The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-09-29
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Haughton.

Dated: Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
After an absence of some time, here
I am again. [You are sure past due,
old timer.-Edit0r.]
The 1922 session of Haughton
High School is in full blast. 1t was
opened September 9Th with an enroll
ment Of 151 pupils. To-day it has 21S
pupils. as follows: High school, 81.
with Is in the senior class; seventh
grade, 26; fifth and sixth grades, 81 /;
third and fourth grades, 80; second
grade, %; primary and first grade,
80 The faculty of the school is COM
prised of r. c. Childs, principal !;
Misses Chance and Hopkins, high
school teachers; Misses Wilson, Holla-
day. Cloud, Tucker and Hickman,
grade teachers. We are proud Of our
school and It's faculty.
Plans are on foot, which we hope to
see naterialize, for the enlargement Of
our school building and adding domes-
tic science to the course of study before
another term begins.
Mrs. j. B. Hall and little son, J. B.,
III, of Rocky Mount, were visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j.; B. Hall
last weekend.
Mr.. M. D. Walker and family, from
North Carolina. are recent additions to
our town. They are at present with
their brother, Mr.. f. E. Walker.
Quite party of young people from
here enjoyed swimming party and
picnic at Bellevue Bridge last Friday
night. Those in attendance were
Misses Hattie Chance, Bessie Hopkins,
Marjorie Tucker, Laura Lee Holiday,
Elmira Wilson. Lena Mae Hickman
and Katie Prince: Messrs. G. w.
Smith, Emmet Smith, E. B. Heard,
Woodfrie Wilson. Gray Perritt and
w. f. Whaley, chaperoned by Mrs.
Mamie Perrin, Mrs. Hazel Prince, DR.
and Mrs C. NJ Tucker. All report a
huge" time
Mrs. j. K. Sheppard spent last week
at Trees City visiting her sister, Mrs
p. A. Lawrence.
Several of our girls will leave within
a few days to open their schools, Uiz
Miss Azalee Wilson, as principal al
Alden Bridge: Miss Joy Station at
Caney, and Miss Myrtle Thompson al
Koran. Miss Emma Walker is already
teaching in Caddo Parish. at Steele's
Bridge, and Miss Ruby Allen In Bien
Vile Parish.
| c.. C. Sandidge and Miss Lila Via
Beauchamp left yesterday for Pineville
to enter Louisiana College for this
term. Lynn Tucker is working il
shreveport and attending Centenary
College. Miss Carolyn Hickman en-
tered Mansfield College (Mansfield)
last week, and Miss Nell McDade viii
enter Louisiana Polytechnic Institute
| at Ruston.
/ Rev. +. d. Bachman, of Mer Rouge
preached two Interesting sermons al
the Baptist Church Sunday.
DIR. G. M. Tucker, r. L. McAnn, sr.
and Mrs. Robert Britt attended til,
North Louisiana Association, at Rel
Land, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day of last week. DIR. Tucker wa:
again elected moderator.
/ Mr.. j. G. RickersOn and family ant
Mr. w. C. Hortin and family spen
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Oneal.
Mrs. 6. W.. Smith still continues ii
at the home of her brother, Mr.. r. E
Wyche, of Shreveport.
i Messrs John and Tom Page, of Mn
ock, were Sunday visitors. They cam
to make arrangements to place tw,
daughters of Mr. John Page in schoo
here They returned this morning
bringing the girls with them. w
extend to these young ladies, both o
whom enter the senior class, a heart
welcome.
| Lynn Tucker, Ragan Nelson an
Clint Nelson. all Of Shreveport, spell
the weekend here with their parents