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Year 151, No. 41 Rayville, La 1 Section, 6 Pages $1 Congressman dies from COVID-19 complications

Congressman-elect Luke the people of his home state, Letlow, 41, passed away working behind the scenes Dec. 29 at Ochsner-LSU for former Governor Bobby Health Shreveport due to Jindal and serving as chief complications from CO- of staff to Congressman VID-19. Ralph Abraham, who he was Letlow was admitted recently elected to succeed. into a Monroe hospital Dec. COVID-19 has taken Con- 19 after testing positive for gressman-elect Letlow from the coronavirus and was us far too soon. I am heart- transferred to Ochsner-LSU broken that he will not be Health Dec. 22 and placed able to serve our people as in intensive care. Letlow a U.S. Representative, but Special election slated for congressional seat Letlow is survived by his people of every walk of life. I am even more devastated wife, Julia Barnhill Letlow, Our family is so thankful for for his loving family. I hope A special election will be held March 20 to fi ll the 5th Congressional District seat Phd., and two young chil- the outpouring of support all of the people of Louisi- of the late Luke Letlow. Letlow, 41, had been elected to replace incumbent Con- dren. we have received, and will ana will join Donna and me gressman Ralph Abraham, R-Alto, who didn’t seek reelection to honor a three-term The family of the late work every day to honor his in praying for Congress- limit pledge he made in 2014. The special election would coincide with already Congressman-elect Luke memory and the legacy he man-elect Letlow’s family, scheduled spring elections on March 20 for the primary and April 24 for a runoff if Letlow has released a state- leaves behind.” especially his wife Julia and necessary. Qualifying for the election will be held Jan. 20-22. ment following his passing: A worship service giving their two children, his many “We are heartbroken to glory to God for Luke Let- friends and the people of the have lost Luke far too ear- low’s life was held at North 5th Congressional District. First COVID-19 vaccines ly, and with far too much Monroe Baptist Church Jan. Louisiana has lost more than promise, but we are im- 2, with a private family 7,300 people to COVID-19 mensely grateful for all that burial held at New Salem since March, and each one Luke achieved in a life de- Cemetery in Start. of them leaves a tremendous available in Richland fi ned by service to others Gov. John Bel Edwards hole in our state.” Louisiana began receiv- ready reached the assigned The vaccines will be and a steadfast commitment ordered fl ags to be fl own at Scott Franklin, speaking ing the fi rst very limited allotment of vaccines for available only for those in to making a real difference half staff on the day of Con- on behalf of the Richland doses of Moderna’s CO- this week and did not plan Phase 1B, Tier One: in this world. The incred- gressman-elect Letlow’s fu- Parish Chamber of Com- VID-19 vaccine which to be accepting any more • People who are 70 ible outpouring of support neral. merce, expressed the lossbecame available Jan. 4 at names for the list of vac- years of age and above; from across our community, “It is with heavy hearts the community feels at Let- 107 pharmacies across the cines until the beginning Home health services state, and country is a tes- that Donna and I offer our low’s death. state. of next week. patients and staff; tament to how many lives condolences to Congress- “It is impossible to de- In Richland Parish, the Those interested in get- • Ambulatory/outpa- Luke impacted through his man-elect Luke Letlow’s scribe the amount and sever- vaccine will be available at ting the vaccine and meet- tient health care personnel; friendship, leadership and family on his passing after a ity of loss experienced from Delhi Health Center Phar- ing the criteria to get it are • Residents, students genuine goodness. Luke battle with COVID-19,” Ed- the death of our good friend macy, 414 Broadway St., asked to call the pharmacy and staff of schools of al- had a servant’s heart, and wards said. “Congressman- and chamber board mem- Delhi. at 318-878-5104 next week lied health; and that was evident in every elect Letlow felt a calling However, as of Mon- to be added to the waiting conversation he had, with from a young age to serve Letlow, Page 3 day, the pharmacy had al- list. Vaccine, Page 3 Richland unemployment rate drops by 1 percent

Unemployment in Rich- state’s lowest unemploy- compared to November from 1,921,088 to 1,925,128 ment rates for Louisiana’s October, but up from 4.9 land Parish dropped a full ment at 4.5 percent in No- 2019, not seasonally adjust- in November 2020. When nine MSAs are as follows: percent in November 2019. percentage point in Novem- vember. St. Helena had the ed private sector employ- compared to November • Alexandria: 5.9 percent, • Lake Charles: 9.4 per- ber, according to fi gures re- highest rate at 12.2 percent. ment decreased by 87,600 2019, the number of not sea- down from 6.7 percent in cent, down from 11.7 per- leased last week by the Lou- Not seasonally adjusted jobs. sonally adjusted employed October, but up from 5.3 cent in October, but up from isiana Works Commission. nonfarm employment in- Louisiana’s not season- individuals decreased by percent in November 2019. 4.3 percent in November Richland’s unemploy- creased by 23,900 jobs from ally adjusted unemployment 79,783. • Baton Rouge: 7.1 per- 2019. ment rate fell from 7.9 1,884,500 in October 2020 rate for November 2020 is Since October 2020, cent, down from 8.0 percent • Monroe: 6.7 percent, percent in October to 6.9 to 1,908,400 jobs in Novem- 8.1 percent, a decrease of the number of not season- in October, but up from 4.5 down from 7.7 percent in percent in November. This ber 2020. When compared 1.1 percentage points from ally adjusted unemployed percent in November 2019. October, but up from 5.6 translates into 562 people to November 2019, not sea- October 2020’s revised not individuals decreased by • Hammond: 9.3 percent, percent in November 2019. looking for work in Novem- sonally adjusted nonfarm seasonally adjusted unem- 26,382 from 195,730 to down from 10.5 percent in • New Orleans: 9.8 per- ber, down from 660 in Octo- employment decreased by ployment rate of 9.2 per- 169,348 in November 2020. October, but up from 5.5 cent, down from 11.2 per- ber, but up from 544 a year 97,900 jobs. cent. The November 2019 When compared to No- percent in November 2019. cent in October, but up from ago. In all, 7,592 people Since October 2020, not unemployment rate was 5.0 vember 2019, the number • Houma: 6.7 percent, 4.6 percent in November were working in Richland seasonally adjusted pri- percent. of not seasonally adjusted down from 7.8 percent in 2019. in November, down from vate sector employment in- Since October 2020, the unemployed individuals in- October, but up from 4.6 • Shreveport: 7.8 percent, 7,660 in October and up creased by 23,700 jobs from number of not seasonally creased by 64,632. percent in November 2019. down from 8.9 percent in from 7,601 a year ago. 1,556,400 to 1,580,100 in adjusted employed indi- Not seasonally adjusted • Lafayette: 7.2 percent, October, but up from 5.4 LaSalle Parish had the November 2020. When viduals increased by 4,040 November 2020 unemploy- down from 8.2 percent in percent in November 2019. Delhi native’s book relates scripture to daily life

Richard Bullock hopes the collection of true life stories; “I was there from the age of “A mistake many people collection of stories in Joel’s some tragic, others light heart- seven until I was 18,” Richard make is not looking for, or miss- Hope will help others apply ed, but all will pull at your heart Bullock said. “When I left, I ing, the life application of each scripture to their daily lives. strings and help the reader ap- found out that my father had scripture,” he said. “The scrip- “It’s the fi rst book I’ve writ- ply the scripture to current life sent a check every month of tures were applicable when ten and probably the last,” Bull- situations. that 10 years to help pay for our originally inspired by God and ock said. “It started as some- Bullock spent this fi rst seven expenses.” are applicable today. We should thing I did for my children and years of his life growing up on Bullock’s father also visited simply allow the scriptures to I hope other people can gain his family’s 80-acre farm. His his sons in the home and kept in ‘speak’ to us in a way that the something from it as well. life changed when his mother touch in other ways. application will be obvious. My Bullock grew up in north left the family and moved to Bullock began writing down hope is that the central thought Louisiana, fi rst on a farm near Texas. His father, Joel Bullock, stories from his childhood as a of each devotional story in this Monticello Community and continued to try to make the way to remember them and book will help the reader do later in the Louisiana Baptistfarm work while taking care of preserve those memories for just that.” Children’s Home in Monroe. three boys, ages three, fi ve and his own family. Without the devotionals, the After that, he entered the mili- seven. “Then when the Covid-19 stories themselves will strike tary, earned a behavioral sci- Two years later, Bullock’s restrictions started, I was re- a chord with anyone who has ence degree from ULM, and mother sued for her equity in tired from the military and had grown up in north Louisiana. helped others through serving the farm’s value and his father all this time on my hands,” he Bullock’s style is clear and the as the operations manager of lost the farm. said. stories are entertaining as well the Louisiana Youth Challenge The result was that Joel Bullock began going as thought provoking. Programs. In the early 1980’s, Bullock no longer felt he couldthrough the stories, identifying Joel’s Hope can be ordered Bullock served as the minister adequately care for his three a central life lesson for each, from Amazon.com or west- of music and youth at Boeuf sons while trying to earn a liv- fi nding Biblical scriptures that bowpress.com, or purchased River Baptist Church. ing and he placed them in the fi t each of the life lessons, andat the Depot Marketplace in His book, Joel’s Hope, is a children’s home in June 1960. adding devotionals. Delhi.

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D.C. In 2003, Luke gradu- in youth activities at Start Parker, Nial Patel, Daniel ary 12, 1945 in Rayville CURTIS RAY ated from Louisiana Tech Baptist Church and most Raymond, Drew Smith, and passed away Tuesday, COX University, where he earned recently enjoyed being an Lee Thomason and Trey December 22, 2020 in Riv- a bachelor’s degree in Com- active member of Covenant Williams. erview, FL. Funeral services for puter Information Systems Presbyterian Church in Memorials may be made Mr. Sam was a veteran Curtis Ray Cox, 28, of and served as chairman of Monroe, Louisiana. to the Luke Letlow Family with the U.S. Army. He was Rayville, were held Tues- the Louisiana Tech College Luke is survived by Trust, where all the pro- a member of Bell Shoals day, January 5, 2021 at Republicans and the Loui- his wife, Dr. Julia Barn- ceeds will benefi t the wifeChurch of Christ and for- the Brown-Holley Funeral siana Federation of College hill Letlow; son Jeremiah and children of Luke Let- mer member of the Jackson Chapel, Rayville, with Bro. Republicans. John Letlow; and daughter low. Checks can be mailed Street Church of Christ for Chris Crawford offi ciating. As a young college Jacqueline Taylor Letlow. to P.O. Box 538, Rayville, 45 years. Interment followed in graduate, Luke served on In addition to his parents, LA 71269. Mr. Sam is preceded in the Bethel Cemetery, Holly LUKE JOSHUA Congressman John Cook- Johnny and Dianne Let- Please send online con- death by his son, Chris Ste- Ridge. LETLOW sey’s staff and later on the low, he is survived by his dolences to the family phenson; parents, Annie and Curtis was born Febru- Congressman-elect Congressman and Gover- grandmother, Mary Taylor, at www.kilpatrickfuneral- Samuel Clinton Stephenson; ary 7, 1992 in Fort Hood, Luke Joshua Letlow, from nor Bobby Jindal’s staff. and his brothers, Paul Let- homes.com. and his siblings, Mary Ann TX, and passed away Sat- Start, Louisiana, passed In 2013, Luke and Julia low and Matt Letlow, along McIntyre, Charlie Benjamin urday, January 2, 2021 in away from complications moved to Denver, Colora- with their spouses and chil- Stephenson and John ‘J.T.’ Delhi. due to COVID-19 on De- do, where he worked in the dren. Stephenson. Condolences may be cember 29, 2020. oil and gas industry before He was predeceased by Survivors include his left at brownholleyfuneral- returning to Louisiana to his paternal grandparents, wife of 56 years, Jackie He was born to Johnny homes.com. and Dianne Letlow on De- run Dr. Ralph Abraham’s John and Janet Letlow, and Phillips Stephenson of Riv- cember 6, 1979, in Rich- 2014 campaign for Con- his materal grandfather, erview, FL; son, Brandon ROBERT NATHANIEL land Parish, Louisiana. gress. Luke then served as Richard Taylor. Stephenson and wife, Jen- Two of Luke’s favorite Congressman Abraham’s A worship service giving nifer of Apollo Beach, FL; O’NEAL JR. phrases were “win the day” chief of staff for his six glory to God for Luke Let- grandchildren, Gatlin Ste- Graveside services for years in offi ce. In 2020,low’s life was held at North phenson, Charlie Stephen- and “go, fi ght, win,” and he Robert Nathaniel O’Neal did win big in his forty-one Luke launched a success- Monroe Baptist Church on son, Brittany Stephenson, Jr., 60, of Rayville, were years. ful bid for the 5th Congres- Saturday, January 2, 2021, and Brileigh Stephenson; held Saturday, January Recently, Luke’s wife, sional District seat and was with a private family burial SAMUEL CARLISLE sisters, Pearl Belles and hus- 2, 2021 at the McKnight Julia, lovingly shared a scheduled to be sworn into held at New Salem Ceme- STEPHENSON band, Russ and Carolyn Sue Cemetery, Holly Ridge, tribute after he won the the United States House of tery in Start. Services were Funeral services for Sam- McGough; and his brother, with Bro. Waymon Swain Louisiana 5th Congressio- Representatives on January under the direction of Kil- uel Carlisle ‘Sam’ Stephen- Glen Stephenson and wife, nal district race. In talking 3, 2021. patrick Funeral Homes of son, 75, of Riverview, FL, Juanita. and Bro. Buddy Frost offi - about God’s sovereignty Luke met his wife, Ju- Monroe. Masks and social Pallbearers were Dan Da- ciating under the direction formerly of West Monroe, of Brown-Holley Funeral over Luke’s life, she stated, lia, in high school. With distancing were required were held Thursday, De- vis, Tony Seals, Russ Belles, Home, Rayville. “Before I formed you in the the foundation of a strong for attendance. cember 31, 2020 at the Jack- Chuck Bronson, Kenneth Robert was born Feb- womb I knew you, before friendship, they developed Pallbearers honoring son Street Church of Christ, Childress and Wayne Allen. ruary 22, 1960 and passed you were born, I set you a deep and abiding love for Luke were Congressman Monroe, with Bro. Don De- Honorary pallbearers each other and married on Ralph Abraham, Congress- were Galtin Stephenson and away Tuesday, December apart” (Jeremiah 1:5 NIV). Lukie and Bro. Terry Ware April 27, 2013. The couple man Garret Graves, Andrew Charlie Stephenson. 29, 2020, in Rayville. Luke was beloved all offi ciating. over the state for his ser- was blessed with a son Bautsch, Joseph Bratton, Interment followed Condolences may be Condolences may be vant’s heart and peaceful Jeremiah, born September Kyle Bruyninckx, Brandon in the Reagan Cemetery, left at brownholleyfuneral- left at brownholleyfuneral- nature. He had a gift of 21, 2017, and a daughter, Burris, Scott Franklin, Ter- Baskin, under the direction homes.com. homes.com. bringing people from every Jacqueline, born January rence Ginn, Mel Landry, of Brown-Holley Funeral walk of life together, and he 9, 2020. Luke always said Marshall Letlow, Matt Let- Home, Rayville. was happiest when listen- his greatest calling on this low, Paul Letlow, Bradley Mr. Sam was born Janu- ing to fellow Louisianan’s earth was to be a husband stories. and father. Luke went to Start El- Luke also had a passion RAYVILLE SELF STORAGE ementary and later graduat- for history and genealogy. 728-5949 or 318-417-0136 ed from Ouachita Christian His favorite pastime was to research his beloved Rich- School in 1998. Luke’s pas- Regular & sion for politics emerged land Parish’s origins and Climate Control when, as a fi fth-grader, hewrite blog posts of his fi nd- ings. was chosen to place the 24 Hour Camera Security wreath on the tomb of the His faith in Christ guid- unknown soldier during ed Luke’s life. In his young- 608 Julia St. er years, he participated a fi eld trip to Washington (Across from Rayville Police Dept.)

ASSEMBLY OF GOD DUNN BAPTIST RANKIN CHAPEL AFRICAN RICHLAND UNITED METHODIST EPISCOPAL PENTECOSTAL FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1474 Hwy. 80 • Delhi Jesus answered, “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but 35 McGowen Ln. • 728-6944 878-5802 on every word that comes from the mouth of God.’” Robert S. Boyd • 728-9700 Epps Road Rayville • Pastor Mike Pastor Bernard C. MATTHEW 4:4 (NIV) RAYVILLE UNITED Ricky Long, Min. Jackson Duchesne, Jr. METHODIST EASTSIDE BAPTIST MANGHAM ASSEMBLY MT. ZION BAPTIST ROBINSON BAPTIST ST. THERESA CATHOLIC EPISCOPAL 401 Louisa • Rayville PRESBYTERIAN 102 Horn Rd. • Rayville Possom Trail • Delhi 1308 Ferguson Rd. • Delhi 207 Main St.• Delhi Mike Palermo, 728-4853 OF GOD ST. DAVID’S EPISCOPAL 614-7372 878-9357 Clyde Piercy, Pastor 878-3484 115 Railroad Ave. • 248-2365 ST. PETER A.M.E. DELHI PRESBYTERIAN Pastor David Mosely Chris Crawford, Pastor 878-3229 Father Phillip Pazhayakari 236 Louisa• Rayville NEW BETHAL BAPTIST 108 May St. • Delhi PCA FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST 728-2367 NEW BEGINNINGS 428 Hwy 3048 START BAPTIST William Baldridge, Min. 878-8331 Main St.• Delhi • 878-2358 102 Cartlidge Rd. • 728-9226 Ira Bradley, Min. • 728-2631 728-4695 Rev. Walter E. Lawson WORSHIP CENTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Paul Lipe, Min. Hwy 584 • Delhi • 578-0652 FIRST BAPTIST NEW FELLOWSHIP ST. PAUL BAPTIST Hwy. 856 • Archibald LITTLE CREEK UNITED RAYVILLE PRESBYTERIAN Matthew LaCaze, Pastor FULL GOSPEL METHODIST 802 Martin Luther King Drive BAPTIST Hwy. 80 • Girard • 728-6353 Travis Arrant, Min. 216 Julia • Rayville • Rayville • 728-4094 START ASSEMBLY OF GOD 326 Barfield Rd. • Delhi ST. PETER’S ROCK ABUNDANT LIFE Archibald • Jimmy Wilkins 728-2285 Pastor Vernon Foy CHURCH OF CHRIST 9 Russell Rd. • 728-4612 Pastor Daniel Dixon MISSIONARY BAPTIST Hwy. 80 • Crew Lake MANGHAM UNITED Rev. John C. Albright 611 Main St.• Delhi Pastor Renita Hemphill GOOD HOPE BAPTIST NEW LIGHT BAPTIST 2558 Hwy 583 • Rayville 728-3115 METHODIST 878-2l41 OTHER 132 Golson Rd. • Delhi Mangham 728-0298 Shirley Davidson, Pastor 508 Main St.• Mangham BAPTIST 878-3777 Aaron Davidson, Jr., Min. Otis Bowman, Minister APOSTOLIC VICTORY Cecil Gregory, Pastor FULL GOSPEL 290-1065 • Jimmy Wilkins ALTO BAPTIST Gary Lynch, Minister CHURCH OF CHRIST TABERNACLE NEW PROSPECT BAPTIST TURKEY CREEK BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH SHADY GROVE A.M.E. Dr. Alan Miller, Pastor 313 Main St. • Mangham GREATER PILGRIMS Hwy. 80 • Delhi • 878-9928 604 Vaughn • Delhi • 37 Berry Rd • Rayville Bear Skin Community, Epps 1520 Hwy. 132 • Mangham 614-8585 REST BAPTIST 878-9942 334-7408 ANTIOCH #1 BAPTIST J.B. Bell, Min. • 926-5336 UNION VALLEY Pastor Darrell Ranell Stacy Givens, Pastor 331 Hwy 852 • Rayville #2 Austin Rd., Mangham MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST R. L. Berry, Pastor 728-9300 NEWTON BAPTIST BEE BAYOU FAITH Pastor Tommy Hunter Rev. Lionel Robinon, Pastor 263 Cook Rd.• Delhi 200 Pine St. • 728-2405 CHURCH HEBERT FULL GOSPEL CHAPEL HARMONY BAPTIST 728-5493 Jerry Lee ANTIOCH #2 BAPTIST 196 McHand Dr. PENTACOSTAL 232 Temple Rd. • Rayville CHURCH Eugene Young, Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST 75 Sullivan Rd. • Columbia 42 Antioch Rd • Rayville Delhi • 878-2183 Christy Dunn, Pastor Dee Temple, Pastor •728- Pastor Keith Evans 1226 Hwy 132 • Delhi Marvin Reiger, Pastor UNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Cotton & Jewel • 728-5183 BETHAL PENTECOSTAL 0118 728-4047 Scott “Scottie” Gray, Pastor Hwy. 17 S.• Delhi • 878-8363 Wayne Edwards, Min. HOUSE OF GRACE NORTH CENTRAL BAPTIST 110 Spencer St. • Rayville CHRIST WAY COMMUNITY Larry Walters, Min. Hwy. 17 N.• Delhi • 878-5492 ARCHIBALD BAPTIST HEGWOOD GROVE Central Community • Delhi E.H. Johnson, Pastor CHURCH BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD Roger Temple, Pastor Brandon Penton Pastor Eddie Fuller WARDEN BAPTIST 281-4249 404 Madeline St. • Rayville LIVING WATER Epps • Anthony Stuart, Warden • C.S. Cascio, Min. DUNN CHURCH OF GOD BIBLE WAY PENTECOSTAL Tom Franks, Pastor BEREAN BAPTIST Pastor ORANGE HILL BAPTIST REVIVAL CENTER CHURCH WELCOME HOME BAPTIST Dunn • 318-488-1213 904 Pine St. • 728-2129 JESUS HOUSE OF PRAYER River Rd. • 728-6862 4974 Hwy. 80 W. • Rayville 422 Madeline St. • Rayville HOLLY GROVE BAPTIST Hebert Wendell Prince, Pastor 113 Rundell Loop Rd. • Delhi PILGRIM REST #2 Danny Parker, Pastor DELHI ABUNDANT LIFE Old Mangham Rd. • 728- WEST NEW HOME RAYVILLE CHURCH OF Rex Robertson, Sr., Pastor BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY BAPTIST NEW BEGINNINGS 406 E. College St. • Delhi 3133 BAPTIST GOD 878-1946 Hwy. 183, 5.5 mi. N/Holly 100 Church • 728-3085 TABERNACLE, INC. Archie Harrell, Minister Hwy. 137 • 728-6608 NEW BEGINNINGS Ridge HOLLY RIDGE BAPTIST 728-3865 FIRST UNITED PINE HILL BAPTIST Jimmy Pelley, Pastor 11 Cabuck Lane • Rayville CHRISTIAN MINISTRY Holly Ridge • 728-2338 WESTSIDE BAPTIST Carolyn Sue Day, Pastor PENTECOSTAL BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Brick Yard St. • 728-2247 204 Morgan St. • Rayville Four Forks LONE CHERRY BAPTIST Hwy. 80 W. • Delhi • 878- SHADY GROVE CHURCH TABERNACLE PLEASANT GROVE #1 OF GOD 728-3910 Mangham 5109 6045 Hwy 17 • Delhi BOEUF RIVER BAPTIST BAPTIST METHODIST Harold McCoy, Pastor Doyle Adams, Pastor WOODLAWN BAPTIST Good Rd. • 728-3924 878-3489 John Cleveland, Min. 157 Pilgrim Rd.• Rayville Raymond Agent, Pastor Rev. Shane Lester NEW BEGINNINGS 728-2785 MACEDONIA BAPTIST 306 Oak Dr. • 728-2131 CREW LAKE UNITED 728-6105 Charles Ellzey, Pastor WOOLEN LAKE CHURCH FAITH MINISTERIES Pearl St. • Rayville METHODIST FIRST UNITED CALVARY BAPTIST Bobby Harris, Pastor OF GOD 112 McCaa • Rayville 728-4062 ZEBEDEE BAPTIST Hwy. 133 •, Start • 341-7090 PENTECOSTAL Hwy. 576 • Mangham PLEASANT GROVE 728-7071 774 Burke Rd., Rayville Hwy. 561 • Hebert Marshall Sevier Hwy. 80 E. • 729-4219 Jeremy Bullock, Pastor BAPTIST Beverly Ricard, Pastor MANGHAM BAPTIST Wayne Parker, Pastor • Rev. Stacy Thomas, Pastor Mangham • 248-2634 Hwy. 80 • Rayville • 728-6105 CHURCH OF GOD DELHI UNITED METHODIST TRUCKER’S CHRISTIAN CEDAR BAPTIST 728-5588 GLAD TIDINGS Rick Aultman, Min. IN CHRIST 715 Main St.• Delhi 878-2147 CHAPEL Archibald • 248-3107 RAYVILLE BAPTIST NEW ZION BAPTIST Ted Fine, Pastor 409 Railroad • Mangham Brother Mickey Alexander CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP 103 Jasper St. • Rayville MIDWAY BAPTIST 5 Adcock Road • Rayville DELHI CHURCH OF GOD Bill Nash, Pastor 1222 Rosa • Rayville • IN CHRIST HAMLETT TEMPLE C.M.E. John White, Pastor •728-882l CLOUD CREEK BAPTIST George Rd. • 728-5119 Tom Baker, Pastor 318-477-0132 319 First St.• Delhi • 878- 728-7228 CATHOLIC 609 Louisiana St. • 878-9905 406 Scott St. • 728-2359 VICTORY COMMUNITY 2121 MT. CALVARY BAPTIST Rev. Wilbert Saucer, Pastor Booker Burkhalter, Jr., Pastor MT. PLEASANT CHURCH Gerald Smith, Pastor River Rd. • 728-5238 SACRED HEART CATHOLIC FAITH CHURCH OF GOD HOLLY RIDGE UNITED 1737 Hwy. 17, Epps 926- Hwy. 132 • Mangham Richard Robinson, Pastor RAYVILLE FIRST BAPTIST 716 Francis St.• Rayville IN CHRIST METHODIST 3986 DELHI FIRST BAPTIST 728-2445 MT. ZION BAPTIST Dr. Eddie Wren, Pastor 203 Eugene St. • Rayville Off I-20 • 334-5743 Delhi • 878-3724 Father Phillip Pazhayakari Jeff Coleman, Pastor 410 Francis • 728-4841 728-3231 728-6766 Dellie Hicks, Pastor

The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA – January 7, 2021 -- Page 3 Rayville man loses life in one-vehicle crash A fatal crash took the life Jan. 2. This crash killed Gowan Road. For reasons juries and was pronounced effective way to protect every person in a vehicle, of a Rayville man Jan. 2. 28-year-old Curtis Cox of still under investigation, dead. A toxicology sample yourself during a vehicle regardless of seating po- Louisiana State Police Rayville. Cox’s vehicle traveled off was obtained and submitted crash. Failure to take a few sition, to be properly re- Troop F responded to a fa- The initial investiga- the roadway and struck a for analysis. seconds to buckle up can strained day or night. tal crash on McGowan Road tion revealed a 2020 Toyota tree. This crash remains under have devastating conse- In 2021, Troop F has in- west of Louisiana Highway Camry, driven by Cox, was Cox, who was unre- investigation. quences. vestigated one fatal crashes 855 shortly after 1:30 p.m. traveling westbound on Mc- strained, sustained fatal in- Buckling up is the most Louisiana law requires resulting in one death. Local hospice works to improve care for veterans It may surprise many As a We Honor Veter- tions that demonstrate a more peaceful ending. And an-centric care to the Veter- a secure, online donation, people to learn that 25 per- ans Partner, Crossroads systematic commitment to in cases where there might an patients they serve. They please visit www.wehonor- cent of those who die every Hospice will implement improving care for veter- be some specifi c needs re- understand how a veteran’s veterans.org. year in the U.S. are veter- ongoing veteran-centered ans. “Partners” can assess lated to the veteran’s mili- military service, combat ex- “VA shares a common ans. education for their staff and their ability to serve vet- tary service, combat expe- perience or other traumatic goal with our nation’s hos- To help provide care and volunteers to help improve erans and, using resources rience or other traumatic events, could impact their pices and that is to provide support that refl ect the im- the care they provide to provided as part of the events, Crossroads Hospice end-of-life experience.” the best possible care spe- portant contributions made the veterans they proudly campaign, integrate best will fi nd tools to help sup- The resources of We cifi cally tailored for vet- by these men and women, serve. The nation is seeing practices for providing end- port those they are caring Honor Veterans focus on erans, meeting their goals Crossroads Hospice has many of the veterans who of-life care to veterans into for. respectful inquiry, com- of care in their preferred become a national partner served in World War II and their organization. By rec- “We thank Crossroads passionate listening, and setting. As we focus on of We Honor Veterans, a Korean pass away—and the ognizing the unique needs Hospice, LLC for partner- grateful acknowledgment, working together and unite pioneering campaign devel- number of deaths of Viet- of our nation’s veterans ing in the We Honor Veter- coupled with Veteran-cen- our services and skills, We oped by National Hospice nam Veterans is beginning who are facing a life-limit- ans program,” says NHP- tric education of health care Honor Veterans will chan- and Palliative Care Organi- to rise. ing illness, Crossroads Hos- CO President and CEO Edo staff caring for Veterans. nel our combined strengths zation in collaboration with The We Honor Veterans pice is better able to accom- Banach. “We Honor Veter- To learn more about We directly to veterans - wher- the Department of Veterans campaign provides tiered pany and guide Veterans ans partners are committed Honor Veterans or to sup- ever they are receiving Affairs. recognition to organiza- and their families toward a to providing quality veter- port this important work via care,” added Banach. Police Report Wildlife and Fisheries

The Rayville Police De- • •• •• • • • partment made the follow- The Rayville Police Rayville Police Chief offers aquatic training ing arrests for the week of Department issued a to- stated we Willie Robinson A new year brings new If you cannot make this Dec. 20-27. should continue to pray for fi sheries management and tal of 15 traffi c citations opportunities with the Lou- more. All attendees will particular workshop but this week. That number our town, parish, state and • Chazmon Reynolds, isiana Department of Wild- be provided with lesson have a group of people in- 20, 229 Church St., Ray- includes six for speeding country. plans and activity guides terested in taking this train- ville; remaining after for- and one each for switched “May God continue to life and Fisheries fi shing programs. for grades K-12, as well as ing together, please contact bidden, failure to appear on license plate, driving un- shower His blessings on all LDWF is hosting free additional educational ma- Heather David at (225) trespassing and damage to der suspension, failure to of you,” he said. Aquatic Volunteer Instruc- terials. 763-5415 or at hdavid@ property greater than $300. secure registration, no in- Chief Robinson asks tor workshops beginning After completing the wlf.la.gov. The LDF staff 32, 11 surance, failure to yield that we all be mindful of • Latrail Seals, this month. With respect to can come to your area and Cherry Drive, Rayville; with an accident, leaving the law and consider others fi ve-hour workshop and social distancing and sani- passing a background set up a private workshop failure to appear on simple the scene of an accident, during the new year. tizing, workshops will be check, volunteers will for you and your group. battery, simple battery, re- improper lane change, fol- “It is always best to do led by LDWF biologists have access to the equip- LDWF’s Aquatic Vol- sisting arrest and disobedi- lowing too close and fail- everything decent and in and attendees will have the ment necessary to teach unteer Instructor Program ure to report an accident. order,” he said. ence to a police offi cer. opportunity to learn about these topics to others. For is hosted in conjunction fi shing and other fi shery- example, if you’ve always with the Louisiana Wildlife related topics. wanted to host your own and Fisheries Foundation. From Page 1 Letlow Through LDWF’s fi shing clinic for youth, The LWFF was formed to Aquatic Volunteer Instruc- but didn’t have the mate- provide a means for indi- -ber Luke Letlow,” Frank- our sincere appreciation to succeed. I know that as a tor Program, volunteers rials and resources to run viduals and corporations to lin said. “Luke was an in- all of our members for their U.S. Representative for the will gain the knowledge one, then this is your solu- become partners with the tegral part of our formation tremendous outpouring of 5th Congressional District, and skills necessary to tion! We can provide fi sh- Department and Commis- effort, always putting aside heartfelt condolences and he would have served the teach youth about fi shinging rods with basic tackle, sion in the responsibility personal gain for the bet- prayers to our organization people of Louisiana and and fi sheries managementa knot tying kit, arts and of conserving Louisiana’s terment of our community. and Luke’s friends. Please our agricultural communi- subjects. The workshop of- crafts activities and more. wildlife and fi sheries re- Surprisingly, considering continue to pray for his ties extremely well. Please fered through this program Aquatic VIP 2021 Work- sources. his career path, Luke was family.” pray for the Letlow fam- is perfect for teachers, shops will be held Jan. 23 The Fisheries Extension never a grandstander on Lt. Governor Billy Nun- ily, especially his wife and Scout leaders, homeschool- in Baton Rouge, Feb. 27 Outreach Program fosters our board. He never insert- gesser also expressed his two young children. Also, ers, and anyone who enjoys in Metairie, March 14 in responsible, licensed an- ed politics in our plans for sadness regarding Letlow’s please pray for everyone fi shing and the outdoors. Woodworth and March 20 glers by organizing com- the chamber, because he death. suffering from this virus The workshop is open in Houma. munity fi shing events and knew that wasn’t what we “I am so shocked and and the many families who to all and attendees will To fi nd out more in- developing opportunities needed from him. He was saddened to hear of the have lost loved ones as a receive the training neces- formation and to sign for anglers to participate in a clear thinker that listened passing of Congressman- result.” sary to become a volunteer up, please visit: lwff.gal- the conservation of Loui- far more than he talked, Elect, Luke Letlow,” Nun- These thoughts were instructor, a vital ally in axydigital.com/ or www. siana’s aquatic resources. something I certainly could gesser said. “Cher and my echoed by Louisiana Farm LDWF’s efforts to increase wlf.louisiana.gov/ldwf- The program promotes improve upon myself. prayers go out to Luke’s Bureau president Jim fi shing participation and volunteer-programs. awareness of the Sport “I think I can speak for family, friends, and col- Harper. wise utilization of natural For any questions about Fish Restoration Program, all of our board by saying leagues. He was a champi- “Luke had a bright fu- resources across Louisi- the Aquatic Volunteer In- which utilizes angler sup- that we are all lost. Beyond on for all of Louisiana who ture ahead of him and was ana. Topics and activities structor Program, contact port to help ensure the fu- include knot tying, casting Heather David at (225) the tragedy of it all, this had such a bright future ready to carry the torch for ture of recreational fi shing 763-5415 or at hdavid@ in Louisiana for genera- was supposed to be a mo- ahead of him. Even at just agriculture as my represen- skills, basic fi shing tech- wlf.la.gov. tions to come. ment of hope for the future 41 years old, he touched tative in Congress,” Harper niques, fi sh identifi cation, for Richland Parish. Now the lives of so many in our said. “Having grown up we are left to wonder what state and will be sorely in Start, he never forgot From Page 1 could have been. I don’t missed by us all.” his roots in farming. Luke Vaccine know whether we will ever “I am deeply saddened worked hard for Louisi- • People being treated vaccinated. Do not arrive cine distribution effort in get over losing Luke, but to learn of the passing of ana’s farmers and ranchers for end stage renal disease at a location without an ap- Louisiana. that’s not necessarily a bad Congressman-elect Luke as chief of staff for Con- (patients on dialysis). pointment. As more vaccines be- thing. Letlow from the rural com- gressman Ralph Abraham, LDH has published the These 107 pharmacies come available from the “His vision for our fu- munity of Start, Louisiana often taking calls from list of participating phar- — 45 chain pharmacies CDC, more individuals and ture isn’t something that Department of Agriculture Louisiana Farm Bureau macies, along with their and 62 independent phar- groups will be offered a was formed in the cam- and Forestry Commis- volunteer leaders to learn locations and contact in- macies — represent 51 vaccination throughout the paign, but crafted over a sioner Mike Strain said fi rsthand the issues impor- formation, on its website: parishes and all nine public state. lifetime living in small Wednesday. “I worked tant to them,” Harper said. covidvaccine.la.gov. health regions of the state. The goal is to provide town rural Louisiana. It with him on agricultural is- “Debbie and I pray for his Eligible residents must The Louisiana Depart- everyone with the oppor- is our duty to move for- sues when he served under wife, Julia, their two young contact a participating ment of Health is coordi- tunity to get vaccinated ward with everything we former Governor Bobby children, Luke’s parents pharmacy and make an ap- nating the COVID-19 vac- against COVID. had hoped and dreamed for Jindal and as chief of staff and all who knew and loved pointment at the pharmacy. long ago. for Congressman Ralph him. 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Democrats call ‘white, Christian nationalists’ national security threat

“As a patriot- radical BLM ic Christian, you members? He absolutely have said his life has a target on your been threatened back.” by those groups more than once Demo- in the past year. crat “As a patriot- A Politi- Catherine ic Christian, you cal Action Com- Mortensen absolutely have mittee advising a target on your Joe Biden and his tran- back,” Gibson said. sition team calls “white So, what can we do? Christian nationalists” a “We stop being afraid threat to national secu- and we trust god,” Gib- rity and recommends the son said. “It’s a time for federal government cre- prayer, but it’s also a time ate “de-radicalization” for action.” He called on programs. The Secular church leaders to rise Democrats of America up and push back on the PAC prepared a report madness of the radical for Biden that outlines a Left. roadmap to “boldly re- “Obviously, I am a store a vision of constitu- peaceful man,” Gibson Time for another Person of the Year tional secularism.” said. “I follow the Prince “The rise of white of Peace. But I don’t here was stowed the award This is the first awardcording given to Editor-in-Chief, Christian nationalism is a think we can just lay a time in to genocidal dic- to a party’s presidential and Edward Felsenthal, the pair national security threat,” down all of our rights and TAmerica tators like Adolph vice-presidential ticket. was chosen for “chang- read the document. “We let them run rough shod when the three Hitler and Joseph The choice did not im- ing the American story, for recommend you: encour- over us.” broadcast televi- Stalin, who won press many media critics. showing that the forces of age the Department of Americans for Lim- sion networks en- twice, as well as Fox News contributor Joe empathy are greater than Homeland Security and ited Government (ALG) joyed a monopoly religious zeal- Concha called the selection the furies of division, for Department of Justice to President Rick Manning and the major ots like Ruhol- “laughable” and said that sharing a vision of healing newspapers such Jeff lah Khomeini. they were chosen “because in a grieving world.” dedicate resources to de- echoes Gibson’s views. Crouere radicalization programs “This is a defining- mo as the Washington The award has that was the politically This justification is - ri aimed at hate groups, in- ment in America. We Post and the New also been given to correct thing to do and be- diculous, for Biden is a cluding, but not limited must choose a side. Ei- York Times were extreme- hardened communist dic- cause it’s what their read- 50-year politician, who to, white nationalists; ther you support religious ly powerful. During that tators like Nikita Khrush- ers wanted from a comfort has become a puppet of the increase monitoring of liberty or you support time, weekly magazines chev, Yuri Andropov, and food perspective.” Concha far-left. While President such groups, including secularism. Either you were also popular and con- Deng Xiaoping who won believed that the country’s Trump was forging peace the online environment, support the free markets, sidered must reading. twice. courageous healthcare deals and leading a tremen- and take action to address or you support socialism. For decades, Time Mag- Eventually, Time Maga- workers providing treat- dous economic recovery, increased hate crimes to- Either you support law- azine was quite influential zine adopted the title of ment to Covid-19 patients Biden spent most of the ward minority faith com- and-order or you support in our country. Every year, “Person of the Year” for deserved the award instead. presidential campaign hid- munities; and shift rheto- chaos and anarchy.” the magazine would award their award, bowing to Time Magazine could ing in his basement. His ric to label violent white Manning encourages their “Man of the Year” or pressure from the forces of have chosen the pharma- running mate ran a hor- nationalist extremists as all patriots to stay en- “Woman of the Year.” political correctness. ceutical company execu- rible presidential campaign terrorists.” gaged. “We must fight Readers truly looked In recent years, Time tives who oversaw the de- and was unimpressive in Pastor Brian Gibson on to save our country,” forward to this year-end Magazine has become velopment of Covid-19 her stint as a candidate for of Amarillo, Texas says Manning said. “We can- announcement, probably even more progressive as vaccines, the members of vice-president. these tactics are clas- not get discouraged and not realizing the left-wing its readership has dwin- the Coronavirus Task Force Neither of these parti- sic Marxism where “you let the other side win.” tilt of the magazine. As ev- dled. The 2019 “Person of or especially President san Democrats showed any project what you are do- Gibson said he gets idence, the award winners the Year” was young envi- Donald Trump. He was the ability to heal America or ing onto those who don’t frustrating when he sees have often been Democrat ronmental activist and cli- one who provided the lead- bridge the political divide. have your values – it uninformed social media Presidents like Harry Tru- mate crusader Greta Thun- ership for Operation Warp While pushing a far-left has been done again and posts by “twenty-years man, Bill Clinton, Barack berg. This choice certainly Speed that spurred the de- agenda including a modi- again throughout history who don’t understand Obama, and Lyndon John- pleased the liberal elitists, velopment of the fastest fied Green New Deal, tax with every Marxist-driv- Christian theology or son, who each won the while having little impact vaccine production in the increases, supporting the en regime in the word.” American history who award twice and Franklin on average Americans who history of the world. Paris Climate Accord, re- Gibson takes offense cry, ‘Oh, the merger of Delano Roosevelt, who were probably either un- Instead of distinguished suming the Iranian nuclear at the characterization Christianity and nation- won three times. In addi- aware or unimpressed by award recipients, the mag- deal and granting amnesty of himself and many of alism, that’s terrible. Or tion, John F. Kennedy, and her activism. azine chose to engage in for illegal aliens, neither his fellow Christians. “It loving your nation, you Jimmy Carter both won the For 2020, the award was left-wing politics. The edi- Biden nor Harris expressed is racist and bigoted and can’t be like that.’ I want award once. given to both former Vice tors claimed the winners any “empathy” for middle- then to call us ‘national- to remind them that there Time Magazine has also President Joe Biden and his were worthy because they class Americans who are ists’ is outrageous. We is no sin loving Jesus and made some very question- running mate, U.S. Senator served as a major contrast are talking about people loving your nation. They able decisions and be- Kamala Harris (D-CA). to President Trump. Ac- Crouere, Page 5 who love their country. are two separate things. And for that we are a Jesus is my Savior, but I threat? I think it reveals still love my country. It Convincing people you rigged an election who the bigots really is not a sin to love your are and who the security country.” f you do 4. Nominate the 11. Make sure that your ditional funding. threats really are.” As for the “de-radi- all of these oldest, least coher- candidate has relatively During early voting and Gibson, who is an calization programs” the Ithings, your ent major party few people watching his on Election Day, do the fol- outspoken advocate for Biden transition team is candidate may be candidate in his- social media events. lowing: religious freedom, ques- considering, it is likely declared the win- tory. 12. Organize the worst 22. Ensure that voter tions why the document a new administration ner; but you can 5. Nominate a national convention (by a turnout during a pandemic doesn’t target Antifa or Mortensen, Page 5 rest assured that career politician major party) in history. is fantastic – the best since doubts and resent- who has accom- 13. Make sure your can- more than 100 years ago ment will linger Richlard plished virtually didate spends most of his when we had fewer states for years. McCarty nothing after fivetime in his basement and and a much smaller popu- If, for some bi- decades in govern- attends few events. lation. The Richland Beacon-News zarre reason, you would ment. 14. Organize the most On election night, do like for your candidate’s 6. Nominate a candidate boring campaign events the following: 603 Louisa St./P.O. Box 209 • Rayville, LA 71269 apparent victory to be who knowingly and will- imaginable in empty fields,23. Have election of- PHONE: 318-728-2250 • FAX: 318-728-5991 widely viewed as ille- ingly hung out with rac- back yards, and parking ficials tell observers that gitimate, there are many ists and even eulogized a lots. they are done counting bal- Periodicals Postage Paid at Rayville, LA 71269 Send address changes to Postmaster: things you can do. Based former KKK leader while 15. 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Crouere From Page 4 struggling through this ep- oughly documented by the idemic. In fact, Biden and Media Research Center, Remembering our past... Harris want to extend the which regularly monitors Covid-19 lockdown and the evening news pro- make economic conditions grams of the three major even more diffi cult for av- broadcast networks. erage Americans. During the 2020 presi- This choice shows the dential election, the cov- type of arrogance that ex- erage of President Trump ists at Time Magazine. was 92% negative, while Fortunately, Americans are the coverage of former deserting Time Magazine, Vice President Biden was just like the other estab- incredibly soft and mostly lished liberal media outlets positive. in print, broadcast televi- The softball media cov- sion and cable television. erage will certainly per- The Toney In the last few years, the sist. To the liberal media, magazine’s print circula- Biden is their “Person of Family tion has dropped signifi the- Year,” while Trump cantly. By June of 2018, it is clearly their enemy. had fallen to 2.3 million, Hopefully, this outrageous This photograph from Jerry an amazing 33% loss in double standard will result Calloway’s collection was just one year. in ratings that continue to taken around 1916 some- where in north Louisiana. Surely, this loss of in- plummet and infl uence fl uence for Time Magazine that continues to diminish Shown are Calloway’s will continue for the fore- as Americans reject media grandparents, George and seeable future. entities that have no regard Ida (Conrad) Toney, his mother Mellie and his little Hopefully, Americans for the truth. uncle Buddy. will continue to demand more media diversity and Jeff Crouere is a native reward outlets that pub- New Orleanian and his lish objective information, award winning program, as opposed to progressive “Ringside Politics,” airs talking points. nationally on Real Ameri- The heyday for the tra- ca’s Voice Network, Amer- ditional forms of the lib- icasVoice.News weekdays eral media, such as the at 7 a.m. CT and from 7-11 magazines, newspapers, a.m. weekdays on WGSO broadcast networks and 990-AM & Wgso.com. He even cable news networks is a political columnist, is over. the author of America’s This is an incredibly Last Chance and provides positive development as regular commentaries on the bias of the traditional the Jeff Crouere YouTube media is overwhelming channel and on Crouere. and cannot be ignored. net. For more informa- For several years, the tion, email him at jeff@ liberal bias has been thor- ringsidepolitics.com

McCarty From Page 4 election. pack the Supreme Court, Holly Ridge Happenings 27. Have party offi ce- assault both religious holders go to court to try freedom and gun rights, to suppress an audit of con- hike taxes, kill millions of The Mastery Dr. Lester Wayne My hope is not in this ary 12th. I wish for these troversial voting machines. American jobs with regu- of Self Johnson and his coming year, But in The to share many more happy If you do all of these lations and offshoring, No one is re- son. They had car- One who is coming back. years together! things, your candidate may soften our country’s poli- sponsible for your ried their kill (a Happy Birthday this Our heartfelt sympathy, be declared the winner; but cies toward China and Iran, emotional reac- deer) over to Mon- week to: Cindy Holley on love and prayers go out you can rest assured that and subsidize a whole new tions except for ticello processing. January 7th, my little great to so many families and doubts and resentment will generation of green en- you. Others can They got them an grandson Conley Chappel, friends in the loss of their linger for years. ergy “success” stories like say and do any- ice cream cone and Margaret Silk on January loved ones: Luke Letlow, thing they like but Shirley were on their way. 8th, Gracie Rawls, Shelly Keith Castons and Curtis But what difference will Solyndra. So it would all Thompson it make? be worthwhile, right? what happens in- It had been quite a Post on January 9th, Mark Ray Cox in the accident that After all, your candi- side you is only the while since I last Absher on January 12th, took his life. May God’s date’s family may be able Richard McCarty is result of what you are think- saw him. New years day Rene Jackson, Jack Green, love keep them close during to cash in for four more Director of Research at ing and feeling. We are not was a great day for us at the Scott Dew, Kyle Bridges their time of these in their years; your party may be Americans for Limited all in the same boat. We are store! I had cabbage, black- and April Bridges on Janu- homegoing! able to defund the police, Government Foundation. in the same storm. Some eyed peas, ham, my mama’s ary 13th. May These cel- Have a great day. Please have yachts, some canoes, old fashion mac and cheese, ebrate many more happy call and share. and some are drowning. candied yams, cornbread ones! Remember: God is not Just be kind and help who- and pies. As many peas and Anniversary wishes to: going to rewrite the Bible ever you can. cabbage that I ate, I should Gale and Rudy Cook on just for your generation. Rayville student earns be a “lot richer” Ha! just January 9th, Max and Lisa His word remains the same masters at McNeese Stopping by one day was joking. Dixon (42) years on Janu- forever and always. Shawndareus E. of 511 students from Mortensen From Page 4 Watkins of Rayville has six colleges to gradu- earned a master’s de- ate during McNeese’s would use social media portant for patriots to move with Big Tech to censor cans for Limited Govern- gree in criminal justice fall commencement sites such as Facebook and to politically neutral social Christians and conserva- ment. from McNeese State ceremonies Dec. 17-19 Twitter and YouTube to get media sites such as Parler tives.” Catherine Mortensen is Universiety. in Burton Coliseum in their government propagan- and Rumble,” Manning You can follow ALG on Vice President of Commu- Watkins was one Lake Charles. da messages out. added. “I fear a Biden ad- Parler at @limitgov and fol- nications at Americans for “That’s why its so im- ministration will collude low us on Rumble at Ameri- Limited Government. Public Notices

Legal Notice MORGAN AND WADE BUTLER MORGAN shown on Plat of Survey by L.H. Hubbard, recorded in Conveyance Book This is to certify that the RICHLAND PARISH ASSESSOR has complied By virtue of a Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE issued out of the Honorable 107, page 514 of the Records of Richland Parish, Louisiana, being more with Louisiana Revised Statute 39:1306 relative to public participation FIFTH District Court in and for the Parish of Richland, State of Louisiana, parti culary descibed as follows: in the Budget process for the Year Ended DECEMBER 31, 2020. Notice in the above styled and numbered cause and to me directed as Sheriff, I COMMENCING at a found 1/2” iron pipe marking the southwest corner of availability for public inspection, publication of budget summary and have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public of unite #2 of the Land Purchased by Federal Farm Security Administration public hearing was held in compliance with applicable statue. auction at the east door of the court house in the town of Rayville, as shown on Plat of Survey by L.H. Hubbard, C.E. 497, recorded in EMMETT L. BROWN III, ASSESSOR Louisiana, within legal hours of sale, on Conveyance Book 107, page 514 of the Records of Richland Parish 1-7-2021 FEBRUARY 10, 2021 Louisiana; Thence run N89°42’16”E along the South line of aforemen- the following described property, to-wit: tioned Unit #2, for a distance of N89°42’16”E feet to a set 1/2 “ Iron pipe PUBLIC NOTICE SEE PROPERTY DESCRIPTION ATTACHED and the POINT OF BEGINNING; thence, run N00”05’34”E, for a dis- Richardson Medical Center ONE (1) VERMEER 504 SUPER 1 HAY BALER # 1384 tance of 911.05 feet to a set 1/2” Iron pipe; thence, run N89”43’06”E, for Request for Bid EXHIBIT “A” distance of 950.58 feet to a set 1/2” Iron pipe on the West line of a Seven (No. 1006) A parcel of land situated in the the SE1/4 of Section 36, Township , 18 (7) acre+/-tract conveyed to Archie Wayne Talbert per deed recorded in Richland Parish Hospital Service District No. 1-B dba Richardson North, Range 7 East, more particularly described as follows. Conveyance Book 415, Page 857 of the Records of Richland Parish, Medical Center (hereafter designated RMC) RMC is seeking sealed bids Commece at a point on the east line of Section 36, Township 18, North, Louisiana; thence , run S00°38’26”E, along the West line of said Talbert for the following project: Power wash and paint the ceilings and posts of Range 7 East,, which point is 990 feet north of the southeast corner of said tract and the West line of a certain five (5) acre+/-tract conveyed to Bruce the port cochere and covered parking area located at 256 Highway 3048, Section, thence run north 89° 45 minutes west for a distance of 525 feet, F. Brashears, per deed recorded In Conveyance Book 351, Page 729 of the Rayville, La. Work must be performed on Saturdays after 12pm and which is the southwest corner of a 5 acre tract of land heretofore sold Records of Richland Parish, Louisiana, for a distance of 910.81 feet to the Sundays, due to clinic office hours. Further job specifications may be Woodrow Bruce (as per deed recorded in Book 200, page 530, Richland South line of the aforementioned Unit#2, from whence a found 5/8” rebar requested by contacting Waymond Hales 318-728-8337 or 318-728-4181. Parish Conveyance records) and which point is the POINT OF bears N00°38 26”W-3.84 feet; thence, run S89°42’16”W along the South Sealed bids must be mailed to Richardson Medical Center PO Box 388 BEGINNING, thence continue north 89° 45 minutes west a distance of line of said Unit #2, for a distance of 962.24 feet back to the POINT OF Rayville, La 71269 Attention: James Barrett. Sealed envelope must be 2,032.5 feet to the north-south centerline of Section 36 and the southwest BEGINNING, and containg 20.00 acres of land, more or less, and being clearly marked “BID NO. 1006”. All bids must be postmarked no later corner of the tract herein; thence run north along the centerline of said subject to any rights of way, easements or servitudes whether in use or us than January 15, 2021. Bids will be opened at 9am on January 21, 2021. section for a distance of 990 feet to the northwest corner of the tract record. The bearings desicribed herein are relative to the Louisiana State NO LATE BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNDER ANY herein; thence run south 89° 45 minutes east of distance of 2,028.8 Feet Plane Coordinate System, North Zone, NAD 83 derived from GPS obser- CIRCUMSTANCES. RMC reserves the right to reject any and all bids to the northwest corner of a 7 acre tract of land herefore conveyed by vations made onsite. and to waive any informalities. Claude D, Templeton to Pete Mulhern Jr. as per deed recorded in Book . Seized as the property of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy said 12-31-20,1-7-21,1-14-21 208 page 568, Richland Parish Conveyance Records and the northeast Writ of SEIZURE AND SALE and all costs. Terms of sale: Cash to the last corner of the tract herein thnece run south parallel 990 feet to the POINT and highest bidder, WITH the benefit of appraisement. OF BEGINNING, containing 46 acres, more or less. and Unit No.3 on Gary Gilley, SHERIFF plat of survey by L. H. Hubbard, Civil Engineer, Dated February 27th, JANUARY 7TH, 2021 AND JANUARY 28TH, 2021 SHERIFF’S SALE 1945, recorded April 13, 1945, under Registry No. 93037, Notarial State of Louisiana Book107 page 514, containing 57.97 acres, more or less Parish of Richland Less & Except THE Fifth District Court A certain tract or parcel of land located in the East Half of Section 36, PUBLIC NOTICE DEADLINE IS WINNSBORO STATE BANK & TRUST COMPANY Township 18 North, Range 7 East, Richland Parish, Louisiana, Land vs. No. 47,942 SECTION A District North of the Red River, and being in a portion of Unit #2 as PICOU FARMS LLC, CLAY LAMAR MORGAN, REX ALAN MONDAY AT 4:00 PM

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