The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-12-02

down. He was confined to- his room a |
day or two. but is again able to he up
and about
Mrs. Newman Adair spent last
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young. of Ivan.
Mr.. W. l. Met lellan had us a guest
last week his father. Mr.. Frank Me-
elellan, Of Cotton Valley
Mrs. HerndOn had as a guest for
THANKSGIVING Mrs. Ella Alacllen and
Lucille Machen. of Springhill.
Miss Ieasy Seward. now having
employment in Shreveport. was up this
way II few days OF last week on visit
with ner parents.
MIR. G. Grafton Peyton and Mrs.
Florrie Martin Peyton announce the
firth of Il son. Friday. November 18th
born at the Scllumpert Sanitariunl,
Shreveport.
Miss Lois Swindle, who is teach
ing at Sarepta. spent the Thanksgiving
holidays mt home. Another holiday Wis
itor was Alton Keoun. Of Centenary
college. shreveport.
Mrs. A. 5. Brown land chiklren)
left Sunday afternoon for Benton for Il
| short visit with her mother. Mrs. Alice
Heifner. Miss Marjorie Young is stay
ing with Mrs. Adair during her absence.
| -l,r. Logan Arnold returned from
Alexandria and Lake Charles. where
he Went on the special Shriners' train
for the Shrine meetings ut those places.
lie was on the train which was wrecked.
tut wsls only a little shaken up.
/ Operations are still under way ut
the well being drilled in section 22-oo2-i3
Ly Mr.. Garrity and associates. The
1 crew is waiting for the cement around
/ the AZ inch casing to set and expect to
drill in the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. j. s. Gray had as guests (be-
sities her regular family for Thanks
giving Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Boggs. jr..
and children. of Shreveport. Mrs. q. Il.
Jones, of Abilene, Texas. and Mr.. and
Mrs. III. ]. Mct;ehee and little son.
i -On Thanksgiving afternoon the
teams Of Plain Dealing and Rossier
City high schools c0ntended in Il we'll
played game of basket ball. The teams
were about evenly matched and the
team work of both was exceptional.
The score stood ut the end of the game
~ to II in favor of the Plain Dealing
team. There were a number Of support
ers Of Rossier with their team.
I "A wedding which was quite Il sur
prise to their friends was that Of Miss
frankie Kirtley. of this place. and Mr..
Ben Matthews. formerly of Lewisville,
Ark. but now having headquarters in
Shreveport The marriage WAS celeb
rated ut three o'clock Sunday afternoon
at the home of the bride. Rev. I. !.
Holiday. Of the Methodist Church
officiating. The happy pair left imnle
tliiitely by auto for Shreveport. theil
future home The bride has IA host OF
friends here who wish them all happi
ness i'm their married life.
Miss Il,bie Walker passed away OF
November 10th. She was pioneer res
ident of this part Of the parish
lin North Carolina. Her family moved
when she was young to Mississippi. ant
I'M 1850 they moved to Bossier Parish
where she continued to reside UP to thu
time Of her death. The remains wer'
buried in the Plain Dealing Cemeter!
on the following Wednesday. She il
survived by sister. Mrs. w. f. Stew
art. and nephew. Mr.. \. w. Stewart
Of Red Land: nephey. Mr.. l.. I
Sanders, Of Plain Dealing and a niece
Mrs. Charlie Keeth, of Hosston.
Mrs. L. " Bush was hostess to tn
Rock Club last Saturday afternoon
The clul, prize. hand enil,roidere'
bridge set. was won by Mrs. Fluitt. AM
e the guest prize. box of correspond
) ence cards. by Mrs. T. NJ. Gatlin. Til
Il guests were served with a plate lunch
e con of salad. olive sandwiches, chees
u halls. waters and Russian tea. Thos
n playing were Mines. Bell. Frank Co
e Inns. 7. Nj. Gatlin. +. e. Clarity. J.
i. Gray, VIII Hedge. Flnitt, w. II. Mai
II tin. r. j. Purcell. John Stratt0n. j.
y Rodgers and Is. A. Tiller: Misses Mar
r Pickett. Jessie Simonton, Bernice Bus
and Bernice stroud. The club wi