Mary Jane Camp Crowned Queen of May in LaGrange
Mary Jane Camp daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Camp was chosen by LaGrange Youth League as Queen of May and crowned at the public square Thelma Dill and Shirley Doss received the next highest votes and served as the queen s attendants
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LaGrange Pageant Parade Crowned Queen in Civic League Event
Festivities opened with a parade from the Veterans hall led by the LaGrange school band and majorettes. Civic League officers and committee chairs followed, with Miss Joan Spicer crowning the queen and escorts, then a large bow float procession returned to LaGrange streets.
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May Queen festival opens publicly in LaGrange
The Veterans' hall hosted a party and dance for the first publicly held May queen festival in LaGrange. The notice mentions the Youth group's upcoming next meeting.
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