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Historical events from May 1925

The month of May has been home to many historical events over the years. Here’s a look, courtesy of Newspaper Metro, at some that helped to shape the world in May 1925. — “Pink’s War” comes to an end on May 1.

Attention all graduating seniors

The month of May will be here soon. Graduation will be approaching soon and much is needed ahead of time for the newspaper’s special graduation edition. Eunice High and St. Edmund seniors are to email their senior bios.

Make your dog a better leash-walker

Walking a dog on a leash is required by law in many towns and cities. Leashing a dog prevents the animal from trespassing on neighbor’s property and keeps it from jumping on people or other animals.

Plan ahead for an ‘eggceptional’ Easter egg hunt

Easter is steeped in both religious and secular traditions. Each year on Easter Sunday, many families feast on ham or lamb. Hot cross buns may be served as morning treats. And faithful Christians may dress up in their Sunday best to attend religious services.

Attention all graduating seniors

The month of May will be here soon. Graduation will be approaching soon and much is needed ahead of time for the newspaper’s special graduation edition. Eunice High and St. Edmund seniors are to email their senior bios.

Components for a successful kids’ birthday party

Children’s birthday parties have evolved from a generation or two ago. Modern parties are bigger, more elaborate and often more expensive undertakings than they used to be.

Attention all graduating seniors

The month of May will be here soon. Graduation will be approaching soon and much is needed ahead of time for the newspaper’s special graduation edition. Eunice High and St. Edmund seniors are to email their senior bios.

Birth Announcements

Braylon Carter Jasmine RaShay Carter announces the birth of her son, Braylon Allen Carter, born at Acadian Medical Center on March 18 weighing 7 pounds and 6.4 ounces. Maternal grandmother is Edna Ruth Carter.

St. Ed Powerlifting students compete at State

St. Edmund Blue Jays competed in the LHSAA Powerlifting State Competition. This year’s competition took place at the Pontchartrain Convention & Civic Center in Kenner. What a season it has been. These dedicated student-athletes put in the hard work, and it truly paid off.

St. Ed student places first

St. Edmund sophomore Reese Fruge took on high school athletes from across the state in the Varsity High School division at the Acadiana Classic. She finished the gymnastics competition, finishing first in the All-Around and winning all four events, even achieving a perfect score of 10 on vault.