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Newspaper

Monroe Morning World

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1962

Page

6

Mason Spencer Funeral Rites Scheduled Today

Last rites for Mason Spencer former state representative of Tallulah were set for 10 a.m. at Crothers Funeral Chapel with Rev. William Parker son officiating. Spencer a semi retired lawyer represented Madison Parish in the legislature during the Fuqua Long Allen administrations. He died Tuesday after turning 70, with burial at Silver Cross Cemetery under Crothers Funeral Home of Tallulah. Surviving are his widow Rosa Sevier Spencer a son George Spencer a sister Mrs Carneal Goldman Waterproof and one granddaughter. Pallbearers included Cliff Adams Henry Sevier Jr C E Walker Louis Buckner C B De Moss Warren Patrick Warren Sevier Will Sevier Rufus Yerger and Robert Wiley Gandy.

Cliff Adams Henry Sevier Jr C. E. Walker Louis Buckner C. B. de Moss Warren Patrick Warren Sevier Will Sevier Rufus Yerger Robert Wiley Gandy

Northeast Louisiana College Names Honor Roll Members

About 137 Ouachita Parish students are among 330 on the Northeast Louisiana State College spring honor roll. The list includes Evelyn Ballard and Nancy Bartleson from Monroe, with numerous other named students across Ouachita Parish and West Monroe.

Ouachita Parish Northeast Louisiana State College

Local Students Earn Straight A’s in Graduation Honors

From Sterlington Peggy Strong Folds Barbara Nan Gulley and Mary Alice Moore from Fairbanks Sandra Kay Johnson and Ella LaRue Jones and from Calhoun Richard Larrity Mitchell made all A’s. Named to top honors were Peggy Bus hire Peggy Strong Folds Sandra Kay Johnson James Grady Jones Carole Eady Kilpatrick Celia Ann Mantrozos Vera Conklin Speece Virginia Hinkie Thompson and Joel Mitchell Venable.

Doris Ashley Smith Erma Gertrude Smith Helen Ruth Smith Eloise Moyers Solomon Vera Conklin Speece Susan Kay Stewart Gene Frantom Tarver Sarah Hanna Taylor Charles N. Thacker Mary Scogin Thomas Ronny Dale Thomas Virginia Hinkle Thompson Sheila Reuna Townley John Francis Varino Ellen Claire Walker Regina Henry Warner Erwin S. Whiffen Emelda Lavonne Williams Sue Briggs Williams Veronica Worley James A. Wroten West Monroe Floyd Gene Adams Gwendolyn Barnes Martha Elizabeth Blakeney Murray Jo Bursford Delores A. Cawthon Stephen Jules Daigie, Jr Biddy Dupree Doris Elaine Edwards FE. Barrett Fisher James Edward Fletcher Ann Mace Futrell Stephen Earl Hamm Glenda Gayle Jordan Martha Brown McClung Jack W. Mee Clung James David McClung Carmen Celina Martinez Elsie Coon Mitchell Norma Athlone Nix Sam B. Nolen J. Edward North Curtis Lynn Rape Barbara Bates Roberts Betty Lou Roberts Sarah Rose Shankman Agnes Sue Taylor Maida Halstead Thompson Joel Mitchell Venable Robin Lynn Watson Ernest O. Welch Coralie Heard White Rose Mary White Rosemary White Alan Joseph Winters Sterlington Peggy Strong

Actor Free Of Assault Charge

LOS ANGELES AP A teenager withdraws his assault complaint against actor Audie Murphy 37 America’s most decorated WWII hero Edward L Mayer 18 refused to sign the complaint Murphy said he struck Mayer after an abusive exchange in a parked car during a dispute over lewd calls and literature Murphy admitted delivering a punch in the face when Mayer slapped at his flashlight

Los Angeles Audie Murphy America Edward L. Mayer Murphy Mayer

Adcock Criticizes Davis Policy in Baton Rouge Session

Sen. Jamar Adcock of Monroe urged Gov. Jim Davis to talk more to the press to inform the public as the legislature debated a bill requiring newspapers to retract front page false reports. Gov. Davis faced criticism amid remarks about press coverage and a defense of free speech.

Baton Rouge Jamar Adcock Monroe Jimmie H. Davis

Kennedy urges Capitol Page School grads to aim high

President Kennedy told 23 Capitol Page School graduates that his office would be available to them in the future as he awarded certificates. He said, We expect great things from you. The class attends the school from 6:30 to 7:30.

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