The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-06-02

porter that the earnings win total fully |
is per cent of the banks capital.
"A regular meeting Of the Police
Jury will be held here on the 14th.
Mr. Joe Allen, of Haughton. was
q social visitor in Benton Tuesday
evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Smith and chill
dren are spending the week out on
Bodcau.
Mr.. d. E. Sorrell, Of Bossier City,
was business visitor in Benton this
forenoon.
Messrs Alton Keoun and George
Kelly were among the Plain Dealing
visitors here Sunday.
Rev. H. ]. McGehee and Rev. L. A.
Materne, both of Plain Dealing, were
business visitors here Tuesday after
noon.
Rev. and Mrs. G. G. Dennis spent
last Saturday night and Sunday In
Shreveport as guests Of Mr.. Dennis
sister.
Miss Pauline Dawson, for some
months past bookkeeper at the Wyche
store, is now taking her summer va
cation
Miss Matte Gray Logan has re-
turned home from Natchitoches. where
she was a student in the State Normal
School.
An appreciated caller Friday Of
last week was Mr.. Pies Johnston. Of
Plain Dealing. While here he renewed
his subscription to the old reliable.
Little Miss Martha Ivey. daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. w. E. Ivey, left some days
ago for verda, Grant Parish, to visit
her former schoolnlate, Matte Lou
Greer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ross f. McDade. Of
Ward One, and their two little girls,
were agreeable guests Sunday at the
| plantation home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Edwards.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Nelson, ST., OF Stonewall,
DeSoto Parish, accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Helen Nelson.
came In Sunday to visit at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. r. W. Eggleston,
Mrs. ]. H. Belcher returned home
today from Dixie. where she spent
some days at the home Of her son, Mr..
n. Fl. Belcher, and during the day at
tended the family reunion held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burt
Miss Ieola Greer, during the past
term teacher in Benton High School
left Tuesday morning for her home
in RustOn Miss Greer was again
elected to place in the schools fac
ulty, but has said she does not expect
to return here to teach.
Two business callers last Saturday
were Messrs. Tom Garrett and Doug
McKeller, both residents of North BOs
sier. We learned from Mr.. Garrett
that he had just sold his small place
| at Red Land and his farm lying bach
| In the fats from that place, but was
ut the time still undecided where he
would locate.
Mr.. r. o. Roy and associates arr
l u
q 21-1011--a new location about thret
miles south of Bellevue and opera
lions are perhaps under way by THU
time. The two late locations Of thi.
company, In sections "a and %, town
. ship 10, range II. have been abandoned
Miss Emma Lou Brownlee re
turned home last Saturday from Tex
arkana. Ark, where she spent severa
| weeks as a guest of her sister. Mrs,
!. Glenn Robertson. She was accom-
j panied by Mrs. Robertson's two Httl,
} boys. Glenn and Hugh. who are still
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. b Hill.
i Tomorrow afternoon. beginning a
! three o'clock, there will be patriots
{ program at the school house in com
j nemoration Of the 18th birthday an
| Iniversary of Jefferson Davis, lamentet
) President of the Confederate States
| This program will be under the aus
: pieces of the local chapter of the Tnitet
Daughters of the COnfederacy. an,
( promises to be highly entertaining
e The general public is invited to attend
"A family reunion, with fine har
! becued meats on the bill of fare for til
: big outdoor spread, was held to-day a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Burt
) Among those present were Mrs ]. +
!, Adger, ST., Of Benton. sixty-six year
! old to-day, and Mrs. M. Il. Caldwell. o
Plain Dealing. ninety years Of ag
) Wednesday of last week. Also, abou
:. all Of Mrs. Adger's children and grand
. children (not a few were present
The occasion was chiefly Ia celebratio