Spivey elected Block and Bridle Club head
Ferrel H Spivey of Haynesville, a Louisiana Tech junior in animal husbandry, has been elected president of the Block and Bridle Club. He previously served as vice-president. New officers include Benjamin Vaughan Greenwood vice-president Mac McCullen Russellton secretary Floyd Fullerton Jonesboro treasurer Bill Loftin Delhi historian Larry Lott Shreveport parliamentarian. Spanish beard was the term used by early French settlers for what is now called Spanish mass.
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Ferrel H. Spivey
Haynesville
Louisiana Tech
The
Benjamin Vaughan
Greenwood
Mac McCullen
Russton
Floyd Fullerton
Jonesboro
Bill Loftin
Delhi
Larry Lott
Shreveport
Louisiana
Double Ring Ceremony Unites In Marriage
A Ruston man and Shreveport woman united in a double ring ceremony at Grandmont Baptist Church in Shreveport on May 16 at 6 p m The bride wore an ivory satin gown with embroidered rhodie veiled skirt and satin pearls The groom was Chester Dartford Chanelter The bride’s attendant wore a sheet hat with net trim and full skirt The organist Mrs 13 2 Young played during the vows Intermediate details describe decor and attire without graphic detail.
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Ruston
Shreveport
Joan Alive Daly
Davdler
Dlolen Daly
Chester Dartfor
Uool
Mies
Young
Opisi
Gale Wesson Honored With Graduation Party
A graduation party hosted by Mrs. G P D Wesson on May 16 celebrated Gale Wesson and Ruston High School graduates. Guests enjoyed cokes, sandwiches, and cookies while seniors, including Marilyn Befresse Celia Colvin and others, attended a social hour and received miniature martyr beards as keepsakes.
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Shelly
Dean Davis
Dane Kendall
Babbis Bye Mogan
Marie South
Aeltie Jo Jefcoat
Harriet Anderson
Martha Robinson
Gile Weasen
Puckett Rites Held Thursday In Jonesboro
Funeral services for J. B. Puckett of Jonesboro were held Thursday at 3 p.m. at Jonesboro Baptist Church with Rev. Brawn and Rev. David Mason officiating. Interment followed at Gansville Cemetery under Southern Funeral Home direction. The 75 year old native of Eastrapother died Wednesday at his home after a hovel catick. Survivors include his wife Mrs S. Puckett, one son Loyd Puckett of West Monroe, and sisters Mrs Ila Mixon of Dodson and Mrs An Sledge of Riverolot, plus three grandchildren.
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J. B. Puckett
Jonesboro
Gordie Stinson
Ruston
Jonesboro Baptist Church
Rev
Brawn
Minden
David Mason
Jonestore
Gansville
Jonnsboro
Southern
Wome
Puckett
Eastrap
S. Puckett
Loyd Puckett
West Monroe
Lla Mixon
Dodson
An Sledge
Riverolit
J A Shealy Contact Numbers Listed
Readable OCR shows two telephone numbers for J A Shealy: home line AL 4 137 and office line AL 5 0811. No further context or details available from the fragment.
Stuckey Elected National Director of State Jaycees
Stuckey, president of Ruston Junior Chamber of Commerce, was named a national director for the Louisiana Jaycees at the state convention in Shreveport. Also elected were Tom Raffin of Shreveport and Dr. Reitus Osborne of Ard City. North Louisiana region vice presidents include Brice Landis Winnsboro Neil Matthews Shreveport and others.
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Stuckey
State
Jaycees
Ruston
Com Merece
Louisiana Jaycees
Shreveport
Bob Stuckey
Toma Raffin
Re [Tus Osborne
Arte City
Phivecos
Diamoss
Tseser
Monroe
Farina
Shrevenort Tunic’ Chamber
Los Commerce
Nel Nual Giessenbier — Memorial Trad
Jaycee
North Louisignie
Brice Landis
Winns+ horn
Neil Matthews
Ind Dint Hayes
Ragyville
Sannel Clark TV
Alexandria
Chatval Reson
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Lipton Tea
Lipton
NBC
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Veal
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Velveeta
Log Cabin
Alpine
N. Trenton
Mrs. Chester Hartford Chandler
Gale Wesson
Brooke
Westrade
Pocehepel
Rs Chandan
Up. Tied Gas Company
Chandler
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Atv
Mos
Dapen
Boren
Chaniead
Preston City
Mrs Jbl
Polling Min
MM Karl UN
Ad Alps
Chandler Sn
St. Martin Parish
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St Martinville
J. A. Shealy
Southern Farm Bureau Ins
Special Agent
Red Chain Feed Store
Holsum
Dodge
Discovery
Georgia Ave
GUY Baker Motors, Inc
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