Four and five-year-old children enjoyed a parachute outdoor activity at New Hope Fellowship Tuesday morning during the church’s Vacation Bible School, themed, “Ship Wrecked, Rescued by Jesus.” The adult team leaders are Maddie Smith and Joy Jodon.
First Baptist Church in Eunice held its Vacation Bible School this week with a theme, “Game On!” Children kindergarten through sixth grade participated in games, activities, crafts, Bible songs and lessons, and enjoyed snacks.
St. Edmund School sixth graders observed International Day on May 11 in the Jeanmard Center.
The “Rendez-vous des Cajuns” Cajun Music Radio & TV show Saturday at the Liberty Center at 6 p.m. will have a performance by Cajun August Broussard.
Show starts at 6 p.m. The Liberty opens at 4 p.m.
By Karol Osborne, kosborne@agcenter.lsu.edu
The heat is on! According to my desk calendar the first day of summer is June 21, and I beg to differ!
Hot days are here and in Eunice they will more than likely continue through September.
Eunice Player’s Theatre’s is scheduled for its summerchildren’s play “Romeo and Winifred.” First play’s showing is set for June 13.
St. Edmund School held its annual sixth, seventh-and eighth-grade Awards program May 25 recognizing and honoring students who excelled in academics and extra curricular activities.
Eunice Elementary announces its perfect attendance for fourth nine weeks of school.
Kindergarten: Jax Laird, Madelyn Smith, Chloe Trahan, Kamryn Cormier, Kyeisha Doucet, Emerie Frye, Brycen Honore, Natalie Richard and Mason Thibeaux.
St. Edmund eighth graders Susannah Summerlin, left, and Madison Eckholdt play a game of chess. (Submitted Photo)