... State Park in the 1930s. The lake was named for Arkansas' governor at the time, Carl Bailey. A side note: From 1936 to 1941, Arkansas had Gov. Carl Bailey and Lt. Gov. Robert Bailey. They were not related.

... possibility of common ground being reached." Smith's association with the state's governors began in 1936, when Gov. Carl Bailey appointed him to the Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission. He went on to work for Governors Homer Adkins, Ben ...

... privilege tax in that city to $600 a year. The company had been paying $300. Sherbert C. Benton, former manager of the Carl Bailey Company, accepted a position with the Arkansas Department of Health. Mr. Benton planned to maintain headquarters ...

... public school attendance by children of governors in the modern era. He is the youngest of six children of former Gov. Carl Bailey, who left office in 1941 and whom historians frequently list among the state's better governors. Gov. Bailey ...

... rank of Captain before leaving active duty and served several years in the Army Reserve. He worked as a manager of the Carl Bailey Company, a farm implement business in Conway, and was the owner and manager of the Sherbert Benton Insurance and Real ...

... Hazel, Gene Fritchie, Shirley Hall, Joe Wendell Henry and Elmer Graddy were among those from Conway who attended the Carl Bailey funeral in Little Rock. Former Governor Bailey died of a heart attack October 23. He was the father of Elizabeth Bailey ...

... University of Central Arkansas) in 1940 and was a member of Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity. He served as manager of the Carl Bailey Company, a farm implement business in Conway, was the owner and manager of the Sherbert Benton Insurance and Real ...