The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-07-08

people present engaged in dancing on
the platform on the grounds both that
afternoon and that evening.
Miss Margery Hall, after pleas
ant visit of Il month with her aunt,
Mrs. A. c. Gray. Of Vanceville, left
this morning for her home in ROsedale,
Miss.
Mrs. s. c. Logan. accompanied by
her granddaughter. Mary Sue Logan,
left yesterday for Plaquemine, where
she will spend three weeks with old
friends.
Visitors in Benton are Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. G.. Drew and little one, of
Minden. who came in last night and
are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Wyche.
The Chairman Storm saw MILL To-
Gated near the east end of the Bellevue
(Bodcau) bridge. is again being oper-
ated. so the reporter was Informed the
first Of this week.
Mrs. E. H. White remembered as
Miss Bessie McCranie) writes from J642
Kimbark Avenue, Chicago: Please
send the Banner to me at the above
address. Am sorry to have missed two
numbers Of the Banner, but we were
in Hot Springs and st. Louis before
coming here" For some time past Mrs.
Whites home has been in North Little
Rock, Ark. We are pleased to have
heard from her and to know that she
wants the Banner to follow her around
on her visits.
Mail matter has moved irregularly
| this week. resulting from the excep-
tiOllal rainfall of Monday night and
the Hood that followed. Practically no
CORRESPONDENCE or any outside copy
reached the Banner Office the first three
DAYS of the week. Just Il little copy
came iii yesterday evening after work
hours. and to-day with all trains again
running) 1t has poured IN. This will
explain to the reader. and particularly
to the Banners faithful correspondents,
| why much copy is left out this week.
1t came in too late.
~
Land way. called by last Friday and
had his date moved up twelve months.
He said lie was just from Shreveport,
but he noted lie was rather hOt-fairly
streaming sweat. Pushed for an an
swer, he finally owned UP that lie had
stopped over to do some blowing for
one Of our neighborS-that good widow
woman across the way. All. Friend Nat
il man of much energy and big
heart-a real good samaritan. in truth
but all that is about the only thing
his everlastingly wagging tongue won't
talk about.
The talk made by Mr.. w. E. elias.
sell. OF Shreveport. ut the Presbyterian
!. Church Sunday morning was of interest
and much appreciated by his hearers
some of whom have said he must have
| missed his calling. His subject was
:. Individual Responsibility and the
!, Bible was read from and freely quoted
. 4 Mr.. Smith and Mr.. c. q. Rives, wei
E known i'll Rossier Parish. were alst
r members of the party of visitors. Mr.
!, Rives read at length from two booklet.
Of his creed and was given the undi
! vided attention of all present. 1t wa.
! a good meeting. even ii no preacher
) was present.
Il MFR. A. L. Curry. of Shreveport
chief Inspector for the Delco-Iigh
+ branch house of that city. was up thf
i way Yesterday to give the Banners
t plant first ilil-to scrape out an ac
r emulation Of carbon in the motor AM
= give it Il new kick-off-more pep. l
) he will let recommendation serv'
4 until he Is better paid. we'll cheerful.
+ say that DelcO-I.ight outfit Is TIL
hest and most reliable source Of ligh
!. and power we have ever met with. Tn
:, little plant stands more abuse and doe
II more work and holds up better unde
= the big strain than anything or ANY
! Iody we know anything about. An
"a that's fact.
d MIR. Van Carter. of New Orlean.
: and Mrs. w. s. Norwood. of Shrcve
t port. State Secretary and State Ten
). perance Superintendent respectively
e for the Sunday school organization 6
10 the state. were here Monday to atten
# the convention of the Sunday schot
workers Of the BENTON District. Bot
II afternoon and evening sessions wei
n held. and were fairly well attende,
y Talks Of interest were made by til
n visitors and others. This was the al
. nual meeting for the district, but of
II GERS were not elected for the ensuin
year. pending the suggestion that til
district again he united with the rlai
Dealing District.
Among the visitors In Benton t.
day was Dr. Z. NJ. Tucker. Of naugi
ton. The, Doctor said there was y.
much Of interest to report from b
section. except that several residra
were away at summer resorts. Mr.. al
Mrs. +. l.. Prince left Wednesday
last week for Mountain Valley. Art
where they will remain for some tin
for the benefit Of Mr.. Princes healt
Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Harris left Monda
for Hot Springs. Ark. to spend
month. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Fla
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