The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1913-05-29
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.


Plain Dealing High School.
Miss Lucille Spears left yesterday for
Homer, where she will visit for few
weeks.
Miss Blanche McC lenaghan and Misses
Lee and Mattile Sibley of Belcher were
weekend visitors here.
Mr.. H. T. billiard has returned home
from Ell Paso and San Antonio, Texas,
where he spent several weeks.
The writer and family spent Sunday
very pleasantly with the "folks" at the
old home place, near Red Land.
Mrs. L. E. Adams of Walnut Hill,
Ark, spent last Friday and Saturday
here with relatives and friends.
The closing exercises of our school
were very much enjoyed by every one
both nights and largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheatham OF
Indiana are spending a few days here
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Marshall, after
which they will go to Shreveport to
reside.
Mrs. T. ]. Embree returned last Fri
day from Fort Jessup and Many, where
she spent several days with relatives.
Her mother, Mrs. G. F. McMain, accom-
panied her home aad will reside with
her indefinitely.
Mr.. P. E. Holloway, whose home is
several miles east of this place, celebrat-
ed his sixty first birthday anniversary
yesterday with family reunion. All
his children and grandchildren were
present, except one son and one daugh-
ter and their families.
Rev. TT. Embree, pastor OF the M. E.
Church, South, for this charge, requests
your correspondent to state that he will
preach at Alden Bridge each first Sun
day at $3.50 pm. instead of at eight pm,
as heretofore; and that the appointment
at Caney is discontinued for the present.
Married, Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Perry, Miss
Lucy v. Perry and Mr.. John A. Car
starphen. They left on the southbound
train for Greenwood, Mr.. Carstarphen's
present home. They have the best wishes
of their many friends here.
& A message was received here Monday
from Texarkana, Ark. apprising rela-
tiyes and friends of the death OF Mr..
]. P. Mitchell, former resident, but
!, whose home has been in that city for the
past three and half years. The re-
mains were brought to this place yester-
day and inferred at the cemetery at three
, O'Clock, large concourse OF sorroWine
friends and relatives being present. The
deceased leaves a widow and one child
a boy-who have the writer's deepes
sympathy in their hour of bereavement
Miss Clyde Herndon gave a liLel
shower Saturday evening to Miss Luc!
Perry. Many usefuland beautiful piece
y were presented to the bride-to-bc by ne
admiring young friends. The guest
a we're entertained with the game OF "Pro
Il qressive Hearts," which proved very in
teresting, the prize going to Miss Tom
u asina McCranie. Dainty refreshment
e were served and all together yer
pleasant hour was spent. JACK.
e. BURGESS.
], Tuesday, May 27.-Mrs. S. J. Neil
on the sick list this week.
,e Miss Lucille Spears was visitor he1
lie Friday and Saturday.
t. Mrs. Lille Seward is spending fe
is days with home folks.
Mr.. Ernest Reed attended pray
" meeting here Sunday night,
i'll Miss Lyde Hightower spent Saturda
ne Sunday and yesterday in Shreveport.
at Misses Bessie and Lyde and Mr.. Vire
McCranie were visitors here last week
er Mrs, Loula Wise and Mr.. Arthur Wi
IS were visitors to Claybante Springs SUI
OF day.
mt Mrs. r. MI. Wise of Plain Deali1
was a visitor her from Friday until Su
'ip day.
ur Miss Florence McCranie is here tt
his week as a guest of her relatives a
ed many friends.
ca Miss Doxie Hightower returned ho'
Sunday. She has been in school
Plain Dealing.
~ Miss Matte Ray Neal is spending Il
week in Bolinger as a guest OF her au
~ = Mrs. Bert Kelsey.
Misses Ray and Mamie Crabtree
Bradley, Ark, attended the dance CIV
!. here Friday evening.
Il Miss Tommie McCranie is guest
her aunt, Mrs. Hightower. She expe
Z to return Thurtday to her home n
Il Brownlee.
= Mrs. Brown, formerly Miss Sue His
= tower. is here on visit with relatl
for few days. She expects to return
her home in Homer within two or tn
4 weeks.
Z Mrs, S. ]. Neil and Mrs. V. B. Su
: rail- were called to the bedside OF tt
: mother, Mrs. McGuffey of Plain DE-
ing, who was very ill. They retur
= home Friday, leaving her very much
proved.
= The. picnic given here last Friday
= much enjoyed by all. Between 400
: 500 people we're present. A ball g;
between the Bradley and Red l.