Hope High Class of 1918 Celebrates 50th Reunion
The Hope Arkansas Star reports the Hope High School Class of 1918 marking their 50th reunion on June 8 1968 with an open house at Mrs B C Hyatt home a Tea at Town and Country Restaurant and a banquet. Seventy attendees including 19 of 29 graduates were noted plus guests and teachers. Awards honored distance traveled marital status number of grandchildren and youthfulness. A Sunday service and final gathering wrapped the event with plans for a five year reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
B.C. Hyatt
Duval Parkins
Lake Village
Paul A. Lewis
James O. Murph
Arlington
Texas
Ada Allen
Ned Sayle
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Vance Crawford
Schenectady
N. Y
Edna Middlebrooks
Little Rock
Josie Anderson
Nannie Purkins
Hope
Duval Purkins
Roy Stephenson
Jamies C. Murph
Lloyd Coop
Fred Sole
R. E. Shelton
Frank Irwin
8. L. Murphy
Margaret Arenold
Mary Bryant
Charles Mabeley
Harry Queen
Ada Huckabee Jones
Mable Etheridge
Mary Eakin Dawson
Nina Knighton
Mamie Belle Holt
Susie Roberts Shelton
Midland
Mary Carter Sole
Tom and
Kathleen McLarty
Ruth Weaver Griffith
Florence Spragins Hyatt
Esther Hart Murphy
Marie LaGrone Gillam
Hertha Bowden Keiswetter
Brownsville
Tex
Jewell Wynn Talley
Beaumont
Florence
Florence Spragins
First Methodist Church
Mamie Belle
Washington
Bird Nest Fire Damages Home in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati Earl Adams Sr used a propane torch to heat paint on a house Tuesday. A bird nest ignited, fell between the roof and attic spaces, and firefighters responded to extinguish the blaze. Damage estimated at $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Earl Adams Sr
Court Action Seeks Faster Integration in Arkansas
In Hot Springs and other Arkansas districts, HEW orders desegregation accelerated. A Hot Springs review urged abolishing the dual system by fall 1969, with a July 8 deadline for a better plan. The team cited Goldstein and Langston schools as failures of the current freedom of choice approach and suggested limiting transfers by residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Ark
U. S
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Malvern
Blytheville
Schrader Family Joins State Farm In Hope Arkansas
Richard Schrader Betty Schrader and their two sons Mark and Mike move to Hope to join State Farm Insurance. Dick is a veteran captain in the Army Reserve and El Dorado unit. Betty taught in Camden area schools and music. They reside at 810 South Main Street and will office there.
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Richard Schrader
Hope
State Farm
Richard
Betty
Mark
Mike
Schrader
Ouachita Baptist University
Arkansans
el Dorado
Camden
Schraders
Temple Baptist Church
Cullendale
Ark
Jaycees
Jayeettes
South Main Street
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Hope High
George V
Windsor
Germany
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Victoria
Prince Albert
Kathleen Briant McLarty
Lorette Wynn Hall
Anne Martindale ‘Williams
Margaret Boyette Smith
Mary Pillow Black
Hope Star Photos
Nan Robson Taylor
Vaughn Thompson
Mozella Thompson Irwin
Ann Martindale Williams
Lorene Winn Hall
Birdla Jones Card
Mary Black Johnson
Shipley Studio
Cowboy
Sailor
Pop
Sunbeam Razors
Justin Billfolds
TIMEX
Kaywoodie
Grabow
Arena
KODAK
Rexall Pharmacy
Hope Village Shopping Center
Quilty
Health Insurance
Dick Schrader
Main St
State Farm Insurance Companies
Bloomington, Illingis
State Farm Insurance Company
Continental
America
the Trading Post
Third St