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Arkadelphia

Town and administrative headquarters of Clark County, south-central Arkansas, USA; population (2000) 10,900. It is situated 40 km/25 mi south of Hot Springs, on the Ouachita River. Founded in 1839 near an earlier (1811) salt works settlement, it now has an agricultural and light industrial economy, producing flour, lumber, cotton, and feed. It is home to Henderson State University (1890) and Ouachita Baptist University (1886). DeGray Dam is to the northwest, on the Laddo River.



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Vaught Professor of Christian History and Ministry, Ouachita Baptist University, Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
William Louis Poteat: a Leader of the Progressive-Era South by Carter, Terry G. / Baptist History and Heritage
He taught violin at Ouachita College in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, and was concert master of the Arkansas Symphony in Little Rock from 1939-1942.
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The tributes ranged from the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, and a Grove of States at Exposition Park in Los Angeles, California, to 7,000 pines in a newly created park in Charlotte, Michigan, and a single tree planted by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, using soil from each state in the Union and each Allied country.
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