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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1995 THE MADISON COUNTY RECORD, HUNTSVILLE, ARKANSAS PAGE5K. Kingston Resident Wins Award In AHTD Roadeo So long as we love we serve; so long as we are loved by others, i would almost say that we are indispensable; and no man is unleiv he has a friend. -Robert Louis Stevenson BY MRS. MELVIN "MAGGARd" he? Amanda were the Rev. and Mrs.

Porter Bryant of Venus community. Wednesday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Bug Eaton and Ben and Dotson Collins. Sunday visitors, dinner and supper guests were Mr.

and Mrs. Allan Manen, Tiffany and Cheyanne of Cave Mt. community, and Mr. and Mrs. Stacey Villines and Kaylea of Fayetteville.

Friday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wyatt of Berry yille. Congratulations to the 102 Madison County residents who took part in the 3rd annual Community Health Check at the Huntsville Clinic A special congratulations to Anna Hunt who won a $50 savings bond from First State Bank of Huntsville. Special thanks to Kellie Calico and Grace Burgess from Dr.

J. H. McAIister's office for doing vision tests. Huntsville Clinic Communities Home Health Hospice Care "Specializing in You" is you are invited to a Kenny Riley, left, of Kingston receives a first place plaque for Backhoe event from Highway Commission Chairman L.W. "Bill" Clark.

October 15 18 at the Nearly 70 AHTD employees from all 10 districts competed in the TractorLowboy, Tandem Axle -Dump Truck, Single Axle Dump Truck, TractorMower, Backhoe, and Motor Patrol events. The events tested their skill and dexterity with obstacle courses and other challenges. "The department's equipment operators work hard to keep our highways safe and in good condition," said Highway Commission Chairman L.W. "Bill" Clark. "Roadeo is a way of showing appreciation for a job well done." "'RroadetHser njoyabl-fF everyone, but it has a serious purpose," said AHTD Director Dan Flowers.

"Roadeo events test real skills that these employees use every day." Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department employee Kenny Riley of Kingston won first place in the Backhoe event and third place in Motor Patrol event Sept. 20 at the 1995 Equipment Operators' Roadeo, held at the AHTD Central Shops in Little Rock. Riley, a backhoefront end loader operator with the Madison County Area Maintenance Crew, traveled to the statewide Roadeo alter taking first place in his events at the District 9 Semi-Final Roadeo at Harrison. This is his third con- Backhoe event. Joey Fierro of Kingston, a single axle truck driver with the Madison County Area, Maintenance Crew, competed in Tandem Axle Dump Truck.

Forum Church of Christ lOjyyiSunday October 15 This first day of October was a beautiful one. We attended decoration at the Carpenter Cemetery and at Eagle Gap Cemetery. Others from this community who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett, Mr.

and Mrs. Boyd Lyman, Mr. and MrsBug Eaton, Norman and Bernie Samuels, and Hurshel Johnson. Our singing Saturday night was well attended. Visitors were Keith and Katherin Easterling of Aurora, Jean Kilpatrick of Hunlsville, Mrs.

Golda Brandenburg and Jonie Henderson and family of Witter. We were happy to have these people, as well as all who attended. Specials were performed by Otto Bryant, Maxine Forster and a quartet made up of Ewell Parson, Dale and Fonda Callaway, and Otto Bryant and his guitar. Oleta Johnson and I did a couple. Otto accompanied all on his guitar.

We missed Loyd (Putts) Keck and his guitar; maybe next time. The Easterlings and Jean Kilpatrick visited before the singing with us. Saturday night visitors of Earl Whirley were Floyd Dain of Nob Hill, Flonie Masner of Rogers, and Martha AnnGoodall of Springdale. Earl said they played agood game of42. Thursday supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Hurshel Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. Press Thomas of Witter. The Johnsons had Friday supper with Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Thomas, Brandon and Kris of Sonora. They visited Wednesday night with Elder and Mrs.Layton Porter in the Venus community. Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Bennett enjoyed Wednesday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Ras Gray in Pettigrew. They had Saturday dinner with her mother, Mrs. Ruby Johnson, in New Home community.

A Friday visitor of the Bennetts was Jim Bennett. Saturday evening visitors were Mrs. Fern Thornberry and Chad. Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Thornberry, Christy, Katie and Chad, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennett, and Mrs. Ruby Johhson. Sunday visitors and dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Johnson were Mrs. Stacey Johnson, Sean, Heather, William, Karen and Deidre of St. Paul. Mr.

and Mrs. Bug Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Samuels enjoyed a bluegrass festival Saturday at Lake Hinkle. Saturday afternoon visitors and supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arvel Edwards were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Watkins of Springdale. A weekend visitor was Harold McCoy of Springdale.

The Edwards visited Sunday of last week with Mrs. Helen Ficht of Kingston. A visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett from Monday evening until Thursday morning was Mrs.

Lenette Taylor of Rogers. Wednesday night visitors were Frank, Collins and Wilma Carney of Elkins. A Saturday visitor and dinner guest was Jeremy Bryant of Fayetteville. Patricia Maggard was a Monday overnight visitor of Mrs. Ruby Myers of Venus community.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bryant and Laura visited Saturday afternoon and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Chance Bryant and Brianna of Elm Springs.

Saturday visitors and dinner 7:30 P.M. October 15 18 Delbert McLoud Jt Preacher 44-1 1. 1 Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lyndall Van Brunt were Mr.

and Mrs. Lonny Allie and Shelby of Siloam Springs. Miss Shanon Williams of Russellville was a Sunday overnight visitor. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mrs. Stephanie Fancher and Jesse.

A Friday visitor and dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Lyman was Connie Lyman of Huntsville. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr.and Mrs. T.B.

Lyman and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lyman, Brittany and Kendra of Reynolds Mt. community. Saturday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin Bennett, T.J. and Kayla were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Tacketi of Washington state, and Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Allison of Pinnacle. Berle Nelson of Huntsville was a Saturday afternoon visitor. Sunday visitors and dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Stanley Allison, Tyler and Parker of Springdale. Billy Carter and Arvel Ingram of Winsburrow, were Saturday visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Johnson, Jeremy and Jennifer had Sunday dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. Tom JacksonoT Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bennett visited Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs.

Dale Williams of Marble. They visited Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Chance Bryant and Brianna of Springdale. They also visited in Northwest Medical Center with Mrs.

Rebecca Silius and Mrs. Georgia Williams and in the Rehab Center with Mrs. Rachel Stepp. Iliey visited Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Hackler in Fayetteville. Thursday dinner guests of the Bennetts were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bennett and' Otto Bennett. Mrs.

Janice Jordan and Scolty visited Thursday with Mrs. Ruby Johnson in New Home community. Janice visited with Mrs. Irene Eaton of St. Paul.

A Friday overnight visitor of the Jordans was Brandon Harp. Monday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thornberry were Mrs. Janice Jordan, Mrs.

Charlotte Haire and Kendall. Mrs. Thornberry visited Mrs. Shirley Jacksrift Of Aurora. Tuesday she visited in Mcadowview Lodge with J.D.

Johnson and other relatives and friends. A Thursday dinner guest of the Thomberrys was Coy Collins. Friday supper guests were Mr. and. Mrs.

Charles Thornberry, Christy, Katie and Chad, Jeff Haire, Courtney and Kendall. Other visitors were Mrs. Terry Johnson and Kaylea. Mrs. Thornberry and Chad visited Mrs.

Ruby Johnson. She and Doug visited Sunday in Goshen with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hawkins. We visited Tuesday night with Mrs.

Ethel Williams and Craig and enjoyed a bowl of chili with them that Craig had made. It sure was gtxxl. Thanks for inviting us. Mr. Jamie Boyd of Goshen visited at the gate Saturday with us.

Mrs. Linda Bennett bad Monday dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Allison. Rocky Martin of Pettigrew was a Friday1 overnight and Saturday dinner guest of the Bennetts.

Our mountain across the river turned to a brilliant color overnight. LOCATION: 8 mllee north of HunUvllle. on Highway 23 to Junction 23 and 127 (Forum, Turn right on Hwy. 127, go 12 mile to auction alt or mile aaal ol HunUvllle, on Highway 412 lo Highway 127, go north 4 12 mile. Welch lor eigne.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1995 9:00 A.M. REAL ESTATE 2 BEDROOM. 1 FULL BATH LOG HOME APPROXIMATELY 1600 SO. PLUS 1100 SO. FT.

BASEMENT WITH 14 BATH 1 CANNING KITCHEN, NATIVE STONE FIREPLACE, OAK A CARPET FLOOR, SUN ROOM. LOTS OF QUALITY WORK IN THIS HOME, 50' 24' 3 CAR GARAGE WITH STORAGE, 20' 12' WOOD SHED, 13' 14' STORAGE, 45 30' WORKSHOP A STORAGE, 22' 35' STORAGE AREA, WELL OR RURAL WATER. LOTS OF NICE SHADE TREES, NICE SETTING, 4 ACRES ML. MUST SO TO APPRECIATE. TSHMS Or MAI fSTATIi 10 down day of seta, 30 diy lo ctou.

Property told If. Seta of property tubfoel lo ullwl eonllrmtllon. Rtml tsltlt will be auctioned 1 3:30 pjn. To Wew property prior lo notion cell Rod Can S4S-1305 or S4S-3332. Shown by appointment only.

HOUSEHOLD GUNS AMMO BUTCHER BLOCK CUNS WILL BE SOLD AT 1 2,00 NOON NCVEP finco 1. BUFFALO SCOUT SER. 22-22 MAG. EX CAM MOD. A76 (BOTH CYL 2.

BUDDE ARMS 22 CAL DOUBLE DERRINGER GAME TABLE EUREKA VACUUM 2 CEDAR WARDROBE CABINETS CHEST OF DRAWERS 2 SMALL END CHESTS MATCHING LAMPS 30 CUP COFFEE POT COUCH 2 MATCHING RECUNERS AUTOCRAT ELECTRIC COOK STOVE METAL CABINET SMALL REFRIGERATOR LOTS OF BOOKS LOTS OF MATERIAL WALNUT DINING TABLE SOFA A MATCHING CHAIR LOUNGE CHAIR BEN FRANKLIN WOOD STOVE, USED VERY LITTLE WHITE CLAD ICE BOX, REPRODUCTION LOT OF BOOKS, ZANE GREY OTHERS OLYMPIC WOOD COOK STOVE WITH WARMING CLOSET FRUIT JARS PICTURES POTS A PANS PICTURES TOOLS MISCELLANEOUS LAWN SWING WEDGES PIPE WRENCHES GLIDER CHAIR VISE CRESCENT WRENCHES 2 MARLBORO CLOCKS TOOL CART OIL A MISC HAND SAW VISE 9 BLOCKS TACKLE WITH ROPE 9" MALL CIRCULAR SAW WITH METAL CASE- ROOF TURBINE MEAT SAW AIR MASK A AIR FOR INSULATION LOT OF HAND SAWS METAL SHELVES LOT OF ELECTRIC MOTORS 4" SQUARE HAND TOOLS LADDER JACK SOU ARES CANT HOOK TOOLBOXES ASSORTED HARDWARE APPROX. 10 RICKS OF SEASONED WOOD TOYOTA 34 TON REAR-END, REBUILT. IN CRATE. WITH WHEELS LOG CHAINS PIPE DIE CUTTERS CAR RAMPS CASTERS ALUMINUM LADDERS HVDRAUUC JACKS, HILIFT JACK. HOUSE JACK METAL SIDING-ELECTRICAL WIRING WHEEL PULLERS 3 BURNER GRILL 3.

GARTER 25 CAL. SINGLE, SIDE BREAK. BRASS FRAME 4. BRITISH BULL DOG 6 SHOT REVOLVER, NICKEL PLATED 5. U.S.

MOD. 191 1 45 CAL. SEMI-AUTO. CHROMED EXTRA CLIP 6. W.

GERMANY 22-22 MAG. MOD. 215 REVOLVER 7. RANGER MODEL 103-13 22 CAL. BOLT ACTION REPEATER RIFLE 8.

RANGER MODEL 101-1 1 A 22 CAL SEMI-AUTO. RIFLE 9. WASHINGTON. D.C. 45 CAL.

BRAZIL CAP PERCUSSION MUZZLE LOAD, MFG. FOR INDIAN TRADE 10. STEVENS WHIPPET MOD. 22 CAL. BOLT ACTION RIFLE 11.

STEVENS MODEL 58B BOLT ACTION 22 CAL. SINGLE SHOT 12. WHITNEY ARMS 32 CAL LEVER ACTION REPEATING CARBINE 13. REVELATION MODEL 100 22 CAL BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT 14. JAPAN 7.7 MILITARY SPORTERIZED DEER RIFLE 1 5.

WINCHESTER MODEL 80 22 CAL. PUMP RIFLE 16. WESTERNFIELD MOO. C4M423 22 CAL. PUMP RIFLE 17.

TORRE ANUNZIATA 8.5MM SPANISH MILITARY MODEL 1878 BOLT ACTION. BAYONET A SHEATH (CUP MISSING) 18. IVER JOHNSON "CHAMPION" 410 GA. SINGLE SHOT 19. HOPKINS A ALLEN 12 GA.

DROP BLOCK BREACH LEVER-ACTION SINGLE SHOT 20. CHICAGO WONDER 12 GA. HAMMLRLESS DOUBLE BARREL. STEEL BARRELS 21. FOREHAND ARMS IS GA.

SINGLL SHOT, PAT. 1896 22. BARKER 12 GA. DOUBLE BARREL EXTERIOR HAMMERS 2X REMINGTON MODEL 12 22 CAL PUMP. HEX BARREL 24.

MMST ETIENNE MODEL 1874, 80 MILITARY SLING WITH BAYONET A SCABBARD 25. REMINGTON 22 CAL MOD. 4 TARGET MASTER BOLT ACTION SINGLE SHOT 26. BRITISH 303 CAL MILITARY RIFLE, 4 MKI 27. BRITISH 303 CAL MODEL 1940 MILITARY RIFLE.

SPORTERIZED 28. HAMILTON 22 CAL BREAK BREACH BOY'S RIFLE 29. WINCHESTER MODEL 97 12 GA, PUMP SHOTGUN 30. WINCHESTER 32 CAL WCF 32-20 SADDLE RING CARBINE 31. NITRO NEW ERA 12 GA.

DOUBLE BARREL (BELONGED TO SHERIFF PHILLIPS OF MADISON CO.) 32. IVER JOHNSON 16 GA. SHORTENED BARREL A STOCK. PAT. 6-5-1918 SINGLE SHOT WOODEN GUN CLEANING RODS 33.

TEXAS RANGER 12 GA. SINGLE SHOT. 36" BARREL 34. BRITISH 303 CAL. HTLE GR.

1918 MILITARY 35. MARUN MODEL BOOL 22 CAL BOLT ACTION 36. SAVAGE ARMS 12 GA. FOX DOUBLE BARREL (ENGRAVED BARREL RECEIVER) MOO. 2 34" CHAMBER 37.

10 GA. MUZZLE LOAD SINGLE CONVERTED FLINT LOCK TO CAP PER. OWNED BY M.K. TATE, MISSOURI SHERIFF IN 1836. WITH PAPERS 38.

REMINGTON MODEL 550-1 22 CAL SHORT. LONG A LONG RIFLE SEMI-AUTO. 39. WINCHESTER MODEL 1200 20 GA. PUMP WITH FULL MODIFIED A IMPROVED CYLINDER CHOKE (NEVER FIRED) 40.

WINCHESTER MODEL 94 30-30 CARBINE .3666766. U.S. MADE, NEVER FIRED 41. MOSSBERG MODEL 500 AT 12 GA. 30" FULL CHOKE PUMP, NEVER FIRED 42.

C. HtGGINS 22 CAL BOLT ACTION WITH SCOPE 43. REMINGTON 7MM ROLLING BLOCK SINGLE CARBINE WITH SADDLE RING BAYONET FOR 303 BRITISH (ENFIELD ETC.) AMMO. FOR 22, 45 AUTO, 303 BRITISH. 7.7MM, 410 25 20 16 LOT OF 12 OA.

MANY GUN CASES, ALL SIZES. 2 LEATHER CASES TO TIE ON SADDLE POCKET KNIVES, SABRE. BARLOW. OLD TIMER, CASE HAND TRUCK DOLLY WHEELBARROW AIR HOSE PIPE FITTINGS SOME SCRAP IRON SEVERAL TREATED POSTS FIBERGLASS ROOFING ACETYLENE HOSE PIPE BENDER PLYWOOD PAINT 2 CAR TOP CARRIERS MICROMETER 12S' ROLL OF NYLON ROPE COPPER TUBING PIPE VISE guests of Mrs. Ethel Williams were Mr.

and Mrs. Lelan Watkins and Lyndall, Mr. and Mrs. Kim Williams and daughters of Huntsville, Haley and Hana of Japton. Other Saturday visitors were Mr.

and Mrs. Houchins. Tuesday night visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Samuels and WALNUT BLOCKS 8 METAL SIDING FISHING RODS A REELS PULLEYS BITS FUEL BARRELS AUTO.

BELTS 2 POST SINKS 2 BAD CIRCULAR SAWS HACKSAW BENCH GRINDER ASSORTED SAW BLADES LOT OF HANO PLANES PAPER CUTTER MISC. HAMMERS BRACES A BITS GALVANIZED TUBS ELECTRIC WELDER BUMPER, HITCH EOUAUZER ROUND GALVANIZED WATER TANK LOT OF MISC. LUMBER, 2X, IX, ASSORTED SIZES TONGUE A GROOVE LUMBER TAP A DIE SET 24" USED TIN. ASSORTED LENGTHS POST DRIVER BARBED WIRE FUNNELS LEVELS TIRES A WHEELS WINDOWS ROOFING FELT FIN TUBING. USED DOG HOUSE PUNCH A CHISEL SET HARDWOOO FLOORING SMALL DRILL PRESS 9" ROCKWELL TABLE SAW, NEEDS WORK BACK GLASS FOR 197S FORD PICKUP It sure is pretty.

"A VEHCILES. TRACTOR LAWN EQUIPMENT I960 FORD F10O, 4 SPEED, 223 CYLINDER. RUNS OOOO WAL-MART TO DEDICATE FARMALL TRACTOR, NEW RUBBER. NEW PAINT. GOOD CONDITION CRAFTSMAN HP.

RIDING MOWER JOHN DEERE 112 RIDINO MOWER WITH PLOW ATTACHMENT MONTGOMERY WARD REAR TINE TILLER, GOOD CONDITION 2-WHEEL PICKUP BED TRAILER 3 PUSH MOWERS. 1 SELF-PROPELLED OLDIES NEW HAVEN MANTLE CLOCK CANISTER SET. OVER 120 YEARS DISHES 7 NAIL KEGS GLASSWARE CREAM BUCKET MOOELT COILS 1 SMALL WOODEN BARRELS RUB BOARD NAZI FLAO OLD WRENCHES OX YOKE NECK YOKE HAND AUGER OLD. MADE IN CZECH. TRUNK PEDDLE-TYPE GRIND ROCK A STAND 2 PORCELAIN DOLLS, BOY A GIRL OAK ROCKER, NICE SMALL 49 STAR FLAGS HOLLANO OAS ENGINE, 1 CYLINDER SATURDAY EVENING POST MAGAZINES LOT OF OLD MAGAZINES SETH THOMAS REGULATOR CLOCK WITH SHELF 1 MATCHING SWORDS IRON WHEELS 2 SWORDS WITH SCABBARDS 2 WOODEN BUGGY WHEELS SESSIONS 8-DAY MANTLE CLOCK CROSSCUT SAWS WOODEN WAGON WHEELS 3 ICE CREAM FREEZER WOODEN BUCKETS WOOD A METAL HAMES WITH BRASS KNOBS COWBELL FORGE, BLOWER A TONGS WOODEN CANOE OL0 BIS GAS ENGINE KEROSENE LAMPS lot many, many yeare and hae CORN PLANTER THEIR MISSING PERSONS BOARD TO MELISSA WITT Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

in conjunction with Arkansas Missing Exploited Children's Center is pleased jq announce the introduction of Missing Person's Poster Display at your local Wal-Mart store in Huntsville. A display case is installed in the entry area of the storewhich will contain photographs of Missing People furnished by our state agency. There will be a dedication of this display on October 7, 1995 at 10 o'clock a.m. at the Huntsville Wal-Mart Storc CHOP GRINDER CMCKEN COOP WALNUT BEO FRAME 2BROA0 AXES FOOT ADZ FROE DRAW KNIFE MILK CANS BUCKSAWS ONE MAN SAW 604 ANVIL CLOCK SHELF HAND PLANES DATO PLANES WALL CLOCK CAST WON BOX HEATER SILVER DOLLARS APPLE PEELER CORN HELLER AUCTIONEER'S NOTE: TMe auction hae ei. HeroM hae been collecting plana lo anena.

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