Jean Johnson Weds Avelle Kent In Home Ceremony
Jean Johnson becomes bride of Avelle Kent in a home wedding ceremony. She wore a dress of white with pearls and carried pink carnations. a Bible and lace accessories accompanied her attire. Attending were Edna and Judy Johnson, bridesmaids were her nieces. The groom's mother wore a black and white dress with organza collars. corsage of white carnations. A reception followed in the decorated den.
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Jean Johnson
Avelle Kent
J. C. Kent
Edna Ka
Judy Johnson
Miss Barbara Rasbury and Buford Green Wed in Monroe
Miss Barbara Rasbury and Buford James Green wed at Grace Methodist Church with a double ring ceremony. Rev George W. Ross officiated. bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace and carried white carnations and a large orchid. Attendants included Miss Iva Ann Causey and Miss Hazel Marie Johnson. Bride’s parents and guests from Ruston, Monroe and Lake Charles attended. Reception followed in Fellowship Hall. couple plan to reside in Quitman after a southern Louisiana trip.
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Marrige
Barbara Anne Rashire
Qual Bula
James Green
Grace Melhoeet Church
Morriis
Poole Hoshinny
Ruston
Pittard
Monroe
Mary Nancy Kelly
Hnnnr
Hazel Marie Johnson
Lake Charles
Barbara Sue Cheen
Sandy Kay Green
Iva Ann Causey
Kathleen Arledge
Emma Jean Johnson
Louisiana
Quitman
James A. Roberts
Onward
Henry A. Wilson
Shrevepart
Paul L. Johnson
Emma Jean
Edna
Judy
Paul Johnson
Wesley J. Arledge
Denham Springs
Princess Candidate Miss Ann Woodard in North Louisiana Festival
Princess candidate Miss Ann Woodard of Ruston is described as a five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wade gidoof. Brown eyes and brown hair are noted. she is chosen by the Ruston Jaycees as a candidate for Princess Deagh in the North Louisiana Pellen Festival staged June 23.
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Ann Woodard
Peach
Tie Noth Tae Shine
Daighter Co
Dummy Wade Gidoof Ruston
Lluache
Mick
Dienish Benson
Ruston Jeycees
Priecess Deagh
Sis Yearsela
John A. Benson
Ruston
June Ellen “Moore
North Louisiana
Billy Moore
Sanderson Family Reunion Held At Woodland Park
The Sanderson family held its annual reunion at Woodland Park on Sunday June 4 with descendants from Choudrant Ruston Rossier City and nearby areas attending. A basket lunch followed by a business meeting reinstated officers except the secretary replaced by Mrs Ruth Sanderson.
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Woodland Park
Sanderson
Syne
Ruth Sanderson
Choudrant
Fred
Sera
Pat
Sarah Ann Dugcan
Jimmy
Dory
Martin
Fanice
Beauly Lyons
Ruston
Walton
Connie
Donald
David Sanderson
Sue
Kathi Sanderson
Foward
Joy Nell—Bebbig
Mona Sanderson
James
Mary
Mary Ann
Darmy
Haroldyne
Susan Speights
Fannie Sanderson
Frost
Jack
Maudie Mae Sanderson
Lynn
Home Demonstration Club Meets in Hilly with D L Colvin
Our Home Demonstration club met May 16 at Mrs D L Colvin home with seven members and one visitor. Mrs Blondin demonstrated What Makes Your Tick. Refreshments served to local families and guests. Visitors from Dubach and Simmons joined Mr and Mrs V C Larance and family for the weekend. Peaches are ripening and everyone stays busy.
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W. ©. Larance
E. Ty Payne
Lena Wilks
W. T. Cole
Gibsland
Rome Colvin
T. A. Larance
D. L. Colvin
Blondin
CR. Alexander
Tay Hege
Lamar Calvin
T A. Lunerance
Rame Calvin
Vi Cc. Larqnee
Qua Blondin
D. L. Calvin
J. W. Calvin
Dubach
W. Ss. Simmons
V. C. Larance
Lets All Help To Keep America Beautiful
The notice highlights widespread litter problems across the nation, citing 50 million tax dollars yearly for highway cleanup and millions more by local governments. It warns of 750 to 1,000 deaths annually from crashes tied to debris and 13,500 fires in 1960 caused by litter. It calls for public action.
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America
Armerica
Neip
Queen Candidate Miss Renee LaRue for Queen Dixie Gem XP
Renee LaRue of Ruston has been chosen by Garden Study Club as a candidate for Queen Dixie Gem XP. She founded the Sub Deb Club Pepetios and the National Heanor Society and serves as High School Chair. She is described as tall with blonde hair and green eyes.
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Renee Larue
Svs
John Lt
JaiRue
Ruston
Garden Study Club
Queen Dixie Gem XP
Pepetios
National Heanor Society
High Sehaul
Miss Ann Hood Crown Candidate Sponsored by Sub Deb Club
Miss Ann Hood, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sterling Hood, is sponsored by the Sub Deb Club for the Queen Dixie Gem contest. She is 17, with blue eyes and blonde hair, and attends high school where she belongs to the Sub Deb Club 4 H Club and the Pepettes.
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Robbie J.ann .Willard
Roy Willard
Ruston Quota
Ann Hood
Sterling Hood
Keep America Beautiful Message and Global Fisheries Fact
The text urges individual responsibility to keep highways beaches and parks free from trash with concrete actions such as carrying a travel trash container designating trash at home and urging officials to add litter receptacles. It also notes global fishing catches rising about 30 million tons annually per Jan Qlof Traung of FAO UN.
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America
nDb
Jan- Qlof Traung
Peach Tour Recalls Louisiana Peaches in New Orleans
Extension trips feature the Peach Queen and County Agent visiting New Orleans and Shreveport. The tour promoted Louisiana peaches to media, stores, and the public, with TV and radio coverage and a front page display. The group plans Baton Rouge Lake Charles and Monroe appearances, plus broadcasts on W. W. L. and KNOE-TV.
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George Queen
Orleans Parish
Onj W. W
New Orleans Item
Times Picnyune
Chamber of Commerce
W.W.L
Your
New Orleans
Felton Green
Lincoln Parish
Preston Hardage
Ruston
Shreveport
Bossier Parish
Chamber of Merce
Boutsiana Marketing Commission
Dave Pearce
Baton Rouge
Lake Charles
Monroe
Knoe-Tv
Bud” Hightower
Ragan Madden
C. E. Faulk
Wild Life and Fisheries Get Federal Aid for Game Reserves
John D. Newsom of the Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries division announced about 241000 dollars in federal Pittman Robertson funds for game insect projects for 1961-62, down from 1960-61 as surplus spending reduced. The interior department funds, tied to sporting gear taxes, are being apportioned for use during 1962-63 to sustain the Robertson program, with some states facing depleted aid.
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John D. Newsom
Fish and Game Division
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Omn Vision
Aru Isiana
Pittman
Robertson
Ai Newsom
Stewart L. Udall
Laufsidad
Custonm
Interior Department
Caldwell Now Corvin In The Mediterranean
Caldwell serving aboard an aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean as a postal clerk with the US Navy. Son of Mr and Mrs Caldwell of Route 1 iteLa. 18 and stationed aboard the Sixth Fleet carrier, he participates in naval operations in the region.
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Hweerranean
Fhtnc
Caldwell
USN
and Caldwell
Route 1
iteLa
Mediterranean
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