Scope and Content Note The personal reminiscences include Josephine B. Crump's accounts of her Civil War years, which include incomplete remembrances of a battle and Joe Wright Crump's unfinished story of a Mr. Fancher's successful escape from Union troops near Harrison; accounts of her experiences during World War I; and accounts of daily life in Harrison. Also in this collection are two short stories, one sheet of correspondence, a poem from Lamar Fontaine, and photocopies of materials related to the Crump and...

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Program for dedication service for Dyer Methodist Church, Dyer, Arkansas, January 30, 1949. Includes halftone of church.

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Letters, papers, and photographs pertaining to the Engels-Kinnibrugh families of Farmington, Washington County, Arkansas.

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"History of the First United Methodist Church, Warren, Arkansas," by Hugh Mosely, Sr., 1981. Typescript history of the Warren Methodist Church from 1827-1981. Positive photocopy.

Scope and Content Note Pastoral and personal papers of Dr. Workman (1897-1984).Materials include course notebooks from Yale University; course schedules; daily vest-pocket notebooks; notebooks for student pastoral work and other purposes; correspondence; family and personal papers; sermon notes; articles concerning religion, including those from the Arkansas Gazette; teaching outlines; church papers; Lone Star Steel Company papers and publications; Veterans Administration...

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Handwritten report of Fourth Quarterly Meeting Conference, Mt. Zion, 9 September 1844, signed by Andrew Hunter. Includes lists of members present, votes on character of official members, money collected, and resolution concerning a separate organization of the Methodist Episcopal Church in states with legalized slavery.

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Typewritten transcript of the diary and journal of the Arkansas physician and clergyman, entitled, "Marion D. Steele Book, November AD 1852, Receipts and formulays, Powhaton Ark March 1st 1855, Diary." The material, which includes records of medicines prescribed and weddings performed January 13, 1859 to August 25, 1863, pertains to the history of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South and to the history of medicine in Lawrence County, Arkansas, 1855 to 1863.