The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-04-10

turned home the same evening on the
SouthbOund motor.
Born last Thursday. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Evans. Il girl.
Mrs. Il. {. Rance has been i'll this
week. but is now improving.
Mr. Lyles Wyche is expected home
this week from Camp Shelby. Miss.
Rev. &. &. Woodbridge filled his reg
ular appointment at Benton Sunday.
Take a lesson from the ant. He
works with others. Get into a War
Savings Society.
Mr.. JoanneS Smith. of Benton. spent
last Saturday here attending to pro-
feSSiOnal business
Miss Carrie Rosgs spent last Friday
and Saturday in Shreveport with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. s. Boggs.
Mrs. +. Nj. Cline. of Shreveport. was
in Plain Dealing Saturday of last week
as Il guest Of Mrs. w. Il. Boggs.
Mrs. Allen BoggS, of Shreveport.
came in last Friday to visit her par
entS. DR. and Mrs. I. n. keoun.
Mr.. W. +. Allen. of Shreveport. was
among the Out-Of-town visitors in Plain
Dealing Friday night of last week.
Mr.. w. ID. Mhoon went to Hughes
| Spur Tuesday to begin work OH some
| ditching for the Cotton Belt Company
DIR. and Mrs. w. +. Bell spent Tues.
day in Shreveport, where DR. Bell was
in attendance upon the state Medical
| Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Adair returned
home last Friday from visit witt
relatives residing in Belcher. Mindel
and, other points.
Miss Nettie Honeycutt was called t.
Shreveport last Saturday morning b!
the illness of her father. Mr.. J. II
Eoneycutt. who was ut Il Sanitariun
4 in that city.
Mr.. George Lee. of ArkaIa. was trad
ing in our town Tuesday. Plain Deal
in. draws quite trade-an increa,S
ifig trade. tOo-frOm the outlying dis
trictS.
Twenty seven young people took
ride Sunday afternoon on the Monarc
Lumber Company motor trucks t
points Of interest in and about Plai
Dealing. The party was given an
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. II. {
Machen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Many received
message last Saturday morning Ill
nouncing the landing in New York o
the 18th of their son, Sergt. W1llial
Marry. from overseas. He was Orde
ed to Camp Upton. Long Island. Serg
Many said in his message that he wi
he home as soon as he can finish
little red tape arrangement with HI
Uncle Sam - such as the details {
mastering out of the service. etc. {
securing il furlough. In the mea
time. he is feeling fine.
Mrs. III. l.. Higdon received lett
this week from her brother, Mr.. Fo
rest Chapman. who landed last wee
in New York from overseas and wi
he discharged from the service at Can
Pike. near Little Rock. Ark. NJ
Chapman received three wounds du
ing the great offensive III France In
fall and has spent most Of the tin
|. since recovering from the wounds i'll
!. from operations made necessary ther
: by. He expects to come to Plain DE;
! ing to visit his sister after his di
3 charge from the service.
). Mr.. r. f. Wyche. jr.. received
!: card Tuesday from Corpl. Sidney Cal
i well. jr.. who wrote that he was tn
8 on his way to Spain. where he W
! spend the time allowed by furlous
!. He also said that after he has Sc
+ something of Spain he will be ready
: return to America. as his SOldieri
i overseas has enabled him to visit FL
5. land, France. Germany and some 9th
European countries - enough to c.
!. vince him. we gather. that home loo
+ a lot better than any foreign land aft
=. the novelty has worn Il little thin.