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During the month of November, Jeanine Enterkin’s collection of rocking horses, which she calls “rocky horses,” will be on display at the Mansfield Main Library. She began collecting in 1981 after she received a little red wooden rocking horse as a Christmas gift and now has over 40. She purchased some, but many were gifts from friends. Some of her favorites include a tiny crystal “rocky”, a smaller metal horse and a white porcelain horse with a red rocker (which she broke but loved it so much she kept the horse) and she even has large ones kids can ride.

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Books and Biscuits Book Club chose as its November read “The Reader” by Bernard Schlink, a novel originally published in Germany and dealing with the Holocaust. The group met at the Cook-Hill House for lunch and book discussion on November 5, 2013. There were eighteen ladies present as Patricia Smithy led the book discussion. “The Reader,” originally published in Germany, was the story of fifteen- year- old Michael and his relationship with Hanna, a woman twice his age. Hanna has secrets: one of which is that she cannot read. The lengths she goes to, to conceal this fact are life changing. Her other dark secret is reveled years later when she is on trial for her part in the Holocaust as a guard.

The Historical Grand Cane Association, sponsors of the Pioneer Christmas Parade and Trade Day to be held in Grand Cane, on Saturday, December 7, are looking for participants in the all horse and mule drawn vehicle parade and vendors for the Trade Day event. Parade participants should contact Don Bates at 318-858-2587 and vendor participants should contact Dianne Mason 318-858-2556 for more information.

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Mansfield High School’s Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America held its officer installation and member induction ceremony on Tuesday, September 24, at 6:00 p.m. in the MHS Library. The MHS Chapter of FBLA currently boasts a membership of 90 members. The program began with a welcome from Colbren Thomas, MHS President, followed by the invocation by Homer High School’s President Norman Brown. The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Nicklus Reed.

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Juniors: LaDacia Gilbert, Irennaissia Kelly, ZaQureranee King, Keyarias Pegues, Amber Smith, Ashlynn Jacobs. (Left)

Seniors: Tiesha McMillon, Whitney Jackson, Markessia Gholston, Alexus Cannon, Deneisha McClelland, Brianna Sudds. (Right)