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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1936

Page

2

Senior Play and Glee Club Members Named in Activity Roster

A compiled list names students and their roles across clubs and committees including Glee Club, French Club, Home Economics, Pep Squad, Drama, Journalism, Library and Student Council. Notable positions include Wanda Roberts chairing the Program Committee and numerous students serving on committees for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Senior Play.

Meta Ee Tuasall Library Aise Ee Somiés Club Glee Club K Oh Mary Eason Library Wanda Roberts Hilin Broening Glee Club Home Economica Club Vics Nuncy Cox Glee Yalla Dean Arnold Giles A. Gibson Boy's Home Economics Club Mary Urban Glee Club Girl Scouts Dorothy Gunter Bobcat Library Club Hope Hi-Lights Maurice Thomas Huni Hoom Dramatic Club

Sixty Nine Seniors to Graduate Thursday Night

Sixty nine Hope High School seniors will graduate Thursday night April 23 with diplomas and certificates in the high school auditorium. Dr Stuart R Oglesby pastor of Central Presbyterian church of Atlanta Ga will deliver the commencement address. The program starts at 8 p m with salutatory by Sarah Lu Ledbetter valedictory by John Clyde Hill and a long list of class officers and seniors follows.

Hope High School Stuart R. Oglesby Hope Central Presbyterian Church of Atlanta, Ga Sarah Lu Ledbetter John Clyde Hill Virginia Onstead Dorothy Gunter Stuart R Julia Elizabeth Broening Helen Virginia Bernier Artie Ree Burke James Herebig Buller Nolan B. Cacgile Fredryc Childres Gladys Lena Coleman Kathleen Juanita Collier Nancy Elizabeth Cox Thomas C. Crosnoc Margaret Theresa Cushing David Payne Davis Mary Alice Eason Earl Pershing Floyd Lena Marguerite Furlow Cleo Josephine Garrett Giles Albert Gibson Myrtle Lorene Greene Dorothy Suratt Gunter Alice Kate Hutson Albert T. Jowell Mary Jeanette Jobe Victor Wilson Keith Mary Catherine Lane Sarah Luedbetter Elbert N. May Mary Ta McAdams Geraldine Murphy Virginia Jacquelyne Onstead Jimmy A. Porter Marijane Richards Wilma Ruth Roberts Wanda Josephine Robberts Catheryn Jeanne Robertson

Life expectancy increases twelve years since 1901 Republic data

New York reports a 61.26 year birth life expectancy for all ages, based on 44 states mortality data. By 1933 the generation gap widened to 12 years, with infant mortality dropping from 125 per 1000 to 93. The 1901 table showed higher deaths early life. improvements reflect public health efforts against typhoid, dysentery, enteritis, TB, and other diseases. Lifespan comparisons with England, Germany, and New Zealand show the United States still trails some nations.

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Notable Absences On Hot Springs Senior Day Noted

A fragmented list mentions Lofrene Green Byron Arnold Geraldine Murphy Janes Butler Regina Basye and others missing from events or lacking usual attributes on a Hot Springs senior day. It references names and behaviors with unclear context and no coherent narrative or outcome.

Lofrene Green Byron Arnold Hot Springs Geraldine Murphy Thomas Crosnig Janes Butler Regina Basye Hee Kite Higtison Siet Lowell Nancy Cox Julio Brotning Netingi Vaight Ray Viride Dorothy Gunter

Senior Day Observed by 59 Seniors in Hot Springs

The 26th annual Senior Day on April 1 gathered 59 seniors and sponsors Mrs. Stephenson and Miss Billingsley. They traveled via Arkadelphia, breakfast at the Bliff, visited KTHS radio, and enjoyed Dam Limericon at Lake Catherine. Some attended horse races while others toured sights.

Hot Springs Stephenson

Life expectancy figures from Wigglesworth table debated

A Vinita Oklahoma commercial club note discusses Wigglesworth's life expectancy table, calling its method faulty yet noting the figure as a rough measure for the era. The extract mentions a 21 prize for farm garden effort and remarks on longevity and productive life in the nation's history.

Wigglesworth Vinita Okia

Contestants Named for District 10 Literary Meet

Hope High School lists entrants for the District 10 Literary Meet at Lewisville on April 23 and 24. Junior events include piano, voice, English, spelling, violin, and geometry. senior events add Latin, algebra, trio, and choir groups, with students such as T Luck Verle Rogers Donna Cassidy and James Butler among the competitors.

Hope High School Lewisville T. Luck Fronda Jean Willams Verle Rogers Spelling Verle Rogers Carrolyn Barr Robert Jewell Donna Cassidy James Butler Ketha Akin Marsha Ann Single

Famous Children Influence Spring Fashion Trends

Famous children set style in New York as England's Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose spark youth frocks and coats. Youthful movie royalty popularize puffed and sailor outfits, with smocked dresses in crepe and silk, bright sweaters, and pastel knits reflecting adult trends.

Adelaide Kerr Associated Press New York America England Princess Elizabeth Elizabeth Princess Margaret Rose

Frdska pageant showcases old fashioned materials

The pageant displays a blend of traditional fabrics such as printed cottons, crepe de chine, sheer dotted swiss, and floral motifs. Colors include leaf green, yellow, rose, blue, coral red and white, with striped and checked patterns enhancing the overall display.

Fragmentary 19th Century Dress Notes for Children

Fragmentary OCR describes playtime wear and dress up garments for girls and younger children. Mentions knitted cotton shirts, shorted sleeves, and simple tailored garments in flannel or linen crash suitable for dress up occasions.

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Jeanne Robertson Harvey Barr, Jr Nature Study Club Progaram Mi Oas Regina Bayse Predige Children Marguerite Furlow Whigfield Stroud Kathlewn J. Collier Home Economics Club W. Trews Art of French Club Cleo Garrett Pinho Annarene Westbrook Jack Hartis Winburn Crile Francis Snyder Sara Lou Letteweer Rega Basyo Girls Glen Club Sator Bruner Ivory Handle Company Hope, Arkansas U.S. A Hope's Jimmie Porter Zenldine Murphy Garrett Story Phoenix Phoenix Hosiery Geo. W. Robison & Co Prescott Nashville
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