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from the LRCGS Spring 2008 Journal
Feb 24, 2026
Jan 6, 2026
A School Teacher's Memories ~ Ashdown, Arkansas
GIRLS ~~~~~~~~~ 1944 - 1945
Norma Jean Adams (G)
Thelma Ayers (G)
Ann Cook
Bobbie Cook
Annie Bell Cunningham
Dorothy Dunn (G)
Ramah Nell Gilbert (G)
Augustine Kersten
Patsy Leathers
Bertha Robbins (G)
Bea Root (G)
Lawanda Sewell
Lenora Terry
Patsy Ruth Wills
Jo Ann Hemphill
1944 - 1945 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
Charles Adkison (G)
Charley Austin
Mannie Brown (G)
Richard Cobb (G)
Donald Combs (G)
Jon Dellinger (G) (died 10/5/1997)
Spencer Daniels (G)
Charles Ford (G)
Reggie Kennedy (G)
Jimmy McCollum (G)
J.W.McGehee
Archie Merrell (G)
Olen Mitchell (G)
John Mobley
Thomas McDowell
Billy Dale Reed
Bobby Scott
Robert Smith
George Stone
Harold Warren (G)
James Wilson (G)
Troy Wilson
Billy Witherspoon
Kenneth Zachry (G)
Orville Louis ______
Grady ______
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985"
(compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
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When I started teaching in January 1945, monthly teachers' meetings were held on the last Thursday afternoon, or evening, at the high school. The teachers at the wing schools were expected to attend.
At that time, Lucille Thrash was teaching all six grades at Hicks; Rose Caler and Theara Clark were at Fomby; the Wilton teachers were Sue McCray, Annie Jean Hedgecock, and Mrs. Arlie Johnson; Ben Lomond teachers were Mrs. Alice Zachery and Mrs. Louise Polk. (Ogden's High School students were being transported to Ashdown, also.)
The Ashdown Elementary faculty consisted of two first grade teachers: Lila Phillips and Christine Sanderson; one second grade teacher; one third grade teacher, Esther Collins; there was an over-flow room upstairs with twelve second graders and twelve third graders - Irene Russell was the teacher. Ruth Lambright was the fourth grade teacher; the fifth grade teacher was Mrs. J.L. Hiler; Mary Russell Herndon taught the sixth grade. Their rooms were also upstairs.
In 1945 I had forty-one students in my room (twelve had already been put in the overflow room). When I retired in May 1976, I had thirty pupils -- fifteen girls and fifteen boys. There were six second grade teachers by that time.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
GIRLS ~~~~~~~~~ 1945 - 1946
Nancy Barr (G)
Sue Buster (G)
Mary Gin Cobb (G)
Emma Jo Cowling
Linda Cunningham (G)
Dorothy Faulkner
Eva Lou Ford (G)
Kay Grounds (G)
Johnnie Ross Henderson (G)
* Carolyn Sue Jewell (G)
Nora Jones
* Clydine Johnson (G)
Eddie Ann Johnson
* Jan Johnson (G)
Peggy Leathers
Arlene Merrell
Mary Lou Owens
Shirley Pierce
* Jean Propps (G)
* Patsy Reed
Nora Lee Rickman
Norma Jean Ritter (G)
Leila Russell
Jane Stewart
* Anna Jean Tallant (G)
1945 - 1946 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
* Melton Bailey
* Tommy Bass
Roy Bishop
Toy Bishop (G)
* Erwin Bowman
Ben Clayton
Ronald Cobb (died 4/9/1998)
* Billy Dorflinger
Volley Wade Ford
Thurman Frady (died 7/1991)
* Jackie Freer
Lloyd Gentry
Lesley Hampton
David Henderson
Joe Thomas Holt
Dickie King (G)
Joe Bob Matthews
Wayne McCollum (G)
Harold McDougal (G)
* Harlie Patterson
Jimmy Dale Reed
Ralph Tiffin (G)
Floyd Tucker
John Walker
George Williams
Ernest ______
* After first 6 weeks these students were put in Eva Merrell's Overflow Room.
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985"
(compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
The first school lunchroom was ready for operation at the beginning of school in September 1945. Before that time, many of the children who lived near school went home for lunch. Others brought lunches -- would eat on the playground in pretty weather -- in the basement at other times. The new lunchroom was located in the basement of the building. There was room for the children and teachers to eat at the same time. In my second grade, we had what we called "The Clean Plate Club." When a child "cleaned" his or her plate, it was shown to me. Later, stars would be placed by their names on a chart in the room.
The 1945-46 elementary school faculty: Principal, E.S. Jennings; 1st grade, Christine Sanderson and Lucille Thrash; 2nd grade, Irene Pauley; 3rd grade, Esther Collins; 2nd and 3rd grade's overflow room, Eva Merrell; 4th grade, Mildred Ross; 5th grade, Ora Dildy; 6th grade, Artie Cooper.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
Lois Ayers (G)
Margaret Ann Bass (G)
Carolyn Brock
Patsy Cain
Katie Lee Casey
Martha Neal Coulter (G)
Bobbie Ann Davis (G)
Ila Fay Dunn (G)
Billie Sue Guthrie
Dorothy Holloway
Carolyn Price
Linda Marie Stone
Carol Tyler
Jerrie Wilson (G)
Louise ______
1946 - 1947 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
Mike Ashby
Kenneth Bass (G)
John Cannon
James Castleman
Jimmie Clements
Walter Ray Cowling (G)
Bobby Dodson
Bobby Gore
Leon Greathouse
Jessie Hendon
Charles Hyatt
Tommy Jester (G)
Kenneth Livingstone
James Patterson (G)
Charles Ray
James Ray
George Ross (G)
Roy Sewell
Troy Sewell
Larry Sykes
Harold Taylor
Russell Taylor
Jimmy Walraven (G)
Roy Wilson
Donald ______
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985"
(compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
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The 1946-1947 elementary school faculty: Principal, E.S. Jennings; 1st grade, Christine Sanderson and Lucille Thrash; 2nd grade, Irene Pauley; 3rd grade, Eva Merrell (replaced Esther Collins (who had moved to Little Rock); 2nd and 3rd overflow room, Rose Caler (previously taught at Fomby wing school); 4th grade, Laverne Finley, who replaced Mildred Ross (married Claude Jr. Franks); 5th grade, Ora Dildy; 6th grade, Artie Cooper; Piano teacher, Judith Ann Chappelle, who replaced Mr. Lee Siebert who had moved to Texarkana.
On April 24, 1947 -- three of my pupils, Bobbie Ann Davis, Jerrie Wilson, and Billie Sue Guthrie and I helped to celebrate Martha Neal Coulter's birthday by eating lunch at the home of Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Coulter. Mrs. Coulter came for us at noon -- had us back at school at 1:00 P.M. We all had a good time.
On Thursday at 7:30 P.M., May 8, 1947 -- Mrs. O.T. Graves' pupils presented a speech recital in the elementary school auditorium. Three of my pupils, Bobbie Ann Davis, Billie Sue Guthrie, and John Cannon took part in it. Former pupils were Ronald Cobb, Wayne McCollum, Reggie Kennedy, Jon Dellinger, Linda Kay Cunninghamn, Norma Jean Adams, Bea Root and Kay Grounds.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
GIRLS ~~~~~~~~~ 1947 - 1948
Annette Adkison (G)
Patsy Ruth Burns
Fannie Cain (G)
Sarah Jane Davis (G)
Patricia Dempsey
Dorothy Durham
Beulah Ford (died 5/2004)
Gelene Hardin (G)
Barbara Ann Houchen (G)
Mary Howard
Sue Jester (G)
Elaine Krueger
Marilyn Orton (G)
Hazel Patterson
Patsy Ritter (G)
Connie Trammell (G)
Helen ______
1947 - 1948 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
Eddie Ayers (G)
Teddie Ayers (G)
James Aylor (G)
Boyd ______
Dale Booth
Willard Booth
Harold Brown (G)
Jackie Clary
Kenneth Coleman (G)
Lawrence Deaton
Billy ______
Bennie Gore
Jerry Harris
Lester Lee Hill (G)
Edward ______
Raymond Krueger
David ______
Charles Rickman
Jimmy ______
Tommy Waddell (G)
Gary Wilson (G)
James Wilson
Joel ______
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to 1958 edition of The Panther Eyes yearbook and also from book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985" (compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
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At 7:45 P.M., Thursday, May 6, 1948, a "Tiny Tot Wedding" was presented at the elementary school auditorium by pupils of Mrs. O.T. Graves. The cast: Bride -- Sue Jester; Groom -- Jerry Atchley (son of the pastor of the First Methodist Church); Maid of Honor -- Alice Ann Henderson; Bridesmaids -- Jane Bentley, Daisy Dean Cook, Martha Kay Pauley and Dianne Simmons; Flower Girls -- Sue Davis and Suzanne Owens; Best Man -- Eric Bishop; Ushers -- Allen Garrett, Gale Gill, Brodie Patterson, Larry Propps, and Harlen Sexton; Minister -- Jim Pauley; Father of the Bride -- Johnny Bone.
After the wedding, there were readings by the following: Charles Henry Phillips, Jimmy and Wayne McCollum, Ronald Cobb, Joe Jewell, Thomas McDowell, W.L. (Sonny) Davis, Ed Stevens, Johnnie Ross Henderson, Dorothy Ash, Bea Root, Carolyn Sue Jewell, Billie Sue Guthrie and Bobbie Ann Davis. Tap dancers were Mary Murphy Coulter and Ellen Rea Tye.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
GIRLS ~~~~~~~~~ 1948 - 1949
Jane Bentley (G)
Myra Cain (G)
Daisy Dean Cook (G)
Catherine Ann Grounds (G)
Alice Ann Henderson (G)
Ann Hinton (G)
Norma Jean Hoover (G)
Errol Jean Simmons (G)
Janet Sue Stansbury
Wynell Walraven (G)
Stella ______
1948 - 1949 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
James Ash
Jerry Atchley
Claud Barr
Eric Bishop
Johnny Bone (G)
Billy Brown
Wendell Bryant
Jimmie Cowart
Lavon Dodson
Billy Dumas (G)
Gale Gill (G)
Wilford Grooms
Leslie Johnson
Robert Ellis Keener (G)
Phillip Locke
Brodie Patterson (G)
Robert Raley
Nolen Reed
Curtis Russell (died 9/1993)
Jimmy Sutton (G)
Billy Wilson
Billy W_____
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to the 1959 edition of The Panther Eyes yearbook and also from book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985" (compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
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I had 10 girls and 22 boys. There was no school library at that time. I carried books from home. Some of the children brought books. I always read to them just after lunchtime -- sometimes I would "catch myself dozing!" The children probably did, also.
Usually in the spring, some afternoon, we would walk to the public library which was located upstairs in the community building. Some of the mothers would go also for we had to cross several streets. Mrs. Burlingame was the librarian when we first started going. After a few years, she retired. Then Myrt Thrash and her mother, Mrs. Grace Hoover, took the job.
The children learned how to check out books -- hoping that their parents would take them to the library. The librarians knew when to expect us and served refreshments. Myrt or I would read a story or two to the children. They always "loved" the trip to the library! The next day, "thank-you" notes would be written by the children.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
GIRLS ~~~~~~~~~ 1949 - 1950
Ruby Ayers (G)
Mary Ellen Brock
Brenda Cannon
Charlotte Cowling (G)
Patricia Dawson
Patty Fawcett (G)
Betty Gail Gentry (G)
Shirley Hill (G)
Peggy Pearl Patterson (G)
Nancy C. Reynolds
Juanita Richman
Kay Sexton
Shirley Stinson
Sue Taylor
Mary Ann ______
Joan ______
1949 - 1950 ~~~~~~~~~~ BOYS
Ferrel Adkison (G)
Marion Ayers (G)
Edd Barr (G)
Dale Beck
Leo Beck (G)
John Robert Castleman (G)
Dan Chilcoat
Marvin Cooper
James Edward Dowling
Harold Dunn (G)
Donald Ford
Jerry Gabbard
Carl Hill
Don Richard Johnston (G)
Bernard Ray Keener (G)
Jimmie Kingery
Richard Coker Thomas
John Ray Welch (G)
Rufus Witherspoon
Billy ______
(G) Graduated from Ashdown High School according to book "Ashdown Graduates 1906-1985"
(compiled by Mrs. C.I. Bowles and Mrs. Ross Henderson, Jr.)
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Ashdown Elementary School Faculty: Principal E.S. Jennings; 1st grade, Christine Sanderson, Lucille Thrash and Mable Sessions (her room was in the basement); 2nd grade, Irene Pauley; 3rd grade, Eva Merrell; 2nd and 3rd grade overflow room, Rose Caler; 4th grade, Mrs. Leo Beck; 5th grade, Valda Jordan; 6th grade, Artie Cooper; Secretary, Susie Spigner. Mr. Moak started making group pictures.
On November 10th, during American Education Week, "The Cavalcade of America" was presented at the Ashdown Elementary School Auditorium during the 7:30 P.M. PTA meeting -- the president, Mrs. J.W. Coulter, presided.
The program consisted of several parts depicting the early days in America through the time of the civil war ... The Indians; the landing of Columbus; the pilgrims; the buying of Manhattan from the Indians; Paul Revere's Ride. (Mable Sessions, 1st grade teacher, constructed the horse ... James Patterson was Paul Revere); the civil war; Abraham Lincoln. Lots of children took part in the program and many of the parents helped by making costumes and in many other ways.
(From Irene Pauley's book "Teaching Memories of Irene Pauley")
Dec 31, 2025
Mills Family of Wilton Arkansas
article courtesy of Little River County Arkansas Genealogy Society, INC
originally published in our 2005 Journal
written by Mary Mills Jackson
Dec 22, 2025
Dec 18, 2025
Sep 7, 2025
Dinner on the Grounds ~ Hicks, Arkansas
Hicks Community-
Dinner on the Grounds
Some Becks, and Hensons
(L-R) Kate Henson Beck,(wife of Lee Prather Beck, torn out of photo) John Edward & Mae Henson Gill
(Papa & Mama Gill, great grandparents)
sharing with Alan Burnett for Sepia Saturday No. 791
Sep 6, 2025
Jul 29, 2025
Attorneys & Lawyers from Little River County Arkansas
Little River County Attorneys
From Research by
Judge John C. Finley lll
1. Joseph J. Taaffe - Died Little River County – Practiced 1866 to 1872 in Little River
County – Rocky Comfort. College education
2. A. D. Hawkins – Born 1827 in North Carolina – Practiced Rocky Comfort from
1860’s to 1903. – Educated at Jefferson College, Pa.
3. W. D. C. Hankins – Born 1838 in Little River County – Practiced in Rocky
Comfort – 1869 to 1880 – Educated at Monticello College, AR
4. J. C. Head – Born 1828 and died 1902 – Practiced law at Richmond 1868 to 1898.
Studied law
5. Hindman Head – Born 1860 died about 1898 - Practiced law at Richmond 1882 to
1898 – college education.
6. James D. Head – Born 1872 died 1946 – Practiced 1898 through 1940 – Richmond,
DeQueen and Texarkana.
7. Judge James S. Dollarhide – Born 1815 – Admitted to Bar 1866 – studied law –
Practiced in Rocky Comfort until 1883. Was County and Probate Judge.
8. Ed. W. Dollarhide – Born in Little River County – studied law – Practiced in Rocky
Comfort from 1880 until 1892.
9. Judge L. J. Joyner – born 1822 in Tennessee. Admitted to Bar in 1845 – Educated
at Brownsville Institute. Studied law after graduation – Practiced law in Richmond
1861 until about 1900.
10. William F. Joyner – born 1830 in Tennessee. Studied law, admitted to Bar in 1876.
Practiced law in Richmond until the 1890’s.
11. Ralph E. Phelps – born 1833 in Virginia. Admitted to Bar in 1855. Practiced in
Rocky Comfort from about 1868 until the 1880’s.
12. S. L. Anderson – born 1843 in Texas. Admitted to bar in 1873. A teacher and real
estate business in Richmond.
13. Lewis Davis – died 1907. Practiced law at Rocky Comfort from about 1860 until
moved to Dover, Pope County, Arkansas in1878. His son, Jeff Davis was an
attorney, Governor of Arkansas and Senator.
14. W. S. Curran – no information available
15. Gen. Robert G. Shaver – born 1830 – Educated at Ernovy and Senry College,
Virginia, admitted to Bar 1850. Practiced until his death in 1915 in several counties
including Sevier and Little River County. Died in Foreman, AR.
16. “Bee” Smith – College of law, New Orleans and England. Moved to Little River
County after the Civil War but never practiced law.
17. T. G. T. Steel born 1816 in Virginia. Studied law after coming to Arkansas. Circuit
Judge 1873-1874 in Sevier County.
18. A. P. Steel – born 1880, admitted to Bar 1903 and practiced in several counties.
19. Judge J. S. Steel – born 1850 and died 1934. Admitted to Bar 1875 and practiced
in several counties.
20. Judge George Steel – born 1890 and died 1943. Admitted to Bar 1912, moved to
Ashdown in 1910 and to Nashville in 1924.
21. Walter Hopson – County Judge – listed in Martindale Directory in 1890-1891.
22. P. B. Williams – Born 1854 in South Carolina and was admitted to Bar 1872.
Educated at Virginia Military Institute. Practiced in Foreman from 1872 until his
death in 1921.
23. James D. Shaver – born 1861 and admitted to Bar in 1884 in Little River County.
President of Arkansas Bar from 1912-1913. Practiced in Ashdown until his death
about 1925.
24. Judge Jefferson T. Cowling – born 1862 in Arkansas and died in 1917 in Ashdown.
Admitted to Bar in 1885. Educated at Peabody Normal College, then studied law.
Started at Richmond, then the first attorney listed in Ashdown in Martindale’s 1900
Edition.
25. F. H. Taylor – born 1855 – Admitted to Bar in 1885.
26. Lon T. Jones – born 1880 in Lockesburg and was admitted to the Bar. Did not
actively practice.
27. C. E. Jones and Ernest Fair, first lawyers to establish offices in Millkin (Wilton) in
the 1890’s.
28. B. J. Stuart – Practice law in Winthrop and moved to Mena, AR prior to 1914
29. George N. Cannon – Admitted to Practice Law in Little River County in 1912.
Moved to Stephens, AR about 1914.
30. J. L. Livesay – born 1871 Missouri. Admitted to Bar in 1894 and practiced in
Foreman from 1907 until about 1930’s.
31. Otis Gilleylen – born 1884 and died 1955. Admitted to Bar in 1904. Practiced in
Foreman, AR until his death.
32. June R. Morrell – born 1886 and died about 1935. Admitted to Bar in 1909.
Practiced in Ashdown from 1911 until his death.
33. Seth C. Reynolds – Born 1878 in Faulkner, Co., AR and died in Ashdown in 1966.
Educated at the University of Arkansas School of Law. Admitted to Bar in 1907.
Practiced in Ashdown from 1907 until the 1960’s except from 1933-1939 which he
spent in Washington, DC.
34. A. D. DuLaney – born 1877 in Ben Lomond, AR and died in Ashdown in 1953.
Educated at the University of Arkansas School of Law. Admitted to Bar in 1904.
Opened office in Ashdown in 1905 and practiced here until 1930. In the 1930’s and
1940’s in Little Rock, AR.
35. John J. DuLaney – born 1885 in Ben Lomond, AR. Educated at Vanderbilt
University Law School. Admitted to Bar in 1913 and practiced in Ashdown from
1917 until 1945.
36. Frank M. Locke – born 1886 in Little River County. Educated at Vanderbilt
University Law School. Admitted to Bar in 1914. Practiced in Ashdown one year.
Managed a plantation.
37. James H. Williams – born 1883 in Foreman and died in Ashdown in 1964.
Admitted to Bar in 1923. Studied law and actively practiced law in Ashdown from
1923 until his retirement. He was a member of the Shaver, Shaver and Williams
law firm.
38. Judge Cecil E. Johnson, Sr. - Born 1888 in Lockesburg, AR. Died in 1955.
Admitted to the Bar in 1911. Practiced in Ashdown from 1918-1922. Chancellor
Judge from 1922 – 1933. Chief Justice of the Arkansas Supreme Court 1933-1934.
Studied law in an office. Practiced again in Ashdown from 1940 until his death.
39. Judge Ben Shaver – born 1888 in Howard County, died in 1969 in Texarkana.
Educated in University of Arkansas School of Law and admitted to Bar in 1914.
Practiced 54 years in Miller, Hempstead, and Little River Counties.
40. R. Coker Thomas – Born in 1915 in Ashdown and died in 1955 in Ashdown.
Educated at Cumberland University in Tennessee. Admitted to Bar in 1947.
Practiced in Ashdown from 1947 until 1955.
41. Robert Tipton – born 1914 in Oklahoma and died in 1973 in Foreman, AR.
Educated at University of Arkansas Law School and admitted to Bar in 1948.
Practiced in Foreman and taught college in Oklahoma.
42. Sam A. Davis – Practiced here less than 5 years, coming from Little Rock and Hot
Springs to Ashdown.
LAWYERS OF LITTLE RIVER COUNTY
1975
1. Cecil E. Johnson, Jr. – Graduated University of Arkansas School of Law in 1941.
Opened his office with his father in Ashdown in 1941.
2. John C. Finley, Jr. – Graduated from College of Ozarks, 1935 and the University of
Arkansas School of Law, 1938. Opened his law office in Ashdown, in January
1938 and practiced continuously except during his service in World War II. He
died in 1994.
3. John C. Finley, III – Graduated from Ouachita Baptist University in 1971 and the
University of Arkansas School of Law in 1974 and began his practice of law with
his father in Ashdown.
4. Fred Embry Pickett – Graduated from A. and M. College in Monticello, AR and the
University of Arkansas School of Law in 1964l. Opened his law office in Ashdown
in 1965.
5. Eric Bishop – Graduated from Centenary College and the University of Arkansas
School of Law in 1969. He opened his office in Ashdown in 1972
6. Ted C. Capeheart – graduated from Henderson State in 1969 and the University of
Arkansas School of Law in 1975. He opened his office in Ashdown in March
1975.
The above articles are for information only and may contain erroneous information.
published in the LRCGS Journal
Jul 28, 2025
Coley's Clips & Comments Corner ~ 1
Coley’s Clips & Comments Corner
from the Little River News
(date unknown)
Alleene — population 300, names of business listed included H. Y. Johnson, R. L.
Johnson, J. T. Sikes and C. W. Wright.
Arden — population 200, listings, Aden Gin
Co., R. S. Davis, W. J. Perry, Virgin Lumber Company, Mrs. Eddie (E. S.) Wright
Grocery.
Arkinda — population 158, names of business owners listed, W. A. Dollar, E. M.
Horn and son, May and Davidson, W. S.
Pierce, J. R. Stuart, J. P. Wright.
Ashdown — population 2,205, Businesses
listed included: Arkansas State Bank, A.
E. Waters, pres., J. L. Martin, cashier, Ashdown Handle Works, Ashdown Hardware
Co., Ashdown Potato Curling House, M.
J. Ataway, Boyer Drug Store, Brown Gin
Co., G. S. Cobb and Co., First National
Bank, Allen Winham, president, R. M.
Bone, cashier; W. F. Gammill, Gathright
and May, A. Goldsmith, Graves and Graves,
Paul Kersten and Sons, Kolb and Welch,
Love Bros., McCrary Hardware Co., J. F.
Mills, Model Drug Co., People’s Undertaking Co., Phillips Bros., J. T. Reed and Son,
Temple Cotton Oil Co., T. E. Thompson,
Texas Produce Co.
Foreman — population 1,500, listings: P. F.
Alexander, Anderson and Dyer, Berry Drug
Co., J. R. Bowles Lumber Co., Campbell
and Cook, Citizens Bank, F. G. Campbell,
president, F. F. Bell, cashier; W. B. Coley,
Collins Floral Co., F. L Daniels and Son,
Farmers Supply Co., Foreman Works, Foreman Hardware Co., Foreman
Light & Power Co., W. M. Gathright, Frank
Horner, Merchants & Planters Bank, L. C.
Shackelford, president, Robert S. Morris,
cashier; New Rocky Comfort Grocery
Co., The People’s Store, Mack Perley, S.
B. Schoolfield, Shaver Hardware Co, Joy
White Gin, White Service Station.
Ogden — Population 350, listings included
W. B. Brooks, Roy Budd, L. L. Cofield,
Farmer’s Gin Co., H. C Hull, Dick Lewis,
T. V. Nunnley, Red River Stave Co., Earnest A. Velvin, J. E. Wood
Richmond — population- 200, listings
R. D. Goff, C. W. Hawkins, A. T. Hemphill, McGraw Bros, W. M. Sikes, W. E.
Vaughan.
Wilton — population- 294, listings, Bank
of Wilton, Joel Mills, president, Ada Mills,
cashier; E. C. Cooper and Sons, S. J. Gordon
and son, W. L. Hedgecock, P. S. Kinsworthy,
T. W. McCall Grocery Co., S. S. P. Mills
and Son, Pipkin Drug Co., S. K. Waldrop
Hardware Co., Wilton Gin Co.
Winthrop — population 750 , listings W.
H. Boggs, C. J. Click, G. E. Dillon, Lambert Drug Co., Merchants and Farmers
Gin Co., Morgan’s Pharmacy, Jack Nelson, W. E. Payton, R. T. Sessions, J. W.
Tapp, Winthrop Banking Co., Winthrop
Hardware Co.
The population of Little River County in
1922 was shown to be 16, 301.
The office issuing “The Bradstreet Company” book as inscribed on the last page
was Oklahoma, Okla. And was issued to
a Shawnee Okla. Firm.
Submitted by Donna Neff
LRCGS Fall 2008 Journal
Jun 27, 2025
Jun 17, 2025
May 23, 2025
1910 Article about 3 Little River County Arkansas Mothers
Fort Worth Star Telegram, May 22, 1910
Catherine "Maggie" Thomas Howard
Catherine Howard was born about 1874 in Arkansas to Mack and Lucy Thomas.
She married Eddie Howard on April 4, 1891 in Little River County.
Some of their Children:
Alice, born 10/14/1891
Clara, born 7/13/1893
Ida, born 8/13/1894
Lawyer, born 9/11/1895
John Thomas Sherman, born 6/14/1897
Lena, born 7/1899
Joseph, born 9/28/1900
Julia, born 1901
Onnie, born 11/11/1904
Etha, born 4/6/1906
Eugene, born 4/6/1906
Eugenie, born 4/6/1906
Myrtle, born 1908
Bettie, born 12/1909
Emma, born 10/10/1913
Ed, born 8/31/1915
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No info found on Mrs. Abraham Bullock
~
A possibility for Laura Rundles is a Mrs Richard Rundle, age 54, with 24 children born, and only 8 surviving. No other sources found for her.
Mar 15, 2025
Elmore Community, Little River County Arkansas
Elmore was a small community located on Highway 108, 3 and 1/2 miles north of Ashdown, Arkansas.
Little River News
12/30/1916
Little River News
3/13/1918
Little River News
5/3/1919
Little River News
7/8/1922
Little River County News
10/21/1922
Unknown Year
Feb 11, 2025
Little River Countians in the Arkansas State Penitentiary 1918-1920
ALLFORD, A 17073
ARMSTRONG,
DRADEN 18827 LITTLE RIVER
BAILEY, DAIR 18135 LITTLE RIVER
BAILEY, EMMETT 15765 LITTLE RIVER
BELL, CHARLEY 17648 LITTLE RIVER
BIDDIX, DOUGAN 16313 LITTLE RIVER Rel. Exp.
12-18-17
BIDDIX, S. 16307 LITTLE RIVER
BIDIX, HENRY 16600 LITTLE RIVER
BROWN, ED 18130 LITTLE RIVER
BROWN, JACK 20056 LITTLE RIVER
BROWN, JESS 20057 LITTLE RIVER
BROWN, JOE 16668 LITTLE RIVER
BROWN, PHIL 20058 LITTLE RIVER
CATES, JOHN 19457 LITTLE RIVER
CHAUNCEY,
CHARLES 18826 LITTLE RIVER
CHAUNCEY, JESS 18825 LITTLE RIVER
CLAY, WILL 17070 LITTLE RIVER
CRITTENDON,
ELMER 16312 LITTLE RIVER Rel. Exp.
12-14-19
DAVIS. WILL 18134 LITTLE RIVER
DIXON, ARTHUR 17659 LITTLE RIVER
DODSON, FRANK 15766 LITTLE RIVER
DUDLEY, RICHARD 17654 LITTLE RIVER
EARL, ADAM 15764 LITTLE RIVER
EVANS, ANDY 18836 LITTLE RIVER
FINN, JACK 18830 LITTLE RIVER
FOSTER, TOM 18833 LITTLE RIVER
GRAY, CALVIN 19458 LITTLE RIVER
GREEN, JAMES,
JR. 17653 LITTLE RIVER
GREENAWAY,
EDMOND 17071 LITTLE RIVER
HANES, EMMA 16311 LITTLE RIVER
HARRIS, DAVE 19464 LITTLE RIVER
HARRIS, WALTER 15977 LITTLE RIVER
HARRIS, WALTER 18832 LITTLE RIVER Also #15977
HAYWOOD, LAKEY 18834 LITTLE RIVER
HOLLAND, WILL 19459 LITTLE RIVER
HOLMES, WILL 15974 LITTLE RIVER
HOOKS, J. W. 18824 LITTLE RIVER
HOWARD, ZEKIEL 16671 LITTLE RIVER
HUNTER, JACK 17341 LITTLE RIVER
Jackson, Fred 18835 LITTLE RIVER
Kent, J. T. 17067 LITTLE RIVER
Kyles, Dave 17260 LITTLE RIVER
Lattie, W. R. 18127 LITTLE RIVER
Lee, Charlie 17652 LITTLE RIVER
Lee, Willis 19787 LITTLE RIVER
Leslie, O. 20106 LITTLE RIVER
Lomax, Johnie 17656 LITTLE RIVER
Lovewell, Harry 20059 LITTLE RIVER
Lyons, Ted 18885 LITTLE RIVER
Marshall,
Charles 18125 Little River
Matthews, Tom 18886 Little River
Milam, Henry 17562 Little River
Mize, R. G. 19460 Little River
Moore, John 18124 Little River
Moore, J. L. 20060 Little River
Moore,
Silvester 20061 Little River
McCoy, Buck 18822 Little River
McHenry,George 19461 Little River
Neal, Field,
Jr. 18829 Little River
Nolen, Bud 18126 Little River
Nolan, Dan 18889 Little River
Owens, Will 18623 Little River
Payne, Sam 15767 Little River
Parker, Ed 16310 Little River
Parker, Arthur 18132 Little River
Phillips, Will 18133 Little River
Porterfield,
Con 18823 Little River
Pond, Dennis 18887 Little River
Pond, Jewell 18888 Little River
Porter, Ed 19462 Little River Price, Ed 20062 Little River Rhodes, Mose 17651 Little River Richie, Jim 15976 Little River Robertson, Henry 17068 Little River Rogers, Lee 17145 Little River Robinson, Bill 17647 Little River Rogers, Robert Lee 17650 Little River Ross, Mary 17660 Little River Sanders, Jim 16666 Little River-Paroled 12-3-19 Sanders, Edward 16667 Little River Scott, Velie 17563 Little River Shannon, Elbert 17657 Little River Shell, Bob 20063 Little River Simmons, Prentiss 16670 Little River Simmons, Jess 16669 Little River Skidmore, Claud 19463 Little River Smith, Lee 18129 Little River Smith, Henry 20064 Little River Smith, Oscar 20065 Little River Spragins, J. W. 17144 Little River Taylor, David 20066 Little River Threadgill, John17649 Little River Turner, James 17072 Little River Turner, Jesse 19879 Little River Ward, Johnny 16309 Little River Walker, Aaron 16601 Little River Walker, Arthur 17655 Little River Washington, Big Sam 18828 Little River Washington, Erby 18831 Little River Wilson, Henry 17069 Little River Williams, Charlie 17658 Little River Yardley, Roy 20067 Little River Young, Joe 18131 Little River
***CREDITS AND INFORMATION*** INDEXED AND DONATED BY: DEB ROBINSON and CINDY GILL For further information... Deb called the state prison system to see if there are files that still exist for these entries and there are. So, if anyone wants to contact the prison, this is how they do it: 1800's - 1995 - - call either Gean Yelverton or Sheila Moses at the Arkansas Department of Correction, 1-870-267-6425. They will look for the file and if it exists, they will make copies at $.75 a page. 1995 - present - - call Gail Ramsey at Central Records at Pine Bluff, 1-870-267-6684. The cost will be the same. Many of the records did not survive the moves throughout the years, so they may not exist.
Dec 19, 2024
Little River County, Arkansas Training School Graduates ~ 1932-1962
1932 Graduates
Cenia
Claudette Claridy
Willie
Cook
Lee
Ollie Gulley
Lessie
Willie Gulley
Mayme
Lee Gulley
Maple
Marcheta Haley
John
Westley Hicks
Rosie
Lee Nelson
Pearlie
Mae Pickens
Floyd
Simm Ray
Doylene
Jayne Rhodes
Curtis
Arthur Smith
Elzie
Lorenso Taylor
Ocherine
Whitmore
1933 & 1934 Graduates
Willie
Belle Battle
Charlie
Cummins
Annett
Duncans
Lois
Lorraine
Clara
Belle Nelson
Clide
Pickens
Pearlie
Mae Pickens
Lucille
Estelle Rhone
(Roster
Incomplete)
1935 Graduates
Mary
Alice Rowe Nash
(Roster
Incomplete)
1936 Graduates
Essie
Lee Duncan
Tommie
Alfonzo Williams
(Roster
Incomplete)
1937 Graduates
Sallie
Ashton
Julia
Ashton
Hazel
Muriel Atkins
Ola
Mae Reed
Earl
Williams
(Roster
Incomplete)
1938 Graduates
Ethye
Fay Brown
Madleen
Buffington
Ricie
Cooker
Vernell
Herman
Troy
Hicks
Josie
Neal
Mary
Lee Neals
Hillery
Nelson
Leslie
Rolfe
Sylvester
Royal
Abery
Smith
Lois
Vaughn
Cathrine
Williams
Eva
Crustene Williams
Henry
Williams
1939 Graduates
William
Duckett
Rosalee
Fort
Vivian
Gulley
Warren
Dickens
Armittie
Rolfe
Qarleasie
Smith
(Roster
Imcomplete)
1940 Graduates
Loubetty
Clvington
Earlee
Duncan
Perline
Reynolds
Willis
Rolfe
(Roster
Incomplete)
1941 Graduates
Irene
Buffington
Gurtie
Mae Gulley
Frank
Nelson
Elector
Reid
Osa
Lee Reed
Theressa
Rolfe
Annie
Bell Smith
Lola
Smith
Winnie
Taylor
Limog
Townsend
Esley
Williams
(Roster
Incomplete)
1942 Graduates
Lucille
Block
Jack
Finn
Anna
Bell
Ruth
Finn
Charlene
Gibson
Leatha
Mae Gibson
Lola
Lee Harris
George
Hunt
Coretha
Johnson
Queen
Montgomery
Hettie
Pumphrey
Madie
Rhone
Leaster
Sandefur
Annie
Mae Smith
Eartha
White
Mattie
Whitlow
Gracie
Williams
Otis
McKinney
1943 Graduates
Otis
Bell
Marzie
Burris
Fairella
Greene
Cornelius
Delaney
Mae
Francis Greene
Charlie
Mae Johnson
Isiah
Lewis
MaDell
Neal
Willie
Faye O’guinn
Cassana
Rolfe
Dollie
Smith
Alexander
Thurston
Ira
Mae Vaughn
Cordie
Lee Williams
Martha
Ree Pegue
Sammie
Lee Dancer
1944 Graduates
Louise
Bell Lawrence
Lodee
Neal
Percy
Ray Johnson
(Roster
Incomplete)
1945 Graduates
Hazel
Banks
Henry
Banks
Martha
Block
Merriel
Buffington
Adalaide
Gulley
Cleo
Gibson
Alma
Harris
Henry
O’guinn
John
T. Peters
Hazel
Roberson
Annie
Smith
Juanita
Starks
1946 Graduates
Donnie
Lee Bryant
Doris
Fowler
Dorothy
Hamilton
Virginia
Henry
Oneatha
Howell
Bessie
Lee Jones
Ola
Mae Moore
Annie
Mae Poindexter
Catherine
Richard
Annie
Mae Roberts
Felix
Scroggins
Minnie
Lou Stroops
Dorothy
Jean Vealey
Cleo
Lee
Charles
Owens
Percy
Ree Johnson
Elnora
Owens
Roberta
Dukes
Lucille
Owens
Ethyl
Thurston
1947 Graduates
B.F.
Austin
Mary
Colton
Margarett
Henry
George
E. Johnson
Mildred
Parker
Ella
Rae Roberson
Allen
Korne
Belauh
Simpson
Lula
Simpson
Eurie
Thurston
Gus
Owens
Mary
Walker
Gloria
Helen Williams
Argustus
Owens
1948 Graduates
Ola
Mae Bell
Christine
Turner
Cora
L. Gibson
Kathryn
Gulley
Jessie
Mae Simpson
Lester
James Burkes
Kathryn
Taylor
Everette
Thurston
Wilmon
Dillworth
Millard
Dangerfield Jr.
Edd
Owens Jr.
Roy
E. Lawrence
Mary
Ann Boykins
Onether
Thurston
Ola
Mae Moore
Virginia
Henry
Annie
Mae Poindexter
Dorothy
Vealey
Dorothy
Howard
Louise
McNeely
Gloria
Helen Williams
Charles
Henry Gulley
Sammie
Lloyd Allen
Leonard
Clardy
Allie
Jo Middleton
Willie
Simpson
Roy
Block
Cabel
Block
Adean
Hawkins
Louise
Nutt
Prudell
Riley
Eddie
B. Booth
Felix
Scroggins
Norma
Jean Watson
Catherine
Richard
Lizzie
Mae Dunn
Theo
Lee
Rubye
Lee Moss
Flossie
Mae Block
Minnie
Mae Williams
Jo
Anna Taylor
Emma
Taylor
Johnnie
Lee Greene
Bessie
Smith
Ulyssess
Williams
Gertie
B. Thompson
Nathaniel
Vaugh
Lula
Mae Green
Gus
Shephard
Cloteal
Brimmer
1949 Graduates
Maple
Louise Block
Alma
Lene Crossley
Lavada
Dillard
Teresa
Gulley
Mary
Lou Harris
Olivia
Hightower
Jewel
Howard
Janet
Johnson
Erlean
Jones
Margaret
Louise Miller
Alvern
Porter
Bettye
Jo Reed
Mildred
Louise Riley
Ethel
Rowe
Jesse
Leroy Rowe
Marthryn
Turner
Norvelle
Z. Turner
Emma
Lee Walker
Nealy
Walker
Montery
Williams
Minnie
Jewl Roberson
Victoria
Smith
Lois
Allen
L.C.
Cressel
Clarence
Edwards
Tiny
Ree Grady
Roxie
Lee Gulley
Girva
Harris
L.Z.
Hawkins
Myrtle
Johnson
Vinnie
Lee Johnson
Bernice
Johnson
Mary
Lee Jones
Dorothy
Monroe
Dorothy
Owens
Agusta
Rhone
Deborah
Vaughn
1950 Graduates
Leroy
Adams
Maydell
Bishop
Henry
C. Boykins
Artis
Cook
Earsie
F. French
Louise
Jenkins
Rester
Hawkins
Izara
Faye Harris
Charles
Henry Jackson
Mamie
Jones
Novia
O’Guinn
John
Rhone
Frank
Rowe
Louise
Montue
Sallie
Scroggins
Harvey
Thurstron
Bobbie
Jean Turner
Mary
Helen Thurston
1951 Graduates
Bessie
Bell
Coy
Block
Pearlie
Mae Burns
Cleoma
Christian
Fred
Gulley
Fletcher
Harris Sr.
Mabel
Harris
Hazel
Hawkins
Andrew
Jones
Linda
Rhone
James
Shepherd
Mabelen
Taylor
Dorothy
Thurston
Syretha
Vaughn
James
Williams
Melvin
Youngblood
Pearlie
Leola Williams
Jewelene
Turner Morris
Thomas
Walls
Emma
Ruth Nolan
Jimmy
Lee Jones
1952 Graduates
Leola
Bell Cook
Peerless
Williams
Charles
Rowe
Bobbie
Riley
Landus
Nutt
Addie
Mae Neal
Charles
Neal
Lorene
Hooks
Willie
B. Green
Bobbie
French Harris
Catherine
Griffin
Ruth
Hawkins
1953 Graduates
Prentiss
Block
Laura
Mae Burris
Leola
Bell Cook
Willie
Mae Dunn
Catherine
Griffin
Pearline
Hunter
Alfred
Gulley Jr.
Pearlie
Mae Hunter
Lo
Jo James
Lucille
Keener
J.D.
Lewis
Julia
P. Matthews
Willie
Shepherd
John
Elbert Ray
Mattie
Shepherd
Laura
Ann Simpson
Leon
Turner Jr.
Willie
Walton
Virdia
Mae Walton
Ardella
Walton
Cleo
Pearl Walton
Lemuel
Worlds
Oliver
Williamson
Cornelius
Williamson
Betty
Burns
Madelyn
Nelson
Mattie
Shepherd Thompson
Charlie
Thompson
Charles
Jones
Lovell
Sherman
Georgia
Mae Morris
Cora
Mae Butler
Grady
Johnson
I.W.
Robinson
Class Officers:
Willie
Lee Perkins – President
Raymond
Johnson – Vice-President
Barbie
Lee Johnson – Assistant Secretary
Jessie
Mae Marsh – Treasurer
Lessie
B. Wakefield – Chaplain
Emogene
Christopher – Pianist
Mary
Jo Coffey – Program Committee Chairman
Bobbie
Jo Green – Sick Committee Chairman
Mrs.
E. Hodges-Cohee – Sponsor
1954 Graduates
Jewel
Block
Cordell
Christopher
Ed
French
Janette
French
Erwin
Gulley
Lester
Henderson, Valedictorian
Raymond
Hooks
Lewis
Holliman III
Bruce
Howard
Mary
Lou Jackson
Alma
Jordan
Rosie
A. Millian
Gracie
Lee Nelson
James
Owens
Ruby
Lee Rachel
Ola
Mae Scott
J.B.
Scroggins
Charles
Starks
Harold
Taylor
Velma
Thurstin
Doris
L. Williams
Martha
Wilder
Class Officers:
Lester
Henderson – President
Harold
Taylor – Vice-President
Doris
Williams – Secretary
Berthelma
Nolen – Assistant Secretary
Charles
Cummings – Treasurer
James
Owens – Chaplain
Raymond
Hooks
Dorothy
Burnes – Program Committee Chairman
Christine
Rhodes – Recreation Committee Chairman
Mr.
R.J. Torrence – Sponsor
1955 Graduates
Cora
Abner
Roylene
Bell
Willie
Fred Biddix
Susie
Boykins
Archie
Mae Brown
W.D.
Davis
George
French
Claude
Graves
Edna
Harris
John
Dell Hill
A.D.
Jones
Landell
Jones
James
Lewis
Curtis
McClain
Cleo
McClain
Joe
Mills
Virginia
Neal
Edward
Nelson
Mattie
Perry
Dorothy
Ross
James
A. Rowe
James
Walton
James
Jenkins
Beatrice
Harris
(And
other unnamed classmates)
1956 Graduates
Artis
Lee Banks
Percy
Banks
Roy
Lee Block
Juanita
Britt
June
L. Chayter
Landon
Christopher
Wilmer
Dangerfield
Bessie
Dean
Arthur
Dunn
Johnnie
Mae Harris
Percy
Hooks (Valedictorian)
Nora
Mae Johnson
Cummie
McClain
Anetta
Morgan (Salutatorian)
Willie
J. Morgan
Joe
Albert Newton
Jo
Ann Rowe
Iree
Sheppard
Juanita
Scott
Lovell
Sherman
Charles
Riley
Darnell
Smith
J.W.
Smith
Elredo
Starks
Elondus
Taylor
Walter
Tuggle
Millard
Williams
1957 Graduates
Earnie
D. Banks
Mary
Evelyn Brimmer
Creamus
Christpher
Ulysses
Cook
Urel
Gibson Jr.
Juanita
Graves
Ben
F. Hawkins
Dorothy
Holliman
Tammie
Holliman
James
Johnson
John
Keener
Helen
Sue Neal
Mattie
Nelson
Eloise
Pitts
George
Rowe
Onether
Sharp
Bertha
Smith
Crosetta
Taylor
Joe
Taylor
Wilma
Taylor
Gracie
Thompson
Mattie
Threadgill
James
Thurston
Alf
Walker, Jr.
Bettie
Walton
Loyce
Williams
Carl
Young
1958 Graduates
Charles
Bishop
R.A.
Bowens
Alice
Crockett
George
Dangerfield
Augusta
Griffin
Artis
Lee Glass
Verlene
Hawkins
Matthew
Harris
Lucious
Harmon
Joe
N. Howard
Artis
Lewis
Mary
Keener
Claude
Mills
Joyce
Neal
Gertha
Nelson
Margree
Richardson
Bettie
Scott
Sullivam
Starks
Rosary
Starks
Tyree
Sheppard
Jeff
Lee Thomas
Berdie
F. Turner
Lewis
Threadgill
Bernice
Terry
Emma
Faye Thurston
Georgia
Mae Nolen
Ann
Walton
Earlee
Williams
Dorothy
Williamson
Eleanor
Wiseman Cavers
Mary
Wynn
Marjorie
Wynn
Anna
L. Walker
Cleo
Neal
1959 Graduates
J.C.
Britt
Jo
Helen Coffey
Mac
Christopher
Rozella
Cook
Estella
Cook
Graydell
Duncan
James
Duncan
Arthurine
Dunn
Mazie
Dunn
Willie
Bell Fletcher
Delois
Gibson
June
Meril Johnson
Shirley
Goodman
Alice
Fay Green
Lonnie
Hawkins
Corine
Whitmore
Francis
Williams
Beatrice
Henderson
Estella
Howard
James
Jackson
Janie
Johnson
Hazel
Jones
Callie
Keener
Bernice
Miller
Bobbie
Jean Mixon
Peggy
Morgan
Annie
Bell
James
Owens
Hersie
Pitts
R.C.
Roberson
J.D.
Rowe
Mary
Francis Smith
Orell
Smith
Virginia
Smith
Earnest
Lee Starks
Bernell
Terry
E.
Lois Thurston
Ruby
Lois Watson
Reolice
Walton
1960 Graduates
Leona
Williams Brooks
Willie
C. Pickens
Major
Bowls
Matt
Edward Burns
Lola
Jetton
Ocie
Lee Deloney
W.C.
Walker
Clara
Jackson
John
Nelson Jr.
Shirley
Nelson
Velma
Nelson
J.T.
Cook
Dorothy
Hooks
Mattie
Jones
Hazel
Graves
Cleo
Hunter
Peter
Jones, Jr
Katie
Wiseman
Harold
Dean Graves
Eurel
Harris
Otis
Haddock
Curtis
Williams
Fletcher
Forte
Gouvaniel
Crockett
Carl
Newton
Prentiss
Piggee
Jr.
Brown
Tom
Dunn Jr.
Bennie
Mae Burris
Eartha
Lee Butler
Betty
Rutherford Rhone
Sue
Jackson Block
James
Ellis
Doc
Williams
Ida
Mae Green
Mac
Arthur Lewis
Morris
Miller
Aphalene
Mills
Iva
E. Williams (Salutatorian)
Betty
Fricks
W.C.
Hoods
Pearline
Alma
Duckett
Bettye
Dell Jackson
Gloria
Juanita Berry
Betty
Jo Pegue
Wilma
Jean Smith
Claudia
Peral Crosslin
Vernell
Lavern Britt
Dianna
Anita Jones
Willie
Bell
William
Dean Gibson
Earl
Duncan
John
D. Hemphill
R.C.
Burton
Ocie
Lee Polite
Martha
Lee Hawkins
Willie
Mae Shannon
Archie
Galbert
Mark
Lewis Jr.
Leversie
Williams Ricks
L.K.
Turner
Marilyn
Williams
Marilyn
Pegue
Jimmy
Riley
Laverne
Ross
Lee
Griffin
Margaret
Fay Griffin
Charles
Austin
Elnessie
Brimmer
Nathaniel
Deloney
Roy
Ed Duckett
Earl
Duncan
Emma
Lee Hawkins
George
Hawkins
John
D. Hamphill
Annie
Moore
Eugean
Neal
1961 Graduates
Nola
Mae Murphy (valedictorian)
Mary
Alice Rowe (salutatorian)
Joe
Edward Bell (honor graduate)
Irene
Crockett (honor graduate)
Helen
Ruth Gulley (honor graduate)
Beverly
Jane Johnson (honor graduate)
Bettye
Dell Jackson
Gloria
Juanita Berry
Betty
Jo Pegue
Wilma
Jean Smith
Claudia
Pearl Crosslin
Vernell
LaVern Britt
Dianna
Anita Jones
Willie
Bell
Erma
Joyce Taylor
Wanda
Faye Taylor
Sadie
Jean Howard
Sylvester
Walton
William
Thomas Hooks
Bonnie
Jean Nelson
Kathleen
Juanita Coffey
Lillie
Lee Parker
Robert
Edward Thompson
LeRoy
Holliman
James
Lavern Oliver
Henry
Allen Rowe
Marshal
Neal
Pinkie
Mae Thurston
Calvin
Smith
Maye
Nelle Riley
Willie
Lee Duncan
Mattie
Lee James
Albert
Britt
Herman
Forbes
Birdia
Ruth Forbes
McArthur
Green
Robert
Harmon
Mary
Louise Hunter
Charles
Jetton
Lee
Autry Jetton
Bennie
Ester
Alexander
Neal
Palina
Whitmore
1962 Graduates
DeLois
Nolen (valedictorian)
Joel
Riley (salutatorian)
Virgil
Turner
DeLois
Nolen Hogan
Leo
Timothy Morgason
Frank
Owen Gibson
Everly
Nelson Bell
Rufus
Deloney
Helen
Ruth White
Fred
Lee Cook
James
Taylor
John
Thomas Booth
James
Patterson
Jimmie
Mae Fortson
Helen
Jean Rhone
Lessie
Marie Austin
Bennie
Ware
Ruthie
Mae Abner
Billy
Earl Starks
Nathaniel
Harris
Joel
Riley
Velmarie
Ellis
George
Nelson
Kree
Edward Dancer
Genevie
Rodgers
Leroy
Walton
Leroy
Richards
Charlie
Richards
J.T.
Terry
Willie
B. Hawkins
Otis
Whitmore
Charles
Earl Jackson
Benjamin
Britt
Curlee
Jetton
Martha
Lou Burton
Nettie
Jean Hemphill
Shirley
Williams
Equilla
Turner
Johnnie
Mae Cook
A.D.
Fricks
J.D.
Fricks
James
Henderson
Willie
Faye Greene
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