Title: Melba Pattillo Beals
Content:  While in college, she met John Beals, who she later married. They had one daughter, Kelli, and later divorced. Around 1992, Beals adopted twin sons, Matthew and Evan. Beals resides in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Title: Beals, Maine
Content:  Beals is a town in Washington County, Maine, United States, located on an island opposite Jonesport. The town was named after Manwarren Beal, an early settler. The population was 508 at the 2010 census.
Title: Melba Pattillo Beals
Content:  Beals attended San Francisco State University, earning a bachelor's degree. She later earned a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University. On May 22, 2009, she received her Doctoral Degree in Education at the University of San Francisco. The day marked USF's 150th annual commencement ceremony.
Title: Dick Beals
Content:  Beals was born in Detroit, Michigan, on March 16, 1927, and graduated in 1949 from Michigan State University (MSU), where he majored in radio broadcasting and puppetry. He covered intramural sports and performed in weekly radio dramas for the campus radio station WKAR. Beals was also a member of the Michigan State cheerleading squad.
Title: Vaughn Beals
Content:  An only child, Beals was born and raised in the Boston area. Although neither of his parents finished high school, Beals was a standout student and his high school guidance counselor encouraged him to apply to Massachusetts Institute of Technology instead of his first choice, Northeastern University. Beals earned bachelor's aeronautical engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. After his earning his degree, he worked for Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory in Buffalo, New York where he met and married his wife, Eleanore Woods. Subsequently, he returned to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and earned his master's degree in aeronautics. Beals then worked at North American Aviation and Cummins as engineer and executive. He was CEO, chairman, and president of Formac (Washington Iron Works) in Seattle, a company that made large engines and logging equipment. In 1975, Beals was recruited by the conglomerate American Machine and Foundry (AMF), where he was hired to oversee engineering of new products for Harley-Davidson.
Title: Greg Beals
Content:  Beals was a three-year letterman at catcher for Kent State, batting .306 for his career and earning honorable mention All-MAC honors. He was drafted by the New York Mets in the 21st Round of the 1991 MLB Draft and played three seasons professionally, reaching high Class-A and playing on division-winning teams in each season.
Title: Billy Beal
Content:  William Sylvester Alpheus Beal (16 January 187425 January 1968) was a Canadian sawmill engineer. Beal was one of the first Black settlers to move to Manitoba and lived in Swan River Valley for almost sixty years, homesteading property there after his arrival in 1906. Among his many interests were book collecting and photography; his photographs have attracted attention for their artistic merit as well as being a record of pioneer life in rural Manitoba around 1920.
Title: Andrew Beal
Content:  Beal grew up in Lansing, Michigan, where his mother worked in state government, and his father was a mechanical engineer. His siblings include an older brother and a younger sister. As a teenager, Beal began earning money by fixing and reselling used televisions with the help of his uncle. While attending high school he also installed apartment security systems. He also started a business moving houses and managed rental properties. Beal excelled on his high school debate team at Lansing Sexton High School and went on to enroll at Michigan State University, where he studied mathematics.
Title: Billy Beal
Content:  William Sylvester Alpheus Beal was born 16 January 1874 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. His parents were Charles R. Beal, a bookseller, and Loretta H. Freeman. In the racial category of census records, his mother was listed as "mulatto" and his father was listed as "multiple"; they lived in a white neighborhood, suggesting they may have passed as white. He grew up in Minneapolis, Minnesota, graduating from North Community High School in 1898.
Title: Billy Beal
Content:  Beal was a lifelong bachelor and had no children. After living near Swan River for nearly sixty years, he moved to The Pas in 1955, where the nearest nursing home was located. Beal died in The Pas on 25 January 1968 and is buried in Lakeside Cemetery. He died a pauper and was buried with no headstone. In 1989, a memorial stone was created to recognize Beal's impact on his community. A plaque outside the Swan River Library was installed in 2015 to commemorate his legacy. The Billy Beal Ice Fishing Derby was established in 1997, with proceeds donated to a medical assistance fund for residents of Swan River Valley. A biography, Billy: the Life and Photographs of William S.A. Beal, was published in 1998, featuring a selection of his photographs; an exhibit of the photos toured Manitoba and Nova Scotia. Beal's life was the subject of a 2010 film, Billy, directed by Black Manitoban filmmaker Winston Washington Moxam; the film was awarded the Manitoba Human Rights Commitment Award.

Question: where did melba beals live?
Answer: Arkansas.