Rita Katherine Long and Dean Meredith Mosely Tie In Baton Rouge
In Baton Rouge at First Methodist Church on June 25, Rita Katherine Long daughter of Senator and Mrs. Russell Bil lin Long and Dean Meredith Mosely son of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hodge Mosely Jr. wed in an ornate ceremony. Bride wore white silk empire gown with Guipure lace and a lace edged train while lilies of the valley and gypsophila framed the arrangement. Attendants included Miss Pamela Long and cousins of the bride. groom’s party featured Dr. Mosely as best man with several groomsmen and ushers. A reception followed at Baton Rouge Country Club. the couple are linked to Louisiana Longs and Mosely families.
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Rita Katherine Long
Dean
Meredith Mosely
Baton Rouge
Russell Billin Long
Dean Meredith Mosely
Charles Hodge Mosely Jr
Sanatar Tana Cava Hie Danach
Zauo Vaugiater
Arganza
Pamela Long
Edward Fluke
Casper
Wyo
Linda
Carole Mosely
John Burk
Houston
Texas
Lynda Siegel
Brewster
N. Y
Laura Long
Shreveport
Arwin Scott
Charlotte Wright
Dr. Mosely
Robert Rabalais
Peterman Prosser
James Best
John Mathis
William Bertrand
John Bolton Shapard
New Orleans
William Kyle Jr
John B. Sheppard
David Kirby
Stokes McConnell
Edmund Spiller
John Chadwick
Douglas Moreau
Newton Thomas
Long
Mosely
Baton Rouge Country Club
Huey Pierce Long
Senator Long
Louisiana
Frederick Charles Hattie
Mosley
John Walter Summerlin
Rayville
Dean Richards Morley
McGhee, Ark
Charles Hodge Mosely
Monroe
Crossett Couple Plans July Wedding
Mr and Mrs G W Hanks of Crossett announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Mary to Orville Hannum son of Mr and Mrs Cliff Hannum of Crossett The wedding is set for July 9 at 3 30 p m at First Methodist Church Crossett with a reception in Fellowship Hall Miss Hanks attended Henderson State Teachers College and will transfer to Arkansas A M College Monticello The prospective groom is a graduate of Henderson State Teachers College and a member of the Norman Junior High School faculty
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G. W. Hanks
Crossett
Mary
Orville Hannum
Cliff Hannum
Fellowship Hall
Miss Hanks
Henderson State Teacher's College
Arkansas A&m College
Monticello
Henderson State Teacher’s College
Norman Junior High School
Pyramid Of Pots New For Summer
New York report describes a novel display method for summer flowering pots. A central eight or ten inch red clay pot holds a large plant, surrounded by a circle of six inch clay pots with different flowering plants.
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New York
UPS
Mrs James Patrick Moody Monroe Nuptials In Vicksburg Church
Miss Billie Joyce Wright of Monroe married James Patrick Moody of Monroe in a 5 p.m. ceremony at Gibson Memorial Methodist Church Vicksburg Mississippi. Rev Howard Lipps officiated with organist Eugene Woodman and soloist Halley Ragsdale. The bride wore a floor length silk organza and Alencon lace gown with a bouffant chapel train and pearl jewelry. Her cousin Mrs Roy Calvin Davis of New Orleans served as matron of honor. Monroe natives Miss Janet Vallery and bridesmaids wore Nile green floor length gowns with matching headpieces. The groom is the son of Jesse Roland Moody and Mrs Zora Robertson Moody of Monroe. the couple's attendants included Miss Melanie Joyce Moody and other Monroe and New Orleans residents.
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Monroe
Billie Joyce Wright
William Jefferson Wright
James Patrick Moody
Jesse Roland Moody
Zora Robertson Moody
Gibson Memorial Methodist Church
Vicksburg
Miss
Howard Lipps
Eugene Woodman
Miss Halley
Ragsdale
Roy Calvin Davis
New Orleans
Janet Vallery
Melanie Joyce Moody
Teresa Jean Wright
Greenville
Doris Louise McClus‘key
James Cash
Linda Pitt‘man
Mary Bowles
Nile ‘Sreen
Fred S. Flurry
Jack White
Edwards Barham
Evelyn Nelson
Shreveport
Preston Stelly
John W. Godwin Jr
Bastrop
Carl Guinn Jr
Paul Palmer
Mary Tarver Stewart
Ian
Neil Woodard Mott Jr
Oak Ridge
William Dan Fiies Jr
Arkadelphia
Ark
Marvin Wayne Adcock
Bastro
Earl Clark Brimberry Jr
James Ronald LeGuin
Harold McClendon Jr
Jeffrey Stewart Seligman
Brimberry Files Tie Candlelight Wedding in Monroe
Emma Jane Brimberry daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl C Brimberry Monroe wed Joseph Gurney Files son of Mr and Mrs William Dan Files Bastrop in a candlelight ceremony Friday June 24 at First Methodist Mon... The bridal party included Miss Robbie Karen Davis New Orleans as flower girl and Rev Fred S Flurry officiated. After the ceremony a reception followed at Harmon Hall with white gladioli and stock decorations. The couple planned a home in Monroe then Baton Rouge where the bride would teach at Denham Springs High School and the groom would enter LSU Law School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jane Brimberry
Earl Clark Brimberry
Pargood Blvd
Monroe
Joseph Gurney Files
William Dan Files
Bastrop
New Orleans
Susan Younse
Sharon Kinman
Westlake
Marcia Millican
Bangor
Maine
Hot Springs
Baton Rouge
Denham Springs High School
Files
Louisiana State University
Northeast Louisiana State College
LSU Law School
New Long Handled Brush and Dustpan Set in Colors
A new long handled brush and dustpan pair snaps together for easy storage. The nested set J is available in a variety of colors.
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Mrs. Dean Meredith Mosely
Joseph Gurney
Robbie Caren Davis
Reobert King
Mr. Moody
William Jefferson Wright Jr
Edgar Albert Barnes
Thomas Grady McCluskey
Albert Daniels McCluskey
Metairie
Ellis Ray Chadderdon
James Robert Skeen
Stephen Murphy
Charles Barnes
James Brewer
Joseph Kline ‘Wright Jr
Edgar B. Barnes
Lonnie Murphy
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
W. G. McGee
G. Elgin Boggs
Virgil Reitzell
Merton Abington
Harold DeBray
Fairbanks
Arthur Carroll
Thomas Younse
West Monroe
Lloyd Gill
W. Ray Booth
I. P. Robinson
Owensboro
W. R. Sanders
Sterlington
William Schroeder
Joseph Amman
Re‘neau Breard
William Crow
Bruce E. Brooks
Victor Pete Johnson
L. W. Poole
William Dan Files Jr
Ed Lohan
Calvin Folds
William S. Files Sr
Joseph Franklin Mullican
Charles Lawler Hamaker
David I. Garrett Jr
Betty Land
Patricia Brougham
GAY Tools
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