The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-09-09

points. On their return they will make
their home i'm Alexandria.
DR. r. L. Arnold spent several days
of this week In Shreveport with his
family.
Miss Lois Swindle left last week
for Sarepta, where she will teach the
coming session.
MIR. John Browning. of Springhill,
arrived Monday night for little visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Boggs.
Eight-inch casing was set at 100
feet in the rfanscontinental well. Mon
da! they We're drilling at depth OF
200O feet.
MIR. and Mrs. J. h. TURNKEY re-
turned this week from an extended
visit in Pine Bluff, Hot Springs and
other points in Arkansas.
Mr.. ]. G. Bolinger, of Silas Ala.
formerly Of Bolinger. spent Tuesday
and yesterday here with Messrs. Nj. X.
and NJ s. Bolinger-at Mrs. Gray's.
MIR. and Mrs. George Denloss and
children visited Shreveport Saturday.
Mr.. Demoss is back on his route once
more, somewhat improved III health
after his rest.
Judge Sandlin and Judge Roberts,
of Minden. SPOKE here last Saturday
to enthusiastic crowds in favor of their
candidacy for Congress and District
Judge. respectively.
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the Rocky Mount well some days ago
and In going in after it with il heavy
drill stem the derrick was pulled down
when. the operators tried to pull it out
of the hole.
Mrs. Omar Machin, Mrs. r. H.
Long and Everett Long motored over
from Springhill Monday. Mrs. Long
was looking for rooms for light house.
keeping 50 that she might move. here
with her family.
Miss Alma Heifner and Miss Pattie
Ogilvie, Of Benton, who have been visit
ing friends here, left last Saturday for
home, accompanied by Mrs. Brown. who
spent the weekend in Benton with her
mother, Mrs. Alice Heifner.
Mrs. w. f. Bell was storned by
the :. high school set y Friday night for
Il last parlor dance before the opening
Of school. Those present were Miss
Abilene Cornish and Carl Perry, Miss
Ethel Cornish and Paul McGaugliey.
Miss Hazel Swindle and Fred Cornish.
Miss Nellie White and Leonard Nc
Gaughey. Miss Eula King and Leon
Lusk. Miss Maggie Fenet and Edens
Cheshire.
The well being drilled one mile
south of Plain Dealing by Mr.. T. G.
Clarity and associates, Of Denver,
Colo. had S-inch casing set at 2060 feet
and drilling was under way mt depth
of around 300 feet Monday. While
setting the S-inch casing the threads
stripped and 1900 feet of piping drop
ped over 100 feet in the well. Under
the supervision Of c. L. Dickson, field
| superintendent, the casing was swedged
out and the hole saved. Mr.. Garrity
says lie has the three best drillers in
the South.
| School opened Monday with all
attendance of over three hundred, i'm
| spite of the downpour which came at
about time for he pupils to come to
school. The following faculty was in
attendance: Principal, Mr.. Lee n.
Bush; High School Department, Mines.
i Corhie Allen and w. Il. Bell: Grades.
Misses Lillian Smith, Bessie Carstar-
phen, LA b, Barnett, Yuma Barnett,
Jessie Sinonton, Zola Keoun and Mrs.
B. A. Tiller. The foundation for the
new school building has been COM
pleted and the walls begun, but the
building will hardly be ready for oc-
cupancy this season.
4 Miss Mary Pickett was hostess to
the Rock Club last Thursday Mrs.
Will Hedge captured the club prize, an
etched glass vase. and Mrs Charles
Rodgers, cutting with Mrs. G. G. Vim.
bish, won the guests prize. box OF
correspondence cards. After the game a
plate luncheon consisting of tomatoes
salad, sandwiches, waters, olives, iced
tea and lemon ice was served Those
present were Mines. b. +. Lowe. Harry
Nattin, Jim Rodgers. G. c. Lyons, J. d
Fenet. Barton Purcell, G. G. Wimhish
Il. s. Fluitt. Will Hedge, Frank Collins
E. N. Bush, Berta Wyclle, r. f. Wyche
j. s. Gray, Charles Rogers and w. f.
Bell.