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Year 151, No. 37 Rayville, La 1 Section, 6 Pages $1 Voters elect Letlow, pass Delhi schools bond issue Richland Parish voters fi rsthand what our needs are, The bonds will be used helped elect Luke Letlow as and because I will serve this for the purpose of acquir- their new congressman and district to get real results for ing and/or improving lands passed a school bond issue our constituents. I’m ready for building sites and play- in Delhi during Saturday’s to get to work, and I am fo-grounds, including construc- election. cused on bringing jobs, in-tion of necessary sidewalks In the race for U.S. Rep- vestment and opportunity to and streets adjacent thereto; resentative, 5th Congressio- our district. Each and every purchasing, erecting and/ nal District, Letlow defeated person across our rural land- or improving school build- Lance Harris by 62 percent scape, whether it’s Bastrop, ings and other school related with 49,182 votes to Harris’ Bunkie, Bogalusa, or all the facilities within and for the 30,124. In Richland Parish, places in between, has my district and acquiring the Letlow won by 75.2 percent word that I will never stop necessary equipment and with 3,022 votes to Harris’ fi ghting to move Louisiana’s furnishings. 995. 5th District forward.” Also on Saturday, Henry “I want to offer a sincere The Delhi School Dis- Herford Jr., was elected as thank you to my supporters trict’s $12 million bond is- 32nd Senatorial District, Di- and the voters from every sue passed by 57 percent vision B Republican State Remembering the fallen corner of the 5th District with 951 people voting for it Central Committee mem- who came out and voted in and 712 against it. ber by 52.6 percent with 30 Corey Schlesinger, right, donated this memorial has been placed on the wall of this election,” Letlow said. Monies generated from votes to Frank Black’s 27. memorial to the Mangham Police De- honor the Mangham Police Department “I also want to thank retir- the bonds will support facil- Also, Constitutional partment in honor of Fallen Offi cer Mar-has created for Waters. Accepting the ing Congressman Ralph ity and building improve- Amendment No. 1 to allow shall Waters Jr., who was killed in the donation are, from left, Mangham Mayor Abraham, for his trust in ments at Delhi Elementary an out-of-state resident to line of duty while stopping an armed Johnny Natt and Mangham Police Chief me to continue serving this School, Delhi Middle Schoolserve on a public postsec- robbery suspect earlier this year. The Perry Fleming. district, and Congressman and Delhi High School. ondary education board of Garret Graves who I view as The proposition would supervisors failed by 76.4 a mentor and friend. I look allow Richland Parish percent with 385,656 votes forward to working with School District No. 1 to in- against it and 118,651 for it. all of Louisiana’s Congres-cur debt and issue bonds to In Richland Parish, the Feral hog sign up period sional Delegation as we the amount of not exceed- measure failed by 80.7 work together on behalf of ing $12 million for up to 10 percent with 3,277 people all Louisianians. I ran for years with at interest at a against it and 781 people for now open for Richland Congress because I knowrate not exceeding 8 percent. it. Boeuf River Soil & Wa- en the health of people, USDA Service Center at ter Conservation District in wildlife, pets and other do- 141 Industrial Loop, Ray- Cooperation with USDA- mestic animals with at least ville. However, due to Richland Parish jobless Animal and Plant Health 30 diseases and nearly 40 Coronavirus restrictions, Inspection Service Wildlife types of parasites that they offi cials cannot have cus- Services is currently under- can carry. tomers in the offi ce. Please going a sign up period for Supervisory Wildlife contact them at 728-2081 rate up slightly in October the Aerial Gunning of Feral Damage Management Bi- ext. 3 or email us Melissa. Hogs Project in Richland ologist with USDA/APHIS [email protected] for The Richland Parish un- 1,525,900 to 1,554,700 in October 2020 unemploy- employment rate rose more October 2020. ment rates for Louisiana’s Parish. Walter Cotton has been in- further information. than half a percent in Octo- When compared to Oc- nine MSAs are as follows: Feral Swine cause ma- volved with aerial gunning There is no cost to par- since 2007 and is the area ticipate in the Aerial Gun- ber according to the latest tober 2019, not season- • Alexandria: 6.8 percent, jor damage to property, agriculture (crops and live- expert on this matter. fi gures from the Louisianaally adjusted private sector up from 6.0 percent in Sep- ning program, however Aerial Gunning along space is limited and cus- Works Commission. employment decreased by tember and up from 5.3 per- stock), ecosystems and cul- tural and historic resources. with trapping or hunting tomers will be enrolled on a Richland’s unemploy- 102,800 jobs. cent in October 2019. This invasive species costs ment rate rose from 7.3 per- Louisiana’s not season- • Baton Rouge: 8.0 per- hogs, can help reduce thefi rst come, fi rst serve basis. the United States and es- feral hog population. All programs offered on cent in September to 8 per- ally adjusted unemploy- cent, up from 7.0 percent in cent in October. It was 6.5 ment rate for October 2020 September and up from 4.6 timated $1.5 billion each The deadline for signing a non-discriminatory basis. percent in October 2019. increased to 9.3 percent; percent in October 2019. year in damages and con- up is Dec. 23. USDA is an equal opportu- trol costs. The Richland Parish of- That translates into 662 an increase of 1.2 percent- • Hammond: 10.5 per- nity provider, employer and Feral Swine also threat- lender. people out of work in Octo- age points from September cent, up from 9.3 percent in fi ce is located within the ber, up from 604 in Septem- 2020’s revised not season- September and up from 5.6 ber and 534 a year ago. ally adjusted unemployment percent in October 2019. Currently 7,656 people rate of 8.1 percent. The Oc- • Houma: 7.9 percent, up are employed in Richland tober 2019 unemployment from 6.8 percent in Septem- Parish, down from 7,685rate was 5.0 percent. ber and up from 4.7 percent last month and 7,684 a year Since September 2020, in October 2019. ago. the number of not season- • Lafayette: 8.3 percent, St. John the Baptist Par- ally adjusted employed up from 7.3 percent in Sep- ish had the states highest individuals decreased by tember and up from 4.9 per- employment rate with 13.5 6,331 from 1,927,373 cent to in October 2019. percent and LaSalle Parish 1,921,042 in October 2020.• Lake Charles: 11.8 per- had the lowest rate with 5.2 When compared to October cent, down from 12.0 per- percent. 2019, the number of not sea- cent in September, but up Not seasonally adjusted sonally adjusted employed from 4.2 percent in October nonfarm employment in- individuals decreased by 2019. creased by 29,300 jobs 81,562.from • Monroe: 7.7 percent, up 1,853,400 in September Since September 2020,from 6.7 percent in Septem- 2020 to 1,882,700 jobsthe innumber of not seasonally ber and up from 5.6 percent October 2020. When com- adjusted unemployed indi- in October 2019. pared to October 2019, notviduals increased by 27,527 • New Orleans: 11.3 per- seasonally adjusted nonfarm from 169,723 to 197,250 incent, up from 9.4 percent in employment decreased by October 2020. When com- September and up from 4.7 112,000 jobs. pared to October 2019, thepercent in October 2019. Since September 2020,number of not seasonally • Shreveport: 9.0 percent, not seasonally adjusted pri- adjusted unemployed indi- up from 7.6 percent in Sep- vate sector employment in- viduals increased by 91,406.tember and up from 5.4 per- creased by 28,800 jobs from Not seasonally adjusted cent in October 2019.

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Page 2 – Thursday, December 10, 2020 -- The Richland Beacon-News -- Rayville, LA Herbs are a great way to add kick to your food

By Cathy Agan disease. You may fi nd you have per will intensify in fl avor serving. Prolonged heat ing time. Special Report Keep in mind that fresh more luck when substitut- during cooking, so add it can cause fl avor and aroma Fresh herbs can be and dried herbs cannot be ing fresh herbs for dried in small increments. When losses. stored in an open bag or Herbs are a great way to substituted equally in a herbs instead of the other doubling a recipe, do not More delicate herbs, a perforated plastic bag. recipe. way around. double spices and herbs; such as basil, chives, ci- Keep them in your refrig- add fl avor to foods. You can plant fresh In general, one table- When learning to cook rather, increase amounts by lantro, dill leaves, parsley, erator crisper drawer for a herbs or pick them up at the spoon of fi nely cut freshwith herbs, you may fi nd 1 1/2 times and add more and mint, should be added few days. Kitchen scissors grocery store. herbs equals one teaspoon it helpful to begin with 1/4 if desired. Remember you a minute or two before the can be used to quickly snip If you prefer to use dried of crumbled dried herbs teaspoon of most ground can always add more if end of cooking or sprinkled many types of herbs. Ex- herbs, they can easily be or 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of spices or ground dried needed, but it is diffi cultthem on the food before periment to fi nd the fl avors kept on hand to use when- ground dried herbs. An- herbs and then adjust as to take away if you add too it is served. Less deli- you enjoy best. ever needed. Many herbs other general guideline is needed. For cayenne pep- much. cate herbs, like oregano, have antioxidants that may to use three times as much per and garlic powder, start As a general rule, add rosemary, thyme, and dill Cathy Agan is an LSU help protect against diseas- of a fresh herb as you with 1/8 teaspoon and ad- fresh herbs near the end seeds, can be added about AgCenter Area Nutrition es such as cancer and heart would use of a dried herb. just as needed. Red pep- of cooking or just before the last 20 minutes of cook- Agent. Photographs needed for ‘Get it Growing’ calendar Faculty at the LSU Ag- from across the state to il- aged to submit their best The deadline for entries is the perfect place for pho- lawn and garden calendar. Center are already setting lustrate the calendar, which work to have their photos March 30, 2021. tographers to showcase “We’re asking photog- their sights on the 2022 features gardening tips and selected for the next edi- “Louisianans love their their work.” raphers to submit their best edition of the ever-popu- instructions alongside im- tion. gardens, and it shows in all Professional and ama- full-color photos of lawns, lar LSU AgCenter Get It ages of the state’s fl owers In the end, AgCenter of the beautiful photo sub- teur nature photographers gardens, fl owers, trees and Growing calendar. and shrubs. faculty will select about missions we receive each from Louisiana may sub- vegetables,” McCallum From now until the end The annual call for en- 40 photos for the calendar, year,” McCallum said. mit their work and earn said. of March, they will be eval- tries has been issued, and said Elma Sue McCallum, “The calendar is a great recognition if their photos uating high-quality photos photographers are encour- the project coordinator. resource for gardeners and are selected for the 2022 Calendar, Page 6 Obituary

Graveside services for Monday, November 30, Harley Dyess, Haley Dyess Raymond Hagood of Baton Sanchez. Thomas E. Hagood, 83, of 2020 in Rayville. and Remington Dyess, all Rouge; and a host of nieces Visitation was Thurs- Rayville, were held Friday, Mr. Thomas was a veter- of Pioneer; sisters, Mary and nephews. day, December 3, 2020 December 4, 2020, at the an with the U.S. Air Force. Moore and husband, Louis, Pallbearers were Joseph at Brown-Holley Funeral Northeast Louisiana Vet- He is preceded in death by of Rayville and Annie Gris- Moore, Timothy Grissom, Home, Rayville. erans Cemetery, Rayville, his parents, Ellis and Avel som and husband, Steve, of Chance Williams, Michael Condolences may be with Bro. Charles Ellzey Hagood. Rayville; brothers, Mack Book, Massey Bennett, left at brownholleyfuneral- and Bro. Ed Avants offi ci- Survivors include his Hagood and wife, Nelda Britt Eubanks and Dustin homes.com. ating under the direction daughter, Christina Dyess Sue, of Rayville, Buddy of Brown-Holley Funeral and husband, Heath “B.B.,” Hagood of Delhi, Bobby Home, Rayville. of Pioneer; grandchildren, Hagood of Rayville and Mr. Thomas was born THOMAS E. September 18, 1937 in HAGOOD Rayville and passed away I would like to thank the residents of Rayville for the support I received on the Rayville virtual edition of the St. RAYVILLE SELF STORAGE Jude half marathon. Thanks to the Rayville Police Department and the Richland 728-5949 or 318-417-0136 Parish Sheriff’s Office for the safety provided and the traffic control. The finish line reception was beyond great and I do Regular & appreciate everyone who participated. Climate Control A special thanks to officer Chris Crawford of the RPSO and his wife, Jennifer for coordinating the event so well. Above 24 Hour Camera Security all else, thanks for your gifts to St. Jude Children’s Research 608 Julia St. Hospital. (Across from Rayville Police Dept.) -- Jimmy Pelley

ASSEMBLY OF GOD DUNN BAPTIST For everything that was written in the past was written to teach us, so RANKIN CHAPEL AFRICAN RICHLAND UNITED METHODIST EPISCOPAL PENTECOSTAL FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1474 Hwy. 80 • Delhi that through the endurance taught in the Scriptures and the encour- 35 McGowen Ln. • 728-6944 878-5802 Robert S. Boyd • 728-9700 Epps Road Rayville • Pastor Mike Pastor Bernard C. agement they provide we might have hope. RAYVILLE UNITED Ricky Long, Min. Jackson Duchesne, Jr. ROMANS 15:4 (NIV) 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 Bill McLain, 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 – Thursday, December 10, 2020 -- Page 3 Mangham defeats Kentwood to advance in playoffs The Mangham Drag- tourney last Friday night and one touchdown. Wilmore once for 12 yards. ball 21 times for 70 yards 293 in the air. ons will face the Port Al- by defeating Kentwood 33- He connected with Pleasant also led Mang- and two touchdowns and Meanwhile, in the 1A len Pelicans Dec. 10 in the 27. Shun Haynes twice for 14 ham’s ground attack, car- Tae Gayden ran the ball playoffs, the Delhi Bears Louisiana Class 2A foot- Mangham’s quarterback yards and a touchdown, rying the ball 34 times for once for two yards. ended their season with a ball tournament. Kaleb Pleasant completed J.T. Smith three times for 221 yards and two touch- Mangham picked up a 36-6 loss to Centerville in The Dragons earned the six of 13 pass attempts for 28 yards, Joe Williams downs. total of 374 yards on the the third playoff round last chance to move up in the Mangham, adding 81 yards once for 27 yards and Cam Cam Wilmore ran the night, 81 on the ground and Friday. Richland students named to honors list at Tech Several Richland Parish erine Kelli Franklin and of Rayville. las Heath, Christian Faith pleted (100-level or higher) hours completed (100-level students have been named Anna Beth Lanehart Raley Richland Parish stu- Spencer, Elizabeth Dani- with no grade lower than a or higher). to Louisiana Tech Univer- of Delhi; Kylee Beth Payne dents named to the Loui- elle Spencer and Jackson B. Courses yielding sat- sity’s fall quarter presi- of Mangham; and Garrett siana Tech Dean’s list are R. Torrey of Rayville. To be eligible for the isfactory/failure grades dent’s and dean’s honor Miller Brakeﬁ eld, Shy- Madison Bonner of Delhi; Being named to the dean’s honor lists, a stu- and courses audited do lists. ann Cassie Carnicle, Reid Annaliese Claire Russell president’s honor list signi- dent is required to earn at not count toward eligibil- Richland Parish stu- Andrews Davis, Kelsey of Mangham; and Avery ﬁ es achievement of at least least a 3.5 academic grade ity for either recognition. dents named to the Loui- O’Neal Horath, Madison Grace Blackwell, Harrison a 3.8 academic grade point point average with no Only undergraduates with siana Tech President’s list J. Kennedy, Sydney Alexis D. Cooper, Jaylen C. Gies- average on a minimum of grade lower than a C on a no incomplete grades are are Callie M. Ezell, Kath- Mashaw and Suraj N. Patel brecht, William Nicho- nine semester hours com- minimum of nine semester eligible to make either list. Police Report Honor Roll

The Rayville Police De- loud music in the Town of the required paperwork. Delhi Donovan Washington. Jayden Washington. partment made the follow- Rayville. Chief Robinson would • First grade: Milay- • First grade: Austin ing arrests for the week of The Town of Rayville also like to mention that this Elementary nah Armstrong, Caitlyn Jones, Stormie Barrett and Nov. 30 through Dec. 6. has a city ordinance ban- is the time of year where School Boykins and Markavious Kaiden Floyd. • Holly Simmons, 34, ning loud music. If it is the hustle and bustle of the Jones. • Second grade: Malla- 336 Loyd Road, Rayville; determined that you have holidays has everyone in a Delhi Elementary School • Second grade: Torrianrie Butler, Ja,Mariyah Car- shoplifting. the music too loud in your hurry. However, everyone principal Joan Rhodes is Gray, Alyric Kyle, Allisia roll, Skylarr Jackson, Alijah • Six juveniles were ar- vehicle or your residence, needs to remember to obey proud to announce the Massey and Bruce Parks. Lampley and Chance Pres- rested for disturbing the you will be arrested. Loud all traffi c laws. Traffi c laws honor roll students for the Honor Roll (A’s and ley. peace by fi ghting. music is an offense that re- are in place for the safety of second six-week grading B’s): • Third grade: Jeriyah • • • quires an arrest in the Town the entire community. period. • Kindergarten: A’Layah McDowell. The Rayville Police of Rayville. “Please always wear Banner Roll (All A’s):Cleveland, Jontavious • Fourth grade: Makay- Department issued a to- If you are arrested for your seatbelt,” he said. • Kindergarten: Sky-Fountain, Kingston Turn- lee Richardson. tal of six traffi c citationsloud music, the arresting “This is a state law. Your lar Cleveland, De’Mauria er, Deldrick Washington, • Fifth grade: Ja’Patrick this week. That number offi cer will bring you to theseatbelt may be the one Hudson, Aniyah Kyle and Tae’veon Rosenthal and Ball. includes two for speeding Rayville Police Department thing that saves your life. and one each for no driv- and you will have to post Buckle up and stay safe.” er’s license, failure to carry bond or pay the fi ne in full. Chief Robinson advises registration, driving under This is policy is in place for that he knows everyone Speak Up for an Abused Child. suspension and running a both adults and juveniles. forgets things from time to Become a CASA Volunteer. stop sign. If a juvenile is arrested for time, but forgetting a traffi c • • • loud music, he will remain law can be a costly mistake Call 381-5646 to learn Rayville Police Chief at the Rayville Police De- and can also affect your Willie Robinson would partment until a parent or driving record and your in- how to make a difference. like to address the issue of guardian comes to fi ll out surance. Public Notices

Legal Notice Motion by Mr. Killan, Seconded by Mrs. Mizell to do a resolution for R E S O L U T I O N The Proposed Budget For The Richland Parish Assessor For The Year naming the Marshall Waters, Jr. Highway in the Town of Mangham. Now, therefore, it is resolved that the budget has been accepted for 2021. Ended December 31, 2021 Has Been Prepared. The Budget Is Available Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell Stacy Ratcliff Richard King For Inspection. A Public Hearing On The Proposed Budget Shall Be Nays: None Office Manager President Held On December 28, 2020 In The Richland Parish Assessor’s Office Absent: Ellington Since there was no further business to discuss, Mr. Hosea made a motion Between The Hours Of 10:00 - 10:30 A.M. MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. to adjourn the meeting, and it was seconded by Mr. McCall. Adjournment Emmett “Lee” Brown, III Motion by Mrs. Romero, Seconded by Mrs. McKay to retire the Mangham was voted for unanimously. Mr. King called for public comments, and Richland Parish Assessor PD 3 call number to no longer be used by our current administration or there were none. 12-10-2020 any further administration in the future. RESOLUTION Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell Now, therefore, be it resolved as there is no further business to come be- Nays: None fore the East Richland Water Works Board of Directors at this time, the Absent: Ellington meeting is adjourned until the regularly scheduled meeting time on the MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. first Tuesday of the last month of each quarter. That date will be March Motion by Mrs. Romero, Seconded by Mrs. Mizell to hire Jeff McDonald 2nd 2021 at 6:00 p.m. The location will be at the East Richland Water PUBLIC NOTICE to the Mangham Police Department. Works office at 1032 Highway 80 Delhi, La. 71232. Notice Richardson Medical Center is requesting bids on the following Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell Stacy Ratcliff Richard King scope of work: at 326 Hwy 3048 the Port Cochere and the Carport needs Nays: None Office Manager President to be power washed, cleaned and paint the ceilings and posts at each Absent: Ellington 12-10-2020 area. Work must be performed on Saturdays after 12 pm and Sundays MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. Motion by Mr.Killan, Seconded by Mrs. Mizell to pay bills NOTICE due to clinic office hours. Sealed bids must be received either by email at Notice is hereby given out of an abundance of caution, pursuant to Article IV, Sec- [email protected] or hand delivered to Administration Office at Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell tion 21(D)(1) of the Louisiana Constitution, that on November 30, 2020 Entergy 324 Hwy 3048, Rayville, LA 71269. The Bids will be opened on Decem- Nays: None Louisiana, LLC (“ELL”), an electric public utility providing retail electric service to Absent: Ellington customers in fifty-eight (58) parishes of the State of Louisiana, filed with the Loui- ber 21st at 1pm. Please contact Waymond Hales at 318-3172 or 318-728- siana Public Service Commission (“LPSC”), its Formula Rate Plan Rider Schedule 8337 to review the work area. MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. Motion by Mrs. McKay, Seconded by Mrs. Mizell to adjourn. FRP Interim Update and workpapers. The filing reflects the interim Formula Rate 12-3-2020,12-10-2020,12-17-2020 Plan (“FRP”) factors resulting from a reduction in Guaranteed Customer Credits Yeas: McKay, Killan, Mizell, Romero pursuant to LPSC Order No. U-33244-A and the placement in service of Washington Nays: None Parish Energy Center, approved by LPSC Order No. U-34472. The net increase in Absent: Ellington FRP rates will be $39.654 million. Except for those rate schedules excluded under MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. ELL Rider Schedule FRP-1, the required interim FRP factor of 57.3211% is to be Johnny Natt Kristi Fleming applied to each of Legacy ELL’s rate classes and the required interim FRP factor PUBLIC NOTICE of 55.8383% is to be applied to each of Legacy EGSL’s rate classes, both effective THE PROPOSED BUDGET FOR THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Mayor Town Clerk for monthly customer bills rendered on and after the first billing cycle of December ATTORNEY OFFICE FOR FY2021 ENDING 12-10-2020 2020. DECEMBER 31, 2021 HAS BEEN PREPARED AND IS AVAILABLE It is estimated that the adjustment in rates will have the following effects upon appli- FOR INSPECTION AT THE OFFICE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT AT- cable Legacy ELL customers’ typical monthly bills (based on the Fuel Adjustment TORNEY ON THE 2ND FLOOR OF THE RICHLAND PARISH Clause and other riders for the month of November 2020): a typical monthly bill for a Residential customer using 1,000 kWh would increase approximately $1.15, COURT HOUSE. A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE PROPOSED BUD- from $101.79 to $102.94; a typical monthly bill for a Small General Service cus- GET SHALL BE HELD AT THE OFFICE OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID tomer using 50 kW and 12,500 kWh would increase approximately $16.29, from DISTRICT ATTORNEY ON THE 2nd FLOOR OF THE RICHLAND The Town of Mangham will be accepting sealed bids for $1,404.36 to $1,420.65; a typical monthly bill for a Large General Service customer PARISH COURTHOUSE ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 22, 2020 BE- Garbage Collection. Sealed bids for the Town of Mangham using 1,000 kW and 500,000 kWh would increase approximately $368.72, from TWEEN THE HOURS OF 10:00-10:30 A. M. $36,565.18 to $36,933.90. Garbage Collection will be taken up to December 29, 2020 12-3-2020,12-10-2020 It is estimated that the adjustment in rates will have the following effects upon appli- at 10:00AM. The Bids will be taken by the Town of Mang- cable Legacy EGSL customers’ typical monthly bills (based on the Fuel Adjustment ham, PO Box 94, Mangham, La. 71259. Clause and other riders for the month of November 2020): a typical monthly bill for a Residential customer using 1,000 kWh would increase approximately $1.14, from Johnny Lee Natt Kristi Fleming $96.91 to $98.05; a typical monthly bill for a Small General Service customer using Mayor Clerk 5,000 kWh would increase approximately $0.87, from $570.38 to $571.25; a typical PUBLIC NOTICE monthly bill for a General Service customer using 500 kW and 255,500 kWh would TOWN OF MANGHAM December 10, 2020 December 17, 2020, December 24, increase approximately $175.22, from $16,946.04 to $17,121.26. MANGHAM COMMUNITY CENTER 2020. For questions and comments regarding ELL’s filing, please call the LPSC toll free at REGULAR MEETING – 6:00PM (800) 256-2397. Additionally, the filing, including its attachments may be viewed in NOVEMBER 16, 2020 the Records Division of the LPSC at the following address: Mangham Town Council Regular Meeting November 16, 2020. PUBLIC NOTICE Records Division The Mangham Town Council met in Regular session at the Mangham EAST RICHLAND WATER WORKS 602 N. 5th Street, 12th Floor Community Center, Mangham, Louisiana, on November 16, 2020. 1032 HIGHWAY 80 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802 Invocation led by Mr. Anthony Killian DELHI, LA. 71232 Telephone: (225) 342-3157 Pledge of Allegiance led by Mayor Johnny Natt. Meeting minutes for December 1st 2020 ENTERGY LOUISIANA, LLC Meeting was called to order by Mayor Johnny Natt. The East Richland Water Works Board of Directors met for the regular 12-9-2020 Roll call of the Alderman was performed by Mayor Johnny Natt. scheduled quarterly meeting at the office located at 1032 Highway 80 in Present: Johnny Natt, Zona McKay, Anthony Killian, Leslie Mizell, Len- Delhi, La. 71232 at 6:00 p.m. on December 1st 2020. Those present were ette Romero. Absent: Perry Ellington Board members Richard King, Mary Jo Clack, Clarence McCall, Bo Ho- Motion by Mr. Killan, Seconded by Mrs. McKay to approve minutes of sea, and Shane Lester. Also present were Sean Sikes: Operator and Stacy the previous meeting. Ratcliff: Office Manager. Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero After calling the meeting to order and taking a moment of silence to reflect THE Nays: None on the needs of the community, President King called for the first item of Absent: Ellington, new business which was the bad debts. The bad debts were discussed for MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. charge off. Mr. Lester made a motion to accept the bad debts and charge Motion by Mr. Killan, Seconded by Mrs. Romero to advertise for trash them off while still attempting to collect on them and refusing service to PUBLIC NOTICE pickup in the Town of Mangham. bad debtors. Mr. McCall seconded the motion, and it was voted for unani- Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell mously. President King called for public comments, and there were none. Nays: None RESOLUTION Absent: Ellington Now, therefore, be it resolved that the Board of Directors do give permis- DEADLINE IS MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. sion to charge off all bad debts while still attempting to collect and refus- Discussed the sewer system for the sugar hill area. ing service to all bad debtors that don’t pay on their accounts. I, Marshall Dakota Marble have been Motion by Mrs. Mizell, Seconded by Mrs. Romero to begin the process to Stacy Ratcliff Richard King MONDAY AT convicted of Contributing to the Delin- have Officer Marshall Waters, Jr. a monument in the Town of Mangham. Office Manager President quncy of Juveniles Perform Sexually Yeas: McKay, Killan, Romero, Mizell The second item was the budget for 2021. Mrs. Ratcliff presented the bud- immoral acts. My address is: 869 Over- Nays: None get and after some discussion, Mrs. Clack made the motion to accept the lan Stage Rd. Rayville, La. 71269 Absent: Ellington budget, and Mr. Hosea seconded it. This was voted in favor unanimously. 4:00 PM 12-3-20,12-10-20 MOTION CARRIED. UNANIMOUSLY. Mr. King called for public comments, and there were none.

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Fight for ballot integrity remains important in U.S.

’ m the local election not board is satisfied “Ifight- that the declara- ing for me, I’m tion is sufficient fighting for the and the informa- 74,000,000 mil- tion contained in lion people (not the ‘Registered including the Absentee Voters many Trump bal- Robert File,’ the absen- lots that were Romano tee voters’ list ‘tossed’), a re- and the ‘Military cord for a sitting Presi- Veterans and Emergency dent, who voted for me!” Civilians Absentee Vot- That was President ers File’ verifies his right Donald Trump on Twit- to vote, the local election ter on Nov. 30, vowing to board shall announce the continue his legal chal- name of the elector and lenges of the outcome shall give any watcher Remembering Walter E. Williams, 1936-2020 of the 2020 election in present an opportunity to Georgia, Pennsylvania, challenge any absentee alter credit he deserved. harm than good, Walter liams was unique. I have Wisconsin, Arizona and elector upon the ground Wil- His book “Race was privately very gener- heard of no one else being Michigan. or grounds (1) that the Wliams and Economics” ous with both his money described as being “like With the exception absentee elector is not a loved teaching. is a must-read in- and his time in helping oth- Walter Williams.” of Georgia, all of these qualified elector; or (2) Unlike too many troduction to the ers. Holding a black belt in states — Pennsylvania, that the absentee elector other teachers to- subject. Amazon He figured he had a right karate, Walter was a tough Wisconsin, Arizona and was within the munici- day, he made it a has it ranked 5th to do whatever he wanted customer. One night three Michigan — have now pality of his residence on point never to im- in sales among to with his own money, but men jumped him -- and two Jim certified their electionsthe day of the primary or pose his opinions civil rights books, that politicians had no right of those men ended up in a Brown results with former Vice election during the pe- on his students. 9 years after it was to take his money to give hospital. President Joe Biden as riod the polls were open, Those who read his syndi- published. away, in order to get votes. The other side of Walter the winner, even as the except where he was in cated newspaper columns Another book of his, on In a letter dated March came out in relation to his challenges continue lead- military service or except know that he expressed his the effects of economics un- 3, 1975, Walter said: wife, Connie. She helped ing up to the meeting of in the case where his bal- opinions boldly and under the white supremacist “Sometimes it is a very put him through graduate the Electoral College on lot was obtained for the equivocally there. But not apartheid regime in South lonely struggle trying to school -- and after he re- Dec. 14. reason that he was unable in the classroom. Africa, was titled “South help our people, particu- ceived his Ph.D., she never With almost all of the to appear personally at Walter once said he Africa’s War Against Capi- larly the ones who do not had to work again, not even certifications now done, the polling place because hoped that, on the day he talism.” He went to South realize that help is needed.” to fix his breakfast. the avenues for President of illness or physical dis- died, he would have taught Africa to study the situa- In the same letter, he Walter liked to go to his Trump have significantly ability; or (3) that the ab- a class that day. And that is tion directly. Many of the mentioned a certain hos- job at 4:30 AM. He was the narrowed, and will al- sentee elector was able to just the way it was, when things he brought out have pital which “has an all but only person who had no most certainly now be appear personally at the he died on Wednesday, De- implications for racial dis- written policy of prohibit- problem finding a parking challenging the certifica- polling place on the day cember 2, 2020. crimination in other places ing the flunking of black space on the street in down- tions themselves, lead- of the primary or elec- He was my best friend around the world. medical students.” town Washington. Around ing up to the Dec. 8 “safe tion during the period the for half a century. There I have had many occa- Not long after this, a 9 o’clock or so, Connie -- harbor” deadline, when polls were open in the was no one I trusted more sions to cite Walter Wil- professor at a prestigious now awake -- would phone federal law provides for case his ballot was ob- or whose integrity I re- liams’ research in my own medical school revealed Walter and they would challenges to be settled tained for the reason that spected more. Since he was books. that black students there greet each other tenderly by in order for the elec- he was unable to appear younger than me, I chose Most of what others say were given passing grades for the day. tors to meet the following personally at the polling him to be my literary ex- about higher prices in low without having met the We may not see his like week. place because of illness ecutor, to take control of income neighborhoods to- standards applied to other again. And that is our loss. That makes this final or physical disability.” my books after I was gone. day has not yet caught up students. He warned that week before the statutory In Georgia, the po- But his death is a re- to what Walter said in his trusting patients would pay Thomas Sowell is a se- deadline the most critical litical parties are simi- minder that no one really doctoral dissertation de- -- some with their lives nior fellow at the Hoover of the Trump campaign’s larly entitled to monitors has anything to say about cades ago. -- for such irresponsible Institution, Stanford legal challenges. What- under state law: “The such things. Despite his opposi- double standards. That has University, Stanford, CA ever they have to show in county executive com- As an economist, Wal- tion to the welfare state, in fact happened. 94305. His website is www. courts of law and to state mittee or, if there is no ter Williams never got the as something doing more As a person, Walter Wil- tsowell.com. legislatures has to be organized county execu- done right now, because tive committee, the state what follows after Dec. executive committee of Rules needed for voting machines 8 will be an increasingly each political party and uphill battle. political body having here are ing the President’s anyone doubt that such a If this important action Of the challenges candidates whose names consti- legal challenges system is highly suspect, if is not taken, large sectors made so far, perhaps the appear on the ballot for Ttutional to the 2020 elec- not totally corrupt? of the American public will most compelling has to such election in such rules on how pris- tion. The reams of Indeed, such a ridicu- eventually lose all faith in do with equal protection county shall have the ons are operated, evidence the Presi- lous ratio of votes favoring the honesty of our voting of the laws that states are right to designate two how zoning laws dent’s team have one candidate over another system. This would result supposed to guarantee in persons and each inde- must be drafted compiled indicates is prima facie evidence that in the death of our consti- the counting of votes in pendent and nonpartisan and what rights severe problems the system which produced tutional republic and the jurisdictions that did not candidate whose name members of the Jeff with the hardware this result is too easily tam- United States of America allow absentee mail-in appears on the ballot for LGBT community Crouere and software used pered with, either physical- would officially become a ballots to be challenged such election in such must be accorded; to cast and count ly or via the internet. Any banana republic. in accordance with state county shall have the however, there are votes. The focus teenage hacker can attest This action can be sep- laws. right to designate one no rules regarding modern has been on several swing that almost all computer arate and apart from the For example, Penn- voting machines, as well as states, but the problems systems are vulnerable. ongoing challenges of the sylvania law states, “If Romano, Page 5 the hardware and software might be prevalent across Are Americans blind to 2020 election. Clearly, used to tabulate votes. the country. this reality? there is overwhelming Clearly, some constitu- It seems possible to not There have been numer- proof of fraud in multiple tional rules should apply only change votes, but also ous examples of computer states that resulted in the to these machines because to disregard votes and cre- systems of our largest and supposed victory of Joe The Richland Beacon-News they control our most basic ate large batches of phony most secure institutions, Biden in the presidential rights, which includes the votes out of thin air. such as banks, municipal race. The President’s legal 603 Louisa St./P.O. Box 209 • Rayville, LA 71269 right to vote and the right How else can we ex- governments and even the team may be successful, or PHONE: 318-728-2250 • FAX: 318-728-5991 to have it counted honestly. plain systems that mail out Pentagon being hacked. they may ultimately fail. Periodicals Postage Paid at Rayville, LA 71269 It must surely be con- ballots to dead people? Or Accordingly, if our voting However, no matter who Send address changes to Postmaster: sidered unconstitutional that mail out six ballots to systems are connected to becomes President, it does Richland Beacon-News, P.O. Box 209, Rayville, LA 71269 for a municipality to utilize an address where two peo- the Internet, they can eas- not change the need to fix USPS 929-480 voting machines that al- ple reside? Or that allow ily be hacked, and our pre- our voting systems to in- Published every Thursday low poll workers to switch an envelope with a signa- cious votes can be manipu- sure confidence in future a vote if they thought a ture to be separated from lated. elections. Yearly subscription rates: mistake was made. Poll the actual ballot before the It should not be con- The 74 million Ameri- $36.75 (In Parish) • $42.00 (Out of Parish) • $49.35 (Out of State) workers cannot be allowed signature has been mean- stitutionally permissible cans who voted for Donald to hack into the machine’s ingfully examined - by rep- to transmit voting totals Trump this year have lost The Richland Beacon-News is the official journal of the Richland hardware or software and resentatives of both politi- across the world wide web. all confidence in our elec- Parish Police Jury, Richland Parish School Board, Town of Rayville, reverse a vote just because cal parties? Now if the proper time toral system. We need to Town of Mangham, Town of Delhi, Richland Parish, the Tensas Basin they thought a voter hit the How else can we ex- for the U.S. Supreme Court ensure that the high level Levee District and Rayville-Delhi. wrong button. plain a system that awards to intervene and fix this of distrust this past election Staff Consequently, the idea a massive batch of almost travesty. It can list certain produced will not have to Garland Forman, Publisher, [email protected] that there must be constitu- 600,000 votes to former minimum constitutional re- be tolerated ever again in Darryl Riser, Managing Editor, [email protected] tional rules regarding both Vice President Joe Biden quirements that voting ma- our country. Shari Welch, Advertising, [email protected] the hardware and the soft- while simultaneously add- chines and their software If school desegregation Will Mitchell, Photo Editor/Legals, [email protected] ware used in voting ma- ing a mere 3,000 votes to must satisfy. could be ordered “with all Sandy Igo, Bookeeping, [email protected] chines is not far-fetched, President Donald Trump? At the very least, for deliberate speed” in the Copyright 2020, LSN Publishing Company, LLC. and indeed, its implemen- Witnesses have testified future elections, the outra- Brown vs. Board of Edu- All printed material is protected, and no portion of the content may tation is now obviously that this is exactly what geous and dangerous spec- cation case, then surely, be reproduced in any form, or by any means, without prior written long overdue. happened in Pennsylva- tacle we are witnessing in we can urge similar speed permission from LSN Publishing Company, LLC. Millions of Americans nia in the wee hours after the 2020 election will not have been closely follow- Election Night 2020. Does be repeated. Crouere, Page 5

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Romano From Page 4 person to act as monitors the states have reported as for such process.” the electors will be who Remembering our past... And in Michigan, too: shows up to vote on Dec. “At all times, at least 1 14, when the Electoral Col- election inspector from lege formally convenes each major political party under federal law. That is must be present at the lo- when there will offi cially cation and the policies and be a President-elect. procedures adopted by the But, even then, the mat- secretary of state regarding ter is not entirely settled, the handling of absent vot- because under 3 U.S.C. er ballot return envelopes Section 15, states will still and absent voter ballot se- have an opportunity to sub- crecy envelopes must be mit objections when the followed… The opening of House and Senate formally absent voter ballot return convene for Jan. 6, 2021 envelopes must be done at joint session of Congress. a location designated by According to the law: the city or township clerk, “Every objection shall be and the location and open- made in writing, and shall ing of absent voter ballot state clearly and concisely, return envelopes must be and without argument, the accessible to challeng- ground thereof, and shall ers…” be signed by at least one And so forth. Yet, ac- Senator and one Member cording to Trump cam- of the House of Represen- paign lawyers, such access tatives before the same was not allowed. Accord- shall be received… if the ing to former New York two Houses shall disagree City Mayor Rudy Giuliani in respect of the count- on Nov. 19, “in Penn- ing of such votes, then, sylvania, where we have and in that case, the votes Rayville High School in 1914 probably our most precise of the electors whose ap- evidence, 682,770 of these pointment shall have been This photograph shows everyone but one person attending Rayville High School during the 1913-14 ballots were cast, put in, certifi ed by the executive school year. Included in the group are grades seven through 11. Teachers that year were Professor L.A. and they weren’t inspected, of the State, under the seal Smith, Floy McKay, S. Grant, Ava Watkins and Seawillow Barrow. Pupils were Elmo Chapman, Harry which renders them ballots thereof, shall be counted.” Glover, Frances Calhoun, Clyde Balfour, Marjorie Needham, Ryan Henderson, Leila Cook, Joe Rush that are null and void, can- At that point, it would Crisler, Nevill Buck, Rosalie Willie, Vivian Jones, Jack Traylor, Ina Downes, Lizzie Scott, Lucille Helm, not be counted, have to be be highly unlikely to coun- Patsy Haygood, Audrey Cobb, Walter Jones, Alyne Alley, Zula Morgan, Nancy Wright, Annie Cumpton, removed from the vote. tenance House Speaker Susie Alley, James Oliver, Marvin Stodghill, Gray Mann, Edward Able, Anna Justice, Gladys Hagood, Why? For several rea- Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) Ruth Stodghill, Lorena Yeats, Robert Smith, Earl Needham and, not shown, Emmett Jones. sons, not the least of which allowing her members to • • • is, that was basically only vote to overturn the out- one of two places in the come of the elections, even state where it was done. if the Senate were to do so So, in the other parts of on Jan. 6, 2021. the state, there was a le- That is why, for Presi- gitimate inspection of the dent Trump’s hopes of ballots. So, if you have challenging the election’s two different standards in certifi cation on the basis of different parts of the state, equal protection, with time one favoring one part of the now running out, if his law- state, the other disfavoring yers have any aces up their the other part of the state, sleeves, it’s now or never. that’s a classic violation of And not just for 2020, but the equal protection clause for all future elections, if of the United States consti- they are to be free and fair. Holly Ridge Happenings tution, Bush v. Gore being If nothing else, the mas- the most recent case that sive irregularities should Letter to Jesus to answer a sinners Jean and her husband on December 10th, Bran- teaches that.” give cause to state legisla- from Santa call. And so, my Jerry were going to Ft. don Holley on December Those appear to be tures, governors and can- My dear pre- dear precious Jesus, Worth, Texas, for the Cow- 11th, Natalie McManus, among the best arguments didates for these offi ces tocious Jesus, I did I kneel here to pray. boy Christmas show. I love Charlotte McKnight, Land- that the Trump campaign push for election reform to not mean to take To worship and for her to call me. on Graham Magee, Tony has come up with — sig- ensure more in-person vot- your place. I only adore you on this Carl and Dan Little were Brock, Carolyn Calloway nature verifi cations out of ing with voter identifi ca- accords with Georgia state tion, a restoration of rare bring toys and your holy birthday. here from West Monroe on and yes me (81) years on law and inconsistently absentee ballot election things and you Friday to check on me. I do December 12th, Dustin Self Shirley across the state remains an- rules and iron-clad protec- bring love and Tyler and Ash- appreciate them. and Lacy Self on Decem- Thompson other that would similarly tions for election monitors, grace. People give ley Cheek, Carter Justin Thompson is here ber 13th, Maddie Senn and violate equal protection — so that the counting fi asco me lists of wishes and Aiden traveled for a couple of weeks with Frankie Faust on December and so now is the time for of Nov. 3, Nov. 4 and the and hope that they come out to Canton, Texas on his mom and dad, Denise 14th, Rachel Head, Tammie the campaign to lay all their days that followed never true. But you hear prayers Thursday for a couple of and Terry. He came over on Hough and my great grand- cards on the table. In Wis- happens again. President of the heart and promise days. I think they did a lot Saturday when we voted. daughter Little Charlie consin, where there were Trump is not fi ghting your for will to do. Children of looking but did enjoy the Most of the things we Kate Burdeaux on Decem- reportedly more absentee nothing — he’s fi ghting tryfor to be good and not to cry getaway. worry about never even ber 15th, Glenn Mann on ballots than absentee bal- you. when I am coming to town. Madeline and W.T. Dar- happen. Trust your Creator. December 16th and Great lot applications in certain But you love them uncon- nell from Stateville, N.C. He loves you. Granddaughter Ahndi Lynn Democratic counties, now Robert Romano is the ditionally and that love will have been in Herbert visting Our love, prayers and December 16th. May these is the time to lay it all out Vice President of Public abound. I leave only a bag with Charlene and Butch sympathy go out to the celebrate many many more there. Policy at Americans for of toys and temporary joy Duscharme for a few days. Throwers family in the happy ones. After Dec. 8, whatever Limited Government for a season. But you leave They surprised me on Sat- homegoing of Bobby Joel Anniversary wishes to: a heart of love, full of pur- urday. They had driven up Thrower who was now liv- Sherman and Geneva Wil- pose and reason. I have a lot here to the cememtary and ing in West Monroe. Bobby liams, Dennis and Amanda Crouere From Page 4 of believers and what one did come on by to see me was one of my class mates Lewis on December 16th. to mandate the use of hon- is a political columnist, might call fame. But I never and of course ice cream. at Holly Ridge High School. May these share many more est and secure voting ma- the author of America’s healed the blind or tried to I’m glad they did because The life of the party al- happy years together. chines. Saving the greatest Last Chance and provides help the lame. I have rosy if not it would have hurt my ways. I know he will surely Have a great week. Smile constitutional republic in regular commentaries on cheeks and a voice full feelings, because I knew be missed but will never be and it will be returned! the history of the world re- the Jeff Crouere YouTube of laughter. But no nail- they were here because forgotten. May Gods love Remember: While quires nothing less. channel and on Crouere. scarred hands or a promise Matt’s sister Jean Warren help them during this time you’re sanitizing and wip- net. For more informa- of the hereafter. You may Farris from Tyler, Texas as we know He will. ing everything down, be Jeff Crouere is a na- tion, email him at jeff@ find several of me in town had called me. She also told Happy Birthday this sure to wipe hatred out of tive New Orleanian and ringsidepolitics.com or at a mall. But there is me they were coming to see week to: Ralph Powell your heart. That’s a virus only one Omnipotent You her. (94) years Leelan Steele too.

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