Attakapas Study Club President Roy Lynn Trahan welcomed the crowd and introduced the speakers.
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Members of the Attakapas Study Club on hand to set up the historical display at the Acadia Parish Public Library were, from left, Joanna Pruitt, Dot Simon, Ethel Thibodeaux, Jackie Buescher, Barbara Lengefeld, Shirley Griffin, Elizabeth Regan and Roy Lynn Trahan. The display will be available for viewing through the end of March.
The Attakapas Study Club is turning 90 this year, and its members are celebrating with pride.
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C. Keagan LeJeune, Ph.D., a folklorist and an associate professor in the Department of Languages at McNeese State University, second from left, was the guest speaker at the February meeting of the Attakapas Study Club. Welcoming him were the meeting’s hostesses, from left, Roy Lynn Trahan, Shirley Griffin and Ella Bertrand.
The Attakapas Study Club of Crowley met on Wednesday, Feb. 12, at the home of Roy Lynn Trahan.
A slightly brisk breeze and bright sun met a happy crowd Friday as a Caroline Sapphire Arizona Cypress tree was planted on the grounds o