Here are the stories in the Wednesday, February 11, 1998 edition of Gurdon Times
- Chamber Crowd Largest Ever; Several Honored
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- Gurdon's annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet, held Monday night in the Gurdon High School cafetorium, was filled with laughter and joy.
- Gov. Announces Future Plans
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- Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee said he will most likely announce his political intentions sometime in March.
- Childres To Seek New Term As Marshall
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- Text of story not available.
- Rep. Percy Malone Seeking Reelection
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- PERCY MALONE
- Williams Candidate For Clerk
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- Text of story not available.
- Youth Suicide Prevention Week Is Planned
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- Attorney General Winston Bryant is encouraging Arkansans to observe March 2-8, as Youth Suicide Prevention Week in Arkansas by participating in local activities to heighten awareness about suicide prevention.
- First State Bank Promotes Three
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- John R. French, president of First State Bank in Gurdon, has announced recent promotions of three long term bankers on behalf of the bank's management and board of directors.
- Native Tapped For Spot On Commission
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- Roy Albert, a native of Gurdon, has been named assistant commissioner of Arkansas Rehabilitation Services' (ARS) Program Planning, Development and Evaluation section.
- Community News
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- By Jerine Hatley
- St. Jude Set To Raise Funds Locally
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- St. Jude Children's Research Hospital announced today that Debbie White, youth director for First United Methodist Church of Gurdon, has been chosen to coordinate a fund-raising event in Gurdon for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
- Go-Devils Win Conference With Victory Over Geneoa
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- Gurdon's senior boys maintained their number one status in Class A basketball, but, more importantly, won the conference outright Tuesday night with a 60-50 win over Genoa Central.
- Lady Go-Devils End Week With Two Strong Wins
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- When Genoa and Gurdon senior girls first met this season, the Lady Devils eked out a three- point win.
- Tourneys Set
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- It's tournament time for teams in the 7A Central district.
- Pee Wee Ball Begins
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- Even though the Gurdon Go-Devils and Lady Devils are still fighting it out on the hardwood, pee wee basketball has begun in Gurdon.
- Deaths
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- Howard Jackson Ferguson
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- Howard Jackson Ferguson, 68, of Gurdon, died Tuesday, February 3, 1998.
- Della Grayson
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- Delia Grayson, 65,of Scottsboro Ala., formerly of Gurdon, died Tues-day, February 3, 1998.
- Otis Costin
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- Otis Costin, 75, of Gurdon died Friday, February 6, 1998.
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