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Books and Biscuits Book Club met at Village Cuisine for a delicious lunch and book discussion March 5, 2019. The purpose of the meeting was to select books for the next several months reading and discussion. The books selected include: April - SOPHIE AND THE RISING SUN by Augusta Trobaugh May - HOME FROM THE HILL by William Humphrey June - THE FORGOTTEN GARDEN by Kate Mortin July - WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING by Delia Owens August - ONE IN A MILLION BOY by Monica Wood September - THE STORYTELLER b y Jodi Picoult October - Selection month November - WHISKEY IN A TEACUP by Reece Witherspoon The group will meet in April at Village Cousine. The public is invited. Call 318- 858-3200 for reservations. The place for May through August is KJ’s Village Grill in Grand Cane. The meeting for Sept - Dec is the Cook Hill House in Grand Cane. Books and Biscuits Club meets the first Tuesday of the month at 11:30 a.m. for Dutch Treat lunch and book discussion.

Logansport High School’s Class of 1999 is planning a 20th Reunion Celebration. The date for the event is May 14 at 7:00 p.m. at Ralph and Kacoo’s Restaurant in Bossier City. To RSVP, contact Kristin McKee Charles at Kristincharles@yahoo.com or Chris Ramsey at Crams583@gmail.com . The LHS Class of 1999 is pictured when they posed as a group at their Senior Prom around 20 years ago.

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The dates for the 2019 Grand Cane Trade Days schedule have been released, with the first one scheduled for Saturday, March 9. The event will be held in downtown Grand Cane from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. The admission is free and all ages are welcome.

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Northwest District Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual Patriotic Luncheon at East Ridge Country Club. Seven Chapters in the district were represented at the luncheon Including Bon Chasse Chapter of DeSoto Parish. Attorney William J Flanagan was guest speaker. Attorney Flanagan spoke on the “Compromise of 1790” generally regarded as one of the most important bargains in American History.

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The Krewe of Demeter Royalty for this year stopped to pose for a group photo. 

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Logansport Lady Tigers won the Class 1A District 3 Championship with a nail biting game over St. Mary’s 56-54 on Friday, February 8.

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Throughout the month of February, the Mansfield Main Library is proudly displaying some of William “Butch” Spencer’s African artifacts. These interesting handcrafted artifacts depict the culture and imagination of its country’s citizens.

Spencer stated, “During my travel adventures on the continent of Africa (see countries below), I have become enchanted with the local people and their handicrafts. These pieces of folk-art have been created and fashioned by individuals with “NO” formal training – using only their creativity and imagination. The items are produced from local and recycled materials to assist, sustain and to provide an income for the family. It is out of necessity that these local people had to learn to address the political and socioeconomic freedoms that they have been “robbed” of.”

At the January 8 meeting of the Mansfield Lions Club, guest speaker was Jordan Ring. Ms. Ring is the Director of Public Relations and Strategic Partnerships for the MLK Health Center and Pharmacy.

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