The Bossier banner., 1913-08-21
with the writer in wishing them a long
hopnv and procnarOnc life

with the writer in wishing them long,
happy and prosperous life.
The entertainment given last night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Ches-
hire was we'll attended, and all report a
very enjorable time.
The quarterly meeting of the Bossier
Parish Singing Convention will be held
at this place, beginning on Saturday
night before the fifth Sunday of this
month. 1t is hoped that all the singers
of the parish and those who are inter-
ested in promoting and upbuilding the
cause of gospel song will be present to
aid in the furtherance of this great work.
Come and let us make this a ''red letter"
day in as far as the aims of the conven-
ton are concerned. Make your arrange
ments to be with us. The good people
of this community will endeavor to en-
tertain all who attend. A basket dinner
will be served Sunday. BILLIE.
BURGESS.
Tuesday, August i9.-Mr. T. G. Ward
is very busy cutting and hauling hay.
Mr.. R. E. Hamiter, ST., is on the sick
list this week.
Mr.. Lee Ward was business visitor
to Plain Dealing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keebler spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bolinger with relatives.
Mrs. Hester McGuffey spent last week
here with her daughter, Mrs. S. ]. Neal.
Miss Ova Ward is spending this week
in Bolinger with her aunt, Mrs. Morgan
Messrs. Minor Wheeler and Arthur
Wise spent Saturday and Sunday in
Kizer.
Mrs. R. E. Hamiter left Friday fol
Garfield, Ark, to visit her daughter
Mrs. Impson.
Misses Zula Neal and Gertrude anc
Dessa Wise spent the latter part of las
week in Kizer.
Miss Lyde Hightower left last weel
for Jacksonville, Fla. She expects to b.
gone until October.
Miss Hattie Hamiter is visiting il
Plain Dealing this week-a guest of he
sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Bailey.
Why don't the correspondent in Bol
niger write? Wake up! Let's max
our dear old Banner as interesting a
possible.
Miss Dock Hightower and little Mar,
and George Smith left to-day for Doy
line. Miss Hightower expects to visi
friends and relatives residing in tina
place, Haughton, Homer and Gibslan
before returning home. BLUE EYES.
Monday, August 1S.-Mr. r. B. Wis
and family attended the meeting held i
Kizer last week.
Miss Leila Hamiter is here spending
few days with the home folks.
Quite a number of the Plain Dealin
young people were here Sunday evenin
to attend prayer meeting services.
Misses Ova Ward and Hattie Hamite
are spending few days in Plain Deal
ing as guests Of Miss Hamiter's sistel
Mrs. H. NJ. Bailey. Miss Ward will Wis
her aunt, Mrs. j. L. Morgan, Of nes
Plain Dealing, before returning home.
The young people are anticipating
dance, to be given at Oak Hill Frida
night, the 29th. Good music will
furnished, and visitors are alwa!
welcome. BACHELOR GIRL.
Around Mot.
, Monday, August 18.-A much needt
5 rain fell here Saturday evening.
Cotton is opening fast. The vie
promises to be good.
: Mr.. Grover Matlock visited his siste
Mrs. Mint Coyle, of Buckhouse, Satu
S day night.
!. Mr.. ]. E. Holloway and his little so
e Tillman, were guests yesterday of N
P. E. Holloway.
!, Little E. D. Windsor, son of Mr.. al
: Mrs. Vassar Windsor, has been quite
the past week, but is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Windsor spe
e Saturday night and yesterday as gues
It of Mr.. and Mrs. Jim harrington.
e Mrs. j. R. Matlock spent Tuesd
). night of last week with her daught'
d Mrs. w. E. Coyle, of Buckhouse.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Matlock We
guests yesterday afternoon of their ps
d ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Matlock.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Lynn spent "
20 terday very pleasantly at the home
is their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Roge
a A game of baseball, played Frid
a. afternoon between the boys of Mot
e. Plain Dealing, resulted in score
of 16 to I in favor of the home team.
Of Mrs. jim Holman of near Cartervi
r spent the past week in Cotton Val
Y, with her mother, Mrs. Garner. She
" turned home yesterday. SUNSHINE
: Plain Dealing.
- Monday, August 18.-A fine rain
& here Saturday evening. Now SOW y