Paul Davis Power obituary and services in El Dorado
Paul Davis Power 34 of 807 Brookwood Drive El Dorado died in a Shreveport hospital after a brief illness Born July 20 19 36 in Texas he was a Murphy Corp. production and exploration accounting manager and a Korean War veteran He leaves Jan Power widow his mother Gladys Power two sons Mike and David and a daughter Paula He was nephew of Leonard Fulkerson Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church with burial in Arlington Cemetery Active pallbearers and honorary pallbearers are listed Local arrangements by Youngs Sally Hardin Castell 95 died in a local nursing home She was born July 31 1970 in Waynesboro Tennessee lived in El Dorado a year and a half and belonged to Landmark Baptist Church She is survived by a sister and four children Local arrangements by Youngs and body to Citizens Funeral Home West Helena for burial
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Paul Davis
Paul Davis Power
Brookwood Drive
el Dorado
Shreveport
Ase
Ae Man
Tex
Roy and
Gladys Wiscon Power
Power
Murphy Corp
First Baptist Church
The
Lions Club
Jan Cole Power
Gladys Power
Quitman
Mike
David Power
Paula Power
Sally Castell
Sally Hardin Castell
Castell
Waynesboro
Tenn
Landmark Baptist Church
W. H. Nesbitt
Young’s
Citizen's Funeral Home
West Helena
Walker Sentenced To Life In Prison In Slaying Of Officer
Circuit Judge William J. Kirby sentenced James Dean Walker to life in prison for the slaying of North Little Rock Patrolman Jerrell P. Vaughan in a gun battle on Arkansas 130 near North Little Rock. Walker, 26, formerly of Reno, Nev., was ordered into state prison pending a later hearing on a motion for a new trial. Bond set at 250000. Attorney Gene Worsham filed notice of appeal and asked for bond.
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Jerrell P. Vaughan
Arkansas 130
North Little Rock
El Dorado Fire Dept Reports Multiple Blazes and Births
The El Dorado Fire Department answered calls at 700 W Elm St to a small house blaze caused by an electric stove with slight damage. Grass fires at 225 Julia St and 245 pm caused no damage. A five room frame house at 508 E and B Ave owned by Leona Smith burned to total loss. A pickup truck fire on 19th St damaged wiring and carburetor. Two births occurred at Union Memorial Hospital, a son for Homer and Mrs Park of Smackover and a son for Mr and Mrs Shopps of Crossett.
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el Dorado
Elm St
W. A
Houston
Julia St
Homer Park
Smackover
Union Memorial Hospital
Raymond W. Shopps
Crossett
B Ave
Leona Smith
Nellie Gray Whitlock
Bruce Murph
19Th St
Municipal Court Fines In Overload And Drunk Driving Cases
Municipal Court Judge J G Ragsdale fined 13 docketed defendants on Monday. Bill Lloyd 301 N Jackson Ave fined 100 dollars and costs with five days jail and 30 day license revocation for driving while intoxicated. Eddie Mack Erwin Camden forfeited 125 dollar bond for DWI. Also fined were Enos L Welch El Dorado 10 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace James Michael Johnson Rt 4 El Dorado 10 dollars and costs for minor in possession of beer John David McMahan Rt 4 El Dorado 10 dollars and costs for the same offense Jessie Burton Locust Bayou 10 dollars and costs for drunk on the highway Kenneth W Brian Smackover 10 dollars and costs for speeding Billy Pierce Stephens 10 dollars and costs 25 dollar penalty for overload Billy Joe Hall Bigelow 10 dollars and costs for failure to yield the right of way Robert Moore 711^/ Spring St 10 dollars and costs for disturbing the peace J L Jean Magnolia 10 dollars and costs plus 10 dollar overload penalty Two persons fined 100 dollars and costs for public drunkenness.
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J. G. Ragsdale
Bill Lloyd
N. Jackson Ave
Eddie Mack Erwin
Camden
Enos L. Welch
el Dorado
James Michael Johnson
Rt. 4
John David McMahan
Jessie Burton
Locust Bayou
Kenneth W. Brian
Smackover
Billy Pierce
Stephens
Billy Joe Hall
Bigelow
Ark
Robert Moore
Spring St
J. L. Jean
Magnolia
Bayne Made General Manager of Arkansas Travelers
Jim Bayne, 1964 Minor League Executive of the Year, named general manager of the Arkansas Travelers. He succeeds Len Monheimer, who led the team in the Pacific Coast League. The Travelers will compete in the Class AA Texas League.
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Little Rock
Jim Bayne
Arkansas Travelers
Baynes
Len Monheimer
Travelers
Early spinning craft traced to ancient times
The craft of spinning is noted as having been developed at least 3,000 years before Christ, illustrating its ancient origins and long history in textile production.
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Christ
Four Traffic Mishaps Are Investigated Over Weekend
El Dorado police investigated four traffic incidents over the weekend. At 12:55 PM Sunday on West Fifth Street and Moore Avenue a two vehicle crash involved Jerry L. Ray and RB Anderson. Saturday saw a hit and run at the B and C Grocery parking lot with Velma Deason and Beatrice McElroy. A Jackson and Main collision involved Mrs. Lyle Sullivan and William McDuffie. A Saturday 1:28 AM parked car strike on Champagnolle involved Israel Mary and Bill Ward.
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el Dorado
K . Dumas
West Fifth St
Moore Ave
Jerry L. Ray
West Ave
RB Anderson
Fifth St
Lion Oil Co
W Fifth
Moore
Royce Worth
Charles Kinder
B and C
Beatrice McElroy
Rto el Dorado
Velma Deason
Jessie Brumley
Charles McWilliams
Jackson and Main
Lyle D. Sullivan
E. 15Th St
Jackson
Main
William McDuffie
McKinney
Sullivan
McDuffie
Israel Mar Y
Smackover
Bill Ward
Quaker St
Champagnolle
J W Ambrose
Warner Curtis
James Tucker
R. C Dumas
Trial Set Tuesday In Rev Reeb Slaying in Selma
Three white Selma men face trial Tuesday for the slaying of Rev James L. Reeb a Boston minister who joined civil rights activities He and others were attacked after a march attempt near a Negro cafe in Selma on March 9 leaving the minister in a coma Odel Hogle 30 William Hogle 36 and Elmer Cook 41 are named defendants all Selma residents.
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Selma, Ala
James L. Reeb
Boston
Odel Hogle
William Stanley Hogle
Elmer Cook
Selma
Mr. Reed
Montgomery
LSU Players Set Workouts on Own For Bowl Practice
LSU will begin workouts on their own this week ahead of the Cotton Bowl. Coach Charlie McClendon announced organized practice would start Monday December 13. The Tigers, 7-3, face undefeated Arkansas in the January 1 Dallas classic with plans to train through Christmas, then return December 26-28 for drills.
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LSU
Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
Charlie McClendon
Tigers
Arkansas
Dallas McClendon
St. Gregory College Wins Junior College Invitational
St. Gregory College of Shawnee Oklahoma defeated Southern Baptist College 78-72 in Fort Smith Arkansas to capture an invitational junior college basketball title. Arkansas State Junior College edged Fort Smith Junior College 89-88 for third. Joel McMasters led SBC with 27 points while Fred Lewis scored 16 for St. Gregory's. James Scifres 17 and Warren Harshaw 16 paced ASJC.
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Fort Smith, Ark
St. Gregory College of
Shawnee
Okla
Southern Baptist College
Arkansas State Junior College
Fort Smith Junior College
Joel McMasters
Southern Baptist
St. Gregory's
Fred Lewis
James Scifres
Warren Harshaw
ASJC
Patient Dies After Collapse in Birmingham Hospital
The man suffered a collapse, never regained consciousness, and died two days later at University Hospital in Birmingham.
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University Hospital
Birmingham
Abilene, USC Only Unbeaten In Southland
Abilene Christian and Arkansas State stand as the lone unbeatens in the Southland Conference after one week. Abilene Christian faces Howard Payne McMurry and Murray State of Kentucky while Arkansas State meets Southeast Missouri and Southwestern Louisiana. Arkansas State opened with wins over The Citadel 74 73 and Parsons 85 68. Abilene Christian edged Angelo State 80 79 and beat Texas Wesleyan 102 90.
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Abilene Christian
Arkansas State
Howard Payne
McMurry
Murray State
Kentucky
Lone Star
Angelo State
Wesleyan
Supreme Court to Hear Opinions and Orders in December Session
The Supreme Court meets today at 10 am EST to hand down opinions and orders before a week of arguments in the December session. Justices, in recess for about two weeks, are expected to announce several opinions.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Dickson fuels ASC win over Parsons Iowa
Jonesboro Ark AP John Dickson scored 20 points to lead Arkansas State College to an 85-68 victory over Parsons College of Iowa. ASC shot 55 percent, with Larry Treadwell 16, Howard Scifres 15, Mike Burks 12 and Larry Joplin 10 adding support while Bill Atkins topped Parsons with 18.
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Jonesboro
Ark
John Dickson
Arkansas State College
Parsons College of Iowa
Indians
Larry Treadwell
Howard Scifres
Mike Burks
Larry Joplin
USC
Bill Atkins
Parsons
Boxing Bout Canceled Over Boxer Suspension
A ten round scheduled match between Nigeria's Rafia King and Mexico's Gabriel Hernandez in Portland Oregon was canceled after Hernandez was suspended by the California Boxing Commission.
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Portland, Ore
UPI
Rafia King
Nigeria
Gabriel Hernandez
Mexico
Hernandez
California Boxing Commission
Markets Stocks Courtesy Schneider Bernet & Hickman
Rufus Garrett reports on market activity with advisory notes from Schneider Bernet & Hickman outlining oat PU ey context and implications for investors.
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Schneider Bernet & Hickman
Rufus Garrett Oat
LRU Claws Delta State In Easy 97 73 Victory
The Little Rock University team moved ahead early and coasted to a 97 to 73 win over Delta State in Cleveland Mississippi. Bob Dodson led scorers with 29 points.
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LRU
Lick Delta State
Cleveland, Miss
Little Rock University
Delta State
Bob Dodson
The
Winers
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Charles van Ness
Robert Myer
Ray Ellen
Bob Compton
Oliver Bass Jr
Bill Prewett
David Thomas
R. R. Brown Jr
Murphy Oil Corp
Walker
Bruce-Terminix Co
Bayne
Reeb
Medallion Home
Ap&l
Spring Valley Manor
J. A. Culberson
Abilene
Southland
Associated Press
ASC
Dickson
America
Morphy Corp
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