The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1912-06-27


It proved an enjoyable affair to all
present.
DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Arnold have moved I
into their handsome home, just COM
pleted.
Rev. T. J. Embree filled his regular
at the Methodist Church
yesterday.
Senator w. B. Boggs came in Friday
for a short visit with his family, leaving
to-day for Baton Rouge.
Mrs. J. B. Hall and little daughter,
together with their aunt, Miss Mary
Lawrence Of Haughton, came in Sunday
afternoon for a visit with Mrs. Apple
white and her daughter, Mrs. J. M.
Henderson, leaving to-day-Mrs. Hall
and daughter for their home in Rocky
Mount and Miss Lawrence for Benton.
Mr.. J. G.. Lewis, former citizen Of
Fredericktown, Ohio, died here last
Wednesday, at the home of his niece,
Mrs. H. M. Matlock. Mr.. Lewis was OF
genial temperament and was we'll
liked by all with whom he came in con-
tact. He had been hopelessly ill for
quite long time but was always cheer
full. His body was prepared for burial
and shipped to his old home in Ohio.
TUESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Allen spent Sun
day in Walnut Hill, Ark.
Miss jamie Roberts of Mansfield is
visiting Miss Stella Boggs.
Master Charlie Herndon has been Wis
iting in Walnut Hill. Ark. He returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. Nathan Drebeen, representing the
Safferstone Hat Company Of Little
Rock, Ark, spent Sunday and yesterday
in Plain Dealing.
job Sibley OF Vivian is spending
several days here with his sisters, Misses
Aileen and Curtis, who are sick at the
. time of this writing.
Mr.. Bert Butler, young minister
from Clarksviile, Tenn, is to fill va
cancy in the Presbyterian Church until
fall. He reached Plain Dealing yes.er-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Farrin Of
Cuba are guests Of DR.. and Mrs. w. F
Bell. Mrs. Farrn and Mrs. Bell are
, sisters and will be remembered by the
Banners readers as the Misses Mosby
formerly teachers in the parish.
+ WEDNESDAY.
t Mr.. w. P. Allen has sold his interes
: in the moving picture business to Mr.
John Dexter.
s Prof. S. J. Davies of Centenary Col
:. lege (Shreveport) is visitor in Plail
9 Dealing to-day.
Mr.. E. A. Rabb of Belcher came owe
e Sunday Tor visit with his sister, Mrs
q H. C. Wyche. Returning he was &C
IS companied by his niece, Miss Lizzi
q Wyche, who will spend some days at hi
home.
1t The recently appointed board of loo;
: trustees of Plain Dealing High Schoo
st met Saturday and organized by tt
ID election of Mr.. S. H. Cochran as Pres
dent and Mr.. H. H. Montgomery {
k Secretary. At a meeting held Monda
lie the board named the following teache
" as a faculty for the school for tt
I'd coming year, which list will be submitte
an to the Parish Superintendent for col
Oh frn1ation: Primary grade-Miss He
tie Tucker of Ruston; second and thi
ar grades-Miss Tomasina McCranie
av Plain Dealing; fourth and fifth grad
=. Miss Marguerite Caldwell of Pla
If Dealing; sixth and seventh grades
nor Miss Johnnie Deane of ST. Francisvill
nd eighth and ninth grades Miss Elizabe
IT, McNew of L2Follette, Tenn; ten
~ and eleventh grades-Miss Annie Har
of Fayetteville, Tenn; Priacipal-Pr'
E. E. Keebler of Farrnerville.
THURSDAY.
he The nine months old child of Mr.. a
nd Mrs. ]. N. Norris of Red Land died !;
asst night.
rs. The East St. Louis Cotton Oil Co
pany has arranged to put in colt
rip compress here.
Miss Matte Swindle has returned
vas Alden Bridge after an extended vi
ng. here with her sister, Mrs. w. P. All
'py -
~, Burgess.
Wednesday, June 19.-Mr. M.
h.e Wright, our Police Juror, spent too
tic in Burgess. He was looking after
roads of our vicinity.
10 Miss Tommie McCranie spent Mon'
Ma in Shreveport shopping.
The housewives of our vicinity
worry, bpev rreceryincr and canning