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ADVERTISEMENT Delta region gets new club leader from White Hall by Deborah Horn Special to The Commercial | Today at 2:57 a.m. New Horizons Extension Homemakers Club members work to raise money during the grand opening of the Saracen Landing Farmers Market. From left, they are, Sarah Gwin of White Hall, Kimberly Edwards of Redfield, Sophia Gwin of White Hall and Dot Dunn Hart, the new Delta District director for the Arkansas Extension Homemakers Council. (Special to The Commercial/Deborah Horn) A few weeks ago, Dot Dunn Hart was at the Saracen Landing Farmers Market at Pine Bluff. Recently, s...

Obituary - Roxella “Rosie” Smith Hill’s Mortuary, Inc. Roxella “Rosie” Smith was born on May 1, 1941, in Leefield, Georgia, to Joe Brown and Effie Mae Smith. She received her education through the Bulloch County Public Schools.     At an early age, she joined Jerusalem A.M.E. Church, where she served on the Stewardess Board and was a member of the Willing Workers Club.     Rosie worked for many years as a nanny and homemaker. She enjoyed traveling, working in puzzle books, baking, cooking for her family and talking on the phone to family and...

Let's Talk Law with Treadwell Gordon: Health and safety on farms 10 Mar, 2021 08:00 PM 4 minutes to read OPINION: Health and safety on farms is not a new issue, but it is always worth reminding those in the sector of their responsibilities and the penalties for non-compliance. Recently, a family farming company was prosecuted for failing to ensure its side-by-side was safe at the time of use. Unfortunately, the prosecution followed a death on the farm. The family were hosting a Willing Workers on Organic Farms worker, otherwise known as a WOOFer. The worker was a passenger on the side-by-side...

Read Article 100 Years Ago: 1921 The Willing Workers “No, 4 met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Frances Carver, Webster Street, to help her celebrate her birthday. Sewing was enjoyed in the afternoon. The hostess was presented with a hand-painted vase by the club. When the birthday cake was cut, the dime went to Mrs. Julia Stuart, nickel to Mrs. Frances Carver, cent to Mrs. Edith Jones and button to Mrs. Adah Brackett. 50 Years Ago: 1971 The Women’s Auxiliary to the East Auburn Community elected new officers Sunday evening at a meeting at the Community Building. Heading the activities for ...

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