A Methodist Minister and Member of the Arkansas Conference of Methodist Churches. Admitted "On Trial" 1887. Seven years of service (until his death in 1894).
Pioneer Arkansas resident.
GEORGE W. RICE was born in Bradley County in 1859; was licensed
and joined the Little Rock Conference in 1887. He traveled Bright Star,
Amity, Crystal Springs, Sheridan, and Toledo Circuits. In all places he
became enshrined in the affections of his people and did faithful service.
He was the soul of honor. He died in August, 1894.
Pioneer Arkansas resident.
GEORGE W. RICE was born in Bradley County in 1859; was licensed
and joined the Little Rock Conference in 1887. He traveled Bright Star,
Amity, Crystal Springs, Sheridan, and Toledo Circuits. In all places he
became enshrined in the affections of his people and did faithful service.
He was the soul of honor. He died in August, 1894.
A Methodist Minister and Member of the Arkansas Conference of Methodist Churches. Admitted "On Trial" 1887. Seven years of service (until his death in 1894).
Pioneer Arkansas resident.
GEORGE W. RICE was born in Bradley County in 1859; was licensed
and joined the Little Rock Conference in 1887. He traveled Bright Star,
Amity, Crystal Springs, Sheridan, and Toledo Circuits. In all places he
became enshrined in the affections of his people and did faithful service.
He was the soul of honor. He died in August, 1894.
Pioneer Arkansas resident.
GEORGE W. RICE was born in Bradley County in 1859; was licensed
and joined the Little Rock Conference in 1887. He traveled Bright Star,
Amity, Crystal Springs, Sheridan, and Toledo Circuits. In all places he
became enshrined in the affections of his people and did faithful service.
He was the soul of honor. He died in August, 1894.
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