Death of Edwald Pettet Draws National Recreation Leaders
The Monroe Recreation department and groups across several states mourn Edwald Pettet 51 a field worker for the National Recreation Department and local organizer. His funeral at Kings Highway Church Shreveport drew many local and out of town recreation workers including from Houston Fort Worth and Austin. The National Recreation Association in New York sent representatives and former Mayor George W Hardy praised his life and work.
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Monroe
Houston
Fort Worth
Austin
Texas
National Recreation Association
New York
Kings Highway
George W. Hardy
Pettet
Memorial to Eswald Pettet Highlights Southwest District
A Monroe report recalls Eswald Pettet a beloved National Recreation Association leader praised for faith courage and unselfish service. Letters from Grace Pettet and Mrs Godwin extol his life and impact at district conference. W L Holman of Monroe wed Dr E N Clark's daughter at their home before a weeklong honeymoon.
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Eswald Pettet
National Recreation Association
Grace Pettet
Ted Pottet
Monroe
Marriage Notices Highlight Monroe Clerks and Local Weddings
Ray F. Rinehart, longtime Monroe post office clerk, wed Louise Lee Rogers in Winnsboro on Christmas morning and will reside in Monroe after a brief honeymoon. Eva Crow and W. H. Hilburn, both Terminal Bag factory workers, were married Saturday by Rev. E. L. Tanner in West Monroe.
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Ray F. Rinehart
Monroe
Winnsboro
Louise Lee Rogers
Cit
Eva Crow
W. H. Hilburn
E. L Tanner
Assembly of God Tabernacle
West Monroe
Terminal Bag Factory
Maxwell and Goodyear Wed in Tallulah Home Ceremony
In Tallulah Louisiana on Thursday Miss Dorothy Maxwell and Mr Edgar Carneal Goodyear exchanged marriage vows at the bride’s home in a ceremony witnessed by many friends and relatives from across northeast Louisiana.
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Louisiana
Dorothy Maxwell
Edgar Carneal Goodyear
Verger-Yerger Nuptials at Trinity Church in Tallulah
The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Skardon D Aubert at Trinity Episcopal Church Tallulah with Rev. George Yerger officiating. The bride wore a navy blue suit trimmed with gray fox fur and pink roses, attended by her sister Alma Maxwell. After a reception the couple left for a Mississippi trip and will reside near Mounds where Mr Goodyear works on a Yerger plantation.
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George S. Verger
Mounds
Skardon D’aubert
Trinity Episcopal Church of Tallulah
Alma Maxwell
George Yerger
Goodyear
Andrew Yerger
Mississippi
Mr. Goodyear
Yerger
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Ted Pettet
W. L. Holman
E. N. Clark
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Kiowa
Oklahoma
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Mangum
Mer Rouge, la
Rosa Lena Travis
Mer Rouge
Oxfords
Holloway & Thompson
DeSiard
Maxwell-Goodyear
Tallulah, la
Laura Mae Beauty Shop
Downs Brokerage
Ouachita Bank
MR. and
Mrs. R. Downs
Percale
Third St
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Ea Lull
Wards
Supreme
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Jacquard
Wards Silvania Prints
Silvania
Montgomery Ward
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