New Fire Station Is Modern TwoStory Mission Building
City of Hope crowns a long plan with a new two story mission style fire station at Second and Laurel streets designed by Clarence W. King. Built for 26861 dollars it fronts Laurel with engines at Second street and includes dormitory space on the second floor and a hook and ladder bay if purchased. Construction authorized by Mayor Albert Graves and the City Board of Public Affairs under Public Works funds began after December 11 1938 with T M ONeal as main contractor. The building blends with nearby residences and is part of a plan to move the department from crowded Third street to a larger site. Vatican City and USSR cited as superlatives in the closing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
City of Hope
Second and
Laurel Streets
Clarence W. King
Shreveport
First Presbyterian Church
Federal Public Works Administration
T.M. O'Neal
Hope
Laurel Street
Albert Graves
City Board of Public Affairs
West Third Street
Third Street
U. S. Highway 67
WY. Foster
Zora C
Henry W. Myers
McRae Hardware Co
Lana
Stewart
Texus
Devil of Trust
Bro K. G. McRae
Loviges
Dr. McRae
Lee Groger Co
Telephone Co
South Ely
Briant & Co
Johnson & Billingsley
A.M. Briant
Masons
Adolphus Anderson
Beard
Wright
Aiy DeLoney
T. Jobe Ane Joke
James L. White
White
HL. Verger
Yerper
Migran
We Lode
We Masons
Briant
Royal Arch Chapter
Whiield Lidge
Lodge
Mason
Whitfield Lodge Masons of Hope Arkansas Charter 1870
A历史 account of Whitfield Lodge in Hope Arkansas, detailing its 1870 charter by the Grand Lodge of Arkansas with officers Colonel Sam W. Williams Luke E. Barber and Dr R L Dodge signing dated November 22 1870. It lists early charter members and first officers and notes the lodge’s rough beginnings before building its own home after fires and relocations. It names prominent Hope residents connected to the lodge.
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Camden
Arkansas
E. B. Whitfield
Hope
Grand Lodge of Arkansas
Sam W. Williams
Little Rock
Luke E. Barber
R. L. Dodge
Grand Lodge
A. A. Gibson
John F. Coffee
W. D. Vance
Thos. H. Thompson
T. J. Wylie
J. B. Powell
James W. Stephenson
J.M. Hanegan
W. J. Sutton
John Taylor
Martin Mouser
J. D. Hardy
Whitfield Lodge
Arthur Gibson
J. H. (Henderson) Allen
South Elm
West Division St
Patterson & Co
J. R Giles
Lee Giles
J. R. Jones
Sing E. Giles
T. M. Abbott
F. Wilson
H. C. Powell
J. F. Pair
J. J. Mangum
A. J. Crider
W. V . Howard
J. P
J. F. Laner
Thos. H. Simms Lonce
Jas. R. Gibson
D. A. Graves
J. H. Weaver
FN. Porter
Jnn
A. Sullivan
E. N. Bacon
F.T. Wright
B. P. Haynes
Grand Lodge of Masons
Fay Hemipstead
Fay Hempstead
Haynes
Arthur A. Gibbon
B. PF. Haynes
C. A. Bride
F. N. Forter
Whitfield Lodge History and the Hope Arkansas Buildings
History of Whitfield Masonic Lodge No. 239 located in Hope Arkansas from 1916 to 19h is recounted by Harry W. Shiver. The piece details early lodge sites, property sales, transfers to rehab the hall, and notable officers including Bridewell and Haynes, plus wartime activity and War Savings Stamps investments.
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Whitfield
Hope
Arkansas
Harry W. Shiver
Arkansas Masoney
Stucky
Whitefield Lodge No
C. A. Bridewell
Harry W. Shivey
Capt. Bridewell
Crow
Cpt. Bridewell
West Second St
South Elm St
7 Ark Bank & Trust Co
Ground broken for Hempstead courthouse and jail
Historic ceremony as County Judge Frank Rider drove the first shovel of dirt for Hempstead county's new courthouse and jail. Bids for foundation work were led by De Laughter Parker & McDaniel of Prescott, with other firms bidding from Hope Hot Springs Camden and Texarkana. The project spans five contracts from foundation to furnishings, with a grand total of multiple construction bids announced by Judge Rider and Courthouse Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Frank Rider
Albert Graves
DeLaughter, Parker & McDaniel
Prescott, Ark
General Foundation
J. M. O'Neal
Hope
Higgins Construction Company
Hot Springs
Linebarger & Frazier
Camden
Basil Edwards Construction Gem
Texarkana
Hope City Hall
R. M. LaGrone
Lloyd Spencer
H. MM. Stephens
Albert Graces
A. WN. McAnineh
Aniichal Anderson
Little Rock
Harry C. Sehwebke
PWA
VOM
David
Gwo
Cantina
Edwards
General P
Turner-McCroy Company
Lite Rock
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Vatican City
Ussr Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Board of Com
Hemp
Stead County
And
Louisiana
Hope Star
J. A. Sullivan
Jall
A. L. Louis Carlson
A. A. Albritton
R. M. LaGrone, Sr
A. M. Stephens
Blevins
Far Worth
Texas
Unt
GA. Linuker
John P. Cox
Leo Purdue
Paul Kai Syd McMath
Frank Hicks
Tra Halliburton
Wiliam Peterson
McGregor & Picket
Little Rocl
Leveck & Sons
Livan Widen
Linle Ruel
Riler
RM. LaCie
Llugal Spenerr
Stephen Tet
Hope City
All Wet
Southern Prison Company
San Antonio
Cor Birchase
Foundrie
Vyiler
Raghav
Poxarkana
Leunepeny
Siwardid
Chaos
Steel Office
Lequinmnent
Orrteaet la Boty
Burton
Member
Federal Reserve System
Hempstea County
Southern Ice
Ark
South Arkansas
the Citizens of
Hempstead Coun
Nificent New Court House
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