The Bossier banner., 1917-02-22
Mr.. Baker returned Friday and en-.
loved another fox race.


Mr.. Baker returned Friday and en-
joyed another fox race.
Grandma Lyles has been very low
for several days with la grippe.
Mrs. Kate Campbell visited. her
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Campbell, of Dixie
X Roads, last week.
A number of the residents of this
community are just recovering from
attacks of la grippe.
Mr.. j. T. Parker and Mr.. w. M.
Soweu were business visitors to Cot
ton Valley Saturday.
Messrs. C. w. and L. B. Parker
and Mr.. Doyle Boddie are now in
Shreveport on business.
b1r. M. N. Adair of Benton was
pleasant visitor with Ivan relatives
and friends last Sunday.
Mr.: Wilburn Dalrymple of Midway
was guest yesterday at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jordan.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Mccall is now on the
sick list. Her. daughter, Mrs. Jim
Bass, is staying at her bedside.
Misses Vida and Stella and Mr..
Lyria Young were guests yesterday
of their sister, Mrs. L. S. Pilkinton.
Miss Linda, Mr.. Lewis and Lonnie
Bundy of Linton were guests yester-
day of their sister, Mrs. Will Jordan.
Mr.. Wilmer Young attended the
Teachers Institute held in Shreve-
port Saturday. He returned home
yesterday.
4 Rev. King of Pineville preached
at the Ivan Church yesterday morn
ing. There were not many present.
Indeed, there should have been many
others. He preached an interesting
, and forceful sermon. It was just
what was needed, and we need many
others like it. A liberal sum was
subscribed to the Pineville Dormitory
fund. MISS KNowALL.
Emma.
Monday, Feb. 19.-Beginning tt
look like farming time.
Mrs. ]. C. Thomas spent yesterday
with Mrs. M. H. Leggett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Giles spent yes
terday with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole
Your correspondent is informed
: that Rev. Fordhum Of cotton Vale.
, will fill his regular appointments a
the Emma Church as soon as tn
! weather will permit.
:. Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Thomas mad
$ a visit to Arkansas the latter part o
r last week. Mr.. Thomas was called t
J. that state, to see his mother, who
g in a critical condition.
Mr.. J. w. Logan and family Al
= rived here few days ago. They ar
v now stopping at the home of Nj
n A. ]. Logan. Mr.. Logan moved t
# Chattanooga, Tenn, about a yea
r ago. He reports much dissatisfat
N ton with the country and has n
10 turned to again make Bossier Paris
N his home. GOOD EYE.
o. Plain Dealing.
% Tuesday, Feb. 2O.-Mr. and Mr.
]. P. Keeth left yesterday afternoo
for New Orleans to attend Mar
Gras and will spend the week in th'
lg city.
ne Mr.. Clem Miller of Haynesville
now an assistant in the drug stol
Id of G. C. Lyon & Company.
Mrs. w. B. Boggs, who has BET
re confined to her room some time wi
an attack of la grippe, has recovere
eir Rev. G. G. Woodbridge filled /
regular appointement at the Presb
av terian Church Sunday morning al
lie at night.
Miss Allene Woodbridge came
ay Friday evening from Keithvil
ma where she is teaching, to spend t
weekend with friends.
~ Mesdames R. L. Arnold and Tayl
were cohostesses at linen show
given in honor of Miss Pickett,
OF Thursday, the 18th, at the home
ltii Mrs. Arnold.
The home was appropriately de-
ing rated in a profusion Of red hear
the cupids and arrows, all in keeping W
the valentine season.
ear A large heart-shaped basket of ]
[rs. hung in doorway, and here
ey. bride elect took her seat at hea
decorated table, and, as she pull
- a red ribbon which hung from
M basket, the many handsome q
. showered upon her. They consis
of much lovely and beautifully ha
embroidery, crochet and tatted line
are Afterwards an hour of progress
re- rook was INDUCED in. Mrs. j.
ere. Gray having highest score, was gi
lin nut set bowl and six individual S
at which she presented to the br
Pill elect. Mis- pearl Wyche won sec
prize, q sterling handle shoe hi
which she also gave to Miss Pick
Mrs. G.. G., LYONS was presented Y