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Nevada County Picayune and Gurdon Times Newspaper Archive |
BoughtonMrs. Willie HooksPublished Wednesday, March 15, 2000 in the Nevada County Picayune The big news for sports fans this week is the Arkansas basketball team, which won the Southeastern Conference tournament. Everett Orren, Tom Wilson, Cliff Chism, Jim Meador and John Gann enjoyed the tournament together at different places, with plenty of refreshments. Bennie and Delight Blount and family of Murfreesboro visited his mother, Mae Blount, Sunday. Brenda Hickey and children also visited Mae. Ashley Beck and Alex Ridgell spent Saturday night with Papaw Herbie Ridgell. Hazel Jones visited her sister-in-law, Annie Mae Hooks, Sunday. Jimmy Brown and family have sold their home in Boughton and moved near Cross Roads Church on the Delight Highway. Edgar White and son Michael spent one night last week with Fate House of Powderly, Texas. Our son, Willie Hugh, spent Tuesday and Tuesday night with us. Other visitors were Herbie Ridgell and Theo and Cherri Flaherty Sunday afternoon. Faye House is home from rehab. Everett and Chloe Orren visited her and her husband Lenord and their daughter, Lonnie Jo Moore, of Michigan, who is spending a while with her parents. John Adam Brown spent Saturday night with his grandmother, Syble Brown. Lawner West visited Syble during the week. Don and Gaye Shelton and grandchildren, Maria and Nick, visited Mildred Johnson Sunday. Barbara and Baber Butler have sold their beautiful home on Highway 24 to a family from California, but I failed to get their name. Search | Nevada County Picayune by date | Gurdon Times by date |
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