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Ruleville| Town in Sunflower County, northwest Mississippi; population (1990) 3,200. It is situated in the Delta, east of the Sunflower River, and 14 km/9 mi east-southeast of Cleveland. A plantation-country trade centre, processing cotton and lumber, it is noted as the longtime home of civil rights leader Fannie Lou Hamer (1917–77). |
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No references found | Freeman, 72, suffered a broken arm, elbow and minor shoulder damage when his car veered off the road in a late-night single vehicle crash near Ruleville, Mississippi in August 2008. Freeman, 72, suffered a broken arm, elbow and minor shoulder damage when his car veered off the road in a late-night single vehicle crash near Ruleville, Mississippi in August 2008. Arkadelphia 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 Total Assets $575,275 $542,616 $523,696 $483,133 $464,494 Net Income $4,750 $5,932 $4,942 $4,840 $4,487 Equity Capital $63,092 $65,218 $63,536 $50,799 $51,080 Owns namesake banks in Arkadelphia, West Helena and Ruleville, Miss. |
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