1967 Yearbook by Central Baptist College

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BECAUSE at Central Baptist College you are esteemed

— a superior STUDENT

— a prince of PREACHERS

~ a talented TEACHER

— a measure of MEN

We dedicate the 1967 edition of THE TOWERS to you~

DR, HAROLD EUGENE COOPER

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One can judge his success only be viewing in retrospect those events to which he may associate himself. He may find

joy, sorrow, integrity, disgust, success, or failure; but whatever he finds he will long remember. THE

TOWERS Staff wishes to look back for a moment to

what we think has been a successful year for CBC and share those sacred memories with you.

With this single purpose in mind, we now present THE TOWERS for 1967.

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And we beseech you, bretheren, to know them which labour among you, and are over you in the Lord, and admonish you. I Thessalonians 5:12

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^Le j^reAideni 6 ^YlfjeAAa^i Precious Memories

To the students who are represented in this issue of THE TOWERS,this yearbook will be much like a family album which represents many precious memories.

Your student life on the campus will carry with it many precious memories. To the

upperclassmen there will be the memories of meeting together after three months vacation from school. There will be the memories of getting acquainted with new students. To the

I freshmen there will be the memories of getting acquaintedâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;the dread of getting enrolled and the dread of examinations. There will be the memories of getting mail from home and the general adjustment to dormitory life.

To me there are precious memories of twelve years of service in an institution with Christian ideals. Among the things that I treasure most are the memories of answered prayer

through God's provision of our school's needs. Some of these memories are associated with chapel services in which we feasted together on the true manna from Heaven. Along with this comes the memories of Bible Conferences, Ministerial Alliance services, and special con ferences with students about their spiritual problems. Associated with this are the memories of our study of the Word together in the classroom. There are also the fond memories of the laughter in the halls and on the campus. Among some of the pleasant memories are the many choir trips to our churches.

However, some of the greatest memories are those associated with the intellectual and spiritual growth of our students. It has been a joy to watch some grow to fill places of responsibility in oim society and especially among our churches.

May these precious memories create within our hearts and minds a deeper devotion to

the cause of righteousness in the world. May it cause us to strive more in the promotion of our own Central Baptist College. May you cherish this issue of THE TOWERS with precious memories of a successful year in "A School with Christian Ideals."

A, R. Reddin

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2)ean J We65a^e The Central Baptist College story cannot be com

pletely reflected in the pages of this yearbook. One of its best features, however, is revealed in the pictures that are presented.

The faces of the students reflect the high quality

of the student body. It is in the successes of these stu dents in their Itfes' work that the true value of Central

College will be revealed.

The future of our college is made bright because of the assurance that others like them will continue to come to Central in search for knowledge.

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Floyd Hines

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The Department of Religion is dedicated to the uniting of the student's spiritual and social fibers into working subject matter.

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and the Psalms, Johanine Writings, and Evangelism.

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Brother Coleman explains the use of Greek in helping the Ministerial students to Interpret the scriptures.

Preparing to be ministers.

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The field of Math holds the key to the future in a rapidly changing world of technology and development. As an essential part of a formal education, the Math Department strives to instill in the student the impor tance and value of a working knowledge in mathematical computations. It offers General Math, Modern Trig., Modern College Algebra, and Calculus as main courses of study.

Paul W. Byers, M.S.E. Head of Department Arkansas State Teachers

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"In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth..." To the Department of Science this quotation holds great meaning and value. Those involved in scientifice study seek to find truth as displayed by God in His Mighty Uni verse. ' n k

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Bro. Loyd aids In Instruction for the science studies.

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Mrs. Tie, also an English Lit. instructor explains an important aspect of early English writings.

The students in Principles of Speech listen and score each speaker according to his Poise, Diction, Content, Arrangement, and Vocabulary.

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The Department of Business equips the business student with the proper skills needed to fimction in a highly-

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processes of the mind and their relationship to the body. The study of Educational techniques of learning is an intricate part of the field as it broadens the scope of the prospective instructors in the area of formal education.

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In Psychology, Sarah Hunter delivers a talk concerning Alcoholism In the United States.

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influenced by music. Without some type of melody, we would be in a dreary world in deed. In the Music Department these ideas are propounded and elaborated on as the Music

of the Ages is discussed and enjoyed. Music Fundamentals, Hymnology,Music Appreciation, and Conducting are a few of the subjects in this department.

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The content of a school's library is directly pro portional to its academic standard. Those who know

the pleasure and value of books, search through those many pages in an effort to find knowledge, humor, guidance, and most important, wisdom.

Students meet to gain more knowledge.

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Ludie Austin

John Naylor

Lenual Autry

Hazel Nichols

Charles Bane

Harlan Owens

Betty Barkam

Laudis Prince

Lillian Barnes

Lileha Rhea

Melvin Branlett

Carolyn Robertson

Billy Campbell

Larry Rose

Phyllis Cardin

Anne Shoptaw

Imogene Cheek

Samuel Sims

Allene Clifton

William Spears

Harness Cl5d;ee

Alice Starkey

Richard Davis

Bernard Stevenson

Oleva Douglas

Vonda Stevenson

Junene Duke

Ola Stewart

R andy Glover

Richard Strandlund

Wallace Glover

Nancy Strickland

Irene Greene

Arlene Tippit

Andrea Hall

Jimmie Turner

Ruby Hefner

Steve Vance

Reta Hoshaw

Trilby Vance

Norbert Hojd

L. H. Van Fossen

Doyle Jackson

Robert Warren

Madge James

Walton Weaver

Syble Jared

Fauline Wells

Mary Ann Kee

Merl Widener

Bill Langford

Jimmie Wilcox

Sarah Lane

Martha Wilcox

Joyce Leslie

Phyllis Williams

James Lock

Phyllis Jean Williams

Fairy Morgan

Emily Willis

Mary McKinney

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Jim Brown

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Birmingham, Alabama

Robert Davis

Bill Duke

Gene Elrod

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North Little Rock, Arkansas

George Reddin Conway, Arkansas

W. D. Smith

Springhill, Louisiana

Steve Stephens Conway, Arkansas

Robert Tucker

Bourbon, Missouri

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Brenda Baker

Greenbrier, Arkansas

I Jenny Bates Fort Smith, Arkansas

Ted Box

Greenway, Arkansas

Richard Britt

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Little Rock, Arkansas

Mike Burgess Searcy, Arkansas

Bill Casey Blytheville, Arkansas

Don Chandler

Little Rock, Arkansas

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l; Sylvia Gofer Beebe, Arkansas

Richard Clark

Conway, Arkansas

Mike Connell

Conway, Arkansas

Bill Cook

St. Louis, Missouri

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St. Louis, Missouri

Claude Evans

Gretna Dewitt

Eiaine Faulk

Potosi, Missouri

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Damascus, Arkansas

Uh Mary Nell Harrell Beebe, Arkansas

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Lovlngton, New Mexico

Polly Horn Nashville, Arkansas

A1 Hunter

Batesville, Arkansas

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Forrest City, Arkansas

Jimmy Kee Conway, Arkansas

Mike Kirby Little Rock, Arkansas

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Rosemary Kuhlmann St. Louis, Missouri

Paul Krisell

Conway, Arkansas

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Gary Langley Searcy, Arkansas

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Walter Lindsey Conway, Arkansas

Doris Ann Linker

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Helen Loyd Greenbrier, Arkansas

Richard Mathews

Linda McLeod

Agnew, California

Magnolia, Arkansas

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Linda Morris

Little Rock, Arkansas

Lester Pearce

Morenci, Arizona

Glenda Pepper El Dorado, Arkansas

Alice Poteete

Charles Reddin

Walnut Ridge, Arkansas

Conway, Arkansas

Brenda Schuerger Troy, Illinois

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Diana Showen

Camden, Arkansas

St. Clair, Missouri

Lynell Smith Springhill, Louisana

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Watson Chapel, Arkansas

John Speer Potosi, Missouri

Wanda Stark

McNeil, Arkansas

Michael Stuckey Fayetteville, Arkansas

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Carl Thorn

Birmingham, Alabama

Ironton, Missouri

Gary Tilley Springhill, Louisana

John Watson

Truman, Arkansas

i Terry Watson St. Louis, Missouri

Patricia Weatherford

Maria Weaver

Rector, Arkansas

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Linda Allder

Little Rock, Arkansas

Texarkana, Texas

Harry Almand Prescott, Arkansas

Louise Ashley Violet Hill, Arkansas

Dennis Baker

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Becky Baxley England, Arkansas

Kathy Benton Little Rock, Arkansas

Gary Bivens North Little Rock, Arkansas

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Wayne Clark Nashville, Arkansas

Zane Clark

Curtis Coleman

Nashville, Arkansas

Conway, Arkansas

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Jerry Creach Neelyville, Missouri

Robert Conrad

Manila, Arkansas

Ronald Dace

Skip Daniels

Alma, Illinois

Huntsville, Alabama

Dewayne Davidson Oil Trough, Arkansas

Gary Davis Jonesboro, Arkansas

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Terry Gray Plumerville, Arkansas

Ellen Hall

Joe Harris

Damascus, Arkansas

Springdale, Arkansas

I Carroll Hawley

Linda Henderson

St. Glair, Missouri

Bedford, Texas

Marilyn Hendrich Little Rock, Arkansas

-h Roy Hill Little Rock, Arkansas

Dellane Hogue Conway, Arkansas

Nancy Hendrickson Mt. Vernon, Arkansas

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Sarah Hunter

Batesville, Arkansas

Brenda Klrby Greenbrier, Arkansas

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James Leslie

Rogers, Arkansas

Sue McClure

Benton, Arkansas

Peggy McCorkle Hope, Arkansas

David McCune

St. Louis, Missouri

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Sue Martin

Long Beach, California

Enola, Arkansas

Rodney Merritt North Little Rock, Arkansas

Carol Mitchell

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Greenbrier, Arkansas

Richard Moore

David Morris

Leon Morton

Little Rock, Arkansas

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Jim Shine

Springfield, Missouri

Bob Stephenson

Kalamazoo, Michigan

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Pat Tate

Elaine Thomason

Tommy Tollett

North Little Rock,

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Carolyn Wallace Bald Knob, Arkansas

Robert Warren

Janie Westover

Hope, Arkansas

Wichita, Kansas

Grady Whltely Fayetteville, Arkansas

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"No, Madrid is nowhere near Chicago, Illinois."

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The 1966-67 Basketball team is introduces at our first pep rally.

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Contribution to the school, activities, and personality.

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Alaync Evans Is from Hamburg, Arkansas, and Is a freshman. Alayne has a gentle personality and does much for the promotion of the school. She is the pianist for the school choir as well as for the CBC girls trio. Alayne is a friendly person and deemed a valuable friend by all.

Charles Reddin, from Laurel, Mississippi, is another sophomore at CBC. He is the editor of the "Centrallan," the school newspaper, and Is also In the choir and male quartet. Charles acts also as a member of the Chrlstlanalres.

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Gene Elrod, from Little Rock, Arkansas, is now a

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Roy Hill, Linda Polk, Bennie Adams, Kay Ratliff, Luella Gray, Sue McClure, Linda McLeod, Wanda Stark, and Steve Francis, Fourth Row: Marlin Raines, Ervin Rhoden, George Reddin, Carl Thorn, Gary Davis, Charles Reddin, Curtis Col em an, Tommy Tollett, and Max

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Warren, Arkansas

Harry Attebery

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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 217 W, COMMERCE

ASHDOWN, ARKANSAS

PASTOR,

Tommy Hall

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C. D. FRANKS

C. F. WALKER

L. T. MCDOWELL

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WE BELIEVE IN OUR COLLEGE AND PLEDGE OUR INCREASED SUPPORT

IN EVERY WAY FOR ITS ADVANCEMENT

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Little Rock, Arkansas R. B. Hoshaw, Pastor

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OPPORTUNITIES FOR THE WEEK SUNDAY SCHOOL

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MORNING WORSHIP

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Morrilton, Arkansas

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Lynn Green, Pastor

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Cave Springs, Arkansas

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Lynn Stephens, Pastor

Mrs. David M^affey, Secretary

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"A LIVE CHURCH PREACHING A LIVING SAVIOUR"

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First Baptist Cliurcli 318 East Main

Magnolia, Arkansas

Music and Education

Pastor

Jim Courtney

Jimmy Henry

Congratulations from

Central Baptist Church 1319 Magnolia Street Texarkana. Texas

Telephone: Church: 794-9130 Parsonage: 774-5468

Song Director: Hoy Crowell Sunday School Superintendent: Donald Cooper

Parsonage: 1000 County Avenue Texarkana, Arkansas

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Training Service Director: Paul Walker

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Galena, Kansas

Charles Walker, Pastor

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Ted Brewer C. B. McCracken Alford Watkins

Herb Fletcher

Dillon Burrow

Gaither Cooper

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OUR STUDENTS

Rosemary Kuhlman Terry Watson Pastor

Jack R. Courtney

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IMMAMUAl BAPTIST CHURCH 602 South Main Street

Beebe, Arkansas Hill ■III

Leon Carmical, Pastor "Come thou with us and we will

do thee good,... Numbers 10:29

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LAKESIDE BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Dill at Poplar Newport, Arkansas Damascus, Arkansas Forrest Priest, Pastor J. W. Goodwin, Pastor

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M. E. CHILDERS, Pastor

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Tommy Tollett

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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

McNeil, Arkansas

James Hoover, Pastor

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MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS

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Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church

Plummerville, Arkansas

W. D. Smith, Pastor

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GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH Paul W. Byers, Pastor 154

Russellville, Arkansas

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PHONE WINDSOR 5-2506

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS 72119

ALLEN W. BROWN, Pastor 600 ROSE LANE

MRS. RAYMOND KING, Clerk 208 MILLS STREET

PHONE Windsor 5-A925

LEROY COFFEY, Treasurer 307 HEALY STREET

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ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH Nashville, Arkansas

Glenn Cannon, Pastor

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Conway, Arkansas

908 Front Street

Elgin, Bulova, And Hamilton Watches Conway, Arkansas

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CONWAY OFFICE SUPPLIES

BUSINESS BOOSTERS

School & Office Furniture & Equipment Conway Shoe Store 904 Front Street

Conway, Arkansas Bayer's Jewelers Phone FA 9-2861

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Auto Loans

Personal Loans

Home and Real Estate Loans

First State Bank

and Trust Company Member FDIC

Conway, Arkansas

SECURITY SAVINGS Compliments of

& LOAN ASSOCIATION "Save With Security''

CHEEK VYHOLESALE Each account Insured up to $15,000

GROCER CO., INC. 1002 Front Street

FA 7-7771

Atkins, Arkansas

Conway, Arkansas Home Loans 164

Phone 641-2351

SHERWIN-WIILIAMS

WARD BODY WORKS Highway 65 South

1208 Oak

Conway, Arkansas

FA 9-5721

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See Us For Your Painting Needs "SWP Covers the World"

Phone FA 7-7761

Compliments of

McNUTT FUNERAL HOME 609 Locust

SANDY'S

Conway, Arkansas

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Phone FA 7-7727

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TOWNHOUSE MOTEL

HIEGEL WHOLESALE GROCER COMPANY

Highway 64-65 North ,

Conway, Arkansas

Phone FA 9-3846

Conway, Arkansas

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Firestone Tires and Conoco Batteries

CARDIN FURNITURE & APPLIANCE Complete Home Furnishing And RCA Whirlpool Appliances

"The Added Extra Service that Brings You Back with a Smile"

Willie J. Cardin 506 Oak

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601 Front Street

Conway, Arkansas

Conway, FA 7-7480

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WAL-MART

DISCOUNT CITY

SUPERMARKET

Open 9 'till 9

UNIVERSAL CABINET

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A Division of

"We specialize in Bargains"

UMC INDUSTRIES, INC. Conway, Arkansas 508 Oak Street MANUFACTURERS OF

REFRIGERATED EQUIPMENT

Conway, Arkansas

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STERLING'S VARIETY STORE 923-927 Front Street

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Conway, Arkansas

824 Front Street \

Phone: FA 9-5300

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Conway, Arkansas

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SIMON'S GROCERY

WEST'S DEPARTMENT STORE i

Conway, Arkansas l66

Conway,Arkansas

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Joseph Sousa, Pastor

Glendon Purdy

Harrison Coulter Ronnie Tullos Oble Snow

Ivan Bryant

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And see the joy, the warmth, and love. That we may say we knew.

The rose may fade, the light may dim. At the setting of the sun. But the memories that we all have shared. Will live on and on and on.

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