Luling Living Center celebrates Mardi Gras royals, court members
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Reigning as king and queen were Lester Smith and Alvira Perkins Cardino, pictured.
Maids were Emily Eshleman, Mercedes Roux and Margaret Catoire. Dukes were Celestin Dempster, Robert E. Lee and Wallace Johnson.
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