The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1910-05-19
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3. Song-Christ, the Good Shepherd.
Z. Recitation-Do You Think That Pm
too Little?
8. Shepherd Song.
>. Responsive Reading-Savior Like a
Shepherd.
10. song-Who Will Be Our Shepherd
True?
II. Recitation The Little Pink Toe
IL. Cradle Roll Song.
Ii. Recitation-The Fathers Care.
IA. Song-Happy Little Children.
10. Object of Our Chidren's Day Of
fering.
Is. Solo and Chorus-Tell Mother I'll
Be There!
II. Exercise-Plea of the Nation.
IL. Duet-Dear to the Heart of the
10. Recitation One Blest Fold and
One Dear Shepherd.
20. Quartet-The Sighted Stranger.
Little Miss Ola Bush is very i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. w. H. Stroud is experiencing an
attack of roseola.
Mr.. Ed Logan, our Parish Surveyor, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. E. M. Carstarphen was on the sick
list, but is now up and out.
The three or four weeks drouth was
broken here last night when good rain
fell
A series of meetings is being held this
week at the Christian Chapel. Services
begin at $50 pm.
The school here will close Friday. Your
correspondent has been told there will be
no last day exercises.
Miss Addelle Nuckolls, who went to
Shreveport one day last week, returned on
yesterdays early freight train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Allen of Frostville,
Ark, were visitors again Sunday. This
time for the w. O. w. unwilling.
Mr.. Robert H. Curry of Oil City came in
on yesterday afternoons local freight train
for visit with his mother, Mrs. j. S. Gray.
Mrs. o. E. Gardner of Frostville, Ark,
was guest of her mother. Mrs. w. H.
Demoss, from Saturday to Sunday even
ing.
Judge A. J. Murff of Shreveport came
up Sunday and made short talk to the
Woodmen and others present at the GENE
terry.
Messrs. John B. Walker and Clifford
Wright, who are in Tyler, Texas, attending
a business college, are expected home
Friday.
Mesdames j. P. Keeth and Arthur Dud-
ney spent Friday evening to yesterday
morning in Texarkana, Ark, as guests of
Mrs. J. A. Mitchell.
Mr.. John A. Carstarphen of Shreveport
came up Saturday evening and remained
over until Monday morning with friends
and the home folks.
DR.. w. F. Bell and Elmer Walker, while
driving near Bolinger Sunday afternoon
turned their buggy over, but through some
streak of luck they came out without a
scratch and neither the buggy nor harness
was damaged.
Misses Corinne Christian, Mildred Dick
son and Alma Sharp of Shreveport came
up on Friday evenings train. They were
on their way to Collinsburg to be guests OF
Miss Madge Sentell, who met them here
They returned to Shreveport Sunday.
THURSDAY.
Mr. w. S. A. Jackson of Stamps, Ark.
is in town this week.
DR.. and Mrs. G. c.. Lyons of Bolinge1
were in town yesterday.
The Embroidery Club will be entertained
by Mrs. w. B. Boggs this afternoon.
Messrs. Fred Cox of Bolinger and Frank
Collins of Antrim were in town Tuesday
afternoon.
Rev. j. l.. Lay of Bolinger was guess
of Mr.. H. H. Montgomery Tuesday even.
ing and night.
Miss Alletha Montgomery, who has beer
teaching in Mercury. Texas, came home
Tuesday evening, surprising every one. az
she had written no one she was coming.
Mr.. Ibrey Kidd and his little sister Nellie
of Ruston, came in Tuesday evening for I
few days visit with their sister, Mrs. R
Logan Arnold.
The Cotton Belt Company has force O
men at work here frightening it's passing
track so as to accommodate an additional
twenty cars. A spur is also being put ii
for use of work trains while in this section
The spur will be used later, so said, as {
storage track. JACK.
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