Yesterday's News

ROD AND GUN CLUB HOLDS BARBECUE.

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Around 1950, a Rod and Gun Club Barbecue was held at the Lacassine National Wildlife Refuge. Pictured (from left) are Faye Prather, R. McMillan, Curtis Henderson, Mose Dejean, Earl Necessary and Maurice Caraway. Photo: “Jefferson Davis Parish: An Oral History”

FLU HITS SCHOOLS

THE JENNINGS DAILY NEWS

Emus evicted from Town of Welsh

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Mermentau bridge scarred by fire

THE JENNINGS DAILY NEWS

PARISH SEAT CELEBRATION

JENNINGS DAILY TIMES RECORD

RUSH MADE TO BUY DEFENSE STAMPS BONDS

JEFF DAVIS PARISH NEWS

In this undated photo

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In this undated photo is pictured a wagon used for hauling boilers from Jennings to Evangeline.

Museum dedicated in ceremonies Thursday

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THE JENNINGS DAILY NEWS

JENNINGS IS A CELERY COUNTRY

The soil of the Grand Marais, just west of Jennings, will produce a larger and higher grade of celery to the acre than even the far-famed Kalamazoo (Mich.) celery fields, according to Fritz Huber, the owner of the Jennings Nursery and one of the best posted and most practical horperts in the southwest.

INDIANS MEET EAGLES IN CLASS A SEMI FINALS FRIDAY

MORGAN CITY - Elton's "Mighty" Indians move into the state semifinals for the second consecutive year Friday night when they trek to Morgan City to clash with the Eagles of Central Catholic in the Class A football playoffs. Game time will be 7:30 p.m. with Morgan City High Stadium as the site.