Here are the stories in the Wednesday, November 3, 1999 edition of Gurdon Times
- City Buys Furniture, New Phone System
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- Bids for furniture and a new telephone system were opened at a special meeting of the Gurdon City Council.
- Report On IP Given To CCIC
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- Using a tag-team effort, Kurt Krepplin and Don Morehead explained what's going on at International Paper Co. in Gurdon.
- Equipment Problems Discussed
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- Gurdon's Water and Sewer Commission discussed its expensive backhoe problems.
- Gurdon Rattles Murfreesboro, 28-6
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- Murfreesboro had two problems coming into the game with Gurdon Friday night.
- Syble E. Robbins
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- Syble E. Robbins, 78, died Wed., Oct. 27, 1999, at Heather Manor South Nursing Home in Hope.
- Wilma Wise
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- Wilma Wise, 78, of Richardson, Texas, died Mon., Oct. 25, 1999.
- Brenda Diane Blanton
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- Brenda Diane Mathis Blanton, 57, a non-smoker of Sherman, Texas, died Wed., Oct. 27, 1999, after a five-year courageous battle with lung cancer.
- Minnie Mary Ann Hughes
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- Minnie Mary Ann Hughes, 88, of Whelen Springs died Saturday, October 30 1999.
- J.B. Harwell
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- J.B. Harwell, 75, of Gurdon died Fri., Oct. 29, 1999.
- Recycling Program To Begin
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- Starting Sat., Nov. 6, residents of Gurdon and this area can recycle newspapers, aluminum cans and household corrugated cardboard.
- Golden Oldies
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- Thursday of last week, Beatrice Stafford, Eulah Wilson and myself were the judges of the first fourth-grade drug free posters at Gurdon Primary School. All their posters were very good, so it was hard to choose.
- FYI
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- The city of Gurdon reminds residents the storm sirens are tested every Wednesday at 12:00 noon. Sirens are not tested during inclement weather.
- Wal-Mart Supercenter Opens In Arkadelphia
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- A cerulean blue sky greeted those on hand for the grand opening of Arkadelphia's Wal- Mart Supercenter Wednesday, Oct. 27.
- Club News
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- Trash to Treasure was the program given to the Red Springs Extension Homemakers Club by Betty Cook, cultural arts, clothing and textiles leader, at the Gurdon Municipal building Oct. 14.
- Military News
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- Army National Guard Pvt. Latasha R. Berry has graduated from basic military training at Fort Leonard Wood near Waynesville, Mo., under the split-option program. The program allows high school students between their junior and senior years to attend and co...
- Rape Workshop Held
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- Cabe Middle School students were visited October 20 by Melissa Buck, volunteer coordinator and Shirley Allen, executive director for the Courage House in Arkadelphia.
- GHS Band Preparing
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- Once again the Gurdon Go-Devils marching band has taken care of business. And once again it is preparing for one of the most important contests in this area.
- Classy Moments
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- Red Ribbon week was celebrated at Cabe Middle School in various ways. Each student was given a red ribbon on Monday and they were to wear the ribbon each day. During first period, a name was drawn and if that person was wearing the ribbon they were given...
- Soccer Camp Set
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- The varsity soccer program at Ouachita Baptist University, in conjunction with the Arkansas State Soccer Association, will sponsor a clinic for prospective entry level coaches Nov. 12-14.
- Crafters Needed
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- The Artesian Arts League of Prescott is still looking for crafters who want to sell their wares at the first annual craft bazaar to be held November 20 from 9:00 to 5:00 at the Nevada County Fairgrounds.
- Community News
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- Revival services will continue tonight and tomorrow night at 7:00 at Greater Pleasant Hill Baptist Church in Arkadelphia. Everyone is welcome. Evangelist for the revival is Rev. D.R.. Crosseley, pastor of St. Mark Baptist Church in Hot Springs. Rev. C.W. ...
- 4-H News
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- The Terre Noire 4-H Club has made the most of the month of October.
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