Reunion honors Hope High School Class of 1962
The 10 year reunion for Hope High School’s graduating class of 1962 was held at Hope Country Club on December 23, 1972. Class President Stuart Green welcomed attendees as Joe Lingo led a roll call of 71 members and former teachers. Notable trivia included the farthest traveler Mary Jane Wilson Tirpak from Connecticut, Joe Lingo as most changed, Johnny Wilson as changed least, and a four way tie for most children with three each.
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Hope High School
Hope Country Club
Stuart Green
Joe Lingo
Front Row
John Merritt
Guy Watkins
Tommy Mosier
Tony McLarty
J. C. May
Tommy Roberts
Terry Lewis
Paul Cobb
William Tyler
Jeffrey Jones
Leon Prince
Jan Reinhardt
Guthrie
Suzanna Connell Brown
Penny Franks
Formby
J. Sue Griffin Monk
Melba Calhoun Hall
Sharon Smith Townsend
Judy Boswell
McClain
Sue Thompson Harmon
David Stewart
Roy Allison
Billy Johnson
Ray Easterling
Charles Russell
Jerry Rothwell
Johnny Wilson
Charles Carver
David Barwick
David Billings
Charles Tripp
Freddie Fuller
Carl McMurtrey
Richard Kitchens
David Guerin
Jim Bill Caudle
Bobby Burns
Bill to break up Arkansas 13 super agencies
A measure would dismantle the state Department of Commerce, removing quasi judicial agencies such as the Insurance Department Banking Department Transportation Commission Public Service Commission Oil and Gas Commission and Liquified Petroleum Gas Board. The Commerce Department would keep natural resources livestock agriculture forestry soil and water resources divisions. Governor Bumpers supports legislature action to grant transfer authority for flexibility.
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Bill
Little Rock
State Department of Commerce
Department
Dale Bumpers
Pebr
Bumpers
Capitol
Legislative Committee
General Assembly
Commerce Department
Insurance Department
Banking Department
Banking and Securities Division
The
Transportation Commission
Public Service Commission
Oil and Gas Commission
Liquified Petroleum Gas Board
Natural Resources
Livestock
Forestry
Soil and Water Resources
Anna P Strong Federated club meeting set for Friday
Calendar item notes Mrs Benny Mitchell of Blevins hosting the monthly Anna P Strong Federated club meeting on Friday Jan 5 at 730 pm All club members to meet Hicks Funeral Home at 630 to pool cars traveling to Blevins Estelle Spearman president
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Benny Mitchell
Blevins
Anna P. Strong Federated Club
Hicks Funeral
Estelle Spearman
George proposes revoking highway commission powers
State Rep elect Lloyd George of Danville accuses the Highway Commission of dictatorial power and lack of accountability. He filed a constitutional amendment to require General Assembly confirmation of all highway commissioners every two years and to fill vacancies if not confirmed. He cites no rural road improvements in six years and urges a commission road plan.
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Little Rock
Lloyd George
Danville
General Assembly
George
BeBee church events announce choir rehearsal and union service
BeBee C.M.E. Church senior choir will meet for rehearsal Saturday Jan 6 at 6 pm. Members ordering robes should remit half the cost 13.50 to the treasurer. Ontee Douglas is president. Ministerial Alliance union service at BeBee A.M.E. Church Sunday Jan 7 at 7 pm with Rev W G Wynn preaching at Bethel A M E Church.
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BeBee C.M.E. Church
Ontee Douglas
The
Ministerial Alliance
BeBee A.M.E
W.G. Wynn
Bethel A.M.E. Church
Ransonette brothers charged in Dallas socialite kidnapping
Franklin Joseph Ransonette and Woodrow Holmes Ransonette, jailed on $100000 bonds, were bound over to a grand jury for the December 19 kidnapping of Amanda Dealey, wife of Dallas Morning News heir Joseph Dealey Jr. The ransom, paid to release her, has been recovered with FBI involvement.
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Dallas
Justice of the Peace
Robert E. Cole
Franklin Joseph Ransonette
Woodrow Holmes Ransonette
Ransonette Brothers
Amanda Dealey
Joseph M. Dealey Jr
University Park
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Clyde Davis Photo
Esther Hicks
Senate
Highway Commission
House
Dallas Morning News Publishing
FBI Special Agent
Charles T
Borden
Moore Bros
Gallon
Pork Kids
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