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Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University ______ Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject B0001a Homosexuality, Sickness or sin? Gary Turner 1993 B0002 Railsback ? Railsback ? Unknown Mountain Home College B0003a Jewel Westermore N/A Unknown Mountain Home College B0004a Neil Nelson N/A Unknown Mountain Home College B0005a Mrs. Joe Richey, Mrs. Looper, Paul Meyers Unknown 1980 Mountain Home College B0006a Pam and Dave Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0007a Ruth Woffard Miller Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0008a Arthur Halliburton Unknown 1977 Mountain Home College B0009a A.P. Elliff Unknown 1977 Mountain Home College B0010a A.J. Bishop Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0011a W.E. Wiles Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0012a H.E. Williams Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0013a Unidentified Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0014a Mrs. Emmett Smith Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0015a Paul Morton Unknown Unknown Mountain Home College B0016a Mrs. Chester Roten and Mrs. Bonnie Irving Kenneth Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0017a D.C. McAtee Kenneth Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0018a Gail R. Zimmerman Ray Granade 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0019a Harry Trulove Fred Williams and Ken Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0020a Elmer Griever Kenneth Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0021a H.E. Williams Fred Williams 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0022a Dillard S. Miller Kenneth Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0023a R.A. Bone Ray Granade 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0024a C.H. Seaton Kenneth Startup 1994 Arkansas Baptist History Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Page 1 of 173 Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject B0025a Bernes K. Selph Ray Granade 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0026a Harold White Ray Granade 1994 Arkansas Baptist History B0027v N/A N/A 1998 ABSC 150th Anniversary Video for associational meetings B0028a N/A N/A 2000 Baptist General Conv. Of Texas, staff prayer meeting B0029a Mike Huckabee, sermon N/A 1979 WSBC, Mike Huckabee B0030a W.O. Vaught, sermon N/A 1980 35th Anniversary Service, W.O. Vaught B0031a Frank Stagg, speaker N/A 1973 Evangel Conference, Frank Stagg B0032a Jimmy Karem, speaker N/A 1989 Jimmy Karem, Park Hill Baptist Church B0033a B.J. Sams, singer/speaker N/A 1988 B.J.Sams' songs/testimony, Third Street Baptist Church B0034a "The Bride of Christ" and "Is a Happy Marriage .. 1993 Third Street Baptist Church, religion Possible Today?" Third Street Baptist Church B0035a Mt. Zion Baptist Church Homecoming, .. 1989 Mt. Zion Baptist Church Homecoming, religion message by Mike Kemper B0036a Mr. Zion Baptist Church Homecoming, .. 1989 Mt. Zion Baptist Church Homecoming, gospel music afternoon hymn sing B0037a C.L. Culpepper, Deeper Christian Life .. 1970 Deeper Christian Life Conference (Indiana) Conference B0038a Satanism and the Masonic Lodge discussion .. 1990 Satanism and the Masonic Lodge, religion (Friendship) (Friendship) B0039a Herbert Brown, "An Effective Teaching .. 1982 Pastors' conference, religion (Texarkana) Ministry" (Texarkana) B0040a Herbert Brown, "Perilous Times in the Last .. 1982 Pastors' conference, religion (Texarkana) Days" and "The Reward of Fulfilling Your Ministry" C0001a Norma Rudolph Benton Kevin Hasley 1991 Great Depression C0002a Imogene Brown Hammond Brent Ashbaugh 1991 Great Depression C0003a Townsend Pierce James Pierce 1991 Great Depression C0004a Murrell P. Green Lisa Hughes 1991 Great Depression C0005a Emerson & Desiree Eason Rodney Eason 1991 Great Depression Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Page 2 of 173 Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject C0006a Edna Erwin Carter Ross Amy Anderson 1991 Great Depression C0007a John Hardin Bo McKim 1991 Great Depression C0008a Irma Harper Carla Wright 1991 Great Depression C0009a Hattie Webb Denice Dawley 1991 Great Depression C0010a Inez Duke Candice Markin 1991 Great Depression C0011a Evelyn Duke Mark White 1991 Great Depression C0012a Mr. & Mrs. Dale Givens Terri Bass 1991 Great Depression C0013a Benson Allison Green 1991 Great Depression C0014a Marion Connell Lisa Smith 1991 Great Depression C0015a Unidentified Jeff Summerhill 1991 Great Depression C0016a Jean Wray Keith Green 1991 Great Depression C0017a Charlie Anderson Tesha Sanders 1991 Great Depression C0018a Kenneth & Mertyl Tyson Brady Baker 1991 Great Depression C0019x Mr. & Mrs. Golden and Nancy McPeak Tiffany McPeak 1991 Great Depression C0020a Unidentified Unidentified ­­­­ possibly goes with C0019a C0021a Lillian Maxey, C.D. & Alma Horne Jacquelyn Horne 1991 Great Depression C0022a Howard Clark Traci Clark 1991 Great Depression C0023a Unidentified Allison Newton 1991 Great Depression C0025a Alice J. Newburn & Alice Sue Harris Amanda Adair 1991 Great Depression C0026a Maxwell & Faye Grant Amanda Watson 1991 Great Depression C0027a Kristen Ketchum's grandparents Kristen Ketchum 1991 Great Depression C0028x Parnell Shepherd Billy Chaves 1991 Korean conflict C0029a Euphie McCauley & Howard Clark Traci Clark 1991 Davidson Campground C0030a none Ben Smith 1991 "Voices from Past Arkansas Governors" C0031a none Tobey Pentecost 1991 Davidson Campground Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Page 3 of 173 Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject C0032a Daniel Grant Heidi Steeger 1991 Ouachita Baptist University C0033a music only Gabe Scheutzner 1991 "Of Sailors and Whales" by Francis McBeth C0034a music only Gabe Scheutzner 1991 "Psalm 130" by Bill Underwood C0035a Al Harris and Roy Bass Heather Grant and Amanda Watson 1991 Viet Nam conflict C0036a Henry Pullen Maurice Cox 1964 Clear Springs community, Bobo place C0037a Guy Haltom Maurice Cox 1964 Halfway community, western Clark County C0038a Lucy Carter and Allie Graham Velma Seale 1990 Taylor family history C0039a Lucy Carter and Allie Graham Velma Seale 1990 Mount Zion Baptist Church, Taylor, Collins, Presson & Smith family history C0040a Charles and Eloise Wilson grandchild Great Depression C0041a Zelma Hendrix Shawna Hendrix Great Depression C0042a Vernel Daniels Stephanie Frazier Great Depression C0043a Unidentified Gina Hasley Great Depression C0044a Mattie Thomas Tia Thomas Great Depression, Calhoun County C0045a Margaret Pierce Jan Cosh 1993 Great Depression C0046a Robert Shuff, Sr. Sara Shuff Great Depression; Toledo, Ohio C0047a mock radio show Wendy Kinard 1993 "Integration Broadcast: 1972/2072" C0048a Lorraine Bevins Beth Cuellar 1992 Great Depression C0049a grandparents Jessica Bass Great Depression C0050a Hank and Sara Thompson Lynli Cox and Renee Thompson Great Depression C0051a Maxwell and Faye Grant Heather Grant Great Depression C0052a grandparents Kristin Ketchum 1991 Great Depression C0053a Howard Clark Traci Clark 1991 Great Depression C0055a Unidentified Allison N. Great Depression; Civilian Conservation Corps C0056a Maxwell and Faye Grant Amanda Watson Great Depression C0057a Martha Redding Steinmiller Eric Steinmiller Great Depression Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Page 4 of 173 Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject C0058a Vera Key Unidentified 1994 Great Depression C0059a Kermit Bryant Unidentified 1994 Great Depression C0060a Margaret Pierce Unidentified 1994 Great Depression C0061a Etta Sheppard Unidentified 1994 Great Depression C0062a Theodosha Walker Katherine Garcia 1994 Great Depression C0063a Marvin Scott Maxine Scott 1994 Great Depression C0064a Marguerite Siphes and Dennis Walker Markeita Jones Great Depression C0065a James Hobgood Brant Ward 1994 Great Depression C0066a Schula Patterson Adilene Sanders Clark County C0067a Amy Jean Greene n/a Antiques C0068a Grace Benton Nelson Amy Jean Greene 1974 Lewis Randolph C0069a Martha Virginia Black n/a 1973 Magnolia Manor, Clark County C0070a Martha Virginia Black n/a 1973 Magnolia Manor, Clark County C0071a Martha Virginia Black n/a 1973 Magnolia Manor, Clark County C0072a Martha Virginia Black n/a 1973 Magnolia Manor, Clark County C0073a Mrs. Add Hill n/a Clark County; Elections C0074a Thelma Crawford Mary King 1983 Great Depression; Clark County C0075a Marguerite Goodloe Ronnie Granade 1986 Great Depression C0076a Mr. Hobgood Adilene Sanders 1974 Personal history at age 100 C0077a Joe P. Horton Jeddy LeVar 1979 Gurdon; Clark County C0078a Edgar and Bessie Frazier Jeddy LeVar 1979 Clark County C0079a Neil McCaskill Unidentified 1979 Bullock family and house C0080a A.B. Wetherington .. 9/23/96 Arkansas schools, education C0081a Isom Anthony Jeddy LeVar 1979 Clark County; personal history Wednesday, July 09, 2008 Page 5 of 173 Oral Histories Database Special Collections • Ouachita Baptist University _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Number Interviewee Interviewer Date Subject C0082a Milton Teague, Virginia Wilmoth, Grace Unidentified 1983 Great Depression
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