The El Dorado Times from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 6

Times- -Friday, February 26, 1971 Municipal Court Judge J. G. Ragsdale presiding over Municipal Court, county division, Friday morning levied fines against eight persons on the docket. Forfeiting $125 bonds and having their driver's licenses revoked for periods of 30 days were E. L.

Wadlington, Rt. 5, El Dorado; and Pete Kilgore, Rt. 4, El Dorado. Others fined were Imogene B. Ware, Rt.

2, Homer, $10 and costs for passing on yellow line; Morris Sinclair, Box 110 A Norphlet, $10 and costs for expired driver's license; James R. Hollis, Rt. 2, Spears ville, and costs for following delose: Tessie Culp of Lake Village, $10 and costs each on charges of speeding and driving left of the center; and James T. Bolding, Rt. 2, Strong, $10 and costs for speeding.

About Town Mr. and Mrs. Clem Gills, Route 3, El Dorado, are the parents of a daughter born February 24 at Union Memorial Hospital. A son was born February 25 at Union Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs.

Gary G. Wright, 1621 W. Hillsboro St. At Union Memorial Hospital on February 25, Mr. and Mrs.

Larry LeCurry, Route 1, El Dorado, became the parents of a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. Leverett, 1022 Craig announce the birth of a son on February 25 at Union Memorial Hospital.

The Union County Singing Class will meet at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Mount Union Baptist Church. The County Clerk's office issued marriage licenses Thursday to William E. Ray and Mrs. Barbara H.

Ray, and to A. W. Briggs and Mrs. Emma Marjorie Mills. EXPLANATION The Theo Sawyer listed in the Municipal Court column of Monday's El Dorado Times for driving while intoxicated is not the Theo Sawyer who owns and operates a garage on East Main Street.

Markets Courtesy Schneider, Bernet Hickman, Inc. 117 North Jefferson Ave. NOON PRICES ArkLa Gas Co. Unch Great Lakes Chem. 10 Kinark Oil Unch Cooper Rubber Co.

Georgia Pacific Unch Monsanto Co. Unch Murphy Oil Corp. 3414 Olin Math. 22 St. Oil of Ind.

Texas Eastern U.S. Industries Unch Gold mining revival NOME, Alaska (UPI) Gold mining that was the backbone of the economy in this far northern town at the turn of the century, is being revived. The SS Nenana on its last voyage of 1970 brought a large drilling rig which will be used in a joint program of two Houston, Tex. firms to seek gold beneath the sands of the shallow Bering Sea. nesses.

Survivors include a son, W. M. (Joe) Norris of Strong; two daughters, Mrs. Paul J. Pratt of Natchitoches, and Mrs.

Billy Spells of Huttig; her mother, Mrs. Lena Lewis of Strong: two sisters. Mrs. H. M.

Pratt of El Dorado and Mrs. Barbara Waters of Strong; 11 grandchildren; and one great grandchild. Funeral services were at 2 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Rumph Mortuary with James Darracott and the Rev. Harold Diffie officiating.

Burial was in Norris Cemetery under direction of Rumph Mortuary. The family will be at the W. M. Norris residence on the Pigeon Hill Road. Active pallbearers will be C.C.

Munford, Duaine Pratt, Hays Frisby, Ernest Frisby, Earl Herring and W.B. Turberville. A TIMELESS MEMORIAL For friendly counsel without obligation, we invite you to see US about the selection of a family monument. EL DORADO MONUMENT WORKS 1050 Champagnolle 6-El Dorado (Ark.) El Dorado Obituaries MRS. BEULAH HARPER Funeral services for Mrs.

Beulah Harper, 81, of 402 Pacific Gladewater, a former resident of Norphlet, were held Monday at the First Baptist Church in Gladewater with the Rev. G.A. Stanfield officiating. Interment was in Memorial Park under direction of Stone Funeral Home. Mrs.

Harper died Saturday following a brief illness. She had lived in Gladewater for three years and was a member of the Baptist church there. She was a native of Union County and resided in Norphlet for many years. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. D.R.

Cain, Gladewater, and Mrs. E.C. Lewis, Berkeley, three sons, Doyle Harper, Freedom, Curtis Harper, Lockport, and Don R. Harper, Des Plaines, one sister, Mrs. C.L.

Stocks, Norphlet, 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. JOHN M. NELSON John Millard Nelson, 81, of Rt. 1, Huttig, died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital following a lengthy illness. Born at Strong Jan.

27, 1890, he was the son of Charlie and Alice Bolding Nelson. Mr. Nelson was a lifelong resident of Union County and a member of Bolding Methodist Church. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Ophelia Nelson, Huttig; two sons, Hilton Nelson, El Dorado, and Jack Nelson, Huttig; four daughters, Mrs.

Tim Anderson, Norphlet, Mrs. Bennie Dunn, Huttig, and Mrs. Fred Hudson and Mrs. Perry Williams, both of El Dorado; three brothers, T. S.

Nelson, El Dorado, and C. L. Nelson and W. H. Nelson, both of Huttig; one sister, Mrs.

H. C. Snell, Huttig; 14 grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Jack Mayfield Methodist Church of Huttig with the Rev.

Robert Jackson and the Rev. Ralph Mann officiating. Burial will follow at the Old Lapile Cemetery under the direction of Rumph Mortuary. Pallbearers will be Parnell Bolding, Percy Snell, Ray Nelson, Jim Freeman, Bruce Nelson and Monroe Taylor. The family will be at the home of Mrs.

Perry Williams, 1322 Essie in El Dorado. DONALD R. CLARK SR. Donald Rodgers Clark 48, of 1333 Wilson died Tuesday in a local hospital. Born in Union County, May 13, 1922.

he was the son of Emmitt and Idell Nute Clark. He was a member of Little Hope Baptist Church and an employe of Union Tire Co. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Johnette Williams, Chicago, Mrs. Gloria J.

Bradford, Miss Gwendolyn Clark and Miss Deborah K. Clark, all of El Dorado; six sons, Sgt. Donald R. Clark San Diego, Airman 1.C. Walter L.

Clark, Da Nang, Vietnam, Marvin L. Clark, John R. Clark, Ronald C. Clark and Wallace B. Clark, all of El Dorado: his mother of El Dorado; and five grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in East Side Baptist Church with the Rev. G. C. Cook officiating.

Burial will follow in Little Hope Cemetery, Lockhart, under the direction of Sims Mortuary. ROSS BUFFINGTON Ross Buffington of Dubach, died Feb. 20 in Oakland, Calif. His survivors include one sister. Mrs.

Eula Holly, El Dorado: two daughters, Mrs. Clarice Mason, Ruston, and Patricia Buffington, Dubach, and one son, Willie Lee Buffington. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. in Dubach, La. MRS.

LUCILLE NELSON Mrs. Lucille Norris Nelson, 58, of fRt. 2. Strong, died Thursday morning in a local hospital from injuries received Tuesday in a Louisiana auto accident. A local physician said Mrs.

Nelson died of internal injuries after being involved in the accident between Monroe and Rayville. No other details of the accident were available. Mrs. Nelson was born Aug. 31, 1912 in the New London Community and was the daughter of William A.

and Lena Frisby Turbeville. She was a lifelong resident of Union County and was a member of the El Dorado Jehovah Wit- FRIENDS DESERVE THE COMFORT OF FLOWERS EL DORADO. FLORIST 305 Cordell-863-7185 Opal Victor Lawton Owners Auto Accidents Denver, clear 47 22 Day and Time: Friday, 9:18 Weather Detroit, cloudy 47 34 Location: 410 W. Cedar St. News Conference Slated Des Moines, rain 32 37 a.m.

Dr. Paul El Dorado vice of the El Fairbanks, clear 6 -16 Drivers Involved: Ruth D. announced that Dorado School Board, holds a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Fort Worth, cloudy 61 54 .52 Henley, Henley, president surgeon, Friday Blevins, 220 S. Bradley he will meet the Saturday seat which is contested in the ighLowPr. Helena, cloudy 34 23 press parking Richard D.

Dumas, 304 Summit in an 11 a.m. press conference in March 9 elections. Albany, fog 41 15 Honolulu, clear 82 67 Location: Holiday Inn parking lot. Day and Time: Thursday, 6:55 p.m. Drivers Involved: Carrie Brown, 316 W.

Oak John Allen Coon Kansas City, Mo. Investigating Officers: Patrolmen Logan Buckwalter and C. Prestridge. St. Investigating Officer: Patrolman Felton Morgan Location: Main and Jackson Streets Day and Time: Friday, 9:15 a.m.

Drivers Involved: Waymon L. Kendricks, Box 1251, El Dorado, his office at 700 W. Faulkner St. At the meeting, Dr. Henley will reveal his plans for the upcoming school elections.

Dr. Jackie A. Myers, Camden. Investigating Officers: Lt. M.

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