... being next year March 22-26. Rehired classified personnel and substitutes. There was also one contract change for Mary Mitchell, who works in the copy trailer. Her contract will be for 113 days next year instead of 200 per her request.

... First Security Bank; Stacy Cotton, a gift card from Ruple Photography; Amanda Beene, a First State Bank gift card; Mary Mitchell, a gift certificate from Vilonia Chiropractic; Pam Staley, an American flag from Vilonia Realty; Shirley Mewborn ...

... Hazel Hoss, Carolyn Camp, George Dickerson and Foster Dickerson. Mrs. Mitchell was assisted in serving by Misses Mary Mitchell and Audrey Hoss. - Advertisement - 50 years ago (1958) Three Faulkner County political races were settled in the ...

... Central Accreditation Team. Doris was a member of First United Methodist Church, the Open Door Sunday School Class and Mary Mitchell United Methodist Women's Circle. She taught children and adult Sunday school classes in Greenwood and Conway First ...

... volunteers helping with the cookbook are Sue Briley, Melissa Chapman, Ellouise Coker, Bernice Fulmer, Ellen Griffin, Mary Mitchell, Susan Longo, Imogene Pearce, Gaye Sanders and Reba Shuemake. Other sixth-grade teachers are Pam Bangs, Betty ...

... recently, as a member of the hostess committee. She attends First United Methodist Church, where she is a member of the Mary Mitchell Circle and Open Door Sunday School Class. Among her hobbies is the computer. She keeps up with her stock portfolio ...

... Mrs. Andrew Nahlen and Mrs. Paul Enderlin gave reports. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostesses. Miss Mary Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mason E. Mitchell of Conway, was in Hong Kong awaiting travel orders to return to the ...

... 1951) Edsel Voyles was promoted to petty officer, first class. He was stationed at Port Blakely, Wash. Miss Mary Mitchell, who was enroute home from Soochow, China, where she had been since September 1948, arrived in Calcutta, India ...

... director Lee Rainie said. The animals are available for auction on the Internet by the Bureau of Land Management. Mary Mitchell, the General Services Administration official who oversees the government's online activities, said it is too early ...

... his material, Chang ridicules it mercilessly. I cannot improve on the observations of Chicago Sun-Times columnist Mary Mitchell: "The symbols found in Ghettopoly are an accurate reflection of what hip-hop heroes are selling to white America ...