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Index of Heritage Publications by White County Historical Society

From 1963 to 2016

Paul V. Isbell-May 14,2017 [For Sale for $10 per copy of the Yearly Volume or Article at our office, or $10 plus postage for mail orders:]

You can contact us on the square in Searcy, or call 501-278-5010, or email at wchs1962.gmail.com. Or mail to P. O. Box 537 Searcy, Ark. 72145 [By Year of Publication:]

2000 White County Heritage From Georgetown to Jupiter: a 90-year-old teacher recalls a special student who rose above the Depression and reached for the stars; Orphan of the Storm: the 1903 tornado took Paul King’s entire family; agriculture pioneering Lambert family, Civil War Calendar, Silers and McCauleys, the infamous Tonsil Clinic, cemetery updates on the Internet, and more. 100 pages.

2001 White County Heritage Lonnie Glosson the Talking Harmonica Man, WWII Prisoner of War, Civil War at Center Hill, Floyd’s Tar Heel Confederate, West Point Civil War Memories, White County Roots, cemetery updates on the Internet, and more. 100 pages,

2002 White County Heritage The Lost Black History of White County, Doc Rayburn’s 11-year-old Civil War Raider, Piker Letters From Bradford, Turleyfarm at Bald Knob, What Happened in the Titan II Missile Silo, plus hunting, fishing and trapping stories from long ago. 100 pages,

2003 White County Heritage History of Armstrong Springs Resort, Armstrong Springs Schoolhouse, Birth and Death of Morris School for Boys, Growing Up at Crosby in the 1940s, Poor John and the Fleas, History of May Bus Line, Georgetown Bridge, Miss B Was a Patriot, genealogical information and other stories. 100 pages,

2004 White County Heritage White County Cartoonist George Fisher, Beebe Sports Star Gaylon Smith, Kensett Mosquitoes Chase Henderson Pioneers to Pangburn, Lost Dreams at Devil’s Tea Table, Story of an old Muzzle Loader, Snake -Tales, Growing Up in Smyrna, Mary Armstrong Diaries and other stories. 100 pages Page 2 of 15

2005 White County Heritage The McDonalds at Russell in 1898, Curtis' Civil War Challenge-Pangburn Ladies Aid Society, Bob Palmer's B-17 Memories, Walker School 1929-30, Song Writer Luther G. Presley, Searcy Memories, Rose Bud Cotton Gins, Last Days of the Busche Brothers, Morris School Memories, Kentucky Valley, Pappy Gunn and other stories. 100 pages. 2006 Volume XLIV

Beasts outside my Window by J. Allen Whitt ...... 7 Murder in the Pleasant Grove Church by Coy R. Benton ...... 11 A Rough Start at Griff in 1932 by Homer Fulbright ...... 19 Silas Cox Never Made It Home by Marianne S. Welch ...... 27 Big News in Small Towns of 1930 by Venson M. Henderson ...... 29 Judsonia Blacksmith Built a Car in 1908 ...... 33 The Jowers of Judsonia by Shirley A. Finch Hughes ...... 37 Judson University ...... 42 Hard Times on A Railroad Gang by Marion M. Noble ...... 43 Injustice by Kitty Shook ...... 53 The Silent Christmas of 1926 by Adele Meacham Wood ...... 54 Remembering the Early Days of Clay by Glen Majors ...... 55 William Doyle Married Three Sisters by Dean A. Doyle ...... 57 Sweet Memories of Honey Hill by Mary Russell Collins ...... 61 People Were Like Squirrels by Lequeita Booker Dicks ...... 66 The Old Pillowcase by Marylin Martin ...... 69 Memories of Mr. Radio by Raymond W. Toler ...... 72 Following in Gerstaecker’s Footsteps by Heber Taylor ...... 75 Drake Spur 1914-15 by Leister Presley ...... 77 White County Paupers Farm by Martha Harris Poplin ...... 82 Edd Fox and His Air Conditioner by James W. Fuller ...... 84 Recording Cemeteries as Archeological Sites by Scott Akridge ...... 85 Brewer-Holloway Roots at Dogwood by Wayland Holloway ...... 87 Little-Known Medal of Honor Winner by Gray Telford ...... 90 The Clarks of Bald Know by Alvis E. Clark ...... 92 Christmas Fog by James W. Fuller ...... 100

2007 Volume XLV Strawberry Hayday by Paul E. Miller ...... 7 Strawberry Boom, Box Bonanza by Paul E. Miller ...... 11 Strawberry Growers by Paul E. Miller ...... 13 Where the Strawberry West by Paul E. Miller ...... 14 150 Years of Newspapers by Michael Bruce Dougan ...... 15 1929 White County Citizen ...... 22 The Great Train Robbery of 1893 by Ray Rains ...... 27 Only 25 Witness Triple Hanging ...... 31 Page 3 of 15

Civil War Train Wreck by Norman L Ezell ...... 32 The M&NA Moving Van By Leon Van Patten ...... 35 Railroad Ransom - History of Searcy RR by Bill Pollard ...... 36 Back to Pearl Harbor by Linda S. Caillouett ...... 79 1875 Sliter Letters From Bradford by Judith K .Keller ...... 82 Searching for Snooky by Margaret Ross ...... 86 White County Cattle Drives by Heber Taylor ...... 87 The Rose Bud Town Spring by Milton Davis May ...... 89 Teaching in the Heel & Head at West Point by Honmer Fulbright ...... 92 Hymns For Senior Citizens ...... 93 Autobiography of a 1927 Pangburn Senior by Herchel Faulkner ...... 94

2008 Volume XLVI Old Railroad Car Underwent Many Changes by Jim Wakefield ...... 7 Teaching at White Oak by Homer Fulbright ...... 10 Stuart Coffey—Barber, Fighter, Storyteller by Ann Henry ...... 13 Let’s Mark Our Historic Sites by Scott Akridge ...... 16 Red Cross Poster Girl by Janis Cantwell ...... 17 The Soldier from Marsh mountain by James Wesley March ...... 19 Cousin Howard Marsh’s Story ...... 30 A House on Marsh Mountain by Glenda Marsh Williams ...... 32 Appreciating My Mother by Raymond W. Toler, Jr...... 32 The Harbors at Bald Knob Lake by Robert Adair ...... 33 Miss Frona, Voice of Judsonia by W. E. Orr ...... 36 Shew and Monday, Judsonia Blavksmiths-1915 photo ...... 37 A Benefactor for Bullock Cemetery by Cheryl Shaver ...... 38 The Amazing Adams Brothers by Richard O. White ...... 39 How a Beebe Business Survived the Depression by R. V. Powell ...... 44 Memories of the Tom King Family by Thomas B. King, Jr...... 47 Elywon’s Excellent Adventures by Shirley Finch Hughes ...... 51 Rose Bud’s Mystery Rock ...... 55 Isaacs Family at Hopewell Church by Milton Davis May ...... 57 We Was Brought Up To Work in the Fields by Ann Henry ...... 62 The 1936-37 Time Capsule Leon Van Patten ...... 65 1936 Searcy High Student Newspapers Leon Van Patten ...... 67 Old Landmarks of Searcy by E. H. Brown ...... 77 Dog Days of Searcy by Perrin Jones ...... 84 Searcy Dream Homes of 1914 by Jeanne Mytton ...... 85 More on the Searcy Branch RR by Raymond W. Toler Jr...... 90 Dime at a Time by Peggy Ann Boggs...... 92 Searcy High School Class of 1954 photo Anita Hart Fuller ...... 94 French Town Honors Soldier from Searcy by Sherry snow ...... 95 Page 4 of 15

Christmas at the Gravel Hill Country Store by Dr. Calvin C. Turpin ...... 100

2009 Volume XLVII Romance’s Artist in Overalls by Kristy Pollary ...... 7 Dr. Munce’s History is a scholarly Tribute to the City by Perrin Jones ...... 10 Lord of the Rigs—Smyrna is the Oldest Church by Bill Leach ...... 11 Story of the Rock – Gold Map or Grandpa’s Joke by Eddie Best ...... 18 Looking for the Gabled Pink Mint by Ray Toler jr ...... 26 Living to 100, Thanks to God, Mom and Onions by Shirley Hughes ...... 27 My Original Steel Magnolia by Linda Temple Acrey ...... 31 Civil War Veterans by Leroy Blair ...... 34 You Run, We Gun – Judsonia Fights Crime in the ‘30s ...... 47 The Crosby Friendship Quilt by Helen Stinnett ...... 48 The Night Screwballs Ran the Rialto by Wendell Wyatt ...... 53 Searcy Dailey Citizen December 30, 1931 ...... 55 1906 to 1941 – Distinguished Alumni by John E. Miller Jr...... 60 Record Catfish Catch photo ...... 62 Pangburn Was a Struggle for the Boyles by Eual Boyes ...... 63 World’s Fair Oak Phote by Pauline Cleaver ...... 67 An Inside look at Baseball’s Legendary Preacher Roe by Scott Goode ...... 68 Memories of the MoPac Bus by Tom Pry ...... 72 92 Miles of M&NA Track in One Year by Erma Stevenson ...... 75 KD&S Memories by Otha Foust ...... 78 Letters from Arkansas by George Engelmann by Shirely Schuette ...... 80 Rose Bud’s First Druggist by Milton Davis May ...... 86 The Mary Ann Davis Link at Rose Bud by Milton Davis May ...... 87 War of 1812 Veteran Was Floyd’s First Settler by Claude Johnson ...... 95

2010 Volume XLVIII My Father Was a CPL. In the U.S. Army by Diann Poe ...... 8 Azalee by Ray Tolar ...... 10 Things Sure Have Changed!! ...... 11 Little League Baseball in Searcy Began Sixty Years Ago ...... 12 1950’s Sandwich Menu From Woodworths ...... 16 Up From the Cotton Fields by Helen Stinnett ...... 17 Houseboat Child by Fannie Brown ...... 34 New Dixie Drive –in Theater ...... 46 Jack Edward Caldwell ...... 47 The John P. May Family in Searcy by Milton Davis May ...... 57 A Different Use for Onion? ...... 61 Reflections on a Local Legend by Cliff Roberts ...... 62 Searcy Population Tops 6,000 in 1950 U. S. Census ...... 67 Life at Harding College in the 1930’s by Fayetta Coleman Murray ...... 70 Who Killed Searcy Detective Albert Parker? By Warren Watkins ...... 75 Page 5 of 15

A Brief History of the Mason Jar ...... 78 Remembering Godden Hall by Clifton L. Ganus, jr ...... 79 Nostalgia – Oscar Saxton by Pat Weaver ...... 80 Nostalgia – Carrie Cook by Pat Weaver ...... 81 Yesterday, Once More by Jennifer L. Marcussen ...... 82 White County Patents by David Dawson ...... 87 What’s in a Name? by Milton Davis May ...... 92 Duck Hill ...... 96 West Point Men Enlisting in Company G. 15th Arkansas Infantry ...... 97 Soldiers Who Died at Duck Hill MS ...... 98 Men From Other States ...... 100 Trail Trees ...... 100 Country Roads to City Streets ...... 101

2011 Volume XLIX Walt Disney Letter ...... 7 “Action at Whitney’s Lane” Marker Dedication by Scott Akridge ...... 8 Excerpts From the Life Experiences of Norman Fisher Hale, Sr...... 11 The Kensett American ...... 23 Southern Lumber Company, Pangburn AR ...... 29 A Young Boys Experiences with Railroads by James McAllister ...... 30 Song – School Days ...... 33 The Animals in Our Life by Alice Muirhead ...... 37 Galloway College: The Early Years, 1889 – 1907 by Robert W. Meriwether ... 40 A Letter to Jane by Lequeita Booker Dicks ...... 67 The Gallowegin 1919 ...... 71 The James Othar Aunspaugh and Sarah Isabel Fraser Family provided by J.O. Aunspaugh jr.77 Descendants of George Aunspaugh ...... 83 White County Human Interest Story by Maurine Flynn Newell ...... 99

2012 Volume L United Daughters of the Confederacy Searcy Chapter ...... 9 The W. T. Sherman Post #84 GAR ...... 10 Civil War Calendar ...... 11 Secession Convention Part II by Jesse N. Cypert ...... 14 Who’s Who by Lyle B Sparkman ...... 20 War Reminiscences by Thomas A. Maddox ...... 27 Dandridge McRae, An Arkansas General ...... 29 Dandridge McRae Chapter No. 505 Searcy, Arkansas ...... 31 United Daughters of the Confederacy ...... 31 McRae Found Blameless Long After Helena Loss ...... 32 Old Searcy in Time of War ...... 33 Roster of White County’s First Company of Southern Soldiers ...... 34 Page 6 of 15

Volunteers – 1861 ...... 34 Muster Roll Of Company “E” of the Seventh Battalion 1861-1862 ...... 35 The Old Britt House ...... 36 The Whitney Family of Kensett ...... 38 The Community of Egbert ...... 39 A Letter from Long Ago ...... 40 Searcy Landing, August 13 1864 ...... 41 The Insurrection ...... 42 Dr. James Madison Davie by Elizabeth Sheppard Floyd ...... 43 The West Point Cannon Ball by Ellen Key ...... 44 John F. Fandall Discharge ...... 45 Civil War Days and After by Mrs. Kathryn Rogers Van Patten ...... 46 Follow – Up info About Some of Davie’s Descendants ...... 47 Scrimmage at Moccasin Bend by Tommy Hoofman ...... 48 The Battle of Whitney’s Lane ...... 49 Letter From Thomas Howard Davis ...... 52 Civil War Diary of Martin Van Buren Gentry ...... 53 The Mysterious Case of Mr. Van Meter by Lyle B. Sparkman ...... 58 Robert W. Chrisp ...... 61 More info About some of Davie’s Descendants ...... 61 The War Journal and Letters of Henry Orr ...... 62 A West Point, Arkansas Soldier Recalls by William Madison “Buck” Scott .... 66 The Aftermath of the Civil War, in Arkansas ...... 74 Captain Howell A. Doc Rayburn, Independent Guerrilla Command. AR edited by Ruth Chaney ...... 80 Civil War Letter ...... 83 Doc Rayburn Young Civil War hero in White County ...... 84 Riding with Chrisman ...... 86 F. M. Chrisman, Brindletail Confederate ...... 88 War Time Letters of Albert O. McCollom of Washington County, Ark ...... 90 Acton at Ashley’s Hill 1963 ...... 91 Action at Ashley’s Hill 1983 ...... 92 The Blue and The Gray ...... 93 William Raliegh (Riley) Campbell ...... 94 Letter From A Veteran {Judge T. J. Olipant to Dr. Charles Edward Nash} ..... 95

2013 Volume LI Remembering Ellen Blair ...... 2 Longtime Dailey Citizen Editor Dies by Molly M. Fleming ...... 17 Telephone Operators said “Number Please” by Betty Sue Slaughter ...... 19 Cile ...... 20 Glossary of Civil War Terms and Slang ...... 23 Places to Go, Things to See ...... 38 Page 7 of 15

The First Home with Gas Lighting in McRae, Arkansas by Mary Alice Chambers 42 With the First Canned Coffee Came the First Jigsaw Puzzle by Sherry Snow 45 Rev. John H. Dye ...... 48 Colonel A. J. “BO” Baker ...... 57 Memories of Kensett (Price Fondren) ...... 58 *Recycling in the Great Depression* by Mary Rice Reynolds ...... 92

2014 Volume LII Remembering Thednel Rhea “T.R.” Garner ...... 2 Small –Town Man, Big –Time Politics ...... 7 Life as a Civil War Laundress ...... 13 Clothing for Men in Civil War Times ...... 15 Children’s Clothing ...... 17 Dressing A Civil War Lady ...... 18 Short Items of Interest From Old Newspapers Part One ...... 21 123 Bee Trees in One Year ...... 22 Academic Americana:Memories of Rural Antioch School ...... 25 Short Items of Interest From Old Newspapers Part Two ...... 33 Reconstructing the Randall House, Reconstructing its History ...... 36 Judsonia Bridge ...... 54 Diary of a Civil War Missionary ...... 65 Short Items of Interest from Old Newspapers Part Three ...... 77 From Ted Mill to Doniphan ...... 78 Short Items of Interest From Old Newspapers Part Four ...... 82 All the Food Was Slow ...... 83 Buck-Snort Sam and The Little Red Post Mistress ...... 86 Floyd Historical Notes ...... 93

2015 Volume LIII

Charter Members and Past Presidents ...... 6 William Pate’s Start at Robbins-Sanford by Billie Grunden ...... 9 Floyd Public Schools by Ruch Couch and Bloyd Alumni ...... 18 Floyd Flashes Student Newspaper ...... 30 CSA Veteran Richard Waring by Emmett Powers ...... 36 General McRae’s Civil War Letters by Alan Thompson ...... 42 Confederate Cavalryman by J. Merrick Moore ...... 68 Griffithville’s First Funeral Director by Windle Porter ...... 79 Baptist Settlers Renamed Judsonia by Diana Sherwood ...... 85 Life & Times of Ben C. Black by Paula Black Rosselet ...... 91

2016 Volume LIV The Cobbite Story by W. J. Leach ...... 5 Page 8 of 15

More Activities of the Reverend Cobb by Mrs. Leister E. Presley...... 10 First 100 Years of Bradford Arknasas 1893-1993 ...... 13 Walk Through History Bradford by Rachel Silva ...... 21 Possum Lunch and Lots of Music for the Preacher’s Kid by Wynette Hughes 39 Charles and Katherine Figley’s Legacy to Arkansas Archeology by Jerry Hilliard 43 Late Mississippian and Protohistoric Occupation in the Little Red Tiver Valley By Glen Akridge and Scott Akridge ...... 56 Pursuing the Enemy until Captured or Dispersed by Scott Akridge ...... 79 Uncle Ramsey Black and Cousin Milam Cater Forty Years on the Railroad by Bob Finch ...... 95

Prior to 2000:

1999 White County Heritage

Wilbur Mills, Freshman Congressman, Harding University’s 75th anniversary, Harding milestones, Harding moves from Morrilton to Searcy, the Harding Swing, the first Church of Christ in Searcy, 1905 postcard, Galloway College, electricity comes to Pangburn, WWII P40 fighter pilot Jim Dumas, mules in the Depression, 1937 Junior Agricultural College of Central Arkansas, musician/journalist Jamie Jones Young, teaching in 1935. 100 pages.

1998 White County Heritage Tribute to Ina Leach, C.W. Riggins familyof Kensett, new White County War Memorial, Those We Remember, The Day We Saluted, The Beer Barrel Polka," Wilbur D. Mills young populist leader, Reflections on a Long-Gone Railroad, Little Train to Des Arc, Meeting the Train, The Awful Strike Making Horseshoes; Charming Snakes, Shooting Anvils on Armistice Day, Searcy of 1928, Judsonia Story, Judsonia tornado of 1952, White County Heritage index, White County Time Machine. 100 pages.

1997 White County Heritage Tribute to W. E. Orr, one-room schools, White County Record, German Americans in Arkansas, Col. Jacob Frolich -Reconstruction era editor, Edwards sisters, Battle of Whitney’s Lane, White County War Memorial, Yarnell Ice Cream Company, Thoughts of the Past, Pangburn First Baptist Church, Mack Butler 1952, Down Memory Lane, Pangburn 1928 telephone directory, Pangburn town charter and ordinances, history of Pangburn. 100 pages.

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1996 White County Heritage Spanish land grant, Humorous History of White County, White County post offices, Arkansas Civil War veterans, children of John Peter Aclin, Dream Shattered But Promised Land Found, Mabel Vaughan Stokes, Missour, North Arkansas Motor Car, songwriter Luther G. Presley, Judsonia postcard, Camp Pike, Mount Olive and Bedford Chapel. 100 pages.

1995 White County Heritage Searcy’s First Armistice Day, WWII Veteran 50th Anniversary, war hero Footsie Britt, WWII Scrapbook, Secession Convention, The After of the Civil War in Arkansas, Life History ofOliver Perry Bland, Garner school reunion, Edwards family letters, Talk Changes With Time, Grandmother’s Teaching Career, The Day Baseball Came To Beebe, Harris Cemetery, Bald Knob Banner’s First Printer, Coffeys in White County, Foster Cemetery, City Clock, Pioneer Village. 100 pages.

1994 White County Heritage Arthur Pryor Strother dedication, Dee M. Brown Story, It Happened On Little Red River, Christmas Memories, Story in Picture, Pioneer Village, stories from the old days, From Mother’s Scrapbook, Titan Missile Silos, Missouri Cavalry, Little-known Carrol Skirmish, Captain C.J. Hanks, Brundidge Family of White County, Old River Bridge, Trail of Elijah Richardson, Finding the Pickey Family Cemetery, Joseph Figg Family Findings. 100 pages.

1993 White County Heritage History of Spring Park, Struggle for Popular Support in 1868 White County, Beebe Postcard Past, Brindletail Confederate, Cook Family of White County, Clark School, Clearwater School,Plainview High School, Providence Owes Much To Its Early Settlers, Rise and Fall of Railroad Town Bradford, John F. Randall, 1878 Trip Across Arkansas, The Sayes, Trail of Elijah Richardson, John Edward Lightle, Wells Cemetery, Kniffin- Humphries Family History. 100 pages.

1992 White County Heritage Israel Merrick Moore Early Searcy Benefactor, Spring Park Through The Years, Historical Moments at Oak Grove Cemetery, Steamboats at West Point, William Riley Campbell, Pangburn Soldier’s WWI letter, Riding With Chrisman, Garner, Beebe Church Postcard Past, Aunt Sadie’s Fun Park, Judsonia Colored Cemetery, Velvet Ridge Cemetery, sun drying fruit, Conant settlement. 100 pages.

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Footprints to Highways, John Magness at Mt. Pisgah by 1820, Settlers on Little Red River, Early Perils of Travel, Waterways in White County History, Men of Royal Colony, Josiah Shinn letter to Eugene Cypert, Searcy-Batesville road history, Garner and the Sloan family, Sloan Austin, Reminiscences, Fruit of a Loving Heart, Superstitions in Early 1900s, War Journal, 1932 Car License Records, Clay community, Stony Point Cemetery, Day of Infamy. 100 pages.

1990 White County Heritage William J. Leach dedication, Chicago-Arkansas Colony, Who’s Who for 1862, Reminiscence of Lola Webb Bailey, Excursion Through the Slave States, Big Rock Gives Birth to a Town (Bald Knob), Mary Ann Biggs trials and survival, White County Training School, Society News, As My Grandfather Told Me, Down Memory Lane, DeSoto Trail, Record of OccupationTax, Cheek Cemetery. 100 pages.

1989 White County Heritage Merchant C.D. Van Patten, Mary E. Robbins Gifford Dedication, Bradford History, Spring Water Miracle, Tales of Frederick Gerstaecker, White County Courthouse, Will of Martin Sengley, Bald Knob Points of Interest, Traveling Old Roads, Morris Family Reunion, Weir Cemetery, Judsonia Bridge, Ellen Wakenight, Lena Liles’ Bible Record. 100 pages.

1988 White County Heritage Walter Wisdom Old Woodcutter, Miss Ellen Key, Death of Private Wurges, De Soto Expedition, Cheek Lake Civil War Note,White County Hobo, Roosevelt Cemetery & Post Office, Morris Family Cemetery, Smyrna Church Marker, Copperas Springs Methodist Church, James O. Wools, Canning Kitchen, Judsonia Tornadoes, Civil War Veterans in 1910, McDearman Family, O’Neal Cemetery. 100 pages.

1987 White County Heritage 1841 Searcy Map, White County Teachers, Liberty Baptist Church of Walker, Brush Arbors & Revivals, Dinner on the ground, Beebe School 1924-25, El Paso High 1916, Game & Fish Commission, Early Settlers, Martin Jones Family, Edwards Sisters, Skirmish at Moccasin Bend, Cullum Cemetery, Tornado, Timber Stories, William Vernon Tompkins, Trail of a Rock, Old Indian Legend, Weir Cemetery. 100 pages, $12 postage paid.

1986 White County Heritage A WAC Remembers WWII, Bring the Tub, ASU Beebe Branch, Place Names, McDearman Family Cemetery, Tram Roads, Pioneer Woman Frances Gordon, Girlhood in Bradford, History of The Citizen, Civil War Days, Old Springhouse on Irwin Farm, Judsonia’s Unknown Child’s Grave. 100 pages. Page 11 of 15

1985 White County Heritage Searcy in the Early 1900s, Little Red Original Store, One-Room Schools, College in the Olden Days, Walker School in the 1930s, West Point, Buffalo City letter, Walter Wisdom Memories. 100 pages.

1984 White County Heritage Walter Wisdom Memories, Summer Schools, Benton Family, National Archives Records, William H. Edwards, Ambrose G. Cochran, Marks and Brands, Mack Moore Family, Rose Bud Tornado of 1982, Stony Point and Beebe History, Beebe Minister for Half Century, Herndon History of Arkansas. 100 pages.

1983 White County Heritage Johnson Family History, Hillbilly Bible, Community & Crew of Plane 543, Old-timers of Northside, A Day to Remember. 100 pages.

1982 White County Heritage Claude Johnson Memorial, Phillip Halker Pruett, Beebe Public Library, Missouri & Arkansas Railroad Museum, Stony Point, Oak Tree Inn, Last Hanging, Pleasant Grove Community, Searcy History, Strawberry Processing in McRae, Magness Family, Opal Community, Sears Roebuck Corner, Battle of Whitney’s Lane, 1929 McRae Herald. 100 pages.

1981 White County Heritage Shivaree for Newlyweds, Prosperous Letona, Elder John Goad, History of Garner Missionary Baptist Church, Capt. Doc Rayburn, Cotton – Where Has It Gone?, Railroads & Strawberries, Bradford Fruit Growers, Women of Arkansas, Blacksmith, Silver, Hallowed Memories, Warren Brothers, Shiloh Church, DAR, Beebe in 1927, Train Travel, WWI Mementoes, Civil War letter, Homer Herring, Beebe Eastern Star100 pages.

1980 White County Heritage Beebe First United Methodist Church, Goad Cemetery, Remedies, LDS Genealogy Services, Old Beebe Homes, Civil War Notes Griffithville history, mineral resources, White County Fair, Lebanon Church eulogy. 100 pages.

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History of Rose Bud, Humphrey Posey Mason, Beebe Railroad Station, Sunny Hill, Cattle Dipping, Surplus Cotton to Comfortable Mattresses, Canning Kitchens, Sons of Confederate Veterans, Morris House, Shinplaster, Grandpa Morgan, Stops on the M&N, Arkansas Folklore, School Map, Things I Miss From Days Gone By, Benton Family, Calhoun, Scruggs and Roberson families, Malcolm family. 100 pages.

1978 White County Heritage Lebanon families, Massey Cemetery, Jim Wiseman, 1872 Politics, White County Heritage Museum, Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Rare Books, County Records Filmed, Searcy Bank, First National Bank, 1900 Census, Morris Home, Searcy Baptist Church, Faulkner Family, Clay Fulks, Cullum Cemetery. 100 pages.

1977 White County Heritage Livery Stables in Searcy, Home Remedies, 1922 Electors List, Cemetery of Tragedy, Early Wagon Yards, Boarding House Days, William H. Schaefer’s Address Book. 100 pages.

1976 White County Heritage Hoffman families, Vinity by W.J. Leach, Floyd Happenings, Lessenberry Family Cemetery, Ruth Yingling Rector, Pettus Family Record, Charles Brewer estate, Durhams of Bradford, Rose Bud Methodist Church, J.W. Robbins Story, Old Courthouse Clock, Rev. B.F. Holdford.100 pages.

1975 White County Heritage Martin Van Buren Gentry Civil War diary, 1880 census, Oak Grove Cemetery, Where Did The Hobo Go?, Stevens Creek Cemetery, Ulys Andrew Lovell, McGrew-Hopper family, Steamboat to Heber Springs, New Doniphan, Civil War letters.100 pages.

1974 White County Heritage Searcy Branch Railroad Minutes, Stony Point Post Office, Roberson family, the Lumber Industry, Railroad Towns in White County, Erma Welch Memoriam, Gas Ordinance, history of Trinity Episcopal Church, 1840 Census, Searcy Cookbook, Roderick family, Beebe Methodist Church, John Henry Roberson, Coldwell Post Office, Providence Cemetery. 100 Pages.

1973 White County Heritage Isaac Aaron Miller diary, Lancaster family, Post Offices, Tanning Sheep Skins, Elkhorn Tavern, Bartlett Springs – Antioch’s Spa, Roosevelt Cemetery, River Landings, Henderson Page 13 of 15

Cemetery, Secession Convention, McCauley & Presley. 100 pages, $12 postage paid.

1972 White County Heritage Isaac Aaron Miller autobiography, Walker Cemetery, Hardy Bible record, Bethesda Cemetery, Davis Cemetery, Murder of Albert Parker, Wood & Guthrie families, Old Weir Cemetery, Gum Springs Cemetery, Gordon pioneers, Granger Meets a Cobbite. 100 pages.

1971 White County Heritage Pangburn, Col. J.N. Coffey, White Oak Graveyard, Belcher Graveyard, Castleberry Cemetery, Holly Springs Cemetery, Joseph Price will, minutes of White River Presbytery, A Man Called Henry (Newman), Reminiscence of a Budding School Mar mLiles of White County, Dogwood Cemetery, Nobody Wanted Victor (John Nation), Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church minutes (Clay, 1860-1870s). 100 pages.

1970 White County Heritage The Strawberry in White County, The Agricultural Wheel, Gray Cemetery, The Aroma – Searcy annual, Arkansas Baptist history, Searcy Baptist Church history, Center Hill Presbyterian Cemetery, Christmas at Uncle Jimmie’s (Harmony), Rose Bud Cemetery, Rose Bud Fire of 1925, Plant genealogy. 100 pages.

1969 White County Heritage Searcy Cornet Band, McKnight Cemetery, Robb Cemetery, Marsh family, West Point Cannon Ball (Civil War), White County schools, Liberty Cemetery. 100 pages.

1968 White County Heritage Marriage records, Book B (O through P), Harmony Cemetery, Stevens Creek Baptist Association, Nelson Cemetery, Biographical Index – Eastern Arkansas. 100 pages.

1967 White County Heritage Some Boys Who Didn’t Come Back (WWII), Whitley-Crow Cemetery, Contract for White County Courthouse, Old Homes in Searcy, Marriage Records Book B (H), More Activities of Rev. Cobb, White County Citizens of 1860, William C. "Buck" West, Charles S. George, The White County Library, Pioneer Families of Kensett, Old Hopewell Cemetery, Unto the 26th Generation (Goff), Two Old Family Homes in Searcy, Will of Mumford D. McDaniel, Marriage Records – Book B (H through K). 100 pages.

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1966 White County Heritage Garner and McRae in Earlier Days, Vinity Cemetery (partial list), Searcy Merchants and Professional Men 1889, A Judsonia Landmark Passes, Rufus Neely Family Bible, Marriage Book B (B through C), Griffin Springs in the Gay 90s, Dr. James A. Snipes, Bowlen Cemetery, El Paso From Its Beginning to 1900, Stoney Point Cemetery (partial list), Mayfair Hotel Since 1924, Old Hotel Goes to the Wreckers (Gill House), Marriage Records – Book B (D), Boys Who Did Not Come Back (WWII), Robert W. Crisp, Bronze Bell Immortalizes Arkansas Girl, Some Firsts in Kensett. 100 pages.

1965 White County Heritage Early White County Schools, Egbert Community, Clay High School 1907-1909, Inventory of Thomas Choate Estate, Moon Family Cemetery, Marriage Records – Book A (N through R), Old-time Gospel Preacher (Walter Maddox), Sebastian Yingling Records, Development of Arkansas Railroads, Howell Cemetery, 14 Pioneer White County Families, Sharecropping in the South. 100 pages.

1964 White County Heritage Arkansas Census 1749, Old Papers in the Elegant 80s, Weir Cemtery, First Presbyterian Church History, William T. Hicks, White County Officials 1890-1936, First Methodist Church 30 Years, Booth Family Cemetery, White County Officials 1940-64, Marriage Records – Book A (A through C), War of the Rebellion Records, Crawford Walker, Stamps Cemetery, Young Civil War Hero Doc Rayburn, West Point Cemetery (partial list), Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Old Peach Orchard Gap (El Paso), White County Officials 1836-1890, Fayac Marker (Spanish Grant), Cane From "Old Hickory", Strother Abstract Company, Early Days in Judsonia, White County Will Book B – 1869- 1899, Origin of Township Names, Four Presidents of Galloway, White County Courthouse, White County’s First Grand Jury. 100 pages.

1963 White County Heritage Robertson’s Drug Store Since 1860, Battle of Whitney’s Lane, Old Searcy in Time of War, History of Center Hill Baptist Church, Solomon David Moss, Gum Springs Cemetery (partial list), Home Remedies, White County Pioneer Families, Confederate Army Reunion, Museum Shelf, Single Shot Captured Confederate Transport in 1863, Old Britt House, Boggs Family Cemetery, White County’s Ghost Town (Stoney Point), Early Arkansas Railroads and Travel, Official Ballot White County 1906, Minutes of Gum Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church, White Sulphur Springs in Early Days, Old Union Church and Searcy Valley Community Life. 100 pages.

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Send membership dues, orders or inquiries to White County Historical Society, P.O. Box 537, Searcy, AR 72145.