P n Bw
47.75 29.50 FidlNatFn 1.24f 2.60 18 47.78 +.78 327.76255.09 Graingr 5.76 1.80 23 323.47 -1.45 148.90114.36 iSh20 yrT 3.05 2.20 ... 137.76+2.85 29.47 22.42 JnprNtwk .76 3.00 15 25.51 -.66 24.75 12.16 MatadorRs ... ... 10 14.85 -.40 No u Th P o A n
141.35 94.53 FidNatInfo 1.40 1.00 25 135.82+5.13 2.85 .97 GranTrra g ... ... ... 1.01 -.04 114.44100.33 iSh7-10yTB 1.96 1.80 ... 111.18 +.94 4.42 1.08 JustEngy g .41 ... 1 2.40 +.12 95.32 33.30 Match 2.00e ... 42 70.08+1.00 NOW n P n n +
10.99 7.17 FidClayOp 1.72f23.70 ... 7.26 -.21 132.72 76.48 GrCanyEd ... ... 16 86.06+1.17 32.64 27.83 iShIntSelDv1.51e4.30 ... 32.50 +.07 22.99 13.21 Materialise ... ... ... 17.75 -2.12 NuS n P oS +
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20.97 8.23 FiestaRst ... ... 15 9.29 -.37 53.21 22.55 GraniteC .52 1.90 73 27.10 -.85 85.12 82.92 iSh1-3yTB .52 0.60 ... 84.72 +.12 71.97 42.50 Materion .44 0.70 23 59.58 +.51
30.89 22.12 FifthThird .96 3.20 11 30.07 -.49 19.69 17.45 GranitPnt 1.68 9.30 27 18.10 -.02 68.64 56.77 iS Eafe 1.66e 2.40 ... 68.32 -.06 37.43 18.90 K12 ... ... 15 20.17 +.32 1.50 .50 MatinasB ... ... ... 1.04 +.13 Nu n Cm + P n AAP
97.08 57.06 51job ... ... 40 79.15 -1.98 16.35 9.60 GrphTInt .34e 2.50 ... 13.83 +.88 92.45 71.90 iSRusMCV1.59e 1.70 ... 92.31 +.33 28.61 16.39 KAR Auct 1.24e 5.50 8 22.50+1.00 24.36 15.43 MatrixSv ... ... ... 19.47+1.52 Nu o P n GP
74.17 47.20 58.com ... ... 32 51.55 -3.70 16.67 10.13 GraphPkg .30 1.80 17 16.56 +.41 148.54105.97 iSRusMCG1.02e 0.70 ... 148.39+3.05 37.40 18.24 KB Home .10 0.30 13 34.28+1.76 42.16 30.60 Matson .88 2.40 18 36.59 -1.95 Nu h nhY + P n +
20.51 12.66 FireEye ... ... ... 17.07 -.14 96.50 26.00 Gravity ... ... 36 41.59+2.57 57.68 43.64 iShRsMd ... ... ... 58.06 +.59 30.20 13.90 KBR Inc .32 1.10 21 30.06 +.86 17.27 9.06 Mattel .60 5.10 84 11.76 -.40 Nu n P n on +
63.85 42.53 FstAFin 1.68 2.60 26 63.90+1.16 25.31 13.60 GrayTelev ... ... 15 19.05 -.93 200.87156.13 iSCorSPMid1.89e0.90 ... 200.05 +.33 29.95 18.30 KKR 1.31e 4.40 13 29.84 +.69 47.24 28.57 MatthInt .84 2.40 7 34.71 -3.46 Nu pC P AGS +
11.94 7.91 FstBcpPR .20f 1.10 12 10.50 -.20 15.96 11.56 GrtAjax 1.20 8.00 10 15.04 -.06 68.33 55.00 LgTrmBd 2.67 4.10 ... 65.77 +.84 20.80 18.54 KKR RE 1.72e ... ... 19.75 -.02 5.50 3.76 MaverMt .01p ... ... 4.48 +.13 Nu n + P Ho
28.98 23.13 FstBusey .84 3.10 14 26.74 -.36 9.05 7.47 GrElCp hn 1.0012.30 ... 8.13 -.27 87.65 79.55 iShiBxHYB 5.09 5.90 ... 86.94 +.09 177.35 80.65 KLA Cp 3.40f 1.90 23 177.86+4.50 65.73 46.64 MaximIntg 1.92 3.30 13 57.81 -1.74 Nu n + P u +
106.80 79.86 FstCash 1.08f 1.30 26 80.49 +.20 11.81 6.09 GrLkDrge ... ... 37 10.01 +.52 230.87158.98 iShSft .12e 0.10 ... 224.63+4.85 30.48 7.75 KLX EnS ... ... ... 7.93 -1.84 82.02 60.00 Maximus 1.12f 1.40 23 77.65+1.54 Nu P ugPow h +
14.78 11.33 FstCwlth .40 2.80 17 14.21 -.30 1.19 .47 GtPanSilv g ... ... ... .48 -.03 56.88 42.78 iShCorUS ... ... ... 55.18 +.79 15.42 10.86 KT Corp ... ... ... 11.67 -.06 28.70 15.93 MaxLinear ... ... 23 20.05 -.25 Nu H nO P u gh +
28.59 22.07 FFnclOH .92 3.80 13 24.04 -.24 38.78 28.06 GrtWstBcp 1.20 3.50 12 34.30 -1.23 237.15144.79 iShs SOX 1.55e 0.70 ... 236.89+1.13 102.47 76.44 Kadant .92 1.00 26 96.07 -4.19 8.25 1.38 McClatch ... ... ... .49 -2.24 Nu A C n P u Th +
35.86 26.73 FtFnBksh s .48 1.40 32 34.42 -.42 11.74 6.65 GreenBrick ... ... 12 11.51+1.18 39.53 32.02 iShIndia50 .15e 0.40 ... 37.39 -.36 4.35 1.63 Kadmon ... ... ... 3.92 +.91 171.10119.00 McCorm 2.28 1.40 31 162.38+2.69 NCAD A + Po
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41.95 17.18 Simulations .24 0.70 79 34.83+1.61 44.89 24.66 TAL Educ ... ... 65 44.44 -.15 76.92 38.74 TriNetGrp ... ... 21 54.67 +.69 161.00123.80 VangSmCp1.63e1.00 ... 161.03 +.89 W T
17.38 3.26 RangeRs .08 1.90 5 4.23 -.44 35.48 32.70 SpdrITBd .92 2.60 ... 35.18 +.12
70.83 32.99 Sina ... ... 19 33.21 -9.50 42.11 26.88 TC PpLn 2.60 6.50 13 40.16 +.68 26.63 16.03 Trinity .68 3.20 5 21.19 -.06 192.40139.95 VangSCG 1.19e 0.60 ... 191.40+2.72 W nA B
66.57 25.14 Sinclair .80 2.10 18 37.78 -1.51 48.16 34.62 52.95 27.36 Trinseo SA 1.60 3.70 5 42.72 -3.27 135.37107.57 VangSCV 1.96e 1.50 ... 134.13 -.14 WA M
66.01 26.27 Rapid7 ... ... ... 53.42+1.87 26.35 24.85 SpdMtgBB .83 3.20 ... 26.23 +.06 TCF Finl 1.40f 3.40 12 41.78 -.87 46.50 25.00 Trip.com ... ... 44 31.14 -3.03 157.69119.35
6.99 5.23 SiriusXM .05f 0.80 31 6.92 +.07 16.00 12.19 TCG BDC 1.48a11.00 35 13.46 -.19 65.41 29.27 VangTSM 2.17e 1.40 ... 158.55+1.39 W A H
20.24 14.30 RattlrMd un ... ... ... 14.67 -.23 28.16 26.08 SpdrEMBd ... ... ... 27.37 -.12 92.61 45.32 Siteone ... ... 73 90.18 -.88 25.47 10.04 TripAdvis 3.50e ... 49 31.14 -.82 116.77 91.62
45.23 27.32 RavenInds .52 1.50 1 34.26 -1.11 27.37 25.63 TCR2 Th n ... ... ... 15.31 +.77 17.17 10.25 VangValu 2.05e 1.80 ... 116.98 +.28 WAH nOp
SpdrShTHiY1.585.90 ... 26.73 -.04 64.28 40.72 SixFlags 3.28 7.40 14 44.60 +.83 TriplePtV 1.44 9.70 10 14.81 +.15 284.72214.83 VangSP5003.81e1.30 ... 286.43+2.63 WAMgdMu +
92.00 69.11 RJamesFn .88f 1.00 13 89.40 +.11 30.91 29.98 SpdShTBd .40e 1.20 ... 30.84 +.04 40.50 21.45 Skechers ... ... 22 40.47 +.94 5.87 5.20 TCW Strat .40f 6.90 ... 5.76 -.05 27.64 12.66 Triple-S ... ... 18 19.62+1.25 116.71 89.59 VangMCVal1.76e1.50 ... 116.39 +.14 W A Mg
15.66 2.50 RayAdvM .28 7.00 1 3.98 -.37 29.35 26.83 SPLIntTB ... ... ... 28.54 +.20 63.69 42.38 SkyWest .48 0.80 12 62.44 -.71 57.88 32.69 TD Ameritr1.24f 3.00 13 40.70 +.22 25.80 18.20 TriStCap ... ... 13 24.19 +.39
32.92 25.83 Rayonier 1.08 3.60 32 29.76 +.14 112.29 73.23 SpdrAerDf1.70e 0.90 ... 112.61+2.65 32.44 12.72 Skyline ... ... ... 30.89 +.73 97.99 69.84 TE Connect1.84 2.00 11 93.10 -.80 38.46 28.55 TritonInt 2.08 5.50 ... 37.69 -.03 154.32111.78 VangMCGr.82e 0.50 ... 153.49+2.85 WA n Opp
95.49 71.08 VangREIT 3.08e 3.30 ... 92.64+1.55
218.00144.27 Raytheon 3.77 1.70 31 218.88+3.04 29.92 27.38 SpdAgBd ... ... ... 29.40 +.16 102.87 60.12 SkywksSol 1.76 1.80 17 99.42 -1.02 15.05 12.28 TELA Bi n ... ... ... 12.09 -1.26 25.49 25.22 TritInt pfC 1.84 7.20 ... 25.52 W C&G g
16.55 13.44 ReadyCap 1.60f10.20 33 15.71 -.15 29.03 26.66 SpdTips s ... ... ... 28.39 +.06 42.00 19.53 SlackTc n ... ... ... 22.86+2.36 19.98 15.01 TFS Fncl 1.08f 5.50 66 19.70 38.78 27.21 TriumphBc ... ... 16 32.86 -.84 121.38 91.68 VangDivAp1.82e1.50 ... 121.75+1.11 WD g
19.73 4.33 Realogy .27p 2.70 14 10.02 -.10 91.64 91.37 SprBl 1-3b ... ... ... 91.50 +.01 9.38 3.32 TG Thera ... ... ... 8.00 -.17 28.78 11.16 TriumphGp .16 0.60 6 28.49 +.79 61.73 51.16 V exUSRE 2.20e 3.70 ... 59.92 -.78 W nM d
52.15 30.70 SleepNmbr ... ... 34 48.63 -.28
7.43 5.80 THL Credit .8412.50 7 6.74 -.15 6.99 2.50 -.19 107.94 90.89 VangAllWld2.83e2.60 ... 107.81 +.31
65.92 42.90 RealPage ... ... 70 53.55 -.56 42.68 33.01 SpdLgTr ... ... ... 39.54 +.78 4.68 1.92 SmartSnd ... ... ... 2.36 -.40 17.68 12.79 TIM Part .28e 1.80 ... 15.97 +.59 9.65
2.50 Trivago ... ... ... W nUn on
82.17 59.93 RltyInco 2.71f 3.50 44 77.46+1.14 31.55 14.55 SpIntTrm s ... ... ... 31.04 +.17 55.79 20.34 Smartsh ... ... ... 41.25+1.50 60.89 41.49 .88 Trovagn rsh ... ... ... 1.52 -.19 52.82 44.06 VangAllW1.34e 2.60 ... 52.41 -.14 W Chm
TJX .92 1.50 20 59.82 +.82 25.75 18.62 23.15 -.13 44.19 37.18 VangEmg 1.10e 2.60 ... 42.28 -.57
217.47 47.50 ReataPh ... ... ... 198.91-12.69 57.52 43.95 SpdrS&P RB.74e1.30 ... 55.98 -.82 21.10 8.73 SmDirCl n ... ... ... 8.60 -2.99 .45 .16 TKK Sym rt ... ... ... .26 +.00 10.89 3.01
TrueBlue ... ... 14 W p B
37.48 26.96 ReavesUtl 1.82 5.00 ... 36.47 +.29 47.13 37.46 SpdrRetl .49e 1.10 ... 44.86 +.39 48.93 35.39 Smith&N .70e 1.60 76 43.21 +.71 33.40 TrueCar ... ... ... 4.62 -.16 70.18 58.62 VangPacif1.37e 2.00 ... 69.51 -.23 W p u g
51.43 47.19 SpdNuBMu ... ... ... 50.40 +.20 .87 TOP Sh rs ... ... ... .84 -.22 37.13 20.84 Trupanion ... ... ... 32.35 +.87 56.55 46.80 VangEur 1.71e 3.00 ... 56.44 +.16
1.22 .61 ReconTc h ... ... ... .69 -.01 34.78 20.37 56.66 40.38 SmithAO .96f 1.90 20 50.78 -1.30 10.95 9.98 TPG Pac ... ... 72 10.80 +.54 8.92 W R +
SpdrOGEx .73e 3.30 ... 21.96 -.88 6.90 1.62 SmthM h ... ... ... 4.86 +.18 20.56 17.81 6.51 TrstNY .27 3.10 15 8.73 -.01 54.19 50.22 VangTEBd .28e ... ... 53.36 +.17
18.20 5.53 RecroPhm ... ... ... 17.10 -.35 49.36 47.56 SpNuBST ... ... ... 48.97 +.06 TPG RE 1.72 8.50 12 20.15 +.04 36.63 26.84 W h
128.43 91.32 Smucker 3.52 3.40 13 105.00 -.39 22.23 17.75 Trustmk .92 2.60 16 34.80 -.35 61.15 59.60 VanShTTr 1.37 2.30 ... 60.88 +.11
10.21 2.52 RedLionH ... ... ... 2.79 -.07 13.05 6.55 SpdrOGEq .49e 7.10 ... 6.88 -.28 TPG SpLnd 1.56 7.20 10 21.58 +.03 4.00 2.56 Tsakos .20 5.70 ... 3.49 +.20 81.33 77.48 Wh P g +
18.36 4.82 SnapInc A ... ... ... 13.94 -.25 32.74 15.34 VanSTCpB 2.35 2.90 ... 81.00 +.22
36.85 24.57 RedRobin ... ... ... 26.09 -.59 32.35 24.25 SpdrMetM .24e 0.90 ... 26.93 -.71 TPI Co ... ... ... 16.78 +.52 5.38 .52 T2 Biosys ... ... ... 1.76 -.90 129.51101.11 Wh p
174.00135.29 SnapOn 3.80 2.30 15 163.67 -3.27 50.45 24.53 VangR2K 1.59e 1.20 ... 127.77 -.15
29.80 16.76 RedRkRs .40 1.80 ... 22.43 +.91 39.45 32.34 SpdSPXHiD ... ... ... 39.23 -.03 TTEC Hl .64f 1.40 43 44.95 -.87 2.98 1.19 TuesMrn ... ... ... 1.62 +.07 67.43 61.82 Wh H n +
22.80 8.38 SoYoung n ... ... ... 12.02 -.14 13.92 8.49 VanIntTTr 1.47 2.20 ... 66.20 +.36
19.50 5.51 RedViolt ... ... ... 16.57 +.57 112.78 83.75 SpdrR1KLV5.40e1.50 ... 112.35+1.40 TTM Tch ... ... 16 12.85 +.04 31.04 14.85 TufinSoft n ... ... ... 17.35 +.19 53.36 50.32 Wh nR +
47.08 22.71 SocQ&M .73e 3.00 15 24.57 -2.08 78.20 40.06 Tabula ... ... ... 42.15 -3.79 6.55 VanMtgBSc1.43 2.70 ... 53.23 +.13
23.47 13.57 Redfin ... ... ... 20.30 +.11 31.73 24.79 SpdrSCap ... ... ... 31.45 -.02 7.12 3.25 Sogou ... ... 37 5.15 -.54 76.63 37.40 2.48 Tuniu ... ... ... 2.95 -.18 104.06 83.22 Wh ngP
TactSys ... ... ... 55.77+3.67 38.73 8.32 VanLTCpB 4.07 4.10 ... 100.00+1.35
9.57 5.13 RedhillBio ... ... ... 6.25 -.57 59.14 37.92 SPS Cmce s ... ... 86 54.78 +.97 23.60 8.79 Sohu.cm h ... ... ... 10.07 -1.72 24.09 3.70 Tuppwre 1.0812.50 ... 8.63 -.71 91.21 69.81 W dOpW
TailorBr .7213.90 3 5.17 -.14 VanLTTrs 2.07 2.50 ... 84.46+1.61
17.28 14.29 RedwdTr 1.20 7.50 12 16.08 -.13 48.14 25.22 SPX Cp ... ... 23 47.60+1.23 21.83 18.45 SolarCap 1.64 8.00 11 20.56 +.08 54.37 34.22 7.16 4.60 Turkcell ... ... ... 5.75 -.08 92.23 81.95 W d Po n +
TaiwSemi .73e 1.40 ... 53.29 +.46 VanIntCpB 3.13 3.40 ... 91.00 +.58
83.52 .91 Reebnz hrs ... ... ... 1.18 47.92 27.23 SPX Flow ... ... 19 45.99 -.04 96.69 32.43 SolarEdg ... ... 40 78.96+1.01 135.70 84.41 W A
87.31 66.04 RegalBel 1.20 1.50 14 81.84 -1.75 5.85 1.41 SRAX Inc ... ... 2 1.60 +.03 TakeTwo ... ... 22 123.82+6.86 57.06 20.10 TurnPtBr .18 0.70 ... 26.45 -.22 49.65 47.69 VangSTInfl .97e 2.00 ... 49.22 +.02
19.31 10.24 SolarOilf .40 3.60 ... 11.15 -.39 21.61 16.10 TakedaPh ... ... ... 20.37 +.30 58.56 25.99 TurnPtTh n ... ... ... 50.88+3.85 43.27 35.74 VangFTSE1.10e 2.60 ... 43.12 +.06 W So +
70.26 55.50 RgcyCtrs 2.34 3.60 23 65.37 +.71 6.99 3.07 SRC Eng ... ... 4 4.04 +.06 37.50 2.75 SolidBio ... ... ... 3.51 -7.52 53.09 31.14 W d n
442.00271.37 Regenrn ... ... 16 344.87+3.08 67.73 40.96 SS&C Tch .40 0.70 48 58.51 +.67 Talend ... ... ... 38.29+3.19 2.17 .40 TurqHillRs ... ... 4 .45 -.01 59.27 54.06 VanTIntBd .64 1.10 ... 58.05 +.23
29.00 4.12 Soliton n ... ... ... 10.85 +.26 25.96 14.28 TallgELP 2.20f12.10 ... 18.20 +.07 19.00 8.25 TurtleBc ... ... ... 8.67 +.01 54.61 45.59 VanTIntStk1.57e2.90 ... 54.20 -.14 W onHm +
66.85 30.38 RegnxBio ... ... 21 37.16 -2.72 17.56 10.21 SSR Mng g ... ... 23 14.89 +.38 35.41 12.78 SonicAut .40 1.20 18 34.20+1.73 30.93 14.60
17.35 12.39 RegionsFn .62 3.80 12 16.52 -.36 24.32 12.00 STMicro .40 1.70 17 24.19 +.32 TalosEn ... ... ... 24.23 -.08 11.72 9.71 TuscnHld n ... ... ... 9.89 -.04 93.17 71.70 VangEngy2.37e 3.00 ... 78.61 -1.12 Wm Co +
66.57 50.30 SonocoP 1.72 2.90 24 58.89 +.15 74.81 26.40 TandmD ... ... ... 64.27+6.91 10.00 9.69 TuscanII n ... ... ... 9.80 +.04 74.58 55.16 VangFncl .90e 1.20 ... 73.97 -.22 Wm Son +
23.27 14.50 Regis Cp ... ... 17 16.26 -2.24 263.16177.70 SVB FnGp ... ... 17 234.06 -4.54
17.77 9.23 Sonos ... ... ... 14.50 -.50 24.65 13.61 TangerFac 1.42 8.70 8 16.27 +.41 20.52 9.24 TutorPerini ... ... 10 17.63 -.84 179.42149.55 VanHC Etf1.96e 1.10 ... 181.49+4.20 W TwW +
1.86 .50 Reguls h ... ... ... .60 -.09 19.82 10.35 SVMK ... ... ... 17.10+1.12
62.58 41.91 SonyCp ... ... ... 62.06+1.65 1.94 1.40 Tantech ... ... ... 1.55 +.08 10.75 9.70 TwlSeas ... ... ... 10.29 +.03 232.00154.72 VangInfT 1.61e 0.70 ... 233.39+3.19 W ng op
169.26129.17 ReinsGrp 2.40 1.50 15 165.08 -2.87 14.60 6.96 SABESP .39e 3.10 ... 12.72 -.14
2.19 .34 Sophiris h ... ... ... .43 -.06 41.06 18.54 Tapestry 1.35 5.00 17 26.76 -.47 11.98 6.60 21Vianet ... ... 28 8.07 -.24 145.00113.06 VangUtil 3.41e 2.50 ... 139.10+2.13
5.44 .43 RekorSys ... ... ... 2.19 -.26 24.95 15.70 SabraHltc 1.80 8.20 10 21.97 -.29 W nnbgo
26.40 19.41 SabreCorp .56 2.50 14 22.53 -.12 6.50 1.39 SorrentoTh ... ... ... 1.53 -.12 9.12 .69 Tarena lf .28e32.10 ... .87 +.07 3.12 1.12 22ndCentry ... ... ... 1.43 -.17 91.72 69.48 VangTel 3.14e 3.40 ... 91.52 +.97 Wn u
120.86 68.62 RelStlAl 2.20 1.90 25 113.17 -3.62 5.70 3.80 SachemC .53e12.70 ... 4.18 -.26 39.55 30.01 SourcC 1.00 2.60 ... 38.20 +.07 48.78 32.00 TargaRes 3.64 9.30 ... 39.26 -.64 151.00 71.56 Twilio ... ... ... 99.54+6.31 24.63 7.60 Vapothrm ... ... ... 10.89+2.23
3.80 .54 RemrkHl h ... ... ... .67 -.16 2.38 Wp o
1.28 SafeBulk .04 2.40 ... 1.64 -.07 34.48 26.06 SoJerInd 1.15 3.80 ... 30.22 -.03 114.83 60.15 Target 2.64 2.30 19 113.21+3.06 33.46 20.35 TwnRvrWr .10p ... 50 22.81 -2.07 35.00 21.57 VarexImag ... ... ... 30.13 -2.30 WTUS nYd +
195.18123.47 RenaisRe 1.36 0.70 ... 183.56 -1.03 13.10 5.55 SafeT hrs ... ... ... 5.91 +.06 19.00 15.82 SthPlainF n .12 0.60 ... 18.88+1.38 12.11 4.57 TargtHosp ... ... 56 4.49 -1.12 35.95 13.99 TwistBio ... ... ... 21.86 -.50 142.50103.92 VarianMed ... ... 32 128.51+3.75
39.02 28.02 Renasant .88 2.50 13 34.96 -.83 12.91 7.99 WT n HD +
SafegdSci ... ... ... 11.74 -.23 83.64 56.55 SouthState1.84f 2.30 22 80.89 -.27 109.42 72.97 TaroPhrm12.81e ... 12 87.27+10.42 45.86 26.26 Twitter ... ... 75 29.25 +.04 80.00 48.67 Varonis ... ... ... 75.08+2.06 WT R T +
29.61 9.90 RenewEn ... ... ... 17.27 +.25 193.56 79.88 SageThera ... ... ... 146.32 -.08 63.09 42.50 SouthnCo 2.48f 4.00 29 62.20+1.56 52.00 .65 Taronis rs ... ... ... 1.89 +.13 14.75 12.06 TwoHrbI 1.6011.10 6 14.36 -.08 5.00 .25 Vaxart ... ... ... .31 -.03
28.25 11.98 RentACt .32 1.30 44 24.43+2.00 107.00 52.04 WT USQD +
Saia Inc ... ... 27 97.12 -1.08 42.42 29.01 SthnCopper1.50e4.0023 37.72 -.07 .79 .38 Taseko ... ... ... .44 -.01 80.49 11.37 2U ... ... ... 22.69+1.39 13.72 8.21 VectorGp 1.6013.20 18 12.08 +.83
14.40 9.70 RepayHld ... ... ... 14.00+1.58 32.25 16.63 SailptTch ... ... ... 24.03+1.04 58.77 44.28 SwstAirl .72 1.20 13 57.79 -.39 17.14 7.38 TataMotors ... ... ... 11.86 WT u Hdg
284.33173.26 TylerTech ... ... 67 284.83+7.11 11.84 7.04 VedantaLtd1.20e14.90... 8.06 -.70
99.25 48.26 Replgn ... ... ... 84.67 +.58 19.65 12.63 StJoe ... ... 55 18.12 -.05 92.94 72.68 SwtGas 2.18 2.80 23 76.71 -.83 54.50 34.50 Taubmn 2.70 7.70 18 35.10 -.09 4.64 W domT
.92 TymeTch ... ... ... 1.05 -.16 17.23 6.27 VeecoInst ... ... ... 15.22 -.35
18.25 8.88 Replimun ... ... ... 12.20 -4.72 167.56113.60 Salesforce ... ... ... 163.21+2.10 5.52 1.56 SwstnEngy ... ... 3 2.15 -.13 28.00 15.03 TaylorMH ... ... 6 22.80+1.00 94.11 49.77 Tyson 1.50 1.70 16 90.33+7.70 176.90 79.27 WT n SC +
VeevaSys ... ... ... 153.16+9.39
7.85 3.86 RepFBcp ... ... 34 4.08 -.01 9.30 6.80 SalMidMLP .68 9.70 ... 7.07 +.03 11.71 7.20 SparkEng .72 6.90 14 10.54 +.92 19.64 13.91 Team ... ... ... 16.70 -1.19
7.24 1.85 VenatorM ... ... ... 3.94 +.04
WT pH dg
90.62 68.94 RepubSvc 1.62 1.90 40 86.91 +.73 21.98 11.46 SallyBty ... ... 12 18.97 -.93 114.20 34.53 SparkTh ... ... ... 110.81 -.77 131.70 70.41 TechData h ... ... 26 130.43+5.93 U 75.40 56.52 Ventas 3.17 5.40 52 58.30 -1.24
WT MCD
14.05 6.21 resTORbi ... ... ... 1.09 -7.61 6.05 2.11 SJuanB .39e16.80 5 2.29 -.41 28.57 18.20 Technip .13 ... 12 20.29 -.31 WT SC
19.31 6.97 SpartnMot .10 0.60 50 17.61 +.04 30.00 11.12 TechTarg ... ... ... 28.81 +.77 2.60 .88 US AutoPts ... ... 4 2.45 +.22 35.28 13.46 Veoneer ... ... ... 15.75 -2.16
5.38 1.15 RschFrnt ... ... ... 3.16 -.45 170.38 93.98 SanderFm 1.28 0.80 19 165.13+7.81 22.49 8.82 SprtnNash .76 6.00 9 12.70 +.75 25.75 14.51 43.07 -.79 14.51 7.94 VBradley ... ... 20 11.35 -.07 WT SCD
26.40 8.60 ResidioTc ... ... ... 10.29 +.69 10.65 3.70 SandRidge ... ... ... 3.59 -1.53 TeckRes g .19e ... ... 16.39 -.60 56.22 30.41 US Concrte ... ... 22
WT m q
66.50 45.04 SpectrmB 1.68 2.70 5 61.79+8.78 10.08 6.08 Tecnoglass .56 7.10 20 7.85 -.68 1.53 .72 US Gld h .21e ... ... .73 -.05 31.18 10.73 Veracyte ... ... ... 25.24+1.65
149.96 90.64 ResMed 1.56f 1.10 46 147.10+3.25 1.10 .17 SandRMiss.15e92.70 1 .17 -.11
14.65 6.22 SpectPh ... ... ... 8.30 -.32 5.76 12.21 -.20 5.71 .92 Verastem ... ... ... .90 -.19 WT nd
10.19 3.40 ResoluteF 1.50e ... ... 4.07 +.19 2.55 1.22 SandRdgP .37e39.20 2 .95 -.67 2.82 Teekay .22 4.10 ... 5.40 +.39 13.86 10.12 UBS Grp .69e 5.70 ...
8.70 .70 Sphr3D g ... ... ... 1.01 +.05 16.66 10.74 TeekLNG .76 4.80 ... 15.94+1.92 50.61 38.14 UDR 1.37f 2.80 56 48.44+1.07 3.13 .80 VerbTch ... ... ... .76 -.15 WT n HY
4.00 .92 Resonant ... ... ... 2.17 -.23 7.21 3.90 SandstG g ... ... ... 6.67 +.14
88.00 70.53 Spire 2.37 2.90 18 80.61 +.23 1.85 1.03 TeekOffsh .04m 2.60 ... 1.54 59.31 40.52 UGI Corp 1.30f 3.00 9 43.19 -3.35 10.13 6.96 Vereit .55 5.70 ... 9.58 +.19 WT SC n
17.93 12.72 ResConn .56 3.70 18 15.11 +.26 36.79 29.83 SndySpr 1.20 3.40 11 35.21 -.15
100.34 64.48 SpiritAero .48 0.50 20 92.04+4.27 2.32 .87 TeekayTnk .21 8.80 ... 2.39 +.50 71.97 57.90 UMB Fn 1.24f 1.90 18 65.76 -1.40 21.01 13.40 Vericel ... ... ... 18.65 -.15 WT MC +
79.46 50.20 RestBrnds 2.00 3.00 21 66.48 -.06 13.91 6.26 SangTher ... ... ... 9.41 -.44
65.35 32.97 SpiritAir ... ... 16 38.23 -.75 16.58 10.24 Tegna .28 1.80 9 15.26 +.16 15.63 11.14 UMH Prop .72 4.80 21 14.85 -.04 63.94 39.96 VerintSys ... ... 54 48.53 +.92 W om +
34.71 22.30 Sanmina ... ... 16 32.62 +.36
19.18 15.44 RetailOpp .79 4.30 48 18.32 +.21 47.47 40.00 Sanofi 1.72e 3.70 ... 46.11 +.25 .88 .43 SpirMTA 1.33e ... ... .71 -.01 21.40 16.50 TeklaHlth 1.93e 9.70 ... 19.99 +.10 23.89 3.71 UP Fint n ... ... ... 3.83 -.29 221.78138.77 Verisign ... ... 39 186.81+3.02 Wo WW
14.22 10.58 RetailProp .66 4.70 18 13.97 +.23 .86 .15 Sanofi rt ... ... ... .86 -.01 50.97 33.86 SpiritRl rs 2.50 4.90 23 50.77+1.43 18.88 15.16 TeklaHcrOp1.35a7.40 ... 18.25 +.27 43.10 29.55 US FdsHl ... ... 26 39.36 +.25 164.97102.74 Verisk 1.00 0.70 44 141.18+4.43 Woodw d +
1.46 .54 RetractTc ... ... ... 1.33 -.03 27.75 16.10 SantCUSA .88e ... 7 24.18 -.58 143.70 83.69 Splunk ... ... ... 119.20 -5.83 18.02 13.95 TeklaLfSci 1.48e 8.90 ... 16.69 +.11 148.48 98.69 USPhysTh 1.20 1.10 53 114.27 -2.93 28.53 20.34 Veritex .50 2.00 22 24.90 -.19 Wo d +
26.80 10.87 Retrophin ... ... ... 12.94 +.09 158.80 72.05 SareptaTh ... ... ... 97.46+1.18 7.48 3.41 SportsWhs ... ... 14 7.15 -.13 13.83 10.80 TeklaWH 1.4010.30 ... 13.60 +.10 18.72 4.40 US Silica .25 5.20 ... 4.80 -.84 36.70 12.83 Veritiv ... ... ... 17.58 -2.45 Wo h
14.99 6.42 RevGp .20 1.40 19 13.96 -.39 34.03 16.48 Sasol 1.41e 7.30 ... 19.26 -.65 161.38103.29 Spotify ... ... ... 147.51 -.34 82.86 42.08 Teladoc ... ... ... 80.94 +.28 7.58 3.37 US XprE ... ... ... 4.95 +.06 9.98 2.43 Veritone ... ... ... 2.84 +.17 Wo +
24.99 9.88 RevanceTh ... ... ... 15.81 +.31 11.96 .69 Savara rs ... ... ... .74 -.11 28.62 17.02 SprWkTh n ... ... ... 18.56 +.20 10.66 2.56 Telaria ... ... ... 7.59 +.31 19.00 12.09 USA Cmp 2.1012.20 ... 17.23 -.28 61.58 52.28 VerizonCm2.46f 4.10 8 59.51 +.16 W dA p
28.60 13.58 Revlon ... ... ... 24.19+3.43 42.77 26.84 ScanSource ... ... 15 35.25+1.37 8.06 5.44 Sprint ... ... 3 5.83 -.28 18.55 8.53 TlcmArg .71e 8.10 ... 8.74 -.30 22.64 6.98 USA Trk ... ... 17 7.41 +.33 27.48 13.01 VermilnE g 2.14 ... ... 14.79 -.22 Wo d u
26.69 15.12 Revolve n ... ... ... 15.46 -.87 49.18 30.65 Schlmbrg 2.00 5.70 21 35.36 -.98 7.19 5.06 SprottSilv ... ... ... 6.20 +.03 347.02 189.35 Teledyne ... ... 38 344.47+3.66 125.61 58.30 USANA ... ... 15 72.10 -3.71 1.57 .27 Vermill h ... ... ... .81 +.18 W dW n +
48.80 28.17 RexfordIR .74 1.60 69 46.97 +.71 24.38 16.59 SchndrNt .24 1.00 ... 23.30 -.59 12.49 9.72 SprottGold ... ... ... 11.78 +.05 373.90 226.02 Teleflex 1.36 0.40 43 346.89+16.05 47.08 25.58 Uber Tch n ... ... ... 26.79 -.22 15.36 9.00 VerraMo ... ... ... 14.58 -.21 Wo hg n
31.80 21.38 Rexnord ... ... 21 30.44 -.39 28.90 18.68 Schnitzer .75 3.60 2 20.85 -.92 28.69 16.46 Sprouts ... ... 20 19.86 +.03 14.47 10.91 TelefBrasil .64e 4.80 15 13.31 +.39
188.31+11.87 26.26 9.61 Verso Cp ... ... ... 18.88+4.03
61.81 48.52 Rexnrd pfA ... ... ... 59.60 -1.59 30.00 7.50 ScholRck ... ... ... 7.65 -1.36 83.20 49.82 Square ... ... ... 64.70+2.25 9.08 6.50 TelefEsp 1.20e16.00 ... 7.49 -.05 188.25 92.08 Ubiquiti 1.20 0.60 44 W pT +
4.91 +.06 368.83 224.43 UltaBeauty ... ... 23 246.30+7.01 1.87 .94 VertexEn ... ... ... 1.38 +.21 W gh M d +
31.94 18.00 RhythmP ... ... ... 21.84 +.34 47.88 31.38 Scholastc .60 1.60 61 36.66 -1.72 47.01 21.70 StaarSur ... ... ... 35.21 -.29 11.67 3.35 Telenav ... ... ...
22.64 -.35 207.64151.80 VertxPh ... ... 32 209.80+8.49
6.77 2.94 RibbnCm ... ... ... 2.75 -1.42 74.16 56.12 SchwUSMkt.96e1.30 ... 74.58 +.70 37.29 21.44 TelData .66 2.80 7 23.70 -.14 23.80 6.94 UltraClean ... ... 20 W ndh mD
3.45 .62 Staff360 .04 5.30 ... .75 -.22 3.27 .42 Teligent h ... ... ... .62 -.03 74.50 36.13 Ultragenyx ... ... 23 36.08 -2.82 97.31 55.93 ViaSat ... ... ... 71.83+1.12 W ndH R
3.16 1.56 RigelPh ... ... ... 2.34 +.09 74.05 55.87 SchwUSLgC.98e1.30 ... 74.53 +.76 31.66 23.24 STAG Indl 1.39 4.50 31 30.99 +.97 11.80 5.12 4.95 +.05 37.71 23.18 ViacomA .80 3.00 6 26.56+1.05
177.99 64.41 RingCentrl ... ... ... 170.19 +.36 88.67 64.30 SchwLCGr .63e 0.70 ... 89.40+1.71 Tellurian ... ... ... 7.75 +.35 15.80 3.61 Ultrapar .55e11.10 ... W nn
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207.25 32.54 Stamps.cm ... ... 13 85.70 -5.05 10.58 8.95 V X
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64.02 44.62 RioTinto 2.27e 4.20 ... 53.97 -.14 58.78 44.97 SchwMCap.59e 1.00 ... 59.00 +.43
60.60 47.05 SP Matls .98e 1.60 ... 60.36 +.19 6.55 V o +
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6.14 1.29 RiotBlck 1.00p ... ... 1.51 -.01 73.63 57.04 SchUSSmC.76e 1.00 ... 73.00
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42.97 30.76 RitchieBr .80f 1.90 48 42.27 +.99 27.13 22.90 SchwEMkt .49e 1.90 ... 26.42 -.37
61.92 48.33 SP CnSt 1.28e 2.10 ... 61.33 +.57 64.61 45.11 10xGenm n ... ... ... 67.85+12.13 28.58 15.90 Unifi ... ... 12 24.61 -.66 V wR + Xp n n +
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24.20 5.04 RiteAid rs ... ... ... 9.90 +.06 29.93 25.15 SchEMLgC .39e 1.30 ... 28.98 -.56 124.60 91.73 SP Consum1.12e0.90 ... 121.37 +.03 36.26 20.00 Tenable ... ... ... 26.86 +.90 63.62 52.08 UnilevNV 1.61e 2.70 ... 59.12 -1.04 V ngTh +
1.35 .20 RittrPh ... ... ... .20 -.06 32.81 27.16 SchIntSmCo.55e1.70 ... 32.77 +.08 68.81 53.36 SP Engy 2.04e 3.40 ... 60.08 -.61 30.32 19.90 Tenaris .69e 3.20 ... 21.89 -.18 64.84 50.80 Unilever 1.48e 2.50 ... 59.03 -.93 V g m XB o h +
17.75 14.20 RivrnOpp 1.6810.40 ... 16.08 -.09 29.21 24.35 SchIntLgCo.61e 2.10 ... 29.02 -.07 30.03 22.05 SPDR Fncl .46e 1.50 ... 29.75 -.09 31.64 16.61 TenetHlth ... ... ... 30.55 +.85 180.54 128.08 UnionPac 3.88 2.20 22 176.27 +.17 V p nP X B nd
17.87 14.30 Riv/Doubl ... ... ... 16.53 -.34 39.75 30.98 SchUSSmCo.36e0.90 ... 39.31 -.10 82.18 59.92 SP Inds 1.12e 1.40 ... 82.31 +.55 37.27 7.62 Tenneco 1.00 7.90 2 12.67 -2.82 15.16 6.39 Unisys ... ... ... 10.97 -.57 V p hop + X ng +
13.43 1.00 RoanResc ... ... ... 1.51 -.01 41.64 31.85 SchUSLgCo.54e 1.30 ... 41.72 +.14 86.77 57.57 SP Tech .78e 0.90 ... 87.24+1.12 28.95 24.00 TVA 28 .96 3.70 ... 26.14 +.16 22.75 .77 Unit ... ... 1 .87 -.17 V Bo hn Xno +
69.08 51.90 RobtHalf 1.24 2.10 21 58.19 +.25 57.09 44.03 SchwUSDiv1.13e2.00 ... 57.01 +.06 40.34 29.52 SpdrRESel ... ... ... 38.55 +.77 49.42 23.71 Teradata ... ... 16 26.64+1.23 97.85 77.02 UtdAirlHl ... ... 11 92.51 -.93 V o Xn B
20.79 10.75 RocktPh ... ... ... 14.55 -1.81 33.53 27.33 SchwIntEq .71e 2.10 ... 33.41 +.02 65.11 50.81 SP Util 1.55e 2.50 ... 62.85+1.10 65.85 28.73 Teradyn .36 0.50 28 66.77+3.26 40.70 29.13 UBSI 1.36 3.40 18 39.51 -1.08 V gnG Xn H
207.11 141.46 RockwlAut 3.88 1.90 30 200.27+22.45 54.38 49.50 SchwAggBd1.092.00 ... 53.46 +.25 55.85 42.03 StdMotor .92 1.80 39 52.02 -3.12 38.57 22.84 Terex .44 1.50 26 29.19 -1.10 31.52 20.23 UtdCmBks .72f 2.30 18 31.48 +.09 V n X X Ph +
6.88 1.81 RockwllM ... ... ... 2.09 +.24 48.24 36.73 SchwREIT .89e 1.90 ... 46.79 +.59 162.15110.54 StanBlkDk 2.76 1.80 35 157.63 -.21 32.26 16.12 Ternium 1.20e 5.90 6 20.41 -.19 2.40 1.69 UtdMicro .09e 3.90 ... 2.33 V u n + X o Hd +
55.93 45.94 RogCm 2.00 ... 11 48.21 +.92 56.20 51.86 SchIntUSTr .86 1.60 ... 55.16 +.28 27.02 20.22 Stantec g .58 ... 16 26.37 +.32 18.48 10.33 TerrFmP lf .81 5.20 ... 15.60 -.90 15.63 6.56 UtdNtrlF ... ... ... 8.02 -.44 Zw gTR + X n
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176.55 26.30 Roku ... ... ... 157.30+35.36 57.75 52.81 SchUSTips ... ... ... 56.46 +.13 10.25 8.87 StarGas .50f 5.40 13 9.34 +.31 379.49 176.99 Tesla Inc ... ... ... 352.17+15.03 157.70 94.28 UtdRentals ... ... 11 154.34 -.98 V + Xp
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385.51 245.59 Roper 1.85 0.50 33 345.64+8.14 48.23 34.58 Schwab .68 1.50 17 44.35 +.81 2.68 1.25 TetraTech ... ... ... 1.27 -.27 59.71 43.14 US Bancrp 1.68f 2.80 14 59.09 +.19 Xun d
99.72 60.42 Starbucks 1.64f 1.90 37 84.21+2.85 44.60 2.26 Tetraph rs ... ... ... 2.47 -.72 21.31 14.58 US Brent ... ... ... 19.47 +.22 V n Th X m +
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114.83 75.91 RossStrs 1.02 0.90 28 113.37+1.55 16.16 8.26 SciPlay n ... ... ... 10.10 -.17 4.83 TeucrWht ... ... ... 5.34 -.08 59.74 30.74 US Cellular ... ... 7 34.30 -.94
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82.58 65.76 RoyalBk g 3.92e ... ... 82.26 +.24 92.49 58.19 SciApplic 1.48 1.80 18 82.50 +.22
40.99 25.03 StlDynam .96 3.00 11 31.82 +.20 66.61 47.86 V Gn
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7.31 4.33 RBScotlnd ... ... ... 5.79 +.31 31.63 14.79 SciGames ... ... ... 29.95 -1.63
23.07 19.79 SteelPr pfA ... ... ... 23.05 +.75 132.20 87.70 TexInst 3.60f 3.10 21 118.00 -2.11 27.74 9.93 USSteel .20 1.50 8 13.08 -.44 V on
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66.48 54.56 RoyDShllA 3.76 6.30 90 59.57 +.26 23.41 11.36 YY n
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67.65 44.80 Ryder 2.24 4.20 12 52.71 -.59 12.00 .45 SeanrM hrs ... ... ... .51 -.03 61.94 38.39 StifelFin .60 1.00 19 60.48 -.32 71.28 46.45 ThomsonR 1.38 2.00 30 70.42+3.15 27.49 17.40 UnvLogist .42a 2.00 15 20.88 -.35 Vo n + Yum Ch n
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MUTUAL FUNDS
R R R R R R R R R R
O m NAV O O m NAV O O m NAV O O m NAV O O m NAV O

TotlRetBdI MT +9.9 +2.9 10.01 +0.5 CA Bd n SS +8.2 +3.6 11.30 +0.2 ShtTrmAdm SM +2.7 +1.2 15.83 0.0 MidCpIstPl n MC +15.3 +9.0 233.70 +1.0 MultSShTBd SB +5.5 +2.8 4.72 +0.1
TCW Funds N: CaptlGrth GL +7.2 +7.7 11.73 +0.6 STFedAdm SU +5.0 +1.6 10.73 +0.2 Rs1KGrInst n LG +20.7 +13.8 334.33 +1.6 SmCpCorI MG +24.9 +17.1 41.58 +0.5
TotRtBdN p MT +9.5 +2.6 10.31 +0.5 CornstStr n BL +9.8 +3.8 25.71 +0.4 STIGrAdm SB +6.4 +2.5 10.73 +0.2 Rus1K Inst n LC +16.5 +10.8 276.93 +1.0 SmCapSust MG +26.8 +21.2 39.62 +1.6
v Con nued om Page 4G TIAA-CREF Funds: ExtMktIn SG +11.0 +8.1 19.83 +0.7 SmlCapAdml n SC +10.6 +8.5 77.13 +0.6 Rs1KValIst n XV +12.4 +7.9 228.57 +0.4 VirtusZevenb Funds:
BdIdxInst IB +10.5 +3.0 11.11 +0.5 GrTaxStr n BL +12.6 +7.0 21.49 +0.6 SmCapGrth SG +16.0 +9.9 67.29 +1.4 R2K Inst n SC +6.4 +7.9 244.46 -0.1 GScUltShBdI SB +2.4 +1.2 10.00 0.0
BondInst IB +10.9 +3.6 10.64 +0.5 Grwth n LG +14.3 +11.5 31.58 +1.4 SmCapVal SC +6.0 +7.3 57.62 -0.1 STBdInstPls SB +5.9 +1.9 10.57 +0.2
R R R R BndPlusInst IB +10.7 +3.7 10.69 +0.5 Gr&Inc n XC +7.2 +7.9 24.13 +1.2 TxMCap r XC +16.6 +11.1 160.77 +1.0 SmCapInPl n SC +10.6 +8.6 222.61 +0.6 LgCpValEqI LV +16.0 +8.2 14.49 +0.9
O m NAV O O m NAV O EqIdxInst XC +15.7 +10.7 22.95 +0.9 HYldInco n HC +7.1 +3.8 7.82 -0.1 TtlBdAdml n IB +10.8 +3.1 11.05 +0.5 TotIntAdm nr IL +11.5 +4.4 29.08 -0.2 MdCValEqI MV +16.5 +8.5 13.16 +0.7
EqIdxRet t XC +15.5 +10.4 23.26 +0.9 IncStk n EI +12.4 +8.3 20.64 +0.6 TotIntlBdIx n WB +9.6 +4.1 23.22 +0.3 TotIntlInst nr IL +11.6 +4.4 116.31 -0.2 Voya Funds Cl C:
SpecIn n GT +10.2 +3.9 12.67 +0.2 CoreEqVIP XC +15.4 +8.2 55.01 +0.6 Gr&IncInst XC +14.3 +10.4 15.10 +1.2 Income n AB +11.5 +3.8 13.45 +0.5 TotStkAdm n XC +15.7 +10.7 77.18 +0.9 TotIntlIP nr IL +11.6 +4.5 116.33 -0.2 GblValAdv C GL +9.7 +5.6 34.31 +0.5
SpecIntl n IL +13.8 +4.8 13.96 -0.1 InvQBdVIP IB +9.4 +3.0 12.80 +0.5 HighYldInst HC +10.0 +5.0 9.68 -0.2 IntTerBd n IB +11.0 +3.8 10.87 +0.4 USGroAdml n LG +18.1 +13.1 110.86 +2.1 500 n SP +16.5 +11.0 288.66 +0.9 Voya Partners:
SuMuniInc n GM +8.7 +3.7 12.14 +0.3 SmCapGrA p SG +13.9 +11.1 79.07 +0.8 InfLkdBdInst IG +6.3 +1.5 11.47 0.0 Intl n IL +13.0 +5.4 31.26 0.0 UtilxAdm r UT +18.6 +10.9 69.77 +1.5 MidCap MC +15.2 +8.8 47.28 +1.0 TRPGrEqI n LG +17.0 +13.1 87.10 +1.5
SumMuInt n IM +7.7 +2.9 12.10 +0.3 Reynolds Funds: IntlEqIInst IL +12.4 +4.7 20.05 0.0 Nasdaq 100 LG +21.4 +15.2 23.37 +0.7 ValueAdml n LV +12.3 +9.7 45.65 +0.3 REIT r RE +20.1 +7.7 30.79 +1.7 Voya T,M,Q&I:
TxFree n GM +8.2 +3.3 10.22 +0.3 BlueChipGr p XG +11.1 +8.0 54.42 +1.0 IntlEqInst IL +10.2 +3.6 11.30 +0.4 PrecMM AU +43.6 +5.3 15.01 +2.3 WellslAdm n BL +13.2 +6.4 66.37 +0.5 SmCap n SC +10.5 +8.4 77.10 +0.6 GrOppI LG +19.5 +12.7 48.56 +1.4
TxFrHY n HM +9.6 +4.5 12.30 +0.3 RiverNorth Fds: IntlEqRet IL +12.1 +4.4 20.47 0.0 S&P Idx n SP +16.3 +10.8 43.93 +0.9 WelltnAdm n BL +15.0 +8.3 75.26 +0.6 TotBond n IB +10.7 +3.0 11.05 +0.5 IntermdBdI IB +11.6 +3.8 10.38 +0.5
TxFrSI n SM +4.4 +1.4 5.64 0.0 RNDLIncoI GT NA NA 10.30 NA LgCGrIInst XV +12.4 +7.9 21.11 +0.4 S&P Rewrd SP +16.4 +11.0 43.95 +0.9 WindsorAdm n XV +13.8 +7.7 76.02 +0.2 TotlIntl n IL +11.5 +4.3 17.39 -0.2
TotStk n XC +15.6 +10.5 77.15 +0.9 WCM Focus Fds:
TotIndex n XC +15.7 +10.5 34.90 +0.9 Royce Funds: LgCGrIInst LG +20.7 +13.8 35.69 +1.5 SciTech TK +21.5 +14.2 28.07 +1.2 WdsrIIAdm LV +14.6 +8.3 68.61 +0.5
LgCGrIRet LG +20.4 +13.5 35.90 +1.6 ShtTBnd n SB +5.0 +2.2 9.23 +0.2 TaxMngdIntl rn IL +12.0 +4.9 13.85 +0.1 Vanguard Instl Fds: IntlGrth Inst IL +23.4 +10.4 18.01 +1.4
R2050 n MP +14.2 +8.1 15.97 +0.7 OpptyI r SV +5.1 +6.8 12.27 -0.6
US Int n LU +9.6 +2.2 5.92 +0.5 PennMuI rn SC +9.2 +7.6 9.50 -0.2 LgCGrInst LG +16.2 +13.0 21.85 +1.7 SmlCapStk n SC +9.2 +6.9 17.17 +0.6 TaxMgdSC r SC +4.6 +9.2 65.36 -0.6 BalInst n BL +14.1 +7.8 38.61 +0.8 WM Blair Fds Inst:
US Long n LU +22.9 +4.9 13.83 +2.0 PremierI nr SG +16.0 +9.4 15.04 -0.7 LgCapVlIRet XV +12.1 +7.6 21.44 +0.4 TarRet2030 MP +10.4 +5.4 13.62 +0.4 Vanguard Fds: DevelMkts IL +12.0 +5.0 21.68 +0.2 EmMkGrIns r EM +20.7 +3.8 13.87 +0.1
VA TF n SS +7.7 +3.3 12.14 +0.3 SpeclEqInv r SV +0.7 +4.6 19.10 -0.2 LgCVl Inst LV +12.5 +6.7 18.16 +0.4 TargRet2040 MP +10.8 +5.9 13.84 +0.4 DivrEq n XC +15.7 +10.1 39.19 +1.1 DevMktIdxI n IL +12.0 +4.9 13.87 +0.2 IntlGrwth IL +17.1 +5.1 16.72 +0.8
Value n LV +14.5 +8.1 37.61 +1.2 TotRetI r SC +7.9 +7.0 11.54 -0.3 Lifecy2020 I MP +12.3 +6.2 17.94 +0.5 TarRet2020 MP +10.9 +6.1 13.99 +0.4 EmgMktSel EM +11.6 +4.2 22.12 -1.3 EmMktInst n EM +10.8 +2.9 26.71 -1.4 WM Blair Mtl Fds:
Primecap Odyssey : Russell Funds C: LC2020Ret MP +11.4 +6.0 13.33 +0.6 TxEIT n IM +8.0 +3.2 13.58 +0.2 ExpValFd nr SC +8.8 +7.3 35.55 -0.1 EuroInstl n EU +13.0 +4.3 30.07 +0.4 IntlGrowthI r IL +16.9 +4.9 29.38 +0.8
AggGrwth r XG +10.1 +12.1 45.76 +1.5 USSmCpE SC NA NA 28.30 NA Lifecy2025 I MP +12.9 +6.7 18.98 +0.5 TxELT n GM +8.6 +3.6 13.50 +0.4 GblMnVol Inv GL +14.2 +9.7 14.86 +0.5 ExtDurTrs n LU +32.2 +7.1 101.39 +2.8 Wasatch:
Growth r XG +10.0 +12.0 41.60 +0.8 Russell Funds S: LC2025Ret MP +11.7 +6.4 13.80 +0.6 TxESh n SM +2.8 +1.2 10.51 +0.1 InstTRet2015 MP +11.1 NS 23.34 +0.4 ExDurTreas n LU +32.2 +7.1 40.39 +2.8 CoreGrth SG +15.1 +12.4 77.01 +1.1
Stock r LC +13.0 +11.0 35.51 +0.2 EmerMkts EM NA NA 18.88 NA LC2030Ret MP +12.1 +6.8 14.17 +0.6 VA Bd SS +7.3 +3.1 11.43 +0.2 InstTRet2020 MP +12.1 NS 24.24 +0.5 ExtIn n SG +11.3 +8.6 92.44 +0.7 SmCapGrth SG +16.7 +11.7 41.59 +1.0
Principal Funds: GlobEq GL NA NA 10.30 NA LC2035Ret MP +12.5 +7.2 14.72 +0.8 ValueFd XV +10.2 +6.4 20.17 +0.5 InstTRet2025 MP +12.9 NS 24.75 +0.5 FTAllWldI r IL +11.8 +4.4 103.12 -0.2
FTSciInst LC +18.5 +12.1 21.09 +1.2 USTryFd LU +28.0 +5.6 18.48 +2.4
CapApprA XC +17.8 +10.8 51.60 +1.2 IntlDevMkt IL NA NA 37.41 NA LC2040Inst MP +12.8 +7.8 10.93 +0.7 WldGr n GL +18.7 +8.6 34.49 +0.4 InstTRet2030 MP +13.1 NS 25.06 +0.5
LC2040Ret MP +12.6 +7.6 15.11 +0.7 Ultimus: InstTRet2035 MP +13.3 NS 25.36 +0.5 GrowthInstl LG +21.2 +12.5 90.21 +1.7 UltraGrth SG +14.6 +15.5 26.08 +1.5
Principal Inv: InvGrdBd IB NA NA 21.97 NA
CorePlusBd I IB +10.6 +3.2 11.06 +0.4 RESec RE NA NA 36.15 NA Lifecyc2045 I MP +14.2 +8.3 21.94 +0.5 LyricUSVal I XV +5.9 +5.1 16.29 -0.7 InstTRet2040 MP +13.6 NS 25.66 +0.5 InfProtInst n IG +8.3 +2.2 10.58 +0.3 Weitz Funds:
EqIncoA p EI +15.3 +9.5 34.01 +0.8 StratBd AB NA NA 11.24 NA LC2045Ret MP +12.7 +7.7 13.07 +0.8 VALIC : InstTRet2045 MP +13.8 NS 25.88 +0.5 InstIdx n SP +16.6 +11.1 283.07 +0.9 PartIIIOpp I SQ +21.3 +5.5 16.51 +0.6
FlexIncA p BL +10.0 +4.1 12.44 +0.4 TaxExBond IM NA NA 23.56 NA LCIdx2040Inst MP +14.0 +8.1 21.78 +0.6 CoreBond IB +11.1 +3.1 11.49 +0.5 InstTRet2050 MP +13.8 NS 25.92 +0.5 InsPl n SP +16.6 +11.1 283.09 +0.9 ShtIntmIco I SB +4.6 +2.0 12.32 +0.2
HighYldA p WB +7.7 +4.5 7.15 -0.1 TxMngUSLC LC NA NA 47.01 NA Lifecycl2035 MP +13.8 +7.6 21.05 +0.5 CoreValue LV +10.2 +8.7 12.34 +0.4 InstTRet2055 MP +13.8 NS 25.99 +0.5 InstTStIdx n XC +15.8 +10.7 67.07 +0.9 Wells Fargo A:
HiYld In HC +5.6 +3.6 9.31 -0.2 TMUSMidSm SC NA NA 29.39 NA MdCGrInst XG +19.6 +9.1 23.01 +2.2 ForgnValu IL +4.7 +1.4 9.80 -0.7 InstTRet2060 MP +13.8 NS 26.00 +0.5 InstTStPlus XC +15.7 +10.7 67.07 +0.9 CmStkA p MC +12.7 +8.3 21.94 +0.6
InfPro In IG +7.9 +1.8 8.61 +0.1 Rydex Investor: MidCValInst MV +9.4 +5.9 21.00 +0.3 GlobalEqty EM +8.7 +3.3 8.33 -1.0 InstTRetInco MP +10.7 NS 22.56 +0.4 ITBdInst n IB +12.6 +3.6 11.83 +0.6 Wells Fargo Adv A:
LgLGI In LG +20.5 +14.4 16.63 +1.7 NasdaqInv LG +20.2 +14.3 43.17 +0.7 RealEstInst RE +23.1 +9.8 18.55 +1.9 HlthSci HB +12.0 +10.5 21.55 +2.4 STTIPS Inv n IG +4.1 +1.2 24.64 0.0 ITBdInstPls IB +12.6 +3.6 11.83 +0.6 AstAllA p BL NA NA 14.08 NA
LgIndexJ t SP +16.2 +10.7 19.45 +0.9 SEI Portfolios: S&P500 Ret SP +16.3 +10.8 34.58 +0.9 HighYldBd HC +9.8 +4.8 7.75 +0.1 StrSCEqInv n SC +3.3 +6.4 33.08 +0.7 LgCapInst LC +16.7 +11.0 297.75 +1.0
LTBdInst n AB +23.7 +6.0 15.21 +1.6 DivCapBldr BL +16.6 +9.9 10.99 +1.0
LgCV3 In LV +14.6 +9.1 17.87 +0.6 CoreFxInA n IB +11.2 +3.3 11.59 +0.5 S&P500IInst SP +16.6 +11.1 34.85 +0.9 InflPro IG +7.7 +1.9 11.33 +0.2 TgtRet2055 n MP +13.8 +7.7 42.65 +0.5 IdxAsetAll A BL +12.5 +7.4 35.94 +0.9
LgCpIndxI SP +16.5 +11.0 19.67 +0.9 EmMktDbt n WB +12.0 +2.0 10.02 -0.3 ShTmBdInst SB +4.7 +2.0 10.37 +0.1 IntlEqty IL +12.0 +4.3 7.39 +0.1 TgtRet2060 n MP +13.7 +7.7 37.67 +0.5 LTBdInstPls AB +23.7 +6.0 15.21 +1.6
SmCBlIInst SC +6.4 +8.0 20.93 -0.1 MidCapIdx SP +8.8 +8.4 26.15 +0.2 TotIntBdInv n WB +9.6 +4.1 11.61 +0.3 MidCapInstl n MC +15.3 +9.0 47.39 +1.0 Omegagrth XG +21.3 +12.3 55.65 +2.0
LT2020J t MP +11.8 +5.5 14.40 +0.6 EmgMkt np EM +9.9 +3.0 11.78 -1.3
LfTm2020In MP +11.9 +5.7 14.49 +0.6 HiYld n HC +6.9 +4.8 6.86 -0.2 SmCBlIRet SC +6.2 +7.8 20.99 -0.1 MidCapValu MV +13.0 +6.8 18.51 +0.3 CAIT n IM +7.9 +3.2 12.04 +0.3 MidCap400 SP +9.2 +8.6 269.55 +0.2 PremLgCGA XG +18.7 +11.5 14.22 +1.9
LT2030In MP +13.4 +6.6 15.05 +0.6 IntMuniA IM +8.2 +2.9 11.92 +0.2 SmCEqInst SC +6.1 +8.2 16.82 +0.2 SciencTech TK +25.8 +16.5 29.22 +1.8 CALT n SS +10.0 +4.1 12.48 +0.4 REITInst r RE +20.3 +7.9 20.33 +1.7 Wells Fargo Adv Ad:
LT2030J t MP +13.3 +6.4 15.00 +0.7 IntlEqA n IL +11.3 +4.4 11.27 +0.1 SocChInst XC +16.1 +10.0 20.87 +0.8 SmCapIdx SC +6.0 +7.6 20.54 -0.1 CapValue n XV +13.2 +4.3 14.19 +0.4 Russell3K XC +15.8 +10.6 274.44 +0.9 MidCValAd MV +18.8 +8.3 42.24 +0.4
LT2040In MP +14.3 +7.2 16.07 +0.7 LgCGroA n LG +18.2 +11.2 37.87 +1.6 SocChRet XC +15.8 +9.8 21.18 +0.8 SocialResp LC +16.8 +10.5 23.35 +1.0 CapOpp n XC +12.4 +12.0 69.94 +0.9 S&P SCap600 SC +4.1 +9.2 298.00 -0.5 Wells Fargo Adv :
LifTim2040J t MP +14.0 +7.0 15.91 +0.7 LgCValA n XV +8.8 +6.6 24.23 +0.2 TIAA-CREF Retail: StockIndex SP +16.3 +10.8 44.84 +0.9 DividendGro EI +18.6 +11.2 30.85 +1.3 STCpBdIdx n SB +7.2 +2.7 26.97 +0.2 OpptyA p XC +15.4 +9.3 45.05 +1.2
LfTm2050I MP +14.7 +7.5 16.18 +0.7 MgdVolatA n XV +13.0 +9.2 18.19 +0.7 EqtyIdx XC +15.4 +10.3 23.33 +0.9 StratBond GT +9.6 +3.6 11.34 +0.2 Energy NR -4.2 -2.7 47.28 -0.6 STBondIdx n SB +5.9 +1.9 10.57 +0.2 Wells Fargo Ad Ins:
MidCGIII In MG +20.8 +10.2 12.45 +2.0 S&P500A n SP +16.4 +10.7 72.17 +0.9 Gro&Inc XC +14.0 +10.1 20.66 +1.2 ValicUltra LG +16.5 +11.7 18.21 +1.8 EqInc n EI +12.8 +9.5 37.69 +0.1 ST GovBd n SU +4.3 +1.3 25.50 +0.2
ST TIPS n IG +4.2 +1.3 24.69 0.0 CoreBond IB +10.6 +3.1 13.23 +0.6
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PreSecs In MP +12.1 +5.7 10.37 0.0 TaxMgdLC n LC +14.1 +8.8 28.82 +0.8 MgdAlloc BL +12.3 +6.4 13.16 +0.7 LargeCo Inv XG +12.0 +12.4 29.92 +3.4 GNMA n MT +8.0 +2.4 10.56 +0.3 STIGrInst SB +6.4 +2.5 10.73 +0.2
SmCpIn n SC +10.6 +8.5 77.12 +0.6 MidCapVal MV +19.1 +8.5 42.62 +0.4
RealEstSecI RE +24.1 +9.7 28.21 +2.0 TxMgSmMC n SC +5.7 +6.0 21.78 +0.6 Templeton Class A: PremGrwth n XG +24.5 +12.1 40.65 +1.9 GlobEq n GL +15.4 +8.6 32.29 +0.3
SAMBalA BL +12.1 +5.9 15.89 +0.5 SSgA Funds: TGlbTRA WB -0.6 +1.1 11.05 -0.2 Van Eck Funds: GroInc n LC +14.8 +10.7 51.87 +0.9 SmlCapGrI n SG +16.0 +9.9 53.89 +1.4 Wells Fargo Instl:
SAMGrA p BL +13.4 +7.0 17.80 +0.7 SP500 n SP +16.4 +10.9 39.43 +0.9 Templeton Instit: EmgMktsY EM +21.3 +3.6 17.77 -0.4 HYCorp n HC +11.3 +5.2 5.90 +0.1 SmlCapValI SC +6.0 +7.3 32.20 -0.1 UltStInc SB +3.6 +1.8 8.55 +0.2
StrGrwA p BL +14.7 +7.2 18.99 +0.7 Schroder Funds: ForEqS IL NA NA 16.04 NA Vanguard Admiral: HlthCare n HB +8.5 +8.0 210.23 +1.7 TaxMCpIst r XC +16.7 +11.2 79.89 +1.0 Westcore:
Prudential Fds A: EmMEqInv nr EM +11.2 +5.0 15.99 -0.8 Teton Westwood: BalAdml n BL +14.1 +7.8 38.60 +0.8 InflaPro n IG +8.1 +2.0 13.22 +0.2 TBIst n IB +10.8 +3.1 11.05 +0.5 PlusBd IB +10.3 +3.4 10.88 +0.6
BlendA XG +11.7 +7.8 21.00 +1.1 NAmEqInv n LC NA NA 17.90 NA MightyM I SC +3.3 +5.9 27.10 -0.3 CAITAdm n IM +8.0 +3.2 12.04 +0.3 IntlExplr n IL +7.6 +5.9 17.64 +0.8 TotalBdPlus n IB +10.8 +3.1 11.05 +0.5 Western Asset:
GrowthA LG +17.8 +13.1 42.70 +1.7 Schwab Funds: Third Avenue Fds: CALTAdm SS +10.0 +4.2 12.48 +0.4 IntlGr IL +15.5 +8.4 30.62 +0.2 TotIntlBdIx n WB +9.7 +4.2 34.84 +0.3 CoreBond IS IB NA NA 13.06 NA
HlthSciA HB +1.0 +6.5 42.46 +1.5 CoreEqty XC +14.5 +9.1 22.46 +1.0 REValInst r RE +9.7 +3.4 29.15 +0.2 CpOpAdl n XC +12.4 +12.1 161.58 +0.9 IntlVal n IL +9.3 +3.5 37.20 -0.3 TSInst n XC +15.7 +10.7 77.20 +0.9
TtlWldIdx n GL +14.1 +7.7 160.43 +0.4 CorePlusBd A IB NA NA 12.04 NA
HiYldA p HC +10.5 +5.6 5.48 +0.1 DivEqtySel EI +10.6 +6.0 15.44 +0.3 SmCapInst SC +6.5 +6.0 19.19 -1.5 ConStIxAd nr SE +11.4 +7.7 77.18 +0.9 ITI Grade n IB +11.6 +3.8 10.03 +0.4 CorePlsBd IS IB NA NA 12.05 NA
MidCpGrA XG +21.4 +8.8 29.92 +1.5 FunIntLInst r IL +9.1 +4.1 9.17 -0.1 ValueInst GL -2.9 0.0 40.49 -1.7 DividApprec EI +16.1 +11.0 33.04 +0.9 ITTsry n LU +9.1 +2.4 11.38 +0.6 ValueInstl n LV +12.3 +9.7 45.65 +0.3
Victory Funds: CorePlus I IB NA NA 12.05 NA
STCorpBdA SB +6.6 +2.2 11.09 +0.3 FunUSLInst r LV +13.8 +9.2 18.19 +0.4 Thompson IM Fds: EM Adm nr EM +10.8 +2.8 35.13 -1.4 LIFECon n BL +12.1 +5.4 20.92 +0.5 Core I IB NA NA 13.04 NA
TotRetBdA IB +12.1 +4.0 14.95 +0.6 FunUSSmCo r SC +6.7 +7.5 14.18 -0.3 Bond n SB +4.5 +3.4 11.51 +0.1 Energy n NR -4.2 -2.6 88.75 -0.6 LIFEGro n BL +13.5 +7.3 35.53 +0.5 EstValA MC +12.6 +10.1 41.09 0.0
2020FocA LG +12.4 +9.3 15.34 +0.9 HlthCare HB +6.5 +7.8 25.62 +1.7 Thornburg Fds: EqIncAdml EI +12.9 +9.6 79.00 +0.1 LIFEInc n BL +11.3 +4.4 16.25 +0.4 EstVal I MC +13.0 +10.5 41.13 0.0 IntmMuni I IM NA NA 6.43 NA
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m m m m N DO R RN URR
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DvrInA p GT +7.2 +3.2 7.03 +0.3 AmShsS p LC +14.5 +9.2 36.73 +0.2 Torray Funds: ITGovBdIdx n IG +9.1 +2.5 22.36 +0.6 StratEq n MC +10.3 +7.9 33.32 +1.1 R HUR R HUR
EqInA p EI +15.5 +8.8 26.30 +0.1 Sentinel Group: Fund LC +8.3 +6.0 50.19 -0.8 ITAdml n IM +8.2 +3.2 14.41 +0.3 TgtRetInc MP +10.7 +4.6 14.02 +0.4
GeoBalA BL +16.3 +7.7 21.30 +0.8 ComStk A p LC +14.4 +11.0 46.05 +0.4 Tortoise Capital: ITCoAdmrl n IB +11.7 +3.9 10.03 +0.4 TgtRet2015 MP +11.0 +5.3 15.66 +0.4
GlNtRs p 0.0 0.0 15.33 0.0 Sequoia n XG +18.8 +5.6 160.46 +1.2 MLP&Ppl Inst NR +0.3 -3.9 12.08 -0.1 LTGovBdIdx LU +23.4 +5.4 28.41 +2.0 TgtRet2020 MP +12.1 +6.1 32.99 +0.4
GlbEqty p GL +13.8 +6.2 16.86 +1.3 Sit Funds: Touchstone Family: LgCapAd n LC +16.6 +11.0 72.34 +1.0 TgtRet2025 MP +12.8 +6.6 19.88 +0.5
GrOppA p LG +22.9 +13.7 38.97 +2.0 Minn TF n SS +7.6 +3.5 10.66 +0.2 FocEq Y LC +11.6 +8.5 46.73 +0.2 LtdTrmAdm SM +4.6 +1.7 11.06 +0.1 TgRet2030 MP +13.1 +6.9 36.35 +0.5
GlblHlthA HB +14.3 +5.9 54.69 +1.8 Smead Funds: MidCap Y n MC +26.4 +11.9 40.73 +0.8 LTGrAdml AB +23.5 +6.6 11.06 +1.3 TgtRet2035 MP +13.3 +7.2 22.39 +0.5 H
HiYld In HC +8.9 +4.3 5.82 0.0 ValueInstl XC +11.9 +9.8 50.62 +0.7 SandsCpGY n LG +19.4 +10.0 14.76 +1.7 LTsryAdml LU +23.3 +5.3 13.35 +2.0 TgtRe2040 MP +13.5 +7.5 38.78 +0.5
IncmA p IB +12.2 +3.3 7.24 +0.7 Sound Shore: SandsCapGrI LG +19.8 +10.2 23.77 +1.6 LT Adml n GM +10.2 +4.2 11.90 +0.4 TgtRet2050 n MP +13.7 +7.7 39.29 +0.5 H
IntlEq p IL +11.8 +3.3 23.83 +0.2 SoundShore n XV +8.9 +6.1 44.09 -0.1 Transamerica A: MCpAdml n MC +15.3 +8.9 214.50 +1.0 TgtRe2045 n MP +13.7 +7.7 24.41 +0.5
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IntlGrIn t IL +8.3 +1.6 11.18 -0.1 SunAmerica Funds: Tweedy Browne: PacifAdml PR +10.0 +5.7 85.93 -0.3 Vanguard Group:
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MultiCpGr XG +21.2 +11.9 81.01 +1.4 FDivStII XV +6.6 +6.9 17.67 +0.2 BehavVal n SC +3.1 +7.6 64.13 -1.2 STCorpBdIx n SB +7.2 +2.7 22.03 +0.2 EmMkInPl nr EM +10.8 +2.9 88.87 -1.4
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RS Funds: SelEqty I LG +20.3 +12.8 28.16 +1.7 BalStra n BL +9.8 +3.7 14.87 +0.3 STBdAdml n SB +5.9 +1.9 10.57 +0.2 LT GovBdI n LU +23.5 +5.4 36.06 +2.0
 v v SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 2019 v 7G

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS BANKRUPTCY WATCH

Pulaski County real estate transactions of
$150,000 or more; deeds recorded Oct.
14-Oct. 18:
PB General Holdings (Protho Junction),
LLC to Westminster Lanes, LLC and
6491 Westminster Blvd., LLC L1, PBGH
(Protho), $1,449,097.
Anderson Properties Of TN, LLC to KRA
Roosevelt Properties, LLC, Pt NW 13-1N-
12W, $1,215,000.
Ascent Acquisition, LLC, Ascent Acquisi-
tion Corp. and Med Properties, Inc. to
VBall Ventures, LLC, L5 B1, McCain East
Business Park; L6 B1, McCain East Busi-
ness Park Proposed, $1,000,000.
Tynez, Inc. to Systems Contracting, Inc.,
11511 Huron Lane, Little Rock, L3, Charles
Valley Office Park, $850,000.
Dwellings, Inc. to William M. Hughan,
6413 Hawthorne Road, Little Rock, L67,
Westover Hills, $705,000.
Maee R. and Naureen J. Sheikh to
Joshua Errol and Rebekah Ashley
Thacker, 146 Courts Lane, Little Rock,
L9 B124, Chenal Valley, $523,900.
Patrick D. Wilson to Richard Baxter
Wilson Knowlton and Sarah Cowan,
4223 Kenyon Drive, Little Rock, L7 B17,
Hillcrest, $484,000.
JVRC, LLC to John R. and Rebecca
W. Novack, 515 N. Oak St., Little Rock,
Ls14-15 B4, Auten And Moss, $474,900.
John Taylor and Laura Sessions Moore
to Caroline and Justin Peacock, 7 Doral
Drive, Little Rock, L2 B16, Pleasant Val-
ley, $460,000.
Ronald D. and Carla Lynn Robertson to
Mark and Christine M. Halter, 104 Buck-
land Place, Little Rock, L286, Cypress
Point West, $450,000.
Cathleen Staggs and Henry M. McFar-
lin IV., to Matthew Lyn and Morgan Lee
Brunson, 2004 Wellington Plantation
Drive, Little Rock, L4 B18, The Villages Of
Wellington, $374,900.
Lori A. Hughes to John W. and Carole
M. Hawkins and The John And Carole
Hawkins Trust, L49, Pleasant Heights
Phase I, $326,900.
RichSmith Holdings, LLC to Valley Estates
Of Mabelvale Phase III, LP, Pt SE NE 3 &
Pt SW NW 2-1S-13W, $325,000.
Medlock Construction Co, Inc. to Kather-
ine O. and James T. Meredith III., 9201
Rapid Water Drive, Sherwood, L14 B11,
Creekside, $314,000.
Menco Construction, LLC to Marqueis T.
and Shameka S. Britt, 9701 Cliffside Drive,
Sherwood, L21 B9, Creekside, $300,000.
Shantell Renee Enterprises, Inc. to Jason
and Ashley Williams, 9217 Rapid Water,
Sherwood, L16 B11, Creekside, $299,900.
Graham Smith Construction, LLC to Jen-
nifer L. Bounds, Robert M. Bounds and
Patricia L. Bounds, 14 Piper Lane, Little
Rock, L8, Piper Lane, $298,153.
Jennifer L. and David B. Miller to Cory W.
and Rebecca A. Miller, 9833 Miller Road,
Sherwood, L15 B2, Popes Place- Sylvan
Hills, $290,000.
Enchanting Custom Homes, Inc. to Sherry
L. and Paul E. Wiley Jr., 1206 Mule Deer
Drive, Jacksonville, L461R, Northlake
Phase XI Replat, $281,600.
Sallie C Graves to Edwin K Cox; Debra
Cox 10 Honey Bear Ct, Little Rock, L57,
Longlea X Phase II $280,000 10/18/19
Margaret Brokate to Matthew D. and
Miriam S. Parrish, 11223 Rocky Valley
Drive, Little Rock, L5 B26, Pleasant Val-
ley, $272,500.
Thomas Henry and Linda Diane Hoffman
and The Hoffmann Joint Revocable Trust
to Cardinal Holdings Of Arkansas, LLC,
Building permits for the Little Rock
metro area; projects valued at $75,000
or more:
COMMERCIAL
Dave Grundfest Co. Inc., 1401 Al-
dersgate Road, Little Rock, $2,400,000.
RESIDENTIAL
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,500,000.
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
U.S. patents awarded to Arkansans
Nov. 12, 2019
Patent 10,470,588 B2. Modular Label
Track System. Issued to Greg Bryan of
Bentonville and Robert James Taylor of
Rogers. Assigned to Walmart Apollo LLC
of Bentonville.
Patent 10,470,953 B1. Anti-Rollback
Wheelchair Device. Issued to Stephen
Green of West Fork.
Patent 10,473,390 B2. Multi-Compart-
ment Modular Cooler. Issued to Nicholas
Ray McCurry and James Rich, both of
Bentonville. Assigned to Walmart Apollo
LLC of Bentonville.
Patent 10,473,458 B2. Self-Calibrating
Wheel Aligner with Improved Portabil-
ity. Issued to Steven W. Rogers, Brian K.
Gray and Bryan C. Minor, all of
Conway, Adam C. Brown of Maumelle,
Ronald D. Swayne of Sherwood, Rodney
Harrell of Greenbrier, and David A. Jack-
son of Point Roberts, Wash. Assigned to
Snap-On Inc. of Kenosha, Wis.
Patent 10,473,748 B2. Method and Sys-
tem for Determining Position Accuracy
of a Modular Shelving. Issued to Danika
Ls82 & 115, Cardinal Heights Section C,
$270,000.
Jason and Kendra Roberts to Allen E. and
Marian E. Penrod, L1098, The Country
Club Of Arkansas Phase 12, $270,000.
Ives Custom Homes, LLC to Eugene F.
Quintana, 18821 Lochridge Drive, Little
Rock, L13, Lochridge Estates, $269,900.
Christopher R. Newell to Judy G. Ca-
ruthers and The Judy G. Caruthers Re-
vocable Trust, L27R B1, Chevaux Court,
$269,000.
Jessica Hobby, Jessica Marie Burke Wat-
son and Gerren Hobby to Alice Strange,
130 Beaver Creek Lane, Maumelle, L19
B25, Maumelle Valley Estates, $266,000.
Larry Walden, LLC to Andrew O. Peters,
9617 Oak Forest Lane, Sherwood, L34,
Miller’s Glen Phase 3, $264,000.
Vicki L. Hensley to Renita Michelle and
Nicholas Terrell Hoof, 104 Turtle Creek
Cove, Maumelle, L6, Turtle Creek Cove,
$259,000.
Euro-Homes, Inc. to Lindell Lamark John-
son, 2900 Moonstone Cove, Sherwood,
L45 B11, Stonehill Phase VI, $256,000.
Fitzhugh Construction, Inc. to Freddie
Lee and Rita Maria Hughey, 107 Sanibel
Circle, Little Rock, L129, Kenwood Estates
Phase 5, $255,000.
Charles Anderson Homes, LLC to LaToya
D. Green, 5616 Victoria Court, Jackson-
ville, L9G, Northlake Gardens, $255,000.
Aaron Shelton to Richard Ellsworth, 417
Puma Lane, Jacksonville, Pt SW NW
5-3N-10W, $249,000.
Matthew Lamb and Laura Blackwell to
Brice Martin and Hannah Marie Evans,
2422 Louisiana St., Little Rock, L1 B19,
Rapley Estate, $248,000.
Larry and Wendy Hahs to Gerald Mitch-
ell and Martha Kopper, 900 Oak Forest
Circle, Sherwood, L26, Millers Glen Phase
2, $238,900.
Shannon D. Cox to Keith and Teresa Sat-
terfield, 112 Calais Drive, Maumelle, L440,
The Country Club Of Arkansas, $237,500.
Autumn King Conley to 714 N. Monroe Lit-
tle Rock, LLC, L12 B39, Pulaski Heights,
$235,000.
Melissa H. Hurst to Derek A. and Gracen
K. Miller, 234 Trelon Circle, Little Rock, L93
B48, Chenal Valley, $225,000.
Scott T. Smith to William T. Hill and The Hill
Family Revocable Trust, L127, Westover
Hills, $225,000.
Joee and Aaron Carter to Candace M.
Norton and Alicia Michelle Bailey, 12505
Pleasant Ridge Road, Little Rock, L26,
Cedar Branch, $225,000.
Jason and Vicki Phillips to William D. and
Brigitte Seiger, 9101 Meadow Gardens
Circle, North Little Rock, L28, Millers Glen,
$220,000.
Clayton S. and Lauren L. Booth to Jared
Matthew Landrum and Kelsey Catherine
Lyle, 1 Diana Drive, Little Rock, L68, Bri-
arwood, $218,000.
Charles D. and Jean A. Hensel to James
W. and Marie A. McCoin, 7164 Gap Ridge
Drive, Sherwood, L31 B1, Gap Creek,
$216,500.
Mary Ellen Norman to Terra Firma Proj-
ect, LLC, 1700 N. Taylor St., Little Rock, L5
B21, Mountain Park, $200,000.
Ervson Enterprises, LLC to Adrian J. and
Ashley C. Williams, 900 S. Van Buren St.,
Little Rock, L10R B9, Cunningham Replat,
$199,200.
Valuable Property Solutions, LLC and
Turner Real Estate Group, LLC to Robert
E. and Johnnie Marie Grimes, 2401 Dur-
wood, Little Rock, L71, Kingwood Place,
$199,000.
BUILDING PERMITS
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
Richardson Builders LLC, 3321
S. Bowman Road B-10 U-1005, Little
Rock, $1,000,000.
Kevin Hughes Construction Co.,
PATENTS AWARDED
Goecke of Lowell, Nicholaus A. Jones of
Fayetteville, and Harika Valluripalli of Cen-
terton. Assigned to Walmart Apollo LLC of
Bentonville.
Patent 10,474,982 B2. Systems and
Methods Utilizing Nanotechnology Insu-
lation Materials in Limiting Temperature
Changes During Product Delivery. Issued
to David C. Winkle of Bella Vista, Todd D.
Mattingly of Bentonville, Donald R. High of
Noel, Mo., and Brian G. McHale of Chad-
derton Oldham, Great Britain. Assigned to
Walmart Apollo LLC of Bentonville.
Patent 10,475,006 B2. Processing Pay-
ment Refunds for Invalid Payment Instru-
ments. Issued to Bradley Joseph Kieffer
and Mark Matthews, both of Rogers,
and Charles David Berry of Fayetteville.
Assigned to Walmart Apollo LLC of Ben-
tonville.
Patent 10,475,321 B2. Cart Wheel Fail-
ure Detection Systems and Methods. Is-
sued to Nicholaus A. Jones and Matthew
Biermann, both of Fayetteville, and Steven
Lewis of Bentonville. Assigned to Walmart
Apollo LLC of Bentonville.
Patent 10,477,404 B2. System and
Patricia K. Scogins and Michael W. Kelly
to Roost Holdings, LLC, 1101 Kavanaugh
Blvd., Little Rock, Ls13-15 B8, Midland
Hills, $195,000.
Virginia M. Goeldner to Tina L. and Billy
Joe Gibbs Sr., 747 Trevino Drive, Mau-
melle, L5, Country Club Villas, $192,000.
Jonathan Clay and Rhonda F. Wilson
Young to Tab Denton and Keri Leigh Re-
inhold, 1314 E. Woodruff Ave., Sherwood,
Pt SE SE 31-3N-11W, $186,000.
Curtis and Audrey Freeman to James
Daniel and Ulrike Walker, 6513 Old Tom
Box Road, Jacksonville, L28, Macon
Heights, $179,900.
Royal Concept Custom Homes, Inc. to
Benjamin Joseph Shest, 1008 Parham
Drive, Jacksonville, L8, Jaxon Terrace
Phase XI, $179,100.
Kathryn Price Murphy to Tyler Scott and
Kalyn Marie Thomas, 13817 Huntleigh
Drive, Little Rock, L6, Westport Phase I,
$179,000.
Homes By Hesley, Inc. to Ted P. and Kim-
berly Kirsten Fredrich, L212, Pleasant
View Phase V, $178,000.
Regions Bank and Regions Mortgage to
Regions Bank and Regions Mortgage, L6,
The Country Club Of Arkansas, $177,944.
Alice Strange to Kyle Skinner, 22 Fairway
Woods Cirlce, Maumelle, L22, Fairway
Woods, $172,000.
Rausch Coleman Mid-Ark, LLC to Curtis
Lang Sr., 6956 White Oak Way, North
Little Rock, L803, Trammel Estates Phase
VI-A, $171,150.
Jeremy Andrew Murphy to Jeremy Mur-
phy and The 7205 Amanda Drive Trust, Pt
E/2 SW 21-3N-11W, $170,308.
M&L Properties Of Conway, LLC to Jacob
Tyler Blockburger, 4618 Lochridge Road,
North Little Rock, L23 B209, Park Hill
NLR, $170,000.
William and Margie Brackeen to Eric
Jones, 11 Park Ridge Drive, Maumelle,
L6, Park Ridge, $169,500.
Pamela and Scott A. Caldwell to Kimberly
Ann Shaw, 4011 Sierra Forest Drive, Little
Rock, L166, Pleasant Forest II, $169,000.
Rausch Coleman Mid-Ark, LLC to Leslie
Floyd, 5725 Cypress Lane, North Little
Rock, L808, Trammel Estates Phase VI-
A, $166,660.
Annette Hendrix Matthews and Pamela M.
and James Handloser to Susan P. Dryer,
5504 N. Vine St., North Little Rock, L24
B7, Pike View, $165,000.
Casey and Emilee Schmalzried to Ang-
nela L. Dansby, 902 Country Club Road,
Sherwood, L2 B322, Park Hill NLR,
$164,000.
Tanica Howard to Shaneka R. Smith,
14150 Shady Lane, North Little Rock, L12,
Shady Lane, $164,000.
Brandon E. and Sophia Macken to Jacob
and Britany Sowell, 1701 Pilot Court, Jack-
sonville, L8, Base Meadows Phase 1-A,
$160,000.
Joshua E. and Rebekah A. Thacker to
Trevor Stone, 12 Cherry Valley Drive, Little
Rock, L61, Walnut Valley, $159,900.
William T. Epperson and Teresa Lazenby
to Katherine S. Woodling, 97 Kingsbridge
Way, Unit 97, Little Rock, Apt. 97, Kings-
bridge Townhomes HPR 9, $158,000.
Anthony and Molly Smith to Travis and
Susan Henderson, 6 Garden Oaks Cove,
Maumelle, L44, Garden Oaks, $155,000.
Marc W. and Holley B. White to Billy J. and
Virginia L. Jones, 95 Rolling Oaks Drive,
Maumelle, L90, Garden Oaks, $152,000.
Patrick Vest to Anna Caroline Stebbins,
6105 Ridgecrest Drive, Little Rock, L25,
Ridgecrest Manor, $150,000.
Inc., 112 Hallen Court, Little Rock,
$995,000.
Jim Pace Homes LLC, 200 Fal-
stone Cove, Little Rock, $500,000.
Randy James Construction, 303
Ensbury Drive, Little Rock, $480,000.
Midsouth Property Management,
LLC, 8 Sycamore Court, Little Rock,
$300,000.
Randy James Construction, 21
Caurel Court, Little Rock, $280,000.
Davis Construction, 707 Wildcreek
Circle, Little Rock, $200,000.
Double A Remodeling, Inc.,
4713 Kavanaugh Blvd., Little Rock,
$185,000.
Method for Autonomous Vehicle Intru-
sion Counter-Measures. Issued to John
J. O’Brien of Farmington, David Winkle
of Bella Vista, Todd Mattingly of Benton-
ville, Robert Cantrell of Herndon, Va., and
Donald R. High of Noel, Mo. Assigned to
Walmart Apollo LLC of Bentonville.
Patent D866,287 S. Multipurpose Trucker
Tool. Issued to Allan Lee Broussard of
Sherwood.
Patent D866,609 S. Rising Side Riding
Mower. Issued to Warren Russell Long of
Batesville.
Patent D866,610 S and D866,610 S. Re-
cessed Element Riding Mower. Issued to
Warren Russell Long of Batesville.
Patent D866,611 S. Extending Element
Riding Mower. Issued to Warren Russell
Long of Batesville.
Patent D866,612 S. Rear Engine Riding
Mower. Issued to Warren Russell Long of
Batesville.
Patent D866,739 S. Filter. Issued to Lee
Pendleton Morgan and Tim Hudson, both
of Jonesboro. Assigned to Camfil USA Inc.
of Riverdale, N.J.
ALEXANDER Rachel Gray, 12901
Finch Court, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 13.
ALMA Mark Hillary Herring, 505 Cedar
Ave., Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
Shaun P. and Samantha Jo Maroney,
501A Oak Lane, Nov. 8, 2019, Chap-
ter 7.
ALMYRA Misha Tatatyana Murphy,
P.O. Box 16, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
ARKADELPHIA Raymond Marc and
Ashley Michelle Carozza, 38 Livingston
Lane, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
Stephanie Ann Thomas, 1632 A. Craw-
ford, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
ATKINS Amanda Darter (aka Amanda
Wilson), 1307 S.W. Third St., Nov. 7,
2019, Chapter 7.
AUSTIN Ruth Eleanor and John Lonzo
Wilson III, 65 Carriage Cove, Nov. 13,
2019, Chapter 13.
BATESVILLE Barbara Jean May, 2340
Locust Grove Road, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
BAUXITE Lori D. Long (aka Lori D.
Brand), 14900 West Sardis, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 13.
Sarah L. Tunstall and Jerry W. Brown
Jr., 2732 Bauxite Cutoff Road, Nov. 7,
2019, Chapter 13.
BEARDEN Joel C. Gray, 200 S. Cedar
St., Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
BELLA VISTA Jacqueline Lissette
Whitcomb, 5 Verwood Drive, Nov. 12,
2019, Chapter 13.
BENTON Ashley Bloom, 7824 Melody
Lane, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Brenda Phelps (aka Brenda Coleman,
Brenda Kyne), 2611 Spring Creek
Drive, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 13.
Cherron Jackson, 1820 Abbey Lane,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
Jamie Jamison, 1823 White Oak Circle,
Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 13.
Janet Bowers, 5607 Kentucky Road,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
John Edward Davis III, 1215 Meyers
Road, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Michelle Gibson, 3010 Pamela, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 7.
Porsche R. Sanders, 2803 Timbermist
Drive, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Shaquandra D. Walker, 6101 Alcoa
Road, Apt. 514, Nov. 11, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
Tony A. and Maressa A. Faas, 2101
Mulberry Salem Road, Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 13.
BENTONVILLE Melanie Elaina Wil-
son, 1308 S.W. Moberly Lane, No. 13,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
BERRYVILLE Landry B. and Kimberly
R. Weston, P.O. Box 776, Nov. 13,
2019, Chapter 13.
BLYTHEVILLE Cindy Lynn Byford, 624
Highland St., Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
Eric J. and Kamariah Bradford (fka Ka-
mariah Martin), 1310 Chickasawba St.,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
BONNERDALE Jacob Curtis and Vir-
ginia L. Pitts, 5898 Amity Road, Nov.
12, 2019, Chapter 7.
BONO Holly Renee Kelley, 54 County
Road 115, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
BRICKEYS Jennifer Andrews, P.O. Box
223, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 7.
BRYANT Alvin Moore, 4009 Stillman
Loop, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
CABOT Christopher L. and Michelle
L. Robbins (aka Michelle Cupples),
7 Timberwood Drive, Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 7.
CAMDEN Crystal Charmaine Walker,
822 Chestnut St., Nov. 12, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
David Bernard and Lisa Denise Billing-
sley (aka Lisa Ledbetter), 68 County
Road 450, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 13.
Deborah Kay Spoon, 1401 Harper
Ave., Apt. 3A, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
CARTHAGE Willie and Gail Toney Jr.,
P.O. Box 188, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 7.
CENTER RIDGE John Paul and Gea-
nette Latimer, 110 E Middleton Road,
Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
CENTERTON Barry Lynn Herder, 560
Woods Drive, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 7.
CHEROKEE VILLAGE Reginald R.
Shaw, 16 Conasauqua Drive, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 7.
CLEVELAND Clint T. Black, 15793 Ark.
95 W., Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
CONWAY Glenn E. Macon, P.O. Box
10365, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Robert R. Murphy, 137 Grand Falls,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
DE QUEEN James and Krystal Yandell
(adba James Yandell Logging, LLC),
836 West Line Road, Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 13.
DE WITT Houston L. Thompson, 19
N. Forks Lagrue Road, Nov. 12, 2019,
Chapter 13.
DES ARC Everett Barrentine Jr., P.O.
Box 241, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
DIERKS Elvin Ray and Kaylee Irene
Wilson Sr., P.O. Box 590, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
DONALDSON Jerry B. Wingo, 101
Wingland Road, Nov. 8, 2019, Chap-
ter 7.
DOVER Vickie and Wayne Ward, 114
Tanager Drive, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter
13.
EL DORADO Luther Ray and Ella
Jean Gill, 627 Champagnolle Road,
Apt. D1, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
ELKINS Jennifer L. Jones, 2126 Hid-
den Meadows St., Nov. 8, 2019, Chap-
ter 7.
ENGLAND Hayden Burress (aka
Hayden Stuckey), 100 Westchester
Lane, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 13.
FARMINGTON Mikayla Riane Heinrich
(aka Mikayla Heinrich, Mikayla R. Hein-
rich, Mikayla Muessig, Mikayla Riane
Ranae McMillan), 21705 W. Ark. 72,
Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
GREENBRIER Judith ODonnell, 1
Dunwood Drive, Nov. 13, 2019, Chap-
ter 7.
Kala and Bryan Padgett, 36 North Hills
Drive, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Kevin Dean Clark, 7 Tanzanite Drive,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
Michael C. and Jessica M. Cusack,
67 Wilson Farm Road, Nov. 9, 2019,
Chapter 13.
GURDON Carrie Marion (aka Carrie
Leon, Carrie Walters, Carrie Fuller),
814 Old Whelen, Nov. 11, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
HARDY James Lavon and Mary Pau-
lette Sawyer, 16 Dusty Lane, Nov. 13,
2019, Chapter 7.
HARRISBURG Stephen Chadwick
Johnson (fdba Johnson Laser Grad-
ing, LLC, Nextar Construction, LLC,
SPC Construction, LLC; aka Chad
Johnson), 9371 Ark. 163, Nov. 11,
2019, Chapter 7.
HARRISON David Lee and Kathryn
Therese Youngblood, 254 Carr Court,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
Eugene Alan and Pamela McLeod Per-
ry, 4329 Wagner Loop, Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Patricia Lynn Gray, 3708 Shields Drive,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
Timothy Duane Clewette (fdba Handy-
man Plus Roofing & Construction,
HMP), 109 Rushing Ave., Nov. 11,
2019, Chapter 7.
HELENA–WEST HELENA Betty L.
Mooney, 1305 Cherry St., Nov. 7, 2019,
Chapter 13.
Nancy Heard (aka Nancy Holder), 715
Cooke St., Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
HENSLEY Roben Sullivant (aka Ro-
ben Johnson, Roben Keen), 21553
Crab Apple Circle, Nov. 13, 2019,
Chapter 13.
HOLLY GROVE Pinkie Smith, P.O. Box
51, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
HOPE Luis M. and Kristi Michelle Ri-
vera, 220 N. Pine St., Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 13.
HOT SPRINGS Billy G. Luckett, 1310
Thornton Ferry Road, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Charity L. Nelson, 1429 McClendon
Road, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
Edward David and Judy l. Morrow, 160
San Juan St., Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter
13.
Laura Gail Merritt, 200 Lakeland Drive,
Apt. B15, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 7.
HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE Joseph R.
and Kristin L. Stevens, 2 Hondo Lane,
Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 13.
JACKSONVILLE Marcus Olden Jr.,
1720 Pilot Court, Nov. 13, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
Sharavion Robinson, 1519 Johnson
St., Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
JESSIEVILLE Doris Jean Wiles, 1637
Tabor Mountain Road, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Linda F. Bean, P.O. Box 171, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 7.
JONESBORO Christopher Alexander
and Lasha Erin Ishmael (dba Ishmael
Development, LLC, CR Ishmael Com-
pany, Inc.; aka Lasha Erin Simpkins)
604 County Road 464, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Ethan E. Glover, 5935 Rees Road Apt.
267, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
Justin Gale and Misty Dawn Harris
(dba Harris Services; fka Misty D. Car-
penter, Misty D. Spencer), 2305 Shef-
field Drive, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
Justin Paul Hall (dba Hall’s Foam Insu-
lation), 2101 Clark St., Nov. 13, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Larry W. Bogard, 90 County Road 486,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
Patricia Faye Robertson, 495 County
Road 108, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
KEO Eloise Irving, P.O. Box 41, Nov.
11, 2019, Chapter 13.
LITTLE ROCK Chiquita James, 30
Ayla Drive, Apt. E-302, Nov. 13, 2019,
Chapter 13.
Crystal N. Green, 1400 Hanger St.,
Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
David C. Burger, 68 Point West Circle,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
Donte L. Howard, 7315 Debbie Drive,
Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
Douglas Aguilar-Meda, 6011 W. 53rd
St., Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
Edwina T. Mosby, 308 S. University
Ave. Apt. 2213, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 7.
Freda Maxwell, 10918 Lancelot, Nov. 7,
2019, Chapter 13.
Gia M. Rist, 15000 Chenal Parkway,
Apt. G102, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
Javier Paredes-Vasquez, 38 Regina
Circle, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Jocelyn J. Wright, P.O. Box 214, Nov.
11, 2019, Chapter 7.
Kendra Russell, 9300 Treasure Hills
Road, Apt. 308, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter
13.
Larhonda Lowe, 2403 Center St., Nov.
13, 2019, Chapter 13.
Lena M. Robinson, 5514 Perkins St.,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
Lureana Wilson, 3209 W. 23rd St., Nov.
7, 2019, Chapter 13.
Priscilla Jackson (aka Priscilla Green-
law), 7503 S. Lancaster Road, Nov. 12,
2019, Chapter 13.
Sarah L. Waleszonia, 3730 McDaniel
Circle, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 7.
Sharon Owens (aka Sharon Horne),
7808 W. 24th St., Unit B, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 13.
Sonya Holmes (aka Sonya Bell, Sonya
Burns), 4408 John Barrow Road, Nov.
13.
MAYNARD Lyman J. and Margaret A.
King Jr., 99 Crismon St., Nov. 13, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Michael Aaron and Cassandra Daun
Hackworth (fdba Backwoods Bait and
Supply, LLC), 2221 Doc Gray Road,
Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 13.
MC CRORY William Adams, 5368 Ark.
37, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
MC GEHEE William G. and Talitha
L. Hogue, 924 Ark. 1 North, Nov. 11,
2019, Chapter 13.
MOUNTAIN HOME Martha S. Hyde,
625 South Cardinal Drive, Apt. 19, Nov.
8, 2019, Chapter 7.
NORTH LITTLE ROCK Antoine Gilbert
Seyer, 1112 Crest Road, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
David M. Leatherwood, 13810 Clinton
Road, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 7.
Jaquita Lindsey, 1419 W. 10th St., Nov.
8, 2019, Chapter 7.
Keondra Washington, 504 Jamison St.,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
Tabatha M. Burgess, 4000 Belwood
Drive, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
OARK Reginald and Hazel Saucier,
2048 County Road 4160, Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 7.
OSCEOLA Debra F. Moore, 142 W.
Circle Drive, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
PARAGOULD Brian K. and Crystal L.
Baldwin, 3401 Case St., Nov. 7, 2019,
Chapter 13.
Debra L. Blankenship (fka Debra L.
Coffel), 5602 Mark St., Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 7
Eric and Amanda Mauldin, 200 South
Rockingchair Road, Nov. 11, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Michael Paul Eubanks, 152 Toma Jean
Drive, Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 13.
Michael Sean DeLine, 1 David Cove,
Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Robyn Lynn Thorn, 1700 Wedgewood,
Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Scotty Columbus Mace, 1304 County
715 Road, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 7.
Susan Faye Swindle, 5748 Ark. 358 B,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 7.
PARIS Judy L. Pennington, P.O. Box
173, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
PEA RIDGE Nathan W. and Staci R.
Vernon, 1705 Gaines St., Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 13.
PERRYVILLE Paul and Cindy Dixon,
313 A. Plum St., Nov. 8, 2019, Chap-
ter 7.
PINE BLUFF Debra L. Woods, 7934
Old Warren Road, Nov. 12, 2019,
Chapter 13.
Eric Irby, 5 Hunters Green, Nov. 13,
2019, Chapter 13.
Howard Dirk and Sherry Jean Cottrell,
7207 Middle Warren Road, Nov. 12,
2019, Chapter 7.
Jerrye Randell Norsey, 3311 Miramar
Drive, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Joseph Chad Solida, 6505 Nevins
Road, Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 7.
Lamon Mayo, P.O. Box 9481, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 13.
May C. Neal, 1407 T.L. Kimbrell Drive,
Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter 13.
Reese Lamorris Edwards, 500 Park
Place, Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 13.
Yakima Rayshele Lovette, 3301 Ridge-
way Road, A-2, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter
13.
PRAIRIE GROVE Rhonda Marie
Yepez, 321 Wayne Villines Road, Nov.
13, 2019, Chapter 7.
RAVENDEN Charles Randall Massey,
128 Hill Gray Road, Nov. 7, 2019,
Chapter 13.
REYNO Marilyn Dianna Harris, P.O.
Box 215, Nov. 11, 2019, Chapter 7.
ROGERS Angelo Amabile, 4312 W.
Woodview Drive, Nov. 11, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
Jamie Rae Robison (aka Jayme Rae
Robison), 1500 Monte Ne Road, Nov.
12, 2019, Chapter 13.
RUSSELLVILLE Aaron and Robbie L.
Spainhour, 221 Laredo Ave., Nov. 7,
2019, Chapter 7.
Angela Fawn Johnson (fka Angela
Byrd, Angela Smith), 2206 S. Hartford
Cove, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 7.
SEARCY Denise M. and William
Smith, 601 N. Maple St., Nov. 8, 2019,
Chapter 13.
SHERIDAN David Darrell Snyder, 1308
N. Main St. No. 2, Nov. 11, 2019, Chap-
ter 13.
SHERWOOD Eric Young, 504 Autumn-
brook Circle, Nov. 8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Keturah Rucker, 9901 Brockington
Road, Apartment H-14, Nov. 7, 2019,
Chapter 7.
Pete J. Overton, 224 E. Lee Ave., Nov.
8, 2019, Chapter 7.
Shana Young, 10416 Farris Ave., Nov.
8, 2019, Chapter 13.
Shanlandra Clemons (fka Shanlandra
Samuel), 5902 Leabrook Lane, Nov. 7,
2019, Chapter 13.
SPARKMAN Sam A. and Venesia V.
Marlar, 100 Ark. 128, Nov. 12, 2019,
Chapter 7.
SPRINGDALE Michael J. Mitchell (aka
Mike J. Mitchell, Mike Mitchell), 5682
Amber Drive, Nov. 9, 2019, Chapter 13.
Whitley Michelle Bond, 1911 Sweetwa-
ter Ranch Ave., Nov. 7, 2019, Chapter
13.
William C. Freeman, 512 Holcomb St.,
Nov. 12, 2019, Chapter 13.
STAR CITY Larry B. Williams (aka Lar-
ry Williams, I), 201 Alfred Lane, Nov. 8,
2019, Chapter 13.
TILLAR Damarius Hussey, 104 Church
St., Nov. 13, 2019, Chapter 13.
TRUMANN Glenn Edward Hannon,