Atlanta Lions Club
DeAnna O’Malley, program, along with Lindsey Hergert, Kevin Lambing today at Lions Club.
DeAnna O’Malley, program, along with Lindsey Hergert, Kevin Lambing today at Lions Club.
(Editor’s Note: Atlanta historian Dr. Dan Wimberly wanted to find out more about the Sulphur Fork Factory located near the fork of the Sulphur and Red Rivers, 1817-25. Here are some of the highlights of his findings.)
Sometimes life comes full circle and that sure is the case for Linden-Kildare’s new Athletic Director Dillon Surratt.
My father, Richard Eldred Blalock, was named for his grandfathers but was called “Dred”, by all and sundry even as his grandfather was. I am the older of his two children, and the nearest they could get to “Dred” for a girl was “Mildred”, my younger brother later being called “Arden”. I had a lot of fun when I was a kid when asked by other youngsters what my father’s real name was. I always answered “Mildred” of course”. Since his initials of R.E. refuted that statement, it should not have carried any weight but kids don’t think very far and I had my laugh.
When one stands on Arkansas Highway 160 bridge as it crosses the Red and Sulphur Rivers at about the place of the once Spring Bank ferry, one is looking into the past and future.
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