Rural Avis Hartsell was the son of Aubrey Addison Hartsell b.28 Oct 1879 in Magnolia, Columbia Co., AR & d.21 May 1973 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK and Nannie Leeper Herndon b.27 Mar 1883 in Honey Creek, Cherokee Indian Territory, OK & d.17 Mar 1962 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK and who were married abt 1903.
Rural married Mary Pauline Akin on 12 Apr 1929 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO. Pauline was b.8 Jan 1908 in Leann, Barry Co., MO & d.24 Mar 2001 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Rural became a Church of Christ minister abt 1930 in Benton Co., AR.
Rural and Pauline had 4 children, two of which are still living.
1. Male b.16 Jul 1930 in Rogers, Benton Co., AR.
2. Rural Dalphin Hartsell aka Dal, b.12 Dec 1931 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.10 Dec 1996 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Married: Jean Kelly abt 1969 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
3. James Carrol Hartsell aka Jim b.6 Dec 1933 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.14 Apr 2010 in Bellingham, Whatcom Co., WA.
Married #1: Aloma E. Garman on 9 Jul 1954 in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA.
Married #2: Carolyn A. Wirachowski on 21 Dec 1974 in King Co., WA.
4. Female b.22 Dec 1937 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO.
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Many Thanks to Lois for allowing me to manage this memorial.
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∼Gospel preacher.
R. A. Hartsell Passes
On December 10, 1969, I conducted the funeral service of R. A. Hartsell, a life long friend and fellow-laborer in the Lord. He passed away December 6, following injuries received in an auto accident near Searcy, Arkansas. He was sixty-six years of age. For forty-five years or more he was writer, preacher, and debater. No man was noted aray more for soundness in the proclamation of the word. Even as he lay in a semiconscious state in the hospital, he was quoting scripture, extending the invitation of the Lord, and commenting on the- faith of a young man who desired to obey the gospel. He was laid to rest in Sulphur, Okla. We rejoice in the hope of all who, like him, "fight the good fight of the faith, keep tlte faith, and find strength in the hope laid up for all who love the Lord."-Paul F. Johnston, 2500 S.W. 59th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rural married Mary Pauline Akin on 12 Apr 1929 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO. Pauline was b.8 Jan 1908 in Leann, Barry Co., MO & d.24 Mar 2001 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Rural became a Church of Christ minister abt 1930 in Benton Co., AR.
Rural and Pauline had 4 children, two of which are still living.
1. Male b.16 Jul 1930 in Rogers, Benton Co., AR.
2. Rural Dalphin Hartsell aka Dal, b.12 Dec 1931 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.10 Dec 1996 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Married: Jean Kelly abt 1969 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
3. James Carrol Hartsell aka Jim b.6 Dec 1933 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.14 Apr 2010 in Bellingham, Whatcom Co., WA.
Married #1: Aloma E. Garman on 9 Jul 1954 in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA.
Married #2: Carolyn A. Wirachowski on 21 Dec 1974 in King Co., WA.
4. Female b.22 Dec 1937 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO.
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Many Thanks to Lois for allowing me to manage this memorial.
____________________________________________________________
∼Gospel preacher.
R. A. Hartsell Passes
On December 10, 1969, I conducted the funeral service of R. A. Hartsell, a life long friend and fellow-laborer in the Lord. He passed away December 6, following injuries received in an auto accident near Searcy, Arkansas. He was sixty-six years of age. For forty-five years or more he was writer, preacher, and debater. No man was noted aray more for soundness in the proclamation of the word. Even as he lay in a semiconscious state in the hospital, he was quoting scripture, extending the invitation of the Lord, and commenting on the- faith of a young man who desired to obey the gospel. He was laid to rest in Sulphur, Okla. We rejoice in the hope of all who, like him, "fight the good fight of the faith, keep tlte faith, and find strength in the hope laid up for all who love the Lord."-Paul F. Johnston, 2500 S.W. 59th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rural Avis Hartsell was the son of Aubrey Addison Hartsell b.28 Oct 1879 in Magnolia, Columbia Co., AR & d.21 May 1973 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK and Nannie Leeper Herndon b.27 Mar 1883 in Honey Creek, Cherokee Indian Territory, OK & d.17 Mar 1962 in Sulphur, Murray Co., OK and who were married abt 1903.
Rural married Mary Pauline Akin on 12 Apr 1929 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO. Pauline was b.8 Jan 1908 in Leann, Barry Co., MO & d.24 Mar 2001 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Rural became a Church of Christ minister abt 1930 in Benton Co., AR.
Rural and Pauline had 4 children, two of which are still living.
1. Male b.16 Jul 1930 in Rogers, Benton Co., AR.
2. Rural Dalphin Hartsell aka Dal, b.12 Dec 1931 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.10 Dec 1996 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Married: Jean Kelly abt 1969 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
3. James Carrol Hartsell aka Jim b.6 Dec 1933 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.14 Apr 2010 in Bellingham, Whatcom Co., WA.
Married #1: Aloma E. Garman on 9 Jul 1954 in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA.
Married #2: Carolyn A. Wirachowski on 21 Dec 1974 in King Co., WA.
4. Female b.22 Dec 1937 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO.
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Many Thanks to Lois for allowing me to manage this memorial.
____________________________________________________________
∼Gospel preacher.
R. A. Hartsell Passes
On December 10, 1969, I conducted the funeral service of R. A. Hartsell, a life long friend and fellow-laborer in the Lord. He passed away December 6, following injuries received in an auto accident near Searcy, Arkansas. He was sixty-six years of age. For forty-five years or more he was writer, preacher, and debater. No man was noted aray more for soundness in the proclamation of the word. Even as he lay in a semiconscious state in the hospital, he was quoting scripture, extending the invitation of the Lord, and commenting on the- faith of a young man who desired to obey the gospel. He was laid to rest in Sulphur, Okla. We rejoice in the hope of all who, like him, "fight the good fight of the faith, keep tlte faith, and find strength in the hope laid up for all who love the Lord."-Paul F. Johnston, 2500 S.W. 59th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Rural married Mary Pauline Akin on 12 Apr 1929 in Neosho, Newton Co., MO. Pauline was b.8 Jan 1908 in Leann, Barry Co., MO & d.24 Mar 2001 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Rural became a Church of Christ minister abt 1930 in Benton Co., AR.
Rural and Pauline had 4 children, two of which are still living.
1. Male b.16 Jul 1930 in Rogers, Benton Co., AR.
2. Rural Dalphin Hartsell aka Dal, b.12 Dec 1931 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.10 Dec 1996 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
Married: Jean Kelly abt 1969 in Colorado Springs, El Paso Co., CO.
3. James Carrol Hartsell aka Jim b.6 Dec 1933 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO & d.14 Apr 2010 in Bellingham, Whatcom Co., WA.
Married #1: Aloma E. Garman on 9 Jul 1954 in San Diego, San Diego Co., CA.
Married #2: Carolyn A. Wirachowski on 21 Dec 1974 in King Co., WA.
4. Female b.22 Dec 1937 in Rocky Comfort, Newton Co., MO.
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Many Thanks to Lois for allowing me to manage this memorial.
____________________________________________________________
∼Gospel preacher.
R. A. Hartsell Passes
On December 10, 1969, I conducted the funeral service of R. A. Hartsell, a life long friend and fellow-laborer in the Lord. He passed away December 6, following injuries received in an auto accident near Searcy, Arkansas. He was sixty-six years of age. For forty-five years or more he was writer, preacher, and debater. No man was noted aray more for soundness in the proclamation of the word. Even as he lay in a semiconscious state in the hospital, he was quoting scripture, extending the invitation of the Lord, and commenting on the- faith of a young man who desired to obey the gospel. He was laid to rest in Sulphur, Okla. We rejoice in the hope of all who, like him, "fight the good fight of the faith, keep tlte faith, and find strength in the hope laid up for all who love the Lord."-Paul F. Johnston, 2500 S.W. 59th, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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