Here are the stories in the Wednesday, September 22, 2004 edition of Gurdon Times
- Gurdonn students meet at the pole
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- Gurdon High School Principal Leonard Gills said Wednesday morning marked nine or 10 years that he knows of students gathering around the United States flag pole in front of the school to pray for the school and other pertinent issues.
"I announced it yest...
- Food drive branches to Southwest Arkansas
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- A food drive program, to keep the shelves full for churches and other non-profit givers of the community, had its first load delivered from California Tuesday on 2nd Street in Gurdon.
The semi-truck, full of nonperishable canned goods, diapers and other "...
- Game celebration last week leads to horseplay at Sonic
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- After a 14-13 football win last Friday night, it was time for nearly 200 teenagers to swarm to Sonic on Main Street in Gurdon.
This was not unusual, as it is normal for teens to eat, drink and be merry there. Mary Smith, manager, said she encourages it be...
- Festival pageant sets rehearsals
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- The Forest Festival Pageant rehearsal times have been set up for the day of the pageant, Saturday, Sept. 25, at the Gurdon High School cafetorium.
Billy Wells, pageant organizer, said rehearsals for the Tiny Miss will be from 9-9:30 a.m. that day; 9:30-10...
- Gurdon Go-Devils slip by Junction City Dragons, 18-15
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- It was an important victory on Friday night when the Gurdon Go-Devils came out and shut down the Junction City Dragons during the first half and held them the second for an 18-15 Go-Devils win.
Gurdon Go-Devil Assistant Coach Hank Lewis said, "Our kids ca...
- John's Journeys
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- Well folks, I rented a house. It is form Miles McKenzie at 805 North Elm, at the intersection of Highway 67 and 53.
By the time you read this, hopefully my gas and lights will be on. I got myself a double bed over the weekend so I can now stretch out in m...
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