The Greater Avoyelles Journal from Marksville, Louisiana • 6

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vy i Bennie Berry Sterling Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Roy Berry, of Mansura, are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching mamage of their daughter, Bennie Mane, to Sterling Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Haves ot tvergrccn.

The ceremony is scheduled for March 18, 1989. at LOO m. at Our Lady of Prompt Succor Church. A rccepuon will follow at the Uganda Center at 2 00p m. Mr.

and Mrs. Christopher A Couvillion of Alexandria are proud to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter Ramona Ann Couvillion to Joel Keith Clopton of Cottonport, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Clopton of Evergreen.

The couple will be joined in Holy Matrimony on March 18 in a noon ceremony. The ceremony will be held in Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral. Alexandria The reception will be hold at the Tyrone Plantation, Alexandria The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Mayeux of Marksville and of Mr.

and Mis. Couvillion, also of Marksville. She is the great-grand daughter of Mrs. Harris Mayeux of Marksville and the late Mr. Harris Mayeux.

The g-oom elect is the grandson of the late Mr and Mrs. Moise Rabalais of Plauihcvilie and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clopton of Lemoyen. The bride-elect ts a graduate of Bolton High School and Alexandria Vocational Institute.

Her fiance is a graduate of Saint Joseph's Catholic -chool, PlaucheviUe. The bride and groom will host the rchc.irsa! supper at the home of the bride -elect's parents. Plantation Life exhibit on display at LSUA and die best man was the groom brother in law Alton Lemoine of Serving as ring bearer was the bride's nephew Gerald Jeansonne, Jr. of Sin mesport ar.d the junior brides maiJ wav Amanda Lemoine of Morrauv lllc, niece of the groom. Bridesmaids were Laurie Spears, Shelly Boudreaux, Chantelle Couw.hon, Missy Jeansonne and Amy Jeansonne Groomsmen were Clmt Lemoine.

Eddie Knoll. Greg Dowdcn, Ronnie Bernard and Lewame Willis. Ushers and candlehchters were 1 dme Knoll and Libs Stallan. was provided by Jerry Lemoine and Delaine Bernard. The couple now resides in Simmesport.

people at work, ware I muses, and churches of the Central Louisiana plantauon era. It is available in the Bolton Library dunng regular Library hours. 7.30 a m. to 6:30 Monday through Thursday, and 7.30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

on Friday. "Plantations through the Louisiana a photographic exhibit showing plantation life before World War II. is on display in the Bolton Library on the LSUA campus through mid March. According to Dr. Sue Eakm.of Bunkie, former Professor of History at LSUA, and who prepared the exhibit, it is designed to document plantauon culture, and includes photographs taken or collected over a 50- year span.

The exhibit shows homes, stores. Kristi Lemoine and Brian Bordelon were married January 6 at the Moreauvtlle Community Center. The young couple were mamed in a double ring ceremony by the bnde's Aunt, Judge Jeanette Knoll of Marksville. Kristi ts the daughter of Estine (Bully) and Dons Jean Knoll Lemoine and the granddaughter of the late Edmond and Myrtle Humphries Knoll of Simmcsport and the late Susan and Estine Lemoine of Hamburg. Brian is the son of Numa and Betty Bernard Bordelon and the grandson of Whitney Bernard and the late Adele Bordelon of Simmcsport and the late Elster and Grace Bordelon of Big Bend.

The maid of honor was the bride's sister, Patsy Jeansonne of Simmcsport Local youth wins title of Cinderella Miss Amy Jeansonne received Miss" Utle in the Cinderella Pageant held on Feb. 12, 1989 and also won the Sweetheart Crown in the 2nd Annual Valentine Sweetheart Pageant which was held in the Days Inn in Alexandria on Feb. 4, 1989. Amy also won awards for photogenic, fashion, and prettiest eyes. She will attend the state finals in the Cinderella pageant at the Ccnlro-plex in Baton Rouge.

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