Sterlington Beauty Queen to Crown Successor
Sterlington senior Pat Holloway ends her reign as Miss L.C. in a 7:30 p.m. Pineville event at Alexandria Hall. Twelve LC contestants vie for the 1963 Miss L.C. title with Pat’s crowning expected Friday evening. Special guests and judges from Louisiana colleges attend this era finale.
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Mise Louisiana College
Patricia Ann Helloway
Fovely LL
Seharyl
Pine Knot
Alexandria Hall
L. C
Sterlington
Pineville
Lake Providence
Louisiana
Pat
Louisiana College
Lc'ers
L. Holloway
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Ferriday
Marilyn Aymond
Alexandria
Marilyn Jo Humphries
Moe Dianna Jane Stett
Mice Lotciana
Oak Ridge
Sarabeth Boughton
Northeast
Louisiana State College
Barbara Fountain
Lowsiana Tech
Patrica Gremillion
We Darter
LSU
Lon
Emma Odurn
Chan’ 5
Kalb-Tv
College Drive of
G. Bart Guinn
Guinn
College Faculty Wives Club
L. A
Forward Look Education Urged by LSU Dean at Ouachita LTA
Dean EB Robert of LSU College of Education urged Ouachita Parish Chapter of the Louisiana Teachers Association to fight to keep schools public free and universal. He championed a no pressure approach to curriculum, opposed public funding for private education, and stressed open doors for all schools and strong public education leadership. He warned against federal control and urged selective retention rather than selective admission in higher education.
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State of
Louisiana
Orange St. Monroe
Parish
Ouachita
EB. Robert
Lsta College of Education
Ouachita Pariah Chapter
LTA
Robert
Nurber
LSU Education
Echools
Louisiana Teachers Association
Kennedy Arrives in Florida for Winter Visit
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy arrived in West Palm Beach from New York for his annual winter visit. He, who suffered a stroke last December, was wheeled to his Palm Beach estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph PF. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Zoning Request Taken Under Advisement in Monroe
A Monroe resident, John W. Pope, seeks to build a residence on a 22 foot private driveway serving an enclosed property. The Board of Adjust ment of the Monroe Ouachita Regional Planning Commission took the request under advisement and asked attorney Ford Pipes Jr. to determine if the driveway is part of a public street after zoning administrator James Harbuck ruled the property abuts a street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Board of Adjustment
Monroe - Ouachita
Tormenting Twins Go Bye Bye On The Run
Mrs William Brown of 2687 Olive Street recommends Baker's Hair Tonic for dandruff and itchy scalp after other treatments failed. She endorses Baker's Shampoo for a clean scalp and strong hair, promising money back if satisfied.
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Bossier City
William Brown
Olive St
Graveside Rites for Mrs. Mary Edith Risher Held Today
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. today in Riverside cemetery for Mrs. Mary Edith Risher 87 who died Thursday after a lengthy illness in a nursing home. The Rev. FE L. Tanner officiated and Kilpatrick's Funeral Home directed the interment. Mrs. Risher is survived by several nieces and nephews.
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Riverside Cemetery
Mary Edith Risher
FE. L. Tanner
Kilpatrick
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