The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-11-30
CORRESPONDENCE
Plain Dealing.

Monday, Nov. 27.-An interesting
game of basket ball was played between
Plain Dealing and Walnut Hill on Sat
urday afternoon, November 25th, on the
Plain Dealing High School campus. The
game resulted in a score of % to 6 in
favor OF Plain Dealing. The girls play
ing on the Walnut Hill team were as
follows: Forwards, Clyde French and
Marche Sewer; centers, Minnie Dooley
and Blanche Walker; guards, Gladys
Cupp and Jenette Atkinson; subs, Min
ME Startling and Mary Mcknight; coach,
Miss Virginia Jackson; lineman, Mr..
Wilson. Those playing on the Plain
Dealing team were as follows: For
wards, Myrtle Powell and Nettie Napier;
centers, Ethel Rodgers and Madge
Wyche; guards, Hester Scott and Lois
Swinale; sub, Rita Sanders; coach, Miss
Bessie Carstarphen. Linemen, NJ is S
Nuckolls and Mr.. R. Boiinger; score
keepers, Misses Thompson and Dis
mukes; timekeepers, Messrs. Eggleston
and Garner. Although the Walnut Hill
girls were defeated they all seemed to
have enjoyed the day, which was spent
on the High School campus where
delicious lunch was served.
An Interesting Thanksgiving program
has been prepared by the Literary So
ciety for Friday, December list, and all
patrons are invited to come. The pro-
gram is as follows:
|. Rollcall-Thanksgiving Quotations.
2. Thanksgiving Song-Society.
8. History of Thanksgiving e t tt e
Honeycutt.
4. Instrumental Solo-Maurine Garrett.
5. Thanksgiving Story-Sadye King.
6. Vocal Solo-Miss Nuckolls.
Z. Thanksgiving Jokes-Susie Foster.
8. Chorus-Come Where the Lille S
Bloom.
8. Thanksgiving Observation-Disclosures
Powell.
10. Violin Solo-Miss Reid.
Ii. Thanksgiving Conundrums C ay
Foster.
IL. Instrumental Solo--Carrie Lou Mays.
10. Star-Editor.
TUESDAY.
Miss Alice Dismukes of Walnut Hill
came down to witness the basket ball
game Saturday.
Miss Matte Kelley has returned from
Shreveport, brining with her for visit
Miss Mattye Tyler. e.
Pleasant time is anticipated at the
Presbyterian Ladies' bazaar to be held
at Dexter Hall on Saturday afternoon.
Be sure to attend and bring your friend.
The Plain Dealing basket ball teams,
both first and second, will play Red Land
teams at Red Land on Thanksgiving
Day. Go and root for your home team.
Mrs. w. T. Lovelady rendered party
in honor of her cousin, Miss Willie Bell
Peyton, last Thursday evening, which
proved very enjoyable event to the
company present.
Mrs. w. H. Stroud had as her guests
for the weekend her sisters, Mrs. A.
Barnett of Kansas and Miss bessie Mae
Cochran of Bradley, Ark, also her
brothers, Messrs Frank and J. r. Coch-
ran of Bradley.
The marriage of Miss Arminta May
Searcy and DR.. Sidney Gardner was con-
summated on November 1st at Ward
worth, La. The bridal party left after
the ceremony for New Orleans to spend
their honeymoon. This notice of the
Doctors marriage will be read with a
great deal of interest by his friends here
where he was reared. May their married
life be long and full of happiness.
| WEDNESDAY.
Every carpenter in town is busy.
Mr.. P. A. Gallon of Derry, La, was
a visitor here few days ago.
The new residence being erected by
Senator w. J. Johnston is we'll under
way.
Mrs. King of Shreveport was a week
end visitor here of her sister-in-law
Mrs. Alvin Heifner.
Mr.. J. A. Mitchell of Texarkana, ar
old resident of Plain Dealing, came in