Shelsy Williams, president of the NAUW Eunice Branch, left, and Carolyn Baldwin, past president and member of the branch, right donate food items to the Eunice Food Bank recently.
The Eunice City Marshal’s Office, in conjunction with the Richie Volunteer Fire Department, collected socks, lotion, body sprays and blankets to donate to the residents of Oak Lane Wellness.
Hesitant wrappers with a pile of gifts to wrap can use the following tricks to make the process go smoothly.
St. Edmund Catholic School’s fifth grade religion students collected Christmas gifts for the Southwest Louisiana Veterans Home in Jennings.
East Elementary students donated over 3,000 canned goods for the annual Eunice food drive.
Oak Lane Wellness & Rehabilitation residents received early Christmas presents on Dec. 16.
St. Edmund High’s senior class painted rocks in Lacy LaGrange’s Fine Arts class and placed their finished products all around the campus. From left, are Anna Belle Fontenot, Ross Fontenot, Anthony Walker, Pierson Brown and Sarah Duplechin.
Regina Fontenot, St. Edmund School cafeteria manager, helped Mary Joubert’s second graders with a science project that involved a chemical change. The class made Snickerdoodles. From left, are Carter Bertrand, Fontenot; and Laim Jenkins.
Rayburn Bruce Baker was selected the winner of the Christmas door decorating contest at Goodhope Place Apartments. Doors were judged by Jack Ardoin with the Eunice City Marshal’s Office. From left, are Jack Ardoin and Rayburn B. Baker, tenant.