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158 INDEX Adcock, Heny H Adcock, Velma N. Sanders ...................... 129 Adkins, Alva Esther "An Evening With Fred Astaire" ................. 23 Adkins, Anice Elizabeth "Betty" ................. 84 "As the World Turns" Adkins, Bettie "Breakfast Club" Adkius, Clara Elizabeth "Califomia's Gold" Adkins, Eliza Jemima Caroline ................... 82 "Cemeteries West of the Ouachita River" ..... 140 Adkins, Gov. Homer "Farm and Ranch" Adkins, James "Jim" "G rit Newspaper" Adkins, John Francis, Jr ``Guadalacanal Diary" Adkins, John Francis, Sr "Heritage" Adkins, Katherine I,ouise "Kate" 82 "I Love Lucy" Adkins, Kay "Idaho Pioneer History" Adkins, Lillian Catherine .......................... 83 "Old" DeRoche Adkins, Lois Eleanor "Precious Memo Adkins, Margaret Edith "Sleepy Hollow" Adkins, Martha Isabel "Mat" 83 "Tamawa" Adkins, Martha Jane "The Colgate Comedy Hour ' ..................... 22 Adkins, Mary Janct "The Kate Smith Show" Adkins, Mrs. Homer "The President Taylof ' Adkins, Nancy ........ ".84 "The Times Jounal" Adkins, Ruth Guyer ................................ 83 4-H Forestry School Adkins, Thelma Frances ...... 83 A.B. Cook Mill Adkins, William Edward ....................... 81,83 Aaron, Raymond C Adkins, William Pulaski Abercromb ie, Dorothy Albey, Loren Acme Brick Company Alden, Jefliey Ross ............................... 1 I 8 Adans, Cbester Alden, Steve Leslie Massey ..................... I 18 Adanis, Claude Alden, Taylor Adans, Elmer Alderson-Coston House Adans, Ford H Aldrich, Clydie Winbury ......................... 129 Adans, Ford Alexander, Bryson Kane ......................... 129 Adans, Helen Burks Alfred, Lord Temyson Adrus, James Allbritton, Arm .................. Ill Adans, T.W Allbritton, - E Adccok, Geneva Mac Allen County Public Library ...................... VI 159 Allen, Adelle Ahansas Legislature ............................... 54 Allen, Arbelle AI.kansas Phalmaceutical Association ........... 14 Allen, Arvilee Arkansas State Library ............................. VI Allen, Bill Arkansas State Teacher's College ................ 84 Allen, Carlie Arkansas State University ......................... VI Allen, Carlos Arkansas Travelers Allen, Don E Arlington Hotel Allen, Kemeth Owen Amed Forces Induction Station .................. 12 Allen' Lillie Amstrong, Judy Kay shuffield .................. 129 Allen, Manie Amstrong, Ijandon Paul ......................... 129 Allen, Muriel Army of the Confederacy ......................... 53 Allen, Odean Amold, Gary Howard ............................. I 17 Allen, Richard Amold, Massey Howard .......................... 117 Allen, Sheman, Jr Arthur Murray Party Allen, Steve Articles of Faith by Pendleton .................... 43 Allen, William A Ashcraft, Willa Bess Allen, Wilma Ashford, Jessie M ..............,.................. Ill Allen-Fisher, Shirley Faye Walker .............. 16 Ashley, Agee ....................................... in Allison, Joe Walter Ashley, Itot Coston American Cyanamid Company ................,. 14 Ashley, Ihew, Sr .................................. 129 Ashley, Evalene ..................................... 88 Anderson, Jimmy Wiston ........................ 129 Ashley, George E Anderson, Lucille Ashley, Hattie I+ee Anderson, Maxine Muriel Long ................ 129 Ashley, Shorty Anderson, Myrtle Burris ......................... 129 Alkins, Dora Marshall ............................. Ill Amderson, Sherman Atkinson. Loyd A Anderson, William H., Sr ........................ 129 Atkinson, Roy Wendell .......................... 129 Anthon, Ganara Kathr)in Lea Kotora ........... 129 Aud, Gerald Tormy Anthony, John Ault Bible class 55 Anthony, Sally Whitmire ........................ 123 Ault, Homer Anthony, Salvadore Ausley, Glen Jintioch Ausley, Mrs. Glen ...............................,,. 88 AR Educational TV Network ................... 1 1 3 Austin, Helen •........15,16 Arkansas College at Batesville ................... 25 Autry, Gene Arkansas Historic Preservation Prograni .... 17,42 Avant, "ght. Arkansas Historical Commission ................. VI Avery, Dick 160 8-24 Liberator Baugh, Grace Woodall 8-25 Mitchell bomber Baxter, Billy Baarlaer, Rose Bayou de Rcehe Baber, Dr. Q.M., Jr Beard, Doris Arm Baber, Wilhelmina Adrianna .................... 129 Beard, Francise Lucile Galloway ............... 129 Bachman, Albert Bearden, Charlie Bagwell, Steven Bearden, Dorothy Bailey, Alma Cunningham ...................... 129 Bearden, Lutie Phillips Bailey, Dr. & Mrs. A. Stanley .................... Ill Beardly, Leon Bailey, Herman L Beason, Daniel Bailey, Jones 0 Beason, Dewey D Baker, Everett Beason, Eula MCDaniel Baker, Lois Hawhom Beason, Garland Baker, Quinten coleman ......................... 129 Beason, Melvin "Spud" Ballard, Glen Beaton Cemetery Ballard, Jim Beaton Methodist Church ......................... 105 Bank of Malvem Beaton Quartet Banks, Joan Beaten Baptist Church Beauchamp, Cherie Hutto ........................ 129 Baptizing Hole Beauchanp, James A Barker, Cheryl Kaye Thomas .................... 129 Beck, Carrie L. Hooks Barks, Ovella Prince 129 Bell Tower Bames, Flora Malinda 114 Belue, Isabella Bames, James 114 Bengoa, Wilbur Banes, Nelda Lorene 114 Bemett Bobby Lee Bames, Nelda Ilo Bermett, Bruce Bones, Princess Lyrm 115 Bermett, Fred Lee, Jr Bames, Sherri Gayle Head ....................... 115 Bermett, J.H Bames, Velva Doris Benson, Carl Bamett, Zack Benson, John Calvin Bass, W.R.K Bently, Caryl Batchelor, Nadine (Joy) Barfield ............... 129 Bently, Clinton Bates, Brittany Bently, Gladys Bates, Heny Bently, H.A Battleground Pack Bently, Lily Batts, James Bently, Robert 161 Benton, Delmus Bluner, Susan Berg, Shirley Boaz, Elizabeth Agnes "Bess" .................... 82 Beny, Susie Chote Boaz, John Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church .139 Boaz, Julia Hazel Bettinger, Andy 117,119 Boaz, Nancy Bevill, Elva V. Davis Boaz; Ralph Big Creek Community Boaz, Rodney Big Creek Towhip Boaz, William Scott "Bill", Jr ..................... 82 Binghan, Charles ................................... Ill Boaz, Willian Scott, Sr Bingham, Patricia ........ Bodiford, Cidney Michelle ....................... I 15 Bismalckcemetery..........................123,140 Bodiford, Keith Allen Bismarck High Schcol Boettne, Lynette Swain ........................... 112 Bismarck 25,40,64,112 Bolen, Sharon Bittinger, John W Bollen, Lavence A. Sr Black, Kimey Bonanza Black, William M Bond, Vance James Blackman, Gertrude (Gertie) ...................... 62 Borke, Virginia James Blades, Edith A Meeks Borkenhagen, Eleanor Blckely House Bost, Bafoara Blakely, Adam Bost, Hester Blakely, Dr. George W Bova, Vincent Blakely, Dr. George W Bowers, Dean K Blakely, E.E Boyett, James Blakely, Flora Haltom Brajkovich, Lee Arm Blckely, George W Brannon, Earl Blakely, Greenbeny Branon, Helen Blckely, Rev. Eldrid Brannun, Cecil Blakely, Sarah Talley Greenberry ......,........ 55 Brantley, Amita Blanton,NomaK..................Ill,109,129,157 Brantley, Deck Bledsoe, Bernie Gene Brantley, Doyle Bledsoe, Carol Darn Brantley, Gary Blodgett, Alisha Brantley, Hailey Blodgett, Justin Brantley, Jack Herbert Blodgett, Steve Brantley, Jacob Blount, Jimmy Lee, Sr Brantley, Linda Blune, Arthur Alton Brantley, Mandy Michelle ....................... 1 I 2 162 Brantley, Marion Broomfield, Mary Jo Dickens ................... 130 Brantley, Marvin Dean Brosell, Heny Jr Brantley, Mavin L Brosell, Polly Brantley, Ray Brown, Alvin F Brantley, Robert Dean Broun, Becky Brantley, Ryan Brovm, Dorothy Brantley, Susan Broun, Hetty Burks Brantley, Taylor Broun, J.C Bratcher, Delphine Broun, Mary Jo Braunun, Bobby BroVli, Ressie Wetherington .................... 130 Bray, Calvin 24,101 Bryan, Lloyd 8 Bray, Earl 24,102 Bryant, Hazel Kinsey Bryant, James L Bray, Gladys (Herrin) Bryant, Nancy "Polly" Bray, Hollis Bryant, Pauline Emily Clegg .................... 130 Bray, Kermeth Bryant, Rev. John Bray, Lawrence Donald Buck, Dave Richard Bray, Roy Buck, Duffle Buck, Floyd Mac Neighbors .................... 130 Bray, Sheny Buck, Inez Breese, Kay Buck, Kathy Kroha Bremer, Dr. Joseph P Buck, Lee Brerman, Mrs. Teny Buck, Mrs. R.J Brenton, Floy Marie Moore ..................... 130 Buck, Sandra Olena "Sandy" .................... I 1 5 Brett, Arma L Buck, Willie Olen Brewer, Bob Buckner, Dr. Andrew L Brewer, Gerald Bugg, Sarch Jane Brewer, Helen Buie, Ralph Kermon Bridge No. 2 Bumgartner, David Collie ........................ 57 Bridges, Verda Mac Floyd ....................... 130 Bunpass, Hazel Briggs, C.H Burger, James Allen Briggs, Otho 8 Burchfield, Barbara Ann ......................... I 15 Brooks, Bill Burchfield, Defoy G Brooks, Christie Thomas ......................... 130 Burchfield, Edna Brooks, Gladys Elizabeth Maxwell ............. 130 Burchfield, Ellis Brooks, Ruby Jean Goodman .................... 130 Buehfield, Evalee 163 Burchfield, Frances Busic, Patsy Burchfield, J immy Bussey, Earl Burchfield, Johnny Louise ....................... 115 Butler, Daniel N., Sr Burchfield, Lavem Butler, Elizabeth Burchfield, Major Leo ........................... I 15 Butler, George Ball Burchfield, Pauline Butler, Hany Burchfield, Richard Lynn ........................ 115 Butler, Jemina Martin Burchfield, Stella Mae Butler, Samuel Bunk, Jeny G Butterfield, Gen. Daniel Adams .................. 4 Bunks, Randy Byers, Mary Buna Shave Byford, Billie Sue Bunett Cemetery Byrd, J.L Bumett, Andrew Jackson ...................... 51,55 C47 (Gconey Bird) Bumett, Beulah Swisher .......................... 130 C47 Transport Plane
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