The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-11-27

committee in charge of the $7j.OOO,OOO
campaign will hold meeting.
MFR. Lee \. Bush spent Thankssiv-
in. Day in Benton attending to school
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Allen spent
Thanksgiving in Garfield. Ark.-guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Allen.
Mrs. Eugene Cook land children)
came in last week from Gillian to visit
her aunt Mrs. Berta Wyche. for few
days.
Miss Maude Thompson. Of the
Plain Dealing Mercantile Company
store. was indiSposed yesterday and alb
sent from duty during the day.
Mrs W. r. Rogys. jr., came up
from Shreveport Tuesday morning to
spend the day with her mother. Mrs.
J. $. Gray. and other relatives and old
friends.
MIR. and Mrs Glenn Curry and
children came in from Shreveport this
| morning on the motor to spend Thanks
giving Day with their mother, Mrs.
J. $. Gray.
Mr. Allan Roggs. of Shreveport.
spent the weekend in Plain Dealing
with his wife and baby and parents.
Miss Niryie Lowe. Of Shreveport. was
| also a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. l..
Boygs.
Mrs. l.. c. Perry. who had been
| visiting her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Perry. left this morning for
| Shreveport to visit her father and
| mother. Mr. and Mrs. {. Il. WimbiSh.
| before returning to her home in KodeO,
New Mex.
| The Red Land School has been
without a principal teacher ever since
Monday week ago and is being con-
Quoted by the other teachers until Il
new principal can he secured->o the
reporter is informed by Superintend-
ent Of Education w. \. FortSOn.
| Mr.. ]. +. Lyon left Tuesday after
| noon for his old home. in Fort Scott
KanS.. to spend Il couple of weeks with
his mother. brothers and sisters He
is probably eating Thanksgiving dinner
right now in his old place at the fam
lily tahle-;nd we hope he has IL good
time.
Mrs Ray Bailey land son. Hami-
teri left las Friday for Relcher. by
way of Shreveport. to spend few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Alvin
Taylor. She was joined in Shreveport
by another daughter. Mrs. Il. +. Car
starphen land boys) of Minden, and
they all proceeded to Belcher together.
Mrs. Bailey returned home Sunday
night.
Mr.. y. w. Sentell. Of CollinSlSurg.
and two Of his daughters. Mrs. Davis,
of RuSton. and Miss Henri Sentell,
and Miss Dina Sherbourn motOred to
Shreveport Tuesday to he present a:
the HawkinS-Sentell wedding that at
ternoon. when Miss Claudia Sentell
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sentell
and Mr. Pat Hawkins were united III
marriage ut the First Presbyterian
Church Of that city.
-Messrs. Tom Crawford. Cliff OgleS
by. Jim Demoss. Elmer Walker ant
jeff Hudson. of Plain Dealing, an {
MeSSrS. Tavner and Emmett Taylor
; Haywood Montgomery and Sid Adger
of Benton and community, went t
Still House Bayou the first Of the weel
and csmped on the trail of whatever
deer there might chance to be left il
t that hunting ground The Benton
hunters brought eight dogs and mum
I her of local dogs We're also taken aloN.
Married this morning at MIN
O'Clock, at the home of the brides par
;. ents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Cole. MI
l. "a. e. Holbach and Miss Blanche Collie
It both Of Plain Dealing. Rev. T. J. Hol
= laday performed the wedding ceremOn!
d The bride and groom left on the south
; hound train the same morning TO
: Shreveport and other points Of inter
Il est for il honeymoon trip A humble
e of their friends We're ut the station t
= wish them happineSS-;,nd to pelt thel
with rice