The Madison County Record from Huntsville, Arkansas • 14

PACE 14 THE MADISON COUNTY RECORD, HUNTSV1LLE, ARKANSAS THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1981 Play Presented At Meadowview OBITUARIES DRIPPING SPRINGS MRS. MART LEDBETTER Announces Itesignation Howard Bolinger has announced his resignation aa caretaker of Whorton Creek Cemetery. He expressed his appreciation to everyone for their cooperation. If you are interested in taking over this job, call Ethel Easterling at 665-2899. course and a beginning Astronomy course.

She is working on a class paper which deals with the return of Halley's Comet, an event which is due to occur in 19K6. Buffy 's father, Charles, 40, teaches Astronomy at the university. He and Buffy are trying to learn how to live together, not only as father and daughter, but also as friends. They meet Beverly Bronson, 40, a divorcee, and her son, Brewster, 17. The parents and the children help each other to adjust to their new lives since divorce." We wish to extend the utmost appreciation to Pamela Webster (Beverly Bronson), Stacy Brower (Buffy), Quentin Harrison (Brewster and David Black (Charles), for their time and interest in presenting this play to our residents.

A special thank you also goes to Vickie Hilliard from the Department of Drama for making the arrangements for them to come. Please come back any time, young people! We are enjoying the "parade" of spring-summer creatures on our doors for May-turtles, frogsand butterflies and the gardening fever was spurned on by the colorful sprinkling cans and trowels. Our thanks to Lynett Perham and the Crosier girls for all their work on these decorations. Special thanks to Collet-te Bates for all her work on our May bulletin board boys and girls. They are all beautiful, Collette! We've shared a very interesting and busy week at Meadowview Lodge.

Monday afternoon, we enjoyed music and a story hour. We read three very interesting articles and a lively discussion followed with a good number of the residents participating and recalling events in their lives that were humorous, pleasant, happy times. Tuesday morning, we had our April birthday party. Special thanks to the Huntsville Flower Shop for the lovely flowers for our guests. The ladies prepared pretty cupcakes and we appreciate their time and talents and their love for our residents in coming so faithfully each month.

April birthdays were: Dialpha Cas-teel 91. April 15; Nathan Haag, 88, April 30; and Frank Dillahunty, 90, April 28. Wednesday, the Boston Group was here for Church Services. They always bring such joyous music that our hearts are warmed. Their friendliness is always a bright spot in our day.

Thursday afternoon, Pastor Charles Snow shared his talents with us in music and song. We are going to miss him greatly over the next few weeks as he has received word that his mother is very ill and he will be going to stay with her. Our prayers are with you. Pastor Snow, and with your mother. Friday afternoon, we had a very special treat.

The University of Arkansas Performing Arts Company put on a play, "Halley's Comet is Overdue." "Buffy, 17, is attending a state university as a special student, during the summer before her senior year in high school. She is enrolled in a summer English aeiea mmmm Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wood of Elkins and Mr. and Mrs.

Gilbert Doss of Fayetteville were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Demps Ward and Jess. Mrs. Lisa and daughter were recent visitors of Mrs.

Cora Carroll. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edwards and Brian were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs.

Arvel Edwards. Jack Bruton of Tulsa was a Saturday visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Johnson were Saturday visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Roberts of Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. Ras Gray, Mr.

and Mrs. Sandy Gray, Rodney and Shelly, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bennett, Mrs. Velma Johnson and Ida Ledbetter enjoyed a hike to Kingsriver Water Fall, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bryant, Chance, Melissa and Laura were Monday visitors of Melvin and Junior Maggard and Mrs. Joan Johnson, Jeremy and Jennifer. Mr.

and Mrs. Everett Maggard were Saturday evening visitors. Wednesday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bennett were Mr.

and Mrs. Elbert Evans and Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Orr.

Thursday overnight visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen of Prairie Grove. Mr. and Mrs.

Jerry Bryant, Chance, Melissa and Laura were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Maggard of Hindsville. Saturday of last week supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Claud Eaton were Mr. and Mrs. Lelan Watkins, Lyndal and Kathy of Japton, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Porter of Springdale, Mr.

and Mrs. J.C. Eaton, James and Jeff of Boston and Mr. and Mrs. Arlis Watkins of Cove Springs, who were overnight guests on Sunday.

They went sight seeing in Newton County. Visitors after supper were Mr. and Mrs. Hurshel Ollie Myrtle Newton Ollie Myrtle Newton, 95, iluntsville, died May 4 in the Huntsville Memorial Hospital. Born March 28, 1886 at Smack-over, AR, she was the widow of Ben Newton who died in 1951.

She was a member of the Methodist Church (or 76 years. Survivors include several nephews, nieces and cousins. Funeral services were Wednesday, April 6, at 2 p.m. at the Brashears Chapel with Mr. Lewis T.

See officiating. Interment was in the Huntsville Cemetery. Pallbearers were Bill Phil-Hps, Arvil Hatfield, Bob Gage, Kevin Hatfield, Jack Warren and Jerry Warren. Eugene V. Neff Eugene V.

Neff, 71, of Marble, died April 15th in the Huntsville Memorial Hospital. Born Feb. 12, 1910 near Red Star, he was the son of William T. and Haley J. Hughes Neff.

He was a member of the United Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife, Ruby Wood Neff, and one daughter, Mrs. Delta Creek of Huntsville; three sons, Larry of Rogers, Calvin and Charles of the home; and three grandsons; his mother, Mrs. $aley J. Neff of Alpena; one brother, Dean Neff of Batavia; five sisters, Mrs.

Ethel Wil-l'aims and Mrs. Ida Ledbetter of Witter, Mrs. Mary Pulis of Van Buren, Mrs. Josephine Boling of Fallsville and Mrs. Ada Stanphill of Alpena.

Graveside services were held at 2:00 p.m., April 17 at Free Will with the Rev. Auburn Green officiating. Arrangements were by Brashears Funeral Home. Glenn R. Presley Glenn Raymond Presley, 65, Rt.

1, Hindsville, died April 29 in the Fayetteville Veterans Administration Medical Center. Born Feb. 12, 1916, at Eureka Springs, he was the son of Will and Bannie Porter Presley. He was a carpenter, veteran of World War II, serving in the U.S. Army.

Survivors include a sister, Mrs. Gertrude Coger of Hindsville; and several nieces and nephews. Services were at 2 p.m. Friday in the chapel of Brashears Funeral Home, Huntsville. Burial was in the Alabam Cemetery under direction of Brashears.

Mrs. Mattie P. McAdoo Mrs. Mattie P. McAdoo, 88, Rt.

1. West Fork, died April 29 at her home. Born March 18, 1893, at Vine, she was the daughter of William and Susan Jane Fergerson Pennington. She was married to the late Ulysses McAdoo, was a retired employee of Campbell Soup of Fayetteville, a longtime area resident and a member of the Friendship Community Church at West Fork. Survivors include a son, Ray McAdoo of West Fork; three sisters, Mrs.

Leor Whitley of Omak, Mrs. Laura Jackson of Huntsville, and Mrs. Sina Haile of Stroud, a half brother, Arron Pennington of five half sisters, Mrs. Lula Boudrey and Mrs. Iva Boudrey of Lowell, Mrs.

Edna Paerson of Tulsa, Mrs. Billie Jean Curt-singer of Little Rock and Mrs. Joyce Smith of Elm Springs; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren. Services were at 2 p.m. Friday in Moore's Chapel, Fayetteville.

Burial was at Zinnamon Cemetery near West Fork. Pallbearers were Deon McAdoo, Sanford McAdoo, Bob Paulk, Harold Downum, Ronald Boyd and Jerry Boyd. Andy Luther Todd Andy Luther Todd, 52, Rt. 2, Hindsville, died April 24 at his home. He was born April 25, 1928, at Clifty.

the son of David and Nancy Ovizine Ferron Todd. He was a fanner and member of the Christian Church. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Deloris C. Todd of the home; three sons, Freddie, David W.

and Cecil Todd, all of Clifty; three daughters, Mrs. Vickie Walden of Beaver, Mrs. Mae Siler of Springdale and Tammy Todd of the home; three brothers, Jack, James and John Todd of Clifty; three sisters, Mrs. Katherine Todd of Montgomery City, Mrs. Kay Walker of Green Forest and Mrs.

Willa May Birchfield of Vancouver, and seven grandchildren. Services were at 2 p.m. Tuesday. April 28, at the California Community Church with the Rev. Keith Sangwin officiating.

Burial was in Clifty Cemetery under the direction of the Brashears Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Don White, Jack Hammack, Claud Bran-nan, Clifford Miller. Cliff Trisler and J.D. Trahan. Willie Sisco Howerton Willie Sisco Howerton, age 83.

a resident of Rt. 3, Berry ville, (Rudd Community), died Sunday, April 26, at the Carroll General Hospital in Berryville. Born Jan. 13, 1898, at Osage, she was a daughter of Monroe and Liza Phillips Howerton. She was united in marriage to Elbert E.

Howerton on May 16, 1915. Her husband and two sons, Clyde and Ricky Howerton, preceded her in death. She was a member of the United Baptist Church at Piney. Survivors include four sons, Clifford and Joy Howerton of Rt. 3, Berryville, Paskil Howerton of Rule and Junior Howerton of Berryville; one sister, Ruth Webb of Muldrow, 13 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.

Funeral services were at 2 p.m., April 28, at the Gobbler Church with the Rev. Harold DuVall officiating. Interment was in the Gobbler Cemetery under direction of the Nelson Funeral Service. Walter Edward Bean Walter Edward Bean, 45, 2, Berryville, died, Monday, April 27, at the Springdale Memorial Hospital. Born Dec.

21, 1935 at Chicago, he was the son of Robert F. and Emma Hilover Bean. His father and one brother, Bobby, preceded him in death. Survivors include three sons, James, Howard and Norman Bean, all of Winslow; his mother, Emma Bean of Rt. 2, Berryville; three brothers, Richard Bean of Huntsville, and Fred and Ronald Bean of Springdale; one sister, Ester Mae Agler of Springdale and many other relatives.

hosmtai, Funeral services were at 2 p.m., May 1, at the Nelson Chapel in Berryville with the Rev. Maurice Steele officiating. Interment was in Berryville" Cemetery under direction of the Nelson Funeral Service. QUITTING BUSINESS Vlllllllllllllllllllllllli AFTER S3 YEARS IN THE MACHINE SHOP AND EQUIPMENT BL'SIN ESS WALKER BROS. MANUFACTURING EQUIPMENT CO.

HAS CLOSED ITS DOORS AND WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ALL OF ITS MACHINERY. TRUCKS. A INVENTORY OF STOCK. INCLUDING OFFICE MACHINERY. LOCATED AT 1400 EAST EMMA AVENUE IACROSS FROM RODEO CROUNDSI IN SPRINGDALE.

ARKANSAS. TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1981 10:00 A.M. SHARE TRUCKS NEW USED EQUIPMENT Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haught and granddaughter, Audry, Mrs.

Edna Wyatt and Mrs. Sue Thomas, Mendie and Kenny. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Eaton visited Friday at the Spring-dale hospital with Lewis Samuels.

Sunday, they attended church at the Victory Free Will Church in Springdale and were dinner guests of Mr1, and Mrs. Johnie Cale. They visited again with Lewis in the afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Eaton of Huntsville visited Monday with the Ea-tons.

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bennett visited Friday in Springdale with Mrs. Lena Lacy and Mrs. Ruth Eaton.

They were Saturday dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Bennett and Rebecca in the Cob Creek Community. Jirh visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Baughman. Recent visitors of the Bennetts were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eaton and Mrs. Pat Bryant, Jason, Jeremy and Amanda.

Mrs. Ruth Eaton was a Monday overnight visitor. Charles Williams of Baldwin was a Sunday visitor of Mr. and Mrs. Johnie Williams and Craig.

Jeff Sell was an afternoon visitor and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Swearengin were evening visitors. Mr. and Mrs.

Boyd Lyman attended a VFW picnic at Withrow Park, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcellis Rowyer of Stroud, Okla. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Arvel Edwards. Other Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bruton of Tulsa, Gary Watkins of Spring-dale and Norman Haught of Witter.

Monday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Archie i Begley and Roxanna. The Edwards visited Monday with Mrs. Lela Wyatt of Kingston.

Arvel visited Sunday of last week with Keith Harp and Teresa. -LOCAL- Christia Harrison has returned home to Exeter, California, after a two-week visit with Ellen Sutton. An overnight guest of-Mrs. Sutton's was Mabel Stewart, from Oklahoma City. The three women went to the Passion Play in Eureka Springs over the weekend.

The following concerned members of our community have contributed toward the equipping of patient units for the new hospital: Huntsville Clinic 2 PatientWs First National Bank of Huntsville -2 2f Bank of Kingston 2 Patient Units American Savings and Loan 1 Patient Unit Kiwanis Club 1 Patient Unit 1 In Memory of Farrell Faubus by Alta Faubus -1 Patient Unit Mr. Mrs. Curtis SJirum Family -1 "Hp Anonymous Donation 2 Patient Units The Felix Brashears Family FuSShiJgs In Memory of Delia Dotson Bishop by Jo Brashears -1 Patient Unit In Memory of Boyd Roberts by Ethel Roberts -1 Patient Unit In Memory of Herman Deatherage by Viola Deatherage -1 Patient Unit Madison County Health Advisory Council 1 Patient Unit Madison County Extension Homemakers Clubs 1 Patient Unit Anonymous Donation 1 Patient Unit In Memory of A. B. Bertie Bunch by J.

E. Bunch Patient Unit Roads Thrift Store -1 Patient Unit. Madison County Roads Advisory Council for Senior Citizens 1 Patient Unit For further information about how to become a contributor, interested persons may contact any Board Member -or George Johnson, 1954 Twig Screw Dieosl Powered Wrecker 1963 Chevy Welding Truck Lincoln Pipe Line Special 32 Foot Creeent Bulk Feed Trailer Riding Lawn Mower 24 inch Reel Type Mower 22 inch Puih Type Lawn Mower Soil Blender 2 Vandal 3000 Liquid Spreader 2 Equipment Moving Low Boy Trailere 42 inch new Bnwh Hog 5 H.P. Riding Uwa Mower MACHINERY IN MACHINE SHOP 1 Kelly Shaper 20" Stroke, 18" Creea Feed Heavy Vice and Tood 100 Ton Hydraulic Preu Drill Pre ir Throat will handle Bit ir Tool Grinder -J H.P. Motor 16" South Bead Lathe 10' Bed Taper Attachment with 3 Chncka3 Face Plate 2 Drul Prosse DuSln Standi Sr Vbee Horiaontal American Mill 24" Crou Food 16" Vertical About 100 Cattor Electric Chain Hoist Electric Cable Hoist New Had Cycbnder Bore -30" Stroke with 3" Shalt 2 6" Tool Grindera BUck 4 Docker Air Chisel Set 1 AC Welders 2 TiaM Clocks 2 DC Welders 4 Urge Electric Fans Large Anvil Metal Band Saw Iran Bender with Die Miller Wire Feeder Hydraulic Oil Dispenser Pip Vice and Stand 2 Set ol Pipe Die Phillip Impact Hammer Set 2 IHaa Saader-Griadere Battery Charger 1000 lb.

Cap. Platform Scale 15 lb. Cab Counter Scale Buildup Adapter to 30" Swiag 3 H.P. Hyd. Hoot Cat-off Saw Brake Rivet Mackuw-Counter Bore 2 Floor Jacks-3 4 Toa l.at of Bottle Jacks-1 Special Tubing Jaeke hH Electric Impact Wrench 31" Air Impact Wrench 3S" Air Drill 5S" Electric Drill 214" Electric Drill 2 12 Electric Drill 2 -3R" Electric Drul 6 I ton Cable Come A Lougi 2 I Set of Die lor Hyd.

How End 3 Break for Roller Chain 2 Air Tanks with Hooe and Chuck Lot of Log Chain 2 Conduit Bender (Gear Pullers 2 Torch with Tip and Cage IM ol Small Haad Tool too numerous to mention Maehinest Tool Chest Lot ol Small Tool Base l.ot ol Wood Cabinet and Shelve IM ol Nut and Boh Cabiaeta 10 Steel Work Beech -Various Length IM of (Mfire Machinery 4 Equipment INVENTORY OF STOCK MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Lat of Hyd. Heat Fitting. Lot at Hyd. How ia Verieu. Sue.

Lat at Roller Chaia Let of Lawa Mower Repair Parts Lat af Flat Steel Varieae TMckaeaal Lat af Aagl Iroa Lat af China ol Iroa Lot of Beams Lat af Iroa Lat af Sheet Steel tM at Reuad Hat RoB Electric Brake Ium Trailer Hiuheo-Larg A Small Various Sis Trailer Hitch Sail Trailer Jack 1000 to 5006 ma. Aseis A Parts, leariugi. SaaadUa, ate. mt of various Boariag. Rao, etc.

Hos FttUags, Larg Basal Cellar, etc. Aara-Qam Diereaaert Rod Head Anchor Fast Lock Ham Baaaa Lot of JobK aad End Yoke Lot of Lot of Let of Lot of Lot of Largo Lata! Lot of Lot of Lot at Lot of Large of Reuad Cold Roll IM af Square Tubing l-ot af Pipe Let of Belts 4 Siw 4 Leagth. AG 12 aad IS Belts Lot of Kraas Bum Bed Parts Lot of Parts far Baogtmaa Baa Bede at Parts lor Creeeut Beds af Part far Foataiae Bede Lat at Parte for Via Dale Eqalpmtat The nbeve aaly a partial brllag of the amatory B0HANN0N AatrUaaoar Note-. TU rnau Mac am Shea wfl ho aald to the wall AO sale Haul aad af out at out buyer must have hnu of credit bom haah or ret chocks appr.vid by awaer. day sale.

Sole wfl start promptly at 1M a.m. and wfl loot al day. Cal awaer or Harvey Turner I ante. Al hem may be iaaperted at aula attc. any day.

prior to sale date. MOUNTAIN DECORATION 81st Annual Decoration Service at Bohannon Mtn. Cemetery Sunday, May 17 All Day Service Singing in' the Afternoon Thanks for all donations to the fence fund, the fence is installed and paid for. Canhier AUa May Turner 789-2275 Clerk I'at Richard 751-7246 Auctioneers Harvey Turner 789-2275 Dutly Richard 751-7246 Terms Cash Not Responsible For Accidents Please send or give your Administrator of the Hospital. WALKER E20S.

MANUFACTURING f. EQUIPMENT COMPANY 11U HAIYIT, 0WKII PK0KI 751-7M1 01 751-2740 NIGHTS 20 lte annual upkeep donation to inT of the committee. 20-1 tt 'I.