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Lawson Edward Glover. Sr. Lawson Edward Glover, Sr., aged 74, of Malvern, died Friday, July 3, 1987. Glover was born August 12, 1912, in Malvern, the son of the late Congressman David D. and Roberta Quinn Glover. He attended Malvern public schools and was a graduate of Ouachita Baptist College and the Arkansas Law School. Upon admission to the bar in 1938, Glover began practicing law in Hope. In 1952 he established a law practice in Malvern. Glover was a former city attorney in Malvern and a former prosecuting attorney in the Seventh Judicial District of Arkansas. He was an active Baptist and served as a Deacon and departmental Sunday School superintendent of the First Baptist Church in Malvern for many years. He also served as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Baptist Memorial Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, and was a founding member and former president of The Good Years, a churchsponsored community organization of retired persons. Glover served three and one-half years in the Army Air Corps during World War II and was discharged with the rank of captain. He was a 49-year member of the Arkansas Bar Association, a Fellow in the Arkansas Bar Foundation and a member of the Hot Springs County Bar Association. He was a former president of the Malvern Lions Club, a former president of the board of Arkansas Enterprises for the Blind and a district governor of the Lions Club of Arkansas. Glover helped establish the Malvern Little League and the Parkhill Swimming Pool and served as a 10eal Cub Scout Master for Boy Scouts of America, an organization he
G.A. Tomlinson P.E. Born 2_12_24. Amarillo. Texa.~: U.S. Navy. 1943-1946; Oklahoma Slale Universily. 1946-1949. B.S. Mech. Engineering: Unit Rig & Equipmenl Co.. Tulsa. 1949-1982; Responsible for all engineering
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General Manager. Canadian Operalions. 1977: [n charge of Unit Rig ProdUCI Litigation 1977-1982.
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EXPERT WITNESS GRADUATE MECHANICAl ENGINEER 32 years experience in design. tesbng, maootaduring, supervision and opElfation of equipment. Also exteostve execulive experience. 0UMfied as an expert in many fields, induding: • FOO:llft & Hoists · Material Handling Eqpl. • Construction Equipment • Trucks of an typeS • Heavy Vehicles • Ail1ine GrouocI Handling Eqpt. • Electric Vehicles • Ditching Machines • Manulacturing MachinetY 9 YEARS COURTROOM EXPERIENCE
served for 37 years. He was a member of the board of the Ouachita Area Council and was the recipient of the Silver Beaver Medal and the District Award of Merit. Survivors are his wife, Maxine Glover; two sons, Dr. Lawson E. Glover, Ir., of Little Rock and David McGee Glover of Malvern; two sisters, Mrs. E.O. Kilpatrick of Little Rock and Olive Kyle of Pine Bluff; two brothers, B.J. Glover of Little Rock and W.H. Glover of Malvern;