The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1911-12-14

estimable family leave.
Mrs. M. A. North and daughter, Miss
Sadie, of Dixie are spending this week
with Mrs. M. J. Clark, and as guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Wyche. Mrs. North and Mrs. Clark
are sisters.
Mr.. ]. E. Slack and his father, Mr.. j.
P. Slack, recently purchased farm
from Mr.. H. D. Kelly, located about one
and a half miles southwest of Plain
Dealing, on the Collinsburg road. They
will at once move on the place.
Hon. w. B. Boggs left Monday for
Alexandria to attend meeting of the
Executive Committee Of the Louisiana
Baptist Convention and meeting of the
moderators and clerks of the Louisiana
Baptist Association, of which he is a
member. He is expected to return home
before the close of the week.
In game of basket ball on the High
School grounds last Friday afternoon,
Jim Rodgers, one of the students, hap
pened to a painful accident by having
his collar bone broken. He was at once
taken to the office of DR.. w. F. Bell,
who gave the necessary attention to the
fracture, and it is believed he will be
back in school without the loss of but
little time.
Prof. and Mrs. E. D. Burgess will
soon remove to Oklahoma and Mr.. T. L.
Crawford and family will occupy their
residence. Mr.. Burgess has resided in
that State for more than year. There
will be many sad hearts here when Mrs.
Burgess leaves. She has long been
noted for her generosity and kindly ad-
ministrations to the sick and needy.
Her removal from our midst will be
keenly felt.
The following named are the newly
elected officers of Bossier Lodge, X. of
P. of this place: J. E. Walker, G. c.;
J. B. Keeth, V. c.; w. J. Johnston,
Prelate; G. T. Mays, M. W.; w. B.
Boggs, K. of R. and S.; S. H. Cochran,
M. of F.; J. P. Keith, M. of E.; w. H.
Stroud, M. of A.; E. J. Cochran, I. G. !;
John Swindle, o. g.; J. E. Walker,
Representative to Grand Lodge, and w.
B. Boggs, alternate.
TH1rRsDAy
A number of Miss Matte Kelly's
young friends gave her surprise party
last evening.
Mrs. w. L. Sibley left this morning
for Shreveport to spend a few days as a
guest of relatives.
Mr.. James Many of Vivian paid his
parents short visit Wednesday, return
ing home this morning.
Mrs. Julia Davis is very i'll with pneu.
monia at the time of this writing, but il
somewhat improved to-day.
Mr.. r. w. Payne, who for severa
years past has resided just a few milel
east of town, is removing to Homer.
Mrs. J. H. Wheeler and children O
Vivian are here to spend the Christina
holidays with Mrs. Wheeler's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Many.
Miss Carrie Wyehe, who has been il
Shreveport some two or three months
returned home Tuesday. She will re-
main here until after the holidays.
The spelling bee will be postpone'
from the date published last week unit
Tuesday evening, December 26th, OF
account of another entertainment to b
given on Friday before.
To-day "Jack" bids all adieu as cor
respondent for the dear old Banner, an
he hopes that his letters, while the
were made up chiefly of personals, wer
, enjoyed by the home people, as well a
| those who have removed from the paris
and particularly from this community
While "Jack" will not write any NOR
! for some months, you will have tn
Plain Dealing reports as heretofore, an
written by one better able to prepar
, them. JACK.
$ The Plain Dealing High School wi
give an entertainment at the scho,
v building on Friday evening, Decembe
Y 22d, the proceeds to be used in payin
!. for the teachers desks, and for repairin
and tuning the school piano. Every or
Q invited to attend. Admission, Is and
e cents. Following is the program:
s |. Song "Santa Claus''-Primary P,
pills.
: 2. Song-By the Fourth and FIT
:, Grades.
3. Play-"Joe''- BY the Fifth and SKI
D Grades.
4. Japanese Song and Dril1-By Il
N Sixth and Seventh Grades.
5. Quartette-"Loves Old Sweet Song
;, r.. E. Bright, Thelah Demos
"a Ollie Pickett and Inez Bright.
6. Play-"Jumbo Jum''-High School
'r The performance will begin prompt
III at 8:15.
ID .---
Bolinfer.
" THE following paragraphs were i
,e tended for publication in last weel
a issue of the Banner, but did not rea
er this Office until the evening Of the 9Th.
Editor.
st Thursday, Dec. 7.-Quite a lot
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