W. H. Halliburton Collection
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Box 1 –
Main Scrapbook Index
Box 1 – Arkadelphia and OBU
Scrapbook Index
Box 2 – Article Index
Box 3 - Article Index
After 1943 – Southern Standard if local
1. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia, Rainbow City, Finds Pot of Gold,” Arkansas Democrat, 3/23/1953
2. W. H. Halliburton, “Historic Arkansas Homes,” Arkansas Gazette, 6/8/1941
3. W. H. Halliburton, “Steamboat Days are Recalled,” Southern Standard ,6/27/1946
4. W. H. Halliburton, “Progressive Pioneer,” Arkansas Gazette, 10/24/1937
5. W. H. Halliburton, “Historic Old Jail is Razed,” Daily Siftings Herald, 1931??
6. W. H. Halliburton, “An Arkansan Visits Arkansas Post,” Arkansas Gazette, 1/22/1939
7. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita Pays Tribute To One of its Great Teachers,” Arkansas Democrat, 3/30/1949
8. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita Rounds Out 50 Years, “Arkansas Gazette, 1936
9. George M. Moreland, “Historic, Cultural Arkadelphia is One of the “Athens” of Arkansas,” The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, n.d.
10. “Clark County Peaches,” Arkansas Gazette, 6/15/1946
11. W. H. Halliburton, “Trail of the Indians,” Arkansas Gazette, n.d.
12. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita’s Soaring Tigers,” Arkansas Gazette, 7/25/1937
13. “Ship Honors Ouachita College,” The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, n.d.
14. Two photos of the ship, Ouachita, in La Havre, France, 1946
15. W. H. Halliburton,
“A College Botanical Garden,” untitled, n.d.
16. W. H. Halliburton, “Party of Arkadelphians Attend Christening Of ‘Gerig’ Ship at Pascagoula, Mississippi, untitled, n.d.
17. W. H. Halliburton, “War-Time Governor,” Arkansas Gazette, 2/24/1946
18. W. H. Halliburton, “Dolly Dimple Flour Manufactured in
South Arkansas,” Camden Evening News, 1928
19. “We Visit Petit Jean,” untitled, 1939
20. Certificate of Award presented to the Southern Standard for Column Writing For 2nd place in the 1950 Arkansas Press Association Newspaper Contest For weeklies in towns of more than 2000 in population
21. Red Ribbon and Certificate of Award presented to the Southern Standard for Column Writing for 2nd place in the 1948 Arkansas Press Association Newspaper Contest for weeklies in towns of more than 2000 in population
22. White Ribbon and Certificate of Award presented to the Southern Standard for Column Writing for 1st place in the 1948 Arkansas Press Association Newspaper Contest for weeklies in towns of more than 2000 in population
23. White Ribbon and Certificate of Award presented to the Southern Standard for Column Writing for 3rd place in the 1947 Arkansas Press Association Newspaper Contest for weeklies in towns of more than 2000 in population
24. “The Picture of God,” Daily Siftings Herald, 12/24/1941
25. “Christmas Mystery,” Daily Siftings Herald, n.d.
26. Obituary for Dr. Rowland, 1929
27. “Dr. W. T. Rowland Called by Death,” Daily Siftings Herald , 11/27/1929
28. “Around the Bend,” Arkansas Gazette,” 1947
29. W. H. Halliburton, “Oasis for Gracious Living,” Arkansas Gazette,” 10/26/1946
30. W. H. Halliburton, “Captain Kretschmar,” Arkansas Gazette, 11/26/1947
31. W. H. Halliburton, “There Will Always be An England,” London Calling, 8/20-26/1944
32. W. H. Halliburton, “Big Bluff Called the ‘Mecca Of Nature’s Strolling Children,” Siftings Herald, 2/5/1971
33. W. H. Halliburton, “Steamboats on the Ouachita,” untitled,
n.d.
34. W. H. Halliburton, “Navigation of Ouachita River is Recalled,” Texarkana Gazette, March,1952
35. Malcolm Bayley, “Steamboat Roun’ de Bend,” untitled,
n.d.
36. Texarkana Gazette, March,1952
37. W. H. Halliburton, “New Orleans,” Southern Standard, 1950
38. W. H. Halliburton, “Captain Kretschmar: His Romance and Tragedy in Arkadelphia,” untitled, n.d.
39. “Arkansas Post, the Oldest Settlement West of the Mississippi River, Which is To Be Converted Soon Into a State Park, as It Appeared a Century Ago, Arkansas Gazette,2/16/1930
40. Frances Rector, “Most Destructive Cannon Shot,” Arkansas Gazette, 10/24/1937
41. “Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1882-1945,” The Commercial Appeal, 4/13/1945
42. James Greene, “Arkadelphia-Today and Tomorrow,” Arkansas Democrat, 1947
43. “’Gerig’ Launching at Pascagoula to be Friday,” untitled, n.d.
44. Letter from R. I. Ingalls to W. H. Halliburton, 11/8/1946
45. Invitation to the launching of the Seagoing Kopper Dredge ‘Gerig’
46. Memoirs – William Gerig, M. Am. Soc. C. E., 4/3/1944
47. W. H. Halliburton, “My Impressions of the Conference,” Talk Made Before Writers’ Conference, Conway,
Arkansas, 8/10/1946
48. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from OrenHarris, 3/13/1944
49. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from Eleanor Kunitz, 1/15/1945
50. Autographed picture of Bill Fulbright
51. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from Bill Fulbright, 2/2/1944
52. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from Bill Fulbright, 1/15/1944
53. “A Visit to Galveston,” Daily Siftings Herald, 1940
54. V-mail of letter to W. H. Halliburton from Arthur Whitten, 7/15/1949
55. Letter from Bill Fulbright to W. H. Halliburton, 12/7/1943
56. Letter from Bill Fulbright to W. H. Halliburton, 3/25/1948
57. W. H. Halliburton, “’Hell and High Water,’ Memory to Arkadelphia Paper,”Arkansas Gazette
58. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from C. Hamilton Moses, 1/22/1948
59. W. H. Halliburton, “The Prophecy of Bijou,” 12/31/1944
60. W. H. Halliburton, “50 Years Without Murmering –Then the Old Clock Ticks,” untitled, n.d.
61. George White, “Nazis Lose 241 Planes in Air Battle,” The Dallas Morning News, 1/2/1945
62. W.H. Halliburton, “City of Good Homes and Gracious
People,” ArkansasDemocrat, 5/3/1952
63. W. H.
Halliburton, “Along the Ouachita River,” Arkansas
Democrat, 8/3/1952
64. W. H. Halliburton, “Historians with Mud on Their Boots, Arkansas Democrat, 9/23/1951
65. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia’s Silent Defender,” Arkansas Democrat, 9/18/1949
66. W. H. Halliburton, “Sparklers’ from Sparkman Ran up a Record: Greatest High School Girls Basketball Team, Arkansas Gazette, 2/27/1995
67. W. H. Halliburton, “Big Bluff,” Arkansas Democrat, 11/25/1951
68. W. H. Halliburton, “Railroader Travels Millions of Miles
in 56 Years,” Untitled, n.d.
69. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Had One of Earliest Libraries,”Arkansas Democrat, 7/27/1952
70. “Bill Walton,” untitled, n.d.
71. “Coach Walton has Impressive Record as Builder of Winning Football Teams At Ouachita College, untitled, 1941
72. “Coach Wells is Named ‘Man of the Week in Sports’ by LR Sportscaster,” Southern Standard, n.d.
73. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkansas Named Safety Director of Cleveland,” Arkansas Democrat, 1952
74. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita’s ROTC Has Distinguished
Record,” Arkansas Democrat, n.d.
75. Inez Hale McDuff, “Livestock, Industry Bring Wealth to Clark County,” Arkansas Gazette, 6/8/1952
76. W. H. Halliburton, Árkadelphia’s First Passenger Train,” Arkansas Gazette, 6/27/1948
77. W.H. Halliburton, “’Mom’ to Thousand Keep up with her
Boys,” untitled, n.d.
78. W. H. Halliburton, “The Arkansas Way of Life Sells
Egyptian on America,” Arkansas Gazette, 1/30/1955
79. W.H. Halliburton, “Education, Business, and Romance: Ability Shows in W. S. Johnson,” Arkansas Gazette. 5/29/1955
80. Hugh D. Hart, “Pearls of Great Price”
81. W. H. Halliburton, “The Heavens Declare”
82. W. H. Halliburton, “Faces Do Change.” Arkansas Democrat, 1952
83. W. H. Halliburton, “They’ve Seen a Lot of Living,” Arkansas Democrat, Sept, 1960
84. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Milling Co. Made
History,” Siftings Herald, 5/12/1971
85. W. H. Halliburton, “The Biggest Little League in Town,” Arkansas Democrat, 9/2/1951
86. “Over the Magazine Desk,” Arkansas Democrat, 8/12/1951
87. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from C. C. Allard, 6/18/1951
88. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Church Beginning Second Century, Arkansas Democrat, 12/30/1951
89. W. H. Halliburton, “Goodby, Old Main,” Arkansas Democrat, 6/12/1949
90. “She Graduated 50 Years Ago.” Arkansas Democrat, 6/12/1949
91. “Barkman House in National Register,” untitled, n.d.
92. W. H. Halliburton, “The Rise and Fall of a Merchant Prince,” Arkansas Democrat, 6/26/1955
93. W. H. Halliburton, “The A. P. & L Story,” Southern Standard, 9/26/1963
94. “AP&L’s Modern Facility in Arkadelphia Reflects Past History, Points to Future;” “AP&L Dedicates New Office, Service Center in Arkadelphia;” “W. H. Halliburton Was Company’s First Ad Writer,” The Exciter, September, 1968
95. W. H. Halliburton, “Historic Road Going Modern, untitled, n.d.
96. “With Presbyterian Heritage, B. F. Wylie is Man with Many Interest,” Untitled, 9/26/1968
97. W. H. Halliburton, “Dancing Octogenarian,” Arkansas Democrat, 6/18/1961
98. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita Was Undefeated for Many Seasons,”Arkansas Democrat, 11/1/1953
99. W. H. Halliburton, “Clock is Built in Spare Time,” untitled, n.d.
100. W. H. Halliburton, “’A Lady with a Lamp,’” untitled, 11/9/1960
101. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia, Rainbow City, Finds Pot of Gold,” Arkansas Democrat, 3/22/1953
102. W. W? Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Home Cherishes Tradition,” Arkansas Gazette, 7/5/1964
103. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita River Moves Poets to Write Verse Praising its Beauty,” Southern Standard, 12/10/1964
104. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita River Greatly Influences Lives –Ouachita Is River of Romance, Trade Industry,” Siftings Herald, 11/3/1971
105. Alma Stuckey, “Tribute by College Yearbook Honors one of Arkadelphia’s Favorite Citizens,” untitled, 1954.
106. W. H. Halliburton, “A Model Kindergarten,” Arkansas Democrat, n.d.
107. Keen Johnson, “Clark County Gets $30 Million, Reynolds Plant,” Southern Standard, 2/8/1952
108. Telegrams to W. H. Halliburton at Southern Standard re: Reynolds Plant at Arkadelphia
109. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Selected as Site of New Reynolds Aluminum Plant,” Texarkana Gazette, 8/19/1952
110. “Work is Underway on Reynolds Plant,” Southern Standard, 2/15/1952
111. W. H. Halliburton, “’Mr. Arkadelphia’ – W. E. Barkman is 90; Has Seen City Grow from Village;” “Scene Here Friday Night May Not Have Been For Spooks, But John Hemphill’s May Have Been Looking Just the Same," Southern Standard, n.d.
112. “Keen Johnson, V-P of Reynolds Metal Company Views Site,” untitled, n.d.
113. W. H. Halliburton, “Voices of Young Join in Singing and Beauty is Added To Worship,” Arkansas Gazette, 3/20/1955
114. Letter from Ruth Nininger to W. H. Halliburton, 5/5/1955
115. Obituary - “Dr. Rowland,”
116. “Christmas Mystery”
117. “Reynolds Plant Will Be Located at Arkadelphia,” Daily Siftings Herald, 2/7/1952
118. W. H. Halliburton, “’Scrapper’ Williams Gains ‘Big-Time’ in Business World, Civic Affairs, But Does Not Forget Native State, College,” Southern Standard, 8/29/1952
119. “Arkadelphia in Celebration of its Centennial,” Arkansas Gazette, 5/16/1936
120. “Clark County is Praised Highly for Talent, Work,” 5/16/1936
121. “Pilgrimage to Old Arkadelphia Homes Enjoyed,” untitled, n.d.
122. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphians Not Disturbed by Will Wedge’s ‘Backwoods’ Crack, untitled, n.d.
123. W. H. Halliburton, “New Highway Skirts Historic Trail,” Arkansas Democrat, n.d.
124. W. H. Halliburton, “Crippled for Life, Clyde Key went Gunning for a Livelihood,” untitled, n.d.
125. W. H. Halliburton, “Famous River Race Retold by Passenger on Winning Boat,” Memphis Commercial Appeal, n.d.
126. W. H. Halliburton, “Documents Add Interest to Clark County History,” Arkansas Gazette, 11/20/1963
127. Photo of three men, W. H. Halliburton in the middle and Sully Anderson on end
128. “Address by H. W. (Bill) McMillan at Mississippi Valley Association Meet at St. Louis Was About Ouachita Valley,” Southern Standard, 2/20/1952
129. W. H. Halliburton, “Henderson’s Half-Century Mark,” Arkansas Gazette, 10/1/1939
130. Mary Eakin Dawson, Writers With Light Wardrobes ‘Froze’ on Petit Jean,” Arkansas Democrat, n.d.
131. “Down Idea Alley,” n.d.
132. W. H. Halliburton, “He’ll Tell ‘the Arkansas Story,” untitled, 7/15/1951
133. W. H. Halliburton, “May be Forced to Hold Second Election says Attorney,” “Historical Interest in Washington Revived in Photographs,” Texarkana Gazette, 1/16/1927
134. W. H. Halliburton, “The Nick Carter Legend Lives On,” Arkansas Democrat, n.d.
135. W. H. Halliburton, “It’s Football Time,” Arkansas Gazette, 10/11/1959
136. Witt Halliburton, “Whipple’s Brilliant Career, Cut Short by Tragedy,” Arkansas Gazette, 6/4/1972
137. W. H. Halliburton, “Standard Starts 101st year of Publication,” Southern Standard, 2/29/1967
138. Photograph of W. H. Halliburton with another gentleman and Juanita Barnett
139. “Looking Back” photo from Southern Standard, 3/27/1980
140. W. H. Halliburton, “Looking Back: First Train Arrived here in 1873,” Southern Standard, 11/20/1987
141. Photo of W. H. Halliburton with his scrapbook
142. Photo of the Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce, 1968
143. Photo of a local home
144. Photo of T. W. Hardison and W. H. Halliburton
145. Photo of W. H. Halliburton and a man who walked across country pushing a Wheelbarrow
146-148. Photos of OBC and local folks in the 1940s and 1950s
149. “Newsman Stays Active During Retirement,” – Article About W. H. Halliburton
150. “Letter to Editor,” Siftings Herald, 7/13/1970
151. “Arkansas Writer Prefers Petit Jean State Park to Paradise, Fairyland, and Castles in Spain, untitled, n.d.
152. Claude Sumerlin, “Sentinel-Record Correspondent at Arkadelphia Veteran Newsman,” Sentinel-Record, 11/7/1965
153. Claude Summerlin, “Still Active in Retirement,” Southern Standard, 11/11/1965
154. “Awards Presented at Fourth Annual HSC Athletic Banquet,” untitled, n.d.
155. Purple and Gold Heart Award to W. H. Halliburton by Daniel Grant, OBU
156. “W. H. Halliburton Honored at Ouachita Sports Banquet,” untitled, n.d.
157. Albert Pike, “A Ouachita River Idyl.”
158. Photos, OBU Folks, 1953
159. Letter from Charles W. Overholt to H. V. Halliburton, 2/12/1951
160. Photo of the Ouachita group congregated for the Birkett Williams party, 1952
161. Obituary of W. H. Halliburton
Box 1 – Arkadelphia and OBU
Scrapbook Index
1. Photo of Ruth Black, OBU
Majorette, 1960s
2. Sketch of Old Main
3. W. H. Halliburton, “Goodbye, Old Main,” untitled, 1949
4. Photo of J. E. Berry, whose family donated the carillon in the spire of Berry Chapel as a memorial to him.
5. W. H. Halliburton,
“Ouachita’s Carillon Provides a Fine Memorial,” Arkansas Gazette, 11/15/1964
6. Article about the song Ouachita, OBU’s Alma Mater
7. Copy of the song Ouachita clipped from the 1910 Ouachitonian?? [page is torn]
8. Farrar Newberry, “John W. Conger, First President of Ouachita,” untitled, n.d.
9. W.H. Halliburton, “Arkansas’s Blind School - it Began in Arkadelphia.” Arkansas Gazette, 8/2/1964
10. Sketch of the first Arkansas School for the Blind, founded 1858
11. Photo of Main or Administration Building, Blind School
12. Photo of Dr. Ralph Phelps, Jr., President of OBU
13. W. H. Halliburton, “Brilliant Educator and Humorist, Dr. Hartzog Could Take Joke, Too,” Arkansas Gazette, 3/28/1954
14. Copy of letter from Col. H. L. McAlester, former dean at OBC, to W. H. Halliburton, re: article about Dr. Hartzog
15. Photo of Charles E. Dickens, during his tenth year as President of Ouachita Baptist College
16. Photo of Cone-Bottoms Hall when it was a dormitory
17. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from Virginia D. Davis, Launching Hostess, California Shipbuilding Corporation, 4/16/1945
18. Letter to W. H. Halliburton from John D. Burton, Director of Public Relations, California Shipbuilding Corporation, 4/12/1945
19. Photo of Ouachita Victory sliding down the ways at Wilmington during WWII
20. OBU Alumni at christening of Ouachita Victory ship, named in honor of OBC, 5/8/1945
21. Photo of S.S. Ouachita Victory launched at Wilmington, California
22. W. H. Halliburton, “Ouachita was Undefeated for Many Seasons,” Arkansas Democrat, 11/1/1953
23. W. H. Halliburton, guest writer for “Orville Henry – A Big Name in OBC Archives,” Arkansas Gazette, 7/3/1968
24. Jim Bailey, “The QB Who Refused to Lose,” Arkansas Gazette, 12/21/1964
25. Jim Bailey, “Now That Was a Week, That Was,” Arkansas Gazette, 3/14/1965
26. “Tigers Win Consolation,” Arkansas Gazette, n.d
27. Ben Epstein,
“Ouachita Beats Henderson 36 to 30 For AAU Title,” ArkansasGazette, 3/7/1951
28. “Ouachita Surprises Missourians, 83-76,” Arkansas Gazette, n.d. [1965]
29. “Tigers Bump Another Seed,” untitled, 3/11/1965
30. “Tigers Stun Lincoln, 83-76,” untitled, [1965]
31. Newspaper Photo, “Carter’s Team: 291 Points For, 15 Against
32. Jack Keady,
“Baseball Greats Top Hall of Fame Picks,” Arkansas
Democrat, 12/17/1961
33. Jim Bailey, “Bear Bryant Among ’65 Hall of Famers,” Arkansas Gazette, 12/20/1964
34. W. H. Halliburton, “The Nation’s Rivers – (including Arkansas’s) Inspire the Nation’s Poets, Arkansas Gazette, 11/8/1964
35. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkansas Named Safety Director of Cleveland,” untitled,n.d.
36. “Representatives of Ouachita College Who Made Clean Sweep in Arkansas Interschool Contests,” Arkansas Gazette, 5/3/1911
37. W. H. Halliburton, “Mrs. Tatman Has Overcome Total Deafness,” untitled,n.d.
38. W. H. Halliburton, “Big Bluff, Arkansas Democrat Sunday Magazine, 22/25/1951
39. News photo of Miss Arkansas, 1968– Sharon Ann Evans, former OBU student
40. Miss Arkansas, 1968 Preview
41. “Miss Arkansas Pageant is Top Summer Attraction in Resort,” untitled, 1967
42. “Miss Arkansas
Returns to Arkadelphia for Receptions,”
Siftings Herald, 7/31/1967
43. “Miss Arkansas is Honored at Luncheon,” Siftings Herald, 8/2/1967
44. “Miss Arkansas Pays Official Visit to City,” untitled, 8/24/1967
45. “Sharon Evans Returns to Ouachita Campus, Southern Standard, 8/24/1967
46. “Receptions in Arkadelphia to Honor ‘Miss Arkansas,’” untitled, 7/27/1967
47. Miss Arkansas Preview, 1968, Sharon Evans
48. Jim Bailey, “A Field Day in Dothan, Arkansas Gazette, 12/24/1968
49. W. H. Halliburton, “Arkadelphia Lady Home After Travel in Europe,” Southern Standard, 1/10/1963
50. “Ouachita Baptist College in Arkadelphia to Celebrate 75th Anniversary As Classes Begin,” untitled, 9/1961
51. Albert Pike, Á Ouachita Idyll,” Arkansas Democrat, 8/3/1952
52. W. H. Halliburton, “Poem Found in Vault at Ouachita College Believed to Have Been ‘Lost Script’ by Albert Pike, untitled, n.d.
53. “Miss Arkansas to Visit Arkadelphia Friday,” Southern Standard, 7/27/1967
54. Brochure – “Arkadelphia, Arkansas-The City of Progress in the Land of Opportunity.”
55. Brochure – “History of a Service Institution, Elk Horn Bank and Trust Company”
56. Copy of Certificate signed by Jefferson Davis, President of the Confederate States of America, appointed W. H. Halliburton as Chief Collector for the State of Arkansas, 9/23/1861
57. Copy of Certificate signed by Andrew Johnson, President of the USA, Granting a full pardon and amnesty to W. H. Halliburton for all offenses He committed by taking part in the late rebellion against the Government Of the United States, 5/29/1865
58. Copy of a Confederate Dollar
59. OBC football record under Coach Morley Jennings from 1913 - 1925
Box 2 – Article Index
2.1 OBU Rifle Team
2.2 Ouachita Military
2.3 Lotus Pool – Magnolia Manor
2.4 Daisy Scott Sharpe Ball (dancer)
2.5 Southern Standard Anniversary
2.6 Editorial Comment Henderson – Hendrix Merger
2.7 Debt Payment/Endowment Campaign – OBC
2.8 Dr. W. S. Johnson
2.9 Lois McNabb Smith
2.10 Petit Jean State Park
2.11 Montgomery Point (on Mississippi River, Arkansas County)
2.12 Christian Science Society Dedication
2.13 Barkman Home
“Oasis of Gracious Living”
2.14 “Possible Navigation --- Ouachita”
2.15 Murfreesboro – Diamonds – John Huddleston
2.16 School for the Blind
2.17 Ouachita Library History
2.18 Laurie McMillan Tatman (anecdote)
2.19 Hanging at Rockport
2.20 Arkadelphia’s First Newspaper
2.21 First Presbyterian Church – Early History
2.22 Hodges – “Historians with Mud on their Boots”
2.23 Arkansas Earthquake (1811-1812)
2.24 Sparkman Sparklers
2.25 Arkadelphia History (Re: M. V. Stuart’s High School Paper)
2.26 Arkadelphia’s Houses circa 1850s, 1860s, 1870s
2.27 Jacob Barkman (6/26/1955)
2.28 Ouachita River
2.29 Montgomery’s Point (Arkansas County)
2.30 50th Anniversary Celebration of Arkadelphia and Malvern
2.31 “The Heavens Declare”
2.32
2.33 DeSoto/Arkansas
2.34 Early Industry – Salt works – Notes – DeSoto
2.35 Charles Richardson – Artist
2.36 Passenger Trains – Arkadelphia
2.37 Sorority use of Barkman House
2.38 Notes – History of Arkadelphia
2.39 Pioneer
2.40 Some History of Clark County
2.41 WHH “Recollections”
2.42 WHH Family Trip – Western Arkansas
2.43 Birkett L. Williams
2.44 Thanksgiving Day
Rivalry (Ouachita & Henderson)
Box 3 – Article Index
3.1 Correspondence from/to W. H.
Halliburton, 1943-1970
1. From W. F. Hall, 8/3/1943
2. From A. J. Wilson, 10/23/1944
3. From Mrs. B. W. Nininger, 2/19/1954
4. From Carey Selph, 3/15/1961
5. From Daisy Scott Ball, 4/3/1961
6. From Norvelle W. Sharpe, 5/3/1961
7. From “Birdie” Scott Ball, 5/19/1961
8. From John W. Anderson, 12/12/1961
9. From W. E. Hirst, 8/24/1970
10. From Ethel Graham, 10/6/1970
11. From Captain Henry S. Chase, n.d.
12. To Mr. Allard, 4/15/1953
3.2 Correspondence, Walton, W. I. “Bill,” 1942-1946
1. From C. C. Rubenstein, 10/31/1942
2. From Deno to Dear Coach, 5/16/1946
3.3 Early History of Arkadelphia, 1912-1976
1. “Early History of Arkadelphia”
2. “At the Outset of the Pioneering”
3. “The First Public School for Whites”
3.4 Why Arkadelphia was Called the Rainbow City
1. “Why Arkadelphia was Called the Rainbow City”
2. “Rainbow City”
3. The Rainbow City
4. “How Cities – Some Cities”
5. “The Name Arkadelphia means City of the Rainbow”
6. “Philadelphia is known as the City of Brotherly Love”
3.5 The Story of Arkadelphia
1. The Story of Arkadelphia
2. “The Book of Genesis Records the Fact”
3. “We Find in the Book of Genesis That”
3.6 “First Airplane in Arkadelphia”
3.7 “Passenger Trains”
3.8 “First Baptist Church of Arkadelphia”
3.9 “The Organization of the Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce”
3.10 “The Arkadelphia Rotary Club”
3.11 “Arkadelphia Milling Company”
3.12 “History of Newspapers in Arkadelphia”
3.13 “History of Southern Standard”
3.14 “Journalism”
3.15 “Jacob Barkman”
3.16 “Mrs. E.M. Blake”
3.17 “Captain Flave Carpenter”
3.18 “Dr. J. W. Conger
3.19 “Miss Frances Crawford”
3.20 “Louis Crow”
3.21 “Amy Jean Greene - A Lady with a Lamp”
3.22 “R. H. (Uncle Doc) Greene”
3.24 “Quinnie Ham” and “Sparkman Sparklers”
3.25 “Mr. and Mrs. Herman R. Hampton”
3.26 “Dr. Hartzog”
3.27 “Col. & Mrs. Thomas Hunt”
3.28 “Dr. W. S. Johnson”
3.29 “L. H. Mitchell”
3.30 “Mrs. Margo Nelson”
3.31 “Daisy Scott”
3.32 “Milton Teague”
3.33 “Hazel Walker”
3.34 “Barkman House”
3.35 “Bozeman Home”
3.36 “Charles G. Clark Home”
3.37 “Crow Home & Phillips Home”
3.38 “A. S. B. Greene Home”
3.39 “Lotus Garden, Magnolia Manor”
3.40 “Arkansas Post”
3.41 “A P & L Story” (newspaper articles)
3.42 “Harvey Couch”
3.43 “A P & L Story”
3.44 “A P & L – Arkadelphia Story”
3.45 “A P & L- Malvern Story”
3.46 “History of Clark County”
3.47 “Clark County Industry”
3.48 “Clark County Library”
3.49 “DeGray Dam”
3.50 “DeSoto”
3.51 “Education”
3.52 “James R. Haygood”
3.53 “Haygood Stadium”
3.54 “J. H. Rowland”
3.55 “John Duke Wells”
3.56 “ROTC, Henderson State University”
3.57 Ouachita Baptist University Football
1. A history of sports at OBU
2. A list of the 1896 and 1905 football teams of OBU
3. The history of the 1895 football team of OBU
4. A story on the football games played between OBU and the UA
5. Early day athletics at Ouachita College
6. HSU v OBU
7. A story on the 1940 football team of OBU
8. OBU-Tech series of football games
9. A story on former OBU football players
10. A history of football at OBU
11. Athletic history of OBU
3.58 Halliburton, W. H., 1887-1976
1. School of Arkadelphia, 1930
2.”Sentinel-Record Correspondent at Arkadelphia Veteran Newsman”
3. “Final Rites For Halliburton Held”
4. “Halliburton, W. H., 1887-1976”
5, “Halliburton Papers given to Ouachita by his children”
6. Copy of The Exciter, September, 1968, an AP&L publication
3.59 “Riley Library, Ouachita Baptist University”
3.60 “Berry Chapel, Ouachita Baptist University”
3.61 “Morley Jennings”
3.62 “J. L. Nick Carter”
3.63 “Dr. Doak Sheridan Campbell”
3.64 “W. H. Homer Graham”
3.65 “Cliff Harris”
3.66 “Ed “Tiny” Neal”
3.67 “W. I. ‘Bill’ Walton”
3.68 “W. H. ‘Carey’ Selph”
3.69 “ROTC, OBU”
3.70 “Alma Mater, OBU”
3.71 “Youth Choir Festival
3.72 “Ouachita River”
3.73 “Big Bluff”
3.74 “Old Military Road”
3.75 “Caddo Indians”
3.76 “Cinnabar Mining”
3.77 “Arkadelphia Chamber of Commerce’
3.78 “Clyburn’s Cliff”
3.79 “Earthquake in NE Arkansas, 1811-1812”
3.80 “Mr. And Mrs. Allen Gannaway’s Timepiece”
3.81 “Graysonia”
3.82 “Historians with Mud on Their Boots”
3.83 “Wm. Howard Taft’s Visit to Arkadelphia”
3.84 “A Ship is Christened Gerig”
3.85 “A Public Hanging”
3.86 “The Heavens Declare”
3.87 All Time Football Records, OBU
1. Football Records, 1897-1966
2. Football Records, 1906-1961
3. Football Statistics, 1953
4. Football Statistics, 1926-1930
5. Football Statistics, 1913-1925
3.88 “Louis (Deno) Nichols”
3.89 “OBC Athletic History” Copy #1
3.90 “OBC Athletic History” Copy #2
3.91
3.92 “John Duke Wells”
3.93 “Duke Wells” by Robert Thomasson
3.94 “History of Arkadelphia Rotary Club” by Phil McCorkle, Sr.
3.95 “Herman R. and Mary Workman Hampton”
3.96 “Old Confederate Cannon”
3.97 “Memorial to Bill Walton” by Ralph A. Phelps, Jr.
3.98 “Adam Clark”
3.99 “Doak S. Campbell”
3.100 “A Brief Story of Arkansas Post” by J. M. Henderson
3.101 “O-U-A-C-H-I-T-A—Alma Mater”
3.102
3.103 “Robert A. Cowan”
3.104 “Col. Fred H. Coleman”
3.105 “Reynolds Metals Company”
3.106 “Baseball Schedule, Southern State College”
3.107 “Ouachita and Black River Projects”
3.108 “DeGray Dam and
Lake”