The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1917-03-22
Plain Dealing.

Tuesday, March 2O.-Mlss Mar
gerry Clark, while still confined to
her room, is somewhat improved.
Corn planting has been greatly
retarded by the continued rain and
cold weather. This has also served
to make gardens very late.
Mrs. Margaret Caldwell returned
home Saturday after lengthy visit
in Vivian and to Benton. AT eaen
place she has relatives who were de-
lighted to welcome her.
Mrs. Aaron Barnett has her hand
some residence now about completed
Il is located on the east end Of Pal
motto Street, just east of the home
of her brother, Mr.. G. C. Edens.
Sunshine" Hawks, the distinguish
I'D lecturer. is announced to assist
Rev. G. G. Woodbridge in series
of meetings to be held here on or
about the fifth Sunday in April.
Definite announcement OF the Date
will be made later.
| Work is contemplated to be begun
on the Palmetto Company's well,
near Antrim, at once. The derrick
has been in place for some months:
This well is within two hundred
wards of the first we'll drilled. 1t Is
now flowing salt water and some OIL
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
cietv met Yesterday afternoon, and
after transacting their business, the
ladies of both the Methodist and Bap.
fist Aid Societies met with them IN
Joint business session. they nave
in view the collection OF all waste
material (paper, etc., and VIII ac'
. in concert that the waste be savee
and the proceeds expended in act
of charity for the different worth!
causes Of their respective societies
The business men of the town Will
act in harmony. so it is expected tn
| movement will result in quite nea
: sum being raised.
I. WEDNESDAY.
u Mrs. Maulding came near losin
= her house by fire last Friday, tn
! kitchen ceiling burning out. 3
heroic work Of the neigh bors tn
: blaze was quickly extinguished:
. Miss Eta Lowe, daughter OF MI
: and Mrs. Will Lowe, of Plain Dealing
u and a popular young lady who hs
heen teaching at Marthaville, we
married last Sunday at the iaIIe
place to Mr.. George Mallet. IN
IS bridal party arrived here on tt
l. Cotton Belt train yesterday ate
r noon, amid shower of rice ar
GOOD wishes. They will make the
n future home at Marthaville. The
l. have the good wishes Of many frlen'
c. for happy married life.
y Misses Bessie Carstarphen al
Martha Carter entertained the CIR
- basket ball teams Saturday afterno.
= with a St. Patrick's rock party. II
II invitations read as follows:
III st. Patrick's Day in the avenin'
ct Has been chosen by us two,
h To have a little party
50 And we're invitin' you.
of Please come and wear an Irish sml
a We want you on the scene,-
You'll find the place most easily,
The house is Irish green.
The color scheme, which was gre
y? and white, was carried out very,
er tistically in the decorations used
ne TIE hostesses.
en- The prize was very approprla
mt being a box of green corresponds
,rt cards, which was captured by MIS-
Ruth Nuckolls and Maude Thon
. son, who gracefully presented it
;. Miss Myrtle Powell, Captain OF
N ball team.
During the afternoon music .
furnished by the Victrola. AT
the games of rock delicious sa
course was served.
,ets Those present were: Misses L
Swindle, Myrtle Powell, Hester Sc