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Source: Bogalusa Daily News

Editor’s Note: Please send calendar events by 4 p.m. Friday for inclusion in the following Wednesday’s paper. Email event information to [email protected] Parish Pulse meeting set for Nov. 13th in Bogalusa The November Parish Pulse meeting will be on the 13th in the Washington Parish Economic Development Foundation Building at 526 Georgia Avenue, Bogalusa at 8 a.m. International Paper will sponsor the event and speaker will be Bogalusa Mill Manager, Scott Dinkel. Coffee and refreshments will be provided. This monthly meeting is free and open to public. EPIC! Ladies Night set for Nov. 14 at Westside Emmanuel Westside Emmanuel Baptist Church will host EPIC! Ladies Night on Saturday, Nov. 14, offering an evening of clean comedy, laughter and powerful testimonies for women from all walks of life. The event begins at 7 p.m. at Westside Emmanuel Baptist Church in Bogalusa and will feature Rhonda Corey, Chinnita Morris and Leslie Rob.

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