The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23
ply to many of its people and Its game
fish should be protected.

| ply) to many of its people and its game
| fish should be protected.
To avoid the payment of penalti )
1920 taxes must be paid on or before
| the 3Oth.
1t is announced in this issue of the
Banner that a parish Sunday school
convention will be held in Plain Deal
ing July 1st.
Miss May, of Forest, West Carroll
Parish, came in Monday night to accept
position as stenographer in Assessor
Taylor's Office.
MIR. G. w. Arnold returned to Ben
ton Sunday from Texarkana, Ark.
where he went the day before to ac-
company home his two grand-nephews,
Hugh and BrOwnlee Robertson.
The Bossier City boys were here
last Saturday for a game of baseball
with Linton, taking the game by score
of, Is to Z. They were here again this
afternoon and defeated Benton by a
score of 13 to ?.
REV. G. c. Dennis filed Rev. G. C.
Busby's regular appointment at Hughes
Springs. Texas, Sunday, while Rev.
Busby continued the revival being con-
Quoted at the Baptist Church. Rev.
Dennis returned home Monday night
Mr.. Lynn fuckers Banner has
been ordered mailed to Harmon eRed
River Parish) care the Fortuna Oil
Company, He is a son of DR.. and Mrs.
G. NJ. Tucker, of Haughton, and was
until recently student in Louisiana
College, Pineyille.
The revival meeting that was con-
Quoted at the Baptist Church for about
ten days was brought to. close fol-
lowing yesterday evenings sermon
There We're several conversions Ito
join the local Baptist and Methodist
congregations) and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson
united with the Baptist Church by
letter.
The time extension for paying 1920
taxes is fast drawing to a close The
30th of this month is the last day taxes
for the year may be paid-Yith no per-
alties tackled on. Deputy Sheriff Whit
tington stated Tuesday that he would
turn the 1920 delinquent tax list over
to the publisher Of the Banner on Fri
day, July 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. v. Wilmington
had as guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G. Wafer. and family. of Shreveport,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Kerr, and Mrs.
WhittingtOn's father and mother. Mr..
and Mrs. o. P. Harris, of Haughton.
That day was Mr.. Harris sixty-sixth
birthday anniversary. which he enjoyed
very much with his daughter and her
guests.
Rev. G. G. Busby entertained the
Boy Scouts Thursday evening Of last
week at an entertainment held at the
home of Rev. G. C. Dennis. Cake and
ice cream were served and nice time
was enjoyed by all. Later that eve
ming Mr.. Bushy delivered special
sermon, prepared for the Boy Scouts.
and all the scouts were invited to
attend
LkCtiG MlSSeS EllZdDctn turner, OF
Homer, and Ouida Fortson, of Benton,
spent several days of last week at the
plantation home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Ivey as guests of Martha Ivey. Miss
Martha, by the way, is now in Hosston
having the pleasure Of a visit with her
cousin. Mrs. Claud Hale who is remeni-
bered here in Benton as Miss Martha
Thompson.
Eugene Wyche and Mastin Hender-
son returned home Tuesday night from
Coushatta, where they assisted the
team of that place in playing hotly
contested baseball games with the
Mansfield, Colfax and Ruston mines.
This is something of an honor for these
boys and one they should he proud of.
Eugene has assisted the Coushatta
team before. and this time he had
Mastin to help him show our neighbor-
ing towns how Benton plays ball They
will leave next Saturday to play in
series of games with Coushatta against
Natchitoches.
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