Sebastian-Lonoke County ArArchives Biographies.....King, Charles F. 1896 - 
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Author: S. J. Clarke (Publisher, 1922)

CHARLES F. KING.
    The drug business of Huntington finds a worthy representative in Charles F.
King, part owner of the Kirkland Drug Store, and he is known as one of the
substantial men of the community. Mr. King is a native of Arkansas, his birth
having occurred at Lonoke in 1896, and he is a son of Charles and Betty (Bange)
King.

    In the acquirement of an education Charles F. King attended the schools of
Little Rock. Upon the completion of his course he engaged in the drug business
in Huntington and he has been active in that connection here ever since. He is
now part owner of the Kirkland Drug Company, of which Frank Kirkland is the
president, operating three drug stores. In April, 1917, Mr. King enlisted for
service in the World war, was assigned to the Medical Corps as first-class
private and was sent to Camp Pike for his training. He was in active service
until the signing of the armistice, when he received his discharge and returned
to Huntington and his business interests. Efficient in the administration of his
business affairs, Mr. King has a comprehensive grasp of details and is also
thoroughly competent in handling large situations involving the solution of
intricate problems. Among his business associates he is regarded as
conscientious and trustworthy, never stooping to do anything not in accord with
the highest standards of business ethics.

    On June 14, 1921, Mr. King was united in marriage to Miss Cathleen Hudson of
England. Mrs. King is prominent in the club and social circles of Huntington and
her husband is identified with the Ancient Order of United Workmen.


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Citation:
Centennial History of Arkansas
Volume II
Chicago-Little Rock: The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company
1922


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