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PES RECEIVES GIFT FROM NEW HOPE

The New Hope Baptist Church family was privileged to give a $110 Wal-Mart gift card to each elementary school grade at Piggott Elementary School. Pre-K through sixth grade will each use the cards to help with the beginning of school needs. These gifts were funded by last year’s VBS missions offerings. “We are honored to pray for and support our school partners,” commented a church member. (Courtesy photo)

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Huckabay brothers appreciate family farm legacy

As children, Larry Huckabay’s sons, Keith, Tanner and Tyler, were always close, being separated in age by only two years. “We played in the rice water and were outside all the time,” shared the eldest son, Keith. “We never argue because they know they are wrong,” he quipped. Mom, Lorre Huckabay, tells that the three boys were a handful and though Keith was older, the twins would gang up and ambush Keith.

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HPMEC QUILTING STUDENTS

Students from HPMEC’s first quilting class have finished their quilts. Another class will be offered in October. Those interested may call the museum for more information. Pictured with their finished quilts are, from left: Penny Veal with her 5” block pattern, Jennifer McPherson made a double patch pattern and Melissa Williams shows her 6” block pattern. (Courtesy photo)

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Burdin family reunion slated

The Burdin family and friends reunion will be held beginning at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 18. The reunion will be held at the Clay County fairgrounds in Piggott. All members and friends of the Burdin, Burden or Burton families are encouraged to attend. Everyone is asked to bring a dish and enjoy fellowship and delicious food.

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Vacation Bible School set at New Hope Baptist Church

New Hope Baptist Church invites all kids to their Spark Studios VBS kickoff from 10 a.m. until noon on Saturday, June 11 at Pollard City Park. Prepare to spark imagination and kick creativity into high gear. Kids will learn how they are created in Christ and designed for God’s purpose. Those attending will enjoy free food, games, sno-cones, face painting and fun for the whole family. Pollard City Park is located at 690 Hwy. 62, Pollard. Those wanting more information may call 870-544-2364.

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