The Crowley Garden Club has announced that it will once again be holding its Door Decorating Contest in conjunction with the International Rice Festival.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Honored at the Acadia Parish Council on Aging’s inaugural Senior Recognition Banquet were, from left, Barry Thompson, Isabella delaHoussaye, Dr. Cason delaHoussaye, Cynthia Dominick, Audry Spencer, Alice Whiting, Ruth Andrus Wilson, Don Gautreaux, Catherine LaCombe, Dr. Joe B. Holden, Lula Sanderford, Jesse Guidry, Al Gibson, Eva Hunter, Louis Handy, Alma Johnson and Lewis Cook.
On Saturday, Sept. 29, the Acadia Parish Council on Aging hosted its inaugural Senior Recognition Banquet.
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Pike Kaksomen, Lazy Lester’s widow, pauses at the “Rhythm & Swamp Blues” display in the J.D. Miller Music Recording Studio Museum during a recent visit, this particular display containing a photo and autograph of the late singer and harmonica player who was once a staple at the Crowley studio.
Though he died in late August in Paradise, California, Lazy Lester’s spirit and memory will live on in the J.D. Miller Music Recording Studio Museum in Crowley.
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