The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1914-08-06
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CoIlinsbure.

CoIIinsbure.
Tuesday, August mir. R. s. Doles
made business trip to Shreveport to- day. /
Mr.. Homer Keel of Belcher is visiting /
his father-in- Mr.. R. w. McLeish.
Mr. Willie Sentell has gone to jackson,
Tenn, where he has accepted position.
Mr.. Bob McLeish has been very i'll for
the past few days, but is now fast improv-
ing.
Miss EppieNattin expects to leave Thurs
day for Belcher to visit her sister, Mrs.
H. N. Nattin. She will spend two weeks
there.
Miss Ollie Pickett returned home yester-
| day from Shreveport, where she visited
Misses Susie Prudhomme and Annie Mai
Workman and Mrs. George Mills. The last
named young lady accompanied her home
for week. lend visit.
| A most enjoyable affair was the card
club given Wednesday evening by Misses
Carrie, Mary and Ollie Pickett.
The honor of the occasion fell to Mrs.
George Mills of Shreveport, who is the
guest of the hostesses.
Ferns and cut flowers arranged in brass
bowls employed in decorating made pleas
ing environment for the four tables of
1 players.
Pink and white featured in score cards,
i flowers and other necessary and decorative
accessories gave cheerful and festive
touch of color.
The prizes were particularly attractive.
For the highest score-Mrs. Alvin Taylor,
ljr.-embroidered apron Consolation
Mrs. Courtney Fenet-a handmade opera
chamois. The guest prize was sterling
silver thimble.
The punch bowl, filled to the brim with
refreshing beverage, was much resorted to
4 between games.
While scores were being counted salad
course was served.
i Besides Misses Pickett's visitor, their
guests we're: Mesdames Alvin Taylor, jr.,
Lille Sebyrne, Courtney Fenet, James
Rodgers, jr., Robert Marshall, Homer Keel
and George Marley and Misses Matte Mary
!, Self, Eppie Nattin, Marie Marshall and
Mamie Bailey.
) The next meeting will be with Miss Marie
Marshall, Wednesday, August 9th.
SUNSHINE.
Tuesday, August A good rain, the
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night and yesterday.
: Mr.. Claude Evans spent Sunday here.
Mrs. L. G. shipp is on the sick list this
r week.
Mrs. Anna Davis is guest of Mrs. R. B.
: Wise this week.
g Mr.. Howard King was visitor here a
e few days since.
Mrs. Eula Davis and children are visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. j. W. Longoria was q business visi-
tor 20 Bohnger yesterday
n Protracted meeting will begin here the
y first Sunday in September.
Mr. R. B. Wise attended services al
e Kiazer, Ark, Saturday and Sunday.
Rev. Becker delivered three interesting
s sermons here Saturday and Sunday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turnerleft Sunday
g for fullerton, where they will reside.
: Miss Gertrude Wise is spending this week
= with friends and relatives residing in Rec
3 . Land.
Mrs. R. M. Wise and Mr.. Ed Cody o.
: Plain Dealing spent Sunday with relatives
: residing here.
Mrs. Ed Hamiter returned home Saturday
# from Hosston, where she has been visiting
J. her daughter, Mrs. Will Seward.
c Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Brock and theil
: daughters, Blanche and Georgia, were Wis
!. itors here two days of last week.
i Mr.. LESSEE Neal of Union Church, Miss.
e arrived here Saturday to visit his twir
% brother, Mr.. S. j. Neal. They have beer
separated for sixteen years and, needless
: to say, were overjoyed to see each othe
IF again. Mr.. Neal is thinking of moving tt
y Louisiana some time during December j
he finds suitable location.
le Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Carstarphen ant
% children-Robert, jr., and Jack-spent las
Wednesday with Mrs. Carstarphen's aunt
"a Mrs. S. j. Neal. BLUE EYES.
EccIeslaStes.
N All go unto one place; all are of the dust
IN and all turn to dust again.-iii, 20.
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