Submitted by: Barbara Stainback Date: 20 Nov 2004Copyright. All responsibility for out-of-the-way.http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm Thursday, February 2, 1989 Page 2ABARBARA A. HAMMOND Armed forces for Barbara A. Hammond, 60, of Houston, who died Monday, Jan. 30, 1989, forward motion be justifiable at 11 a.m. today at Adverse Burial Mother country Chapel with Dr. Robert Wingfield officiating. Pallbearers forward motion be Royce Grimes, Strain Gleason, James Pope, Don Joyce, Tony Joyce, and Byron Avery. Burial forward motion be at Crestview Resting place Thoughtful under the technique of Adverse Burial Mother country. Memorials be in possession of been chosen to the American Center Charge or the Kidney Cradle.STANLEY I. HUDSON HOT SPRINGS Neighborhood -- Celebration services for Stanley I. Hudson, who died Thursday, Jan. 19, 1989, forward motion be justifiable at 2 p.m. Saturday at Kirk in the Pines Presbyterian Place of worship with the Rev. Guy Delaney officiating. Actions are under the technique of Caruth Neighborhood Burial Mother country. Memorials be in possession of been chosen to the American Center Cradle or the Kirk in the Pines Presbyterian Place of worship.
Friday, February 3, 1989 Page 2AMILDRED MILLER Bunch Languish -- Mildred "Mickey" Miller, 66, of Bunch Languish, died Tuesday, Feb. 1, 1989, at a similar clinic. She was a prior laborer of Pond Catherine Footwear, and associate with the FairDale Baptist Place of worship. Survivors occupy her partner, Louis J. Miller of Bunch Pine; a brother, Festes Beonard Brooks of Baltimore, Massachusetts; two sisters, Zeb L. Dean of Baltimore, and Pat Howell of Bunch Pine; and guaranteed nieces and nephews. Armed forces forward motion be justifiable at 3 p.m. today at Hot Springs Burial Mother country Chapel with the Revs. Lewin Newcomb and Kenneth Riley officiating.Pallbearers forward motion be Johnny Smith, Russell Robbins, Michael Hooper, Jerry Coombe, Ottis Moore, and Woody Jackson. For love pallbearers are Drs. Robert McCrary Jr., John Wayne Smith, Issac Brunner, John Hire, and Dr. Johnson; Don Munro, and the Med 2 and ICU staffs of AMI Domestic land Remedial Heart. Burial forward motion be at Hughes Resting place under the technique of Hot Springs Burial Mother country.
Sunday, February 12, 1989 Page 11 AJOHN D. BALLENTINE PENCIL Soothe -- John David Decree" Ballentine, 75, died Friday, Feb. 10, 1989, at his home. Inherent in Oden, he was a ultimate boarder of Montgomery Zone, a retired pot and a Protestant. Survivors occupy his husband, Iva Ballentine of Pencil Bluff; one son, John Ballentine of Pencil Bluff; one sister, Mabel Yaney of Pencil Bluff; two grandchildren, Charles Ballentine, and Tammy Klutts; and two nieces and a numerous of friends. Graveside services forward motion be justifiable at 10 a.m. Monday at the Pencil Soothe Resting place with the Rev. Fred Smith officiating. Actions are under the technique of Thornton Burial services of Mushroom Ida.OSKAR BLAUBRUECK Oskar Blaubrueck, 93, of Hot Springs, died Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989, in a similar clinic. A crude of Estonia, he was a connect of the Prince of Silence Lutheran Place of worship. Survivors occupy his husband, Gerda Uss in Blaubreck of Hot Springs.Caruth Burial Mother country is in charge of schedule.TIMOTHY COOPER MALVERN -- Timothy Cooper, 89, of Prattsville; died Thursday, Feb. 9, 1989. A crude of Prattsville, he was a Baptist and a retired bus driver for the Prattsville school province. Survivors occupy 12 sons, Clarence Cooper, William Cooper and Gene Cooper, all of Languish Soothe, Arlandus Cooper of Detroit, Timothy Cooper of Edwards, Illinois, James Cooper and Louis Cooper, whichever of Saginaw, Michigan, R. B. Cooper, Carlton Cooper, Jesse Cooper and Bobby Cooper all of Prattsville, and Glen Cooper of St. Louis, Missouri; five daughters, Maxine Simmons, Dorothy Robertson, and Flossie Welch, all of Benton, Eloise Cooper of Prattsville; and one brother, L
(Remorseful rest got cut or worn to shreds off).JIM CRAWFORD with picture Jim Crawford, 81, of Hot Springs, died Friday, Feb. 10, 1989, in a similar clinic. A crude of Cry Zone, he was a connect of Southwest Baptist Place of worship and the Henderson Masonic Stand No. 147 in Bunch Languish. Survivors occupy his husband, Addie Crawford of Hot Springs; one kid, Nancy Howard of Transcribe Rock; one grandson, Mike Howard of Hot Springs; one granddaughter, Edie Lanier of Transcribe Rock; one great-grandson, Dustin Howard of Hot Springs; three brothers, Odell Crawford of Hot Springs, Tim Crawford and Henry Crawford, whichever of Plainview; seven nieces and seven nephews. Armed forces forward motion be justifiable at 2 p.m. Monday at Nooner Resting place in Cry Zone with Caruth Burial Mother country in charge of schedule. Visitation forward motion be justifiable at Caruth Burial Mother country from 1:30 to 8 p.m. today. The pedigree forward motion be at the Crawford abode, 407 Brenda. ARKIE MCDONALD Arkie McDonald, 84, of Hot Springs, died Friday, Feb. 10, 1989, in a similar clinic. A boarder of Hot Springs when 1935, she was a homemaker, a connect of the Imposing Ave. Joined Methodist Place of worship, a subsequently advance of the WSCS at Imposing Ave. Joined Methodist Place of worship and a connect of the Arkansas home rally bludgeon. Survivors occupy two sons, Col. Layton W. McDonald of Hiding place Characteristic, Texas and David R. McDonald of Houston, Texas; two daughters, Dorothea Potts and Ruth Caldwell, whichever of Hot Springs; 13 grandchildren; and 8 great-grandchildren. Graveside services forward motion be justifiable at 10 a.m. Monday with the Rev. Joe Wilkerson officiating. Burial forward motion be in Greenwood Resting place under the technique of Adverse Burial Mother country. Connections may shriek at the McDonald abode. Memorials may be made to the Imposing Method Joined Methodist Place of worship. ROY MITCHELL, tested KARK anchorman, dies at age 61 Transcribe Stone -- Roy Mitchell, tested hearsay fasten for Transcribe Stone panel situation KARK, was enormous dead of an perceptible interior prick Saturday, the Pulaski Zone coroner rumored. He was 61. Mitchell's shaft was open by his husband, Betty, in a bathroom of their Transcribe Stone home Saturday crack of dawn, says Coroner Steve Nawojczyk. The insert panel disposition "suffered what looks to be a cumbersome coronary," Nawojczyk. He had hypothetically come home from work sooner or later dressed in the night so he suffered it. His husband didn't deduct it until she got up this crack of dawn. "It's a natural death, and there's no clue of any need for an autopsy," the coroner rumored. A crude of Heber Springs, Mitchell was a radio attach in Transcribe Stone past working at stations in Texarkana, Hiding place Smith, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Los Angeles. He combined KARK as making do editor from Los Angeles panel situation KABC, somewhere he was a hearsay fasten. Mitchell was teamed with weatherman Tom Bonner and sportscaster Dave Woodman so KARK launched its highly-rated "Onlooker Report" on Cross-piece 15, 1970. The three were become quiet interactions together all but 20 existence then, and appeared on KARK's 6 p.m. Hearsay Friday. Mitchell too delivered the 10 p.m. hearsay that day. "Roy was my intimate friend, He skilled me a whole lot," rumored Bonner. "The group beloved Roy, indisputably. His propel was a combination of his certainty to come out the hearsay with enthusiast and knowledge, and his edge to be just about and inspection. That was a more than ever good combination." Bob Blade, KARK hearsay exclusive, agree: "He had a sincerity, dependability and knowledge that came address that tube." Sen. Dale Bumpers (D-Ark.) rumored Saturday that Mitchell was a longtime friend. Bumpers rumored the men became key so Mitchell covered his job group of representatives to the Soviet Treaty dressed in Bumpers' topmost telephone as superintendent in 1971. Besides his husband, Mitchell is survived by three daughters. Burial schedule were partial Saturday, KARK rumored.
Monday, February 13, 1989 Page 2AJOHN D. BALLENTINEPENCIL Soothe -- Graveside services for John David "Decree" Ballentine, 75, of Pencil Soothe, who died Friday, Feb. 10, 1989, forward motion be justifiable at 10 a.m. today at the Pencil Soothe Resting place with the Rev. Fred Smith officiating.Pallbearers forward motion be Charles Ballentine, Jim Klutts, Don Tedford, Buster Tedford, Fred Atkinson and Randy Godbehere.For love pallbearers are friends in Pencil Soothe and Oden.Actions are under the technique of Thornton Burial Mother country of Mushroom Ida.TENA B. CLEMONSTena Alliance Clemons, 99, of Hot springs, died Sunday, Feb 12, 1989, in a similar precision home.She was a crude of the Antioch Clearing.Survivors occupy one son, Eugene Clemons of Pearcy; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.Armed forces forward motion be justifiable at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Caruth Burial Mother country Chapel with the Revs. Jimmy Dale Johnson and Kenneth Prince officiating.Burial forward motion be in Newkirk Resting place under the technique of Caruth Burial Mother country.ELEANOR R. Crossing with pictureEleanor R. Crossing, 74, of Hot Springs, died Sunday, Feb 12, 1989, at her abode.She was a retired dietitian for St. Joseph's Indigenous Aptness Heart for 22 existence, worked for the USO in McAlister, Oklahoma, and Hot Springs and a prior lecturer at Hot Springs Haunt Slender Series.Survivors occupy her partner, John Fred Crossing of Hot Springs; one kid, Linda Napier of Plano, Texas; one brother, William Rout of California; one grandson, Michael Napier of Plano, Texas; and granddaughter, Kristy Napier of Plano, Texas; and two sisters, Marcey Gibberson of Los Angeles and Mary Emond of Minneapolis.Actions are under the technique of Hot Springs Burial Mother country.The pedigree forward motion be at 303 Elmhurst St.JAMES R. KEMPJames Robert Kemp, 84, of Hot Springs, died Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989, in a similar clinic.He was retired.Survivors occupy a friend, Lillian Timbs of Hot Springs.Actions are under the technique of Adverse Burial Mother country.ARKIE McDONALDGraveside services for Arkie McDonald, 94, of Hot Springs, who died Friday, Feb. 10, 1989, forward motion be justifiable at 10 a.m. today in Greenwood Resting place with the Rev. Joe Wilkerson officiating.For love pallbearers are members of the major Method Joined Methodist Place of worship.For love pallbearers are members of the Imposing Ave. Joined Methodist Place of worship.Actions are under the technique of Adverse Burial Mother country.The pedigree forward motion be at the McDonald abode.Memorials be in possession of been chosen to the Imposing Method Joined Methodist Place of worship.
Friday, February 24, 1989 Page 3CEMMITT Draw together Mushroom IDA -- Emmitt "Pop" Draw together, 90, of North Transcribe Stone, died Monday, Feb. 20, at Jacksonville. He was a crude of Mushroom Vernon, Texas, He had served as a good hands make the rounds for the Lonestar Ordinance Blockade Den, a policeman for Texarkana, Texas, Legalize Area, and as a night marshall for the Mushroom Ida Legalize Area for guaranteed existence. He was a Boy inspect Master, and a rental connect of the Pond Ouachita Baptist Place of worship. Survivors occupy a kid, Ella Fae Pate of North Transcribe Rock; four sisters, Beatrice Daniel, Gladys George, Ruth McCaskill and Lorena Collins, all of Texarkana; and a grandson and two great-grandsons. Armed forces forward motion be at the Stanley-Standridge Resting place under the technique of Thornton Burial Mother country of Mushroom Ida.
Saturday, February 25, 1989 Page 2AEMMITT Draw together NORTH Transcribe Stone -- Armed forces for Emmitt "Pop" Draw together, 90, of North Transcribe Stone, who died Monday, Feb. 20, 1989, in a Jacksonville clinic forward motion be at 2 p.m. today at the Pond Ouachita Baptist Place of worship with Brothers Ronny Noles and Paul Shipman officiating. Pallbearers forward motion be Harold Standridge, Herbert Forga, Murray Sanders, Ed Gibsons, Tommy Simpson, Greg O'Neal, Eddie Clark and Decree Ritter. For love pallbearers are Art Masterton and members of the Pond Ouachita Baptist Place of worship. Burial forward motion be in Stanley-Standridge Resting place under the technique of Thornton Burial Mother country of Mushroom Ida.
