POST-SIGNAL/Claudette Olivier
The Crowley Community Choir recently donated more than $900 to FoodNet Food for Families. Pictured making the donation are, from left, Suzy Webb, Christie Brammer, Marilyn Lawson and Peggy Boulet.
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Recently installed officers of Delta Corps include, from left, Cynthia Dominick, secretary; Dr. Michelle Calloway, treasurer; Cheryl Shelvin-Lewis, vice president; Daniel Douglas, president, Alaska Community Corp.; Dr. Patricia Douglas, wife of Daniel Douglas; Latikka Magee-Charles, president; Vicky B. Milson, board of directors; Sharon B. Rawls, board of directors.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
On Thursday, Nov. 17, at the home of Bishop James and Dr. Ezora Proctor, the National Association of University Women Inc. - Crowley Branch inducted their newest member. The new inductee is Mary Morrison, Director of SLCC Crowley Campus and the wife of the former Scott Mayor Pervis Morrison. Mrs. Morrison possesses a wealth of experience in business and education and will be a great asset to the Crowley Branch. Pictured during the induction ceremony are, in front of the table, Mary Morrison; behind the table from left, President Jacqunette Guidry, First Vice President Cheryl Shelvin-Lewis, Forever Emerald Dr. Ezora Proctor, Deborah Webster, Shelda Kelso and Dr. Debria Broussard and Betty Gums (seated).
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Numerous classmates of the Crowley High School graduating class of 1972, along with guests, gathered on Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Crowley Town Club for their 50-year class reunion, completing a full week of Homecoming Week activities. Among those in attendance for the 50-year reunion are noted above, complete with their Hawaiian decor and leis.
CROWLEY - The Crowley High School graduating class of 1972 gathered on Saturday, Oct. 21, 2022, at the Crowley Town Club in celebration of their 50-year class reunion.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Gold Star Mother Emma Trahan told members of the Acadia Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution about her late son, Seth Trahan, who was killed in action in 2005 in Baghdad. Among those present for the Nov. 10 meeting were, from left, Valene Hensgens, Jan Alleman, Trahan, Chapter Regent Desiree Casey, Kathy Richard and Wilda Stringer.
CROWLEY - On Nov. 10, members of the Acadia Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the home of Wilda Stringer.
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