Hope High School Class of 1918 Tea and Events
Calendar notes for Hope Arkansas cover a June weekend with a tea for the Hope High School Class of 1918 at Town and Country from 3 to 5 PM, plus an open house for out-of-town guests at Mrs. B C Hyatt home, a 6:30 PM banquet at the Town and Country for class members and faculty, and various church events including lessons, circle meetings, and a spaghetti supper at First Methodist Church lasting 5-7 PM. The Bride Elect Donna Cochran receives two entertainments, while Senior Citizens plan a June 20 meeting and births, visits, and reunions are announced.
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Th Hope High School
B. C. Hyatt
WSC
First Methodist Church
T. 8. McDavitt
Alvin Willis
E. S. Burke
Albert Graves
Edwin Ward
WC. Miller
Mary Anita Laseter
First Baptist Church
Jack Arnett
C. O. Temple
Hope
Donna Kay Cochran
Thomas Franklin McLarty
Heritage House
Leonard Ellis
Donald Moore
Virgil Cochran
Hot Springs
Nance
Franklin Mclarty, Jr
J. W. Branch
Thomas McLarty
Diane Ellis
Peggy Franks
Bill Dillard
Jan Ellis
Lloyd Spencer
A. D. Brannan
Fred Ellis
Thompson Evans, Jr
Kenneth Paddie
Miss Cochran
Oakhaven
John
Lowe
Bill Hairr
Yancey Reynolds
Camden
Frank McLarty
Tom McLarty
Senior Citizens Club
Bush
Dora Wortham
Hope Arkansas 1918 Class Reunion Attendees Listed
Hope Arkansas residents gather for the 1918 class reunion with numerous attendees visiting from across the region. Names include Ed win Ward, Hollis Luck, Mozalla Thompson, Ada Huckabee Jones, Susie Roberts, Lisa, Ada Allen, Ruth Weaver Griffith, Edna Middlebrook, Ched Hall, Irene Bailey Harvey, Jack Williams, Marie Purkins, Nannie Purkins, Dora Wortham, and others from Little Rock, Fayetteville, Midland, Beaumont, Tulsa, Schenectady, Brownsville, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Talley Genel Wyan
Beaumont, Tex
O. M. Kieswetter
Brownsville
Tex
Tarpley’s
Ched Hall
Lorene Winn
Batesville
Irene Bailey Harvey
Tulsa, Okla
Helen Help Us Youth Column Responds To Teenage Dilemmas
A 1967 Hope Star reader seeks guidance on marriage, finances, and loyalty while Helen Bottel offers frank advice on the modern young woman's lived experiences. The page also features a bridge puzzle and a reader’s query about societal gender roles.
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Helen
M.D.C
J.C
Helen Bottel
Hope Star
Inc
Wounds of the globe and authority’s decay
The piece argues that dissatisfaction breeds violence and that healing requires fightback against hurt and disillusion rather than surrender. It notes a history where surrender never helped and stresses the need for persistent struggle to maintain health for individuals and populations.
Win at Bridge Elimination Play Is Best Chance
Oswald and James Jacoby argue elimination play offers the best chance to win at bridge. They dissect strategies and practical applications for maximizing success in high stakes matches.
Final slam try in a South card play with finesses and squeezes
In a championship style deal a South player considers multiple lines to seven and a small slam. After asserting a better line, he leads spades and clubs to strip opponents of honors, cashes hearts, ruffs, and uses suit elimination to force West to lead diamonds, aiming to split honors and finesse East's queen, ending with kibitzer applause.
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West
East
Kibitzer
Newspaper Enterprise Asse
Television and Radio Coverage of the Kennedy Assassination
Television networks carried the Kennedy assassination and funeral with solemn, continuous coverage. NBC received special praise for intimate discussions with Kennedy allies, while CBS and ABC provided frequent analysis, tributes, and extended live reports from New York and Washington. The article also notes upcoming cathedral and burial services and briefly mentions a historical aside on crinoline fashion.
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Cynthia Lowry
AD Télevisiona
New York
Saf
Robert’ F.ney
Frotti
Frank Matkiewiz
Ben
NBC
CBS
ABC
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Kennedy
Air Force
Los Angeles
Ethel Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Mis
Jett
Martin
Wall
Washington
Ray Scherer
Jack Paar
Art Buchwald
Rene Carpen Fer
Scott Carpenter
Sander Vanocur
St. Patrick's Cathedral
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Society
Century Bible
Syvelle Burke
Springhill
Justice Lyle Brown
Little Rock
Richard
Ellen Samuels
Fair Park
Pierde
Wesleyan Service Guild
The
United Methodist Church
Kathleen Broach
South
Hervey St
Arkansas
First Presbyterian Church
Hope Iris Club
Bill Stroud
Richard Roberts Calvert
Marlin, Texas Hospital
Richard Calvin
Gus Hickerson
Cliff Weise
Calvert
Allison Brown
Doris Kennedy
Margaret Boyett Smith
Dallas
Boyetts
Vaughn Thompson
Mrs
Jim Murph
Oiset
Hollis Luck
Frank Irwin
Emmett Thompsons
5. E. Gilliam
Marie la Grone
Ada Huckabee Jones
el Dorado
Gilliam
Robert LaGrones
R. E. Shelton
Midland, Tex
A. G. Garretts
Susie Roberts
Vance Craweford
Schenectady, N.Y
Lisa
Garland School
Ned Sayle
Fayetteville
Tarpley
Ada Allen
Ruth Weaver Griffith
Baytown, Tex
Cecil Weavers
Edna Middlebrook
Jack Williams
Anne Martindale
Clyde Zinn
Duval Purkins
Lake Village
Marie
Nannie Purkins
Purkins
Nane
Wichita Falls
Rt Lum
Nose
Faa Falls
David Frith
Nashville, Tenn
Helen Bettel
Tommy Yates
Associated Press
Missouri
Russellville Courier-Democrat
Grayson Whelchers
Russellville
Buffalo River
Parker Rogers
Carthage
Rogers
Bob Lee
Lee
Lampighter
Whelchels
Milton Rackley
Max Powers
Rackley
Whelchel
Colombia
Atlantic
Pacific
Oswald Kcoby
Radio City
N.Y
Dixie Drive-In Theatre
Unt Adventure
Warren Beatty
Faye
Clyde
Bron
By Oswald and
James Jacoby
Bankamericard
Stlome
Tolommo
John Doe
ION Bank
BA First National Bank OF Hope
BankAmarise Service Corporation
Oy SimCradit
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