... various subjects from a middle-of-the-road perspective. Close readers know, too, that we publish local cartoons. Milton Davis recently began â Toad Suck Tidbits,â and weâ ll be using it on a near-daily basis. We donâ t anticipate ever ...

... unveil a new cartoon in todayâ s edition called â Toad Suck Tidbits.â Â The cartoon is the second series drawn by Milton Davis of Conway. Unlike his previous series, â Toad Suck Country,â â Toad Suck Tidbitsâ will be a one-column daily cartoon ...

... southwest, the First State Bank planned to erect a $150,000 building within the next few months. 25 years ago (1984) Milton Davis opened his own branch office of Edward D. Jones and Co., in suite 208 of the Federal Building with his new office ...

... Fred Petrucelli There are those who believe that Milton Davis enjoys being skewered by the usual characters ... see is that sign across the street flashing ... Milton Davis! ... Milton Davis! ... Milton Davis!" The Devores, Bill ...

... philanthropy in the community. Milton Davis is a financial advisor for Edward ... It's a very nice honor." Milton Davis said with a laugh, "I kept thinking ... business." "Thanks to her!" Milton Davis interjected. She added, "I got ...

... practitioners who are responsible for spilling their creative juices in this art form called "Puntoons" Foy Lisenby and Milton Davis. Suffice to say that Lisenby, a history professor at the University of Central Arkansas, and Davis, he of the world ...

... up $10.75. Prices hit a previous record of $135.09 a barrel on May 22, and settled Thursday at $127.79. Milton Davis of Edward Jones in Conway said of the spike, "Obviously, today, the market didn't like it. The volume wasn ...

... such a caper. It usually pays to beware of buying something that sounds or looks like too good of a deal. "His (Milton Davis) highly creative characters represent everyone and no one. They are proverbial statements reflecting truths known ...

... Tom Courtway and Jim Guinee. The lovable, laughable Kempus Kops were returning for this performance. They included Milton Davis, Woody Cummins, J. Neal Wood, Fred Petrucelli, Carolyn Ishee and Jimmy Ishee. Lyle Rupert would provide appropriate ...

... are back again carrying on shamelessly with their inane antics. Leading his bunch is Woody Cummins, ably assisted by Milton Davis, Tom Norrell, J. Neal Wood and Fred Petrucelli. Set and costumes extraordinaire are being designed by Pegge Griffin ...