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Wed
02
Oct

Converse School observes “See You at the Pole”

Converse School observes

Students leading the “See You at the Pole” included, front row from left, Madison Wray, Jake Farmer, Alexis Martin, Samantha Watson, Allie Ryals, Gracie Averitt, WIlla Gregston, and Hunter Brumley. On the back row are FCA Sponsor Dee Farmer, Eli Wilburn, Katie Murray, Tanner Hanks, Jacob Watson and James Watson.

On September 25 at 7:30 a.m., the Converse FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes) held its annual See You at the Pole. The student body was invited by the FCA to join in fellowship, Bible verse readings, and songs.

See You at the Pole (SYATP) is an annual event in which Christian students gather for prayer at their school’s flagpole to pray for their families, friends, churches, and communities. See You at the Pole is typically held on the fourth Wednesday of September, before or after school hours.

 

 

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Wed
25
Sep

Many Elementary names Students of Week

Many Elementary School is pleased to name their Students of the Week for the week of September 20.

Pre-K Students of the Week are Londyn Nosser, Madison Campbell, Ansley Byles, Hendrix Kennedy, and Amaya Montgomery.

Kindergarteners named to the list are Barrett Penfield, Camden Dillard, Cheyanne Peterson, Edan Leone, and Shaterri Bradford.

 

 

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Wed
25
Sep

CAR hears report on Mountain Schools

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Leah Swanstrom receives assistance from Amelia Alford during her historic preservation presentation.

Fort Jesup Society, C.A.R. held its September meeting on Saturday September 7.

Wed
18
Sep

City Bank assists Florien FFA

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Elizabeth Richwine, the Chapter and area President for the Florien FFA, accepts a gift basket from Kristy Miller, on behalf of City Bank. The basket will be part of the 14th Annual Jambalaya Dinner and Community Auction on Friday, September 20 at the Florien High School Cafeteria beginning at 7:00 pm. For more information, please call 318-586-3681.

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Wed
18
Sep

Steel Magnolias materials on display

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In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the release of “Steel Magnolias” this year, the Cammie G. Henry Research Center at Northwestern State University has loaned out some of its materials to the Natchitoches Convention and Visitor’s Bureau. Located at 780 Front Street, Suite 100, the display was curated by Assistant Archivist Sharon Wolff and installed by volunteer student Elliot Davis. Available for viewing for the next few months, fans of the film will also be able to find another small display on the third floor of the Watson Library. Additional material is kept in the Cammie G. Henry Research Center and is open to the general public. For questions about the display downtown, contact the Bureau at 800-259-1714. Information on the Cammie G. Henry Research Center is available at

library.nsula.edu/Melrose

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Wed
11
Sep

VFW holds fundraiser for JoAnna Presseau

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Zwolle-Ebarb VFW recently held a fundraiser for JoAnna Presseau. Shown in the picture from left are Ron Delaney, Pat Getschel, Lisa Delaney, JoAnna Presseau, Shari Presseau Sepulvado and Barbara Sepulvado. Ron Delaney is the Commander of VFW Post 4588, Gandy Brown- Bossier City and Lisa Delaney is the Auxiliary and District 12 Auxiliary President. They traveled to the event to make a donation from their Post 4588.

A fundraiser was held at the Zwolle-Ebarb VFW Post building by family and community members for JoAnna Presseau, one of the Zwolle-Ebarb VFW Auxiliary members.

Presseau was recently diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer in the blood and experienced kidney failure of both kidneys. She has been undergoing cancer treatments and dialysis.

 

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Wed
11
Sep

Holy Land trip planned

On June 1-11, 2020, there will be a trip to the “Holy Land” with cost from Houston to Houston being $4,242 which includes cost of insurance.

The flyer states the trip will warm your heart and thrill your soul as you explore the land where time began. The Bible comes alive before your eyes as you remember the stories, miracles, and lessons on the sites where they were lived and taught many years ago. Attendees will walk where Jesus walked, visit the empty tomb, worship at a communion service, be immersed in the Jordan River, ride in a boat on the Sea of Galilee, and hear about the miracles that Jesus performed. One can also float in the Dead Sea after viewing it from the top of Masada and see the awesome city of Petra, Jordan.

 

Wed
28
Aug

Children of American Revolution hold August meet

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Hannah Flynn is shown presenting a program about tea ceremonies at the August meeting.

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Will Tarver presented a report on William Hamilton Armstrong, his ancestor that served in the American Revolution.

At the August meeting of the Fort Jesup Chapter of the Children of the American Revolution Hannah Flynn presented her program project. She researched tea ceremonies that Mrs. Washington used to teach her children about etiquette, manners, and polite conversation and presented her findings to the group.

 

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Wed
28
Aug

Sabine Retired Teachers set social

The Sabine Parish Retired Teachers will have an Ice Cream Social on September 5 at 1:30 p.m.

 

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Wed
21
Aug

CAR Ft. Jesup Society attends South-Central Regional Meeting

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Nicholas receives his recognition of South Central Regional Enthusiast from National President Mackie Storage of Virginia.

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Fort Jesup members are pictured with State President Caroline Kaough. The local members are Leah Swanstrom, South Central Region Vice President Cagle Kaough, Nicholas Tarver, and Robert Lombardino

Attending the South-Central Region Meeting in Edmond, Oklahoma on June 16-18 from the Fort Jesup Society were National Registrar Robert Lombardino, State First Vice President Nicholas Tarver, and Honorary State President Leah Swanstrom. The group took part in leadership training forums along with information sessions about the National President’s project Foundations of Freedom.

 

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