Old Austin Baptist Church - Parsonage

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Old Austin Baptist Church - Parsonage

Address:

Highway 38

City:

Cabot

State:

Arkansas

Zip Code:

72023

Phone number:

(501) 843-8589

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Caspian post new live clip for "Flowers of Light" - Next Mosh

Flowers of Light,” which appears on the band’s forthcoming album On Circles (due out 1/24). The footage was filmed live at The Cabot Theatre in Beverly, MA — watch below. As announced, Caspian recently confirmed a January through April North American trek, with the following local area stops: April 1 Buffalo, NY Rec RoomApril 5 Woodstock, NY ColonyApril 6 Philadelphia, PA Union TransferApril 8 New York, NY Le Poisson Rouge The band have since beefed up their run, adding more east coast gigs for June. Check out all upcoming dates below. —-[embedded content] —- December 12 Hangzhou, China Mao LivehouseDecember 13 Shanghai, China Mao LivehouseDecember 14 Shenzhen Shi, China B10 LiveDecember 15 Guangzhou, China T:UnionDecember 17 Tokyo, Japan Koenji High—-January 30 Los Angeles, CA Masonic Lodge at Hollywood ForeverJanuary 31 Phoenix, AZ Rebel Lounge—-February 1 San Diego, CA The CasbahFebruary 3 Fresno, CA Strummer’sFebruary 4 Felton, CA Felton Music HallFebruary 5 San Francisco, CA Great American Music HallFebruary 7 Portland, OR Doug Fir LoungeFebruary 8 Vancouver, BC Biltmore CabaretFebruary 9 Seattle, WA NeumosFebruary 11 Sacramento, CA Holy DiverFebruary 12 Long Beach, CA Long Beach Art Theatre—-March 31 Toronto, ON Lee’s Palace—-April 1 Buffalo, NY Rec RoomApril 3 Bo...

(Not necessarily) the last rose of summer

Winnipeg Parks: Medium red.• Alexander Mackenzie: Deep red.• Champlain: Dark red.• J.P. Connell: Lemon yellow.• John Cabot: Medium red.• John Davis: Medium pink.• Quadra: Dark red.• Pavement series: Purple, scarlet, white types.• Henry Kelsey: Rosy-red. One of the best climbers.• William Baffin: Rose-pink. Excellent climber.• Ramblin' Red: Red climber.Fall pruning tipsMost rose authorities and research universities recommend against fall pruning of roses, as they tend to survive winter better with all canes intact. In spring, before new growth begins, prune vigorously, removing thin, weak canes and reducing height to 12 inches or less.Modern roses bloom best on vigorous new growth stimulated by pruning, rather than old, woody canes allowed to remain.

Royal wedding: First glimpse of beautiful flowers gives hint of Eugenie's colour scheme

PA)The couple have kept several details private, but have now revealed exclusive news about their wedding cake, which will be crafted by Sophie Cabot.Eugenie, who is ninth in line to the throne, has opted for a unique cake flavour inspired by the autumn months, which ties in nicely with her wedding date.Sophie Cabot, who is based in Fulham in West London, has been creating detailed sugar flowers and foliage in the last few months to decorate the five tiers of the cake.Ms Cabot was invited by the office of Eugenie's father, the Duke of York, to meet the couple and discuss their wedding cake in early July, after she made decorated bespoke biscuits to one of Prince Andrew's events.A tree has fallen over outside the entrance (Image: PA)She said: "The couple were very relaxed, very comfortable. I got the feeling the cake was something they were very excited about."It was fun meeting as well because I don't think it's every day you have a meeting about cake and you get to try cake."The Royal Family have also announced Alex Bramall will be the official photographer at their Wedding.The British photographer will take the official photographs at Windsor Castle following the Wedding Service. He previously photographed Princess Eugenie for Harper's Bazaar US in 2016. Related articles img src="https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/theme/Responsive/img/page/placeholder-horizontal.gif" class="swap" alt="The pair revealed that they were feeling nervous ahead of their royal wedding " title="The pair revealed that they were feeling nervous ahead of their royal wedding " data-w="590" data-h="426" data-src1="https://cdn.images.express.co.uk/img/dynamic/106/590x/secondary/The-pair-revealed-that-they-were-feeling-nervous-ahead-of-their-royal-wedding-1550580.jpg?r=153...

Obituaries for Sunday, March 19, 2017

Debbie Leikvoll, Marion Morita and Marina Martinez, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, and sisters Fortunate Cabotungan of Hilo and Flora Espiritu.Memorial services will be held on Saturday, March 25, at The Salvation Army church in Lihue. Services will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.The family suggests casual attire.Arrangements were handled by Garden Island Mortuary, Ltd.Shiloh Roshan Simbre-MedeirosShiloh Roshan Simbre-Medeiros of Kekaha passed away at the age of 18 on March 11 in Poipu. Born on Jan. 20, 1999, in Lihue, he was working at Eleele McDonald’s in the food-service industry.He is survived by his parents Wayne A. Medeiros and Shirley R. Simbre-Medeiros, birth parents Shirlet Abergas and Steven Saflor, brothers Scott Simbre-Medeiros of Las Vegas, Cyrus Simbre-Medeiros of Hohenfels, Germany, Shayne Simbre- Medeiros of Kekaha, Johnnie Simbre of Hanapepe and Francis Abergas of Oahu, sisters Erica Santiago-Abergas of Puhi, Courtney Espiritu Rapozo of Lihue, Jessica Giron-Abergas of Makakilo, Shelsy Simbre-Medeiros of Kekaha, Laorencia Abergas of Kekaha and Alicia Abergas-Spriggs of Wailua, and numerous uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins.Friends may visit with the family on Saturday, March 25, at St. Theresa Church in Kekaha from 9 to 11 a.m. with Mass to follow.The family suggests casual attire and requests that flowers be omitted.Arrangements were handled by Garden Island Mortuary, Ltd.Ernest CamaraErnest Camara of Kalaheo passed away at home on March 11 at the age of 91. He was born in Kauai on May 14, 1925, and retired from Amfac as the lumber yard foreman.He was preceded in death by his wife Katherine Camara, parents John and Mary Camara and brothers August and Manuel Camara.He is survived by children Sharon (Johnson) Villanida of Kalaheo, Anthony (Tracey) Camara of Hanapepe, Rinda (Richard) Banasihan of Kalaheo and Yvette (Mark) Scribner, 11 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, five great-great- grandchildren, brother Richard (Betty) Camara of Wisconsin, sister Dorothy Lopes of Florida and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.A celebration of his life will be held on March 22 at Holy Cross Church, with viewing from 9 a.m. and Mass celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow at Kauai Memorial Gardens.Kauai Memorial Gardens & Funeral Home assisted the Camara family with arrangements.© 2017 Thegardenisland.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Le... (Thegardenisland.com)

Obituaries for Wednesday, March 22, 2017

Debbie Leikvoll, Marion Morita and Marina Martinez, numerous grandchildren, great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren, and sisters Fortunate Cabotungan of Hilo and Flora Espiritu.Memorial services will be held on Saturday, March 25, at The Salvation Army church in Lihue. Services will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.The family suggests casual attire.Arrangements were handled by Garden Island Mortuary, Ltd.Shiloh Ro... (Thegardenisland.com)

Harvard hasn't had a strike in more than 30 years until today

Because of the labor action, only some dining halls opened Wednesday for breakfast. Cabot House, Dunster House, and Kirkland House dining halls will be closed, according to a memo from dean of students Katherine O’Dair. Eleven other dining locations remain open, according to Harvard’s food services Web page. Harvard administrators say they have a contingency plan to ensure all students are fed. The school urged students to check the dining services site for updates during the strike. Food service workers have reported seeing an increase in stockpiles of frozen food in the dining halls, union officials said. DeLuzuriaga, the school’s spokeswoman, said the dining halls are being staffed by managers. “And there are some student run facilities,” she said. Jeff Stark, a cook at Harvard for five years, said workers prepped food Tuesday night ahead of the work stoppage. Stark spoke as he marched in protest Wednesday morning. Students were seen entering Annenberg Hall after it opened for breakfast Wednesday. On Facebook, the Student Labor Action Movement said undergraduates should not “feel bad about getting food in the dining halls.” “Instead, you should use your meal plan to support workers by eating in d-halls and taking your food to the picket line to share with workers,” the group posted Tuesday night. About 25,000 meals are served each day across Harvard’s dining halls, deLuzuriaga said. Meal plans are mandatory for undergraduates at Harvard, and tuition, fees, room, and board cost students about $63,025 in the 2016-2017 school year, before accounting for any financial aid. Harvard’s $37.5 billion endowment, which funds about one-third of the school’s operating revenue, is the biggest in the higher education world. img alt="Cambridge, MA--10/5/2016--Dining hall workers at Harvard University go on strike, on Wednesday, October 5, 2016. They picket next to Memorial Hall/Annenberg Hall (cq). Photo by Pat Greenhouse/Globe Staff Topic: 06harvardstrike Reporter: Katheleen Conti" data-fullsrc="//c.o0bg.com/rf/image_1920w/Boston/20...