The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1919-04-24

AAlS. II. W. IISSieStOu spent iuSt ~
day in Shreveport.
Misses Mamie and Oracle Lynn. Of
Mot. We're guests last week Of Mrs. Ed
Slack.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Mhoon and fam
lily We're visitors to Shreveport last
Friday.
Mrs. Jim Martin. who was quite ill
for Il time last week. has about re-
covered.
Mrs. John Dudney will entertain the
Methodist Missionary Society Tuesday
of next week.
Miss Veye Kendrick Went to Myrtis
Saturday afternoon to he guest of
Mrs. Grover Thornton for Il couple of
days.
Miss Hazel Cline and Miss Lois Cur
It's. of Shreveport. visited Mrs. w. II.
Stroud last week. returning home Sat
urday.
Mr.. +. W. Graham. who is employed
with the oil people ut Bradley. Ark
spent the weekend here with his
family.
Mr.. NJ. Price spent Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday in Shreveport i'll attend
ance upon the religious ceremonies of
his church.
Mrs Julia Pickett MARYLAND will ell
terrain Il few friends at rock this after
noon at the home Of Mr.. Robert $.
DoleS, near CollinShurg.
Rev. II. 5. EllZey, missionary under
the State Baptist Executive Board.
was here Saturday Oh his way to Ivan.
where he preached Sunday.
Mrs. J. ID. Herndon and Miss Lillian
Smith drove to Gillian last Friday to
lie guests for il few days of Mrs. Hern,
don's daughter. Mrs. Tom Adger.
The little baby of Mr. and Mrs. Will
Worley was quite seriously ill Monday
and Monday night. but is lately report
ed in greatly improved condition
Mrs. Amanda North, of Dixie. re
. lated to Il number of BOssier Parish
readers of the Banner. and who wa.
stricken with paralysis few week.
since. is reported lately as somewhat
improved.
DR.. w. +. Bell. Messrs. J. T.. Walker
\. w. Heifner Milton Kidd, L. Il. Blk
Ter Emmett WyShe and w. II. Strou,
went to Shreveport Sunday to be pres
ent Monday and take several degree
in Masonry up to the fourteenth
degree.
Capt. ID. w. Adams. of Bolinger, bet
ter known by his old friends as Capt
jerks of HoSS River" was IL visitor il
Plain Dealing last week and was heal
tily greeted by friends. The Captain
eighty-Seven years young and aplml
emily as Sprightly as ever.
Miss Nettie Honeycutt left Wedne.
day afternoon for TeXarkana. Ark
where she will reside with relatives fo
il time and where she will he Il studeI
in the business college of that cit.
Her many good friends in Plain Dea
ing are sorry indeed to lose her frol
their midst.
Mrs. J. :. Gray received Il birthda
present last week-the 16tll-frOm ht
SON. Mr.. Rob II. Curry. Mrs. Curry an
their little daughter, Virginia. who r.
u side in Los Angeles. Calf. The preSel
was box of California products
- commercially packed - consisting
). almonds. English walnuts. raiSinS. fig
!: pineapple nmrmelade. grapefruit ma
melade. pruneS. dates. apricotS. etc.
:. Mr. II. Il. Hill. of Benton; MeSSr
). w. II. Hodges. jr.. II. l.. Skannal al
: \. Curtis. all of Ward One. and NJ
!: f. \. Frost. of Shreveport, Charms;
: of the Bossier-( 'addo Victory I4ibert
< Loan Committee. arrived i'll pla
:. Dealing early Tuesday morning al
! spent several hours working for SUI
: scriptions to the last great loan of Il
! World War series. Plain Dealing d
: her duty. of course. and will do as WI
:. on several more such occasions befO
: May 1Oeh.
: Mr.. John +. Adair left Monday mig
! for Joplin. Mo-. to look after mining
!; tereStS in the matter of the Succe
+ Zinc Corporation mine. near that Gil
: in which Il number Of Plain Dealil
: Benton and Shreveport people are
: tereSted. The development work
! the mine was closed down during Ju
5. of last year on account of the Scarci
i CT labor and other operating neces
). ties. 1t is understood in Plain De
! ing that the mine is to he again VOL
< ed to its full capacity for production
Mr. $. +. Hicks and Mr.. w. + Gil;
]. sell. of Shreveport. mOtored to Pla
Dealing Sunday and both deliver
! lectures ut the Presbyterian Church
the laymen'S movement during
! morning series Of services and p
: ceedingS. \ large congregation "
:. present including Il number Of eld'
OF other BoSsier churches - notal
Mr.. Sid .Adger of near Rocky MOul
Mr.. jim Henderson and Mr.. Belch
of Benton. There was an INTEREST,"
program, participated In by numl
= Of singing children dressed all
white" and another feature was mu
rendered by Miss Dina Sherburne. NJ
& Harry. SantaU and Miss \pttia Hon