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OCIETY Ponchatoula's Irma Coumes in New Orleans A Ponchatoula native. Mrs. Coumes began her art career nine years ago. She is primarily self-taught, but has attended several workshops including those of Sue Sickles. Robert Rossback, and Isabell Lovell. She is a charter member of the Marl Car An Gallery and of the Ponchatoula Artisans and has also served as a past vice-president of that group. Professionally, her other past memberships include those of the St. Tammany Art Association and the Hammond Art Guild. You are invited to a reception to meet Mrs. Coumes on Friday. September 6, 1985 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the Guaranty Gallery• We invite you to come by and view her works during the month of September artist of the month Featured artist in the Guaranty for the month of .September will Irma Coumes of Ponchatoula. The is located on the second floor of Main Office of First Guaranty Bank d 400 E. Thomas Street in historic downtown Hamrnond It is open to the during regular banking hours 9am. to 4 pm Monday through rsday, and 9 a.m to 6 pm. on IS, Coumes' works are reflections of nature's beautiful creations in native uth Louisiana She expresses herself lhrough oils, pastels, and acrvlics . Her paintings can be found not only locally but in homes all over the world. ,This artist also has had the distinct -nor of havinq exhibited at the ]984 /orld's Fair ann Exposition this past fall Birthday Co,,rtn,t, IoBlanc. Jason Guitreau, David Granger, Teri Kling, Alice Hanna, Tommy Layrisson September 9-Cinda Hanemann, Donna Hill, Donald Gratia, Elaine Tanner, Eileen Gabriel, lone Watts September 10-Rose Cunningham, Nola Martin (in Memory), Steven Triche, John Zeringue, Kendall Jackson, Sheila Allen September l 1-Jim Watson, Sylvia Maylieid, Warren Discon, Melissa Cummings, Melvin Lusk, Jr., Sonny Oliver, Elsie Morgan, Tammy Pass- man, Donna Beauchamp, Ruth Berry September 5-Lisa Myers, Felman Elmo Berthelot, Mildred Watts, Ward, Celine Watkins, Robert Randy Meyers, Tamika McGary, Phares, Lynn Ferrant September 6-Danie Rottman, Ed Donald James, Jr, Alyson Lee, Camp, Dan Fagan, Chevron September 7-Winnie Brumfield, Mac Ruth Stevens, Mark Jeanne Byers, John Allen, ens Bubby Zimmermann 111, M. Perrin, Brenda Gautreaux, Garaudy September 9-Kenneth & Beverly Schatzle, Clayton & Bess Boudreaux September 10-Bruce & Barbara Bordeion Anniversary 5-Merlin & Tookey Ward, & Gwen Ragan 7-Ran & Becky Morgan, & Melody Fletcher September 8-Francis & Connie Frances Wiggins Chiropractor Rosary Altar Society sets plans Director By RUTH GAUTHREAUX The Rosary Altar Society met in the Church Monday. Aug. 26 after a summer break. The Scriptual Rosary was recited led by President Merle Kugler and Vice-president Rita Murtagh. Immediately following the rosary, the business meeting was held in the meeting room. President Kugler welcomed all the members, and asked for reports from the recording secretary, Bertha Dominguez, treasurer, Rita Daigle and corresponding secretary, Hy Sellers. Plans were made for our annual Fruit Cake and Jelly Raffle• Special thanks to Mrs. Hilda Ourso and Mrs. Elizabeth Kraft who have generously offered to make the cake and jelly for the raffle• A permit will be obtained from the city for a fee of $I0 to have this annual project in December. A committee of 6 volunteers were asked to meet and report at our next meeting on other ways and means of raising funds for our organization, Correspondence from the local President of the Chamber of Commerce. Jeanne Zaleski were read and discussed• Annette Hagg volunteered to represent our group on the steering committee At a later date the Chamber President asked that we plan some type of activity for the asphalt celebration to commem. orate the completion of the highway. The meeting adjourned with a prayer led by President Kugler. Refreshments were served during the social hour. BELATED BIRTHDAY Debbie Harrell August 31 Lilly Patterson August 27 September ll-John & Cheryl Laiche, William & Holly Burns, Reggie & Oresta Pevey THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, SEPTEMBER 5, 1985, PAGE NINE You are invited to AW SHUCKS 2nd Annual BEACHPARTY! ! ! Saturday, September 14 h I 9-1 $2.00 cover Sand Castle Contests It! eee Plenty of Sand for the Big Kids! AW SHUCKS 131 S.W. Railroad Ave. • FAMILY/PEER RELATIONSHIPS • Painful joints t Nerve tension l Restless nights e Stiffness of neck ¢i e Tired h!ps and legs tAnxsoty in the chest e Pain between shoulders e Numbness in arms and hands I Stiffness or pain in the lower back PERHAPS WE CAN HELP Call For An Appointment 542.-8657 Chiropractic is a natural health science tvhirh deals u,ith the ndju tm t health. #ine and nerx,otts sy, tern. (;entre of the ,pine re.itares natural .¢ood Suite K-M Magnolia Plaza 1007 W. 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