The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-03-10
Bossier City
LOCAL AND Personal.

MIR. j. Wilson was in town on. bus
mess last Friday.
MIR. C. D. Murff, of Haughton, was
In town ON business Thursday Of last
week.
Miss Marguerite Stewart spent
the weekend with friends residing in
Stonewall.
Mrs. Coleman, of Shreveport. spent
last Friday here with her mother and
other relatives.
MIR. Rip Holmes, of Shreveport,
spent Thursday and Friday Of last
week In B0ssier attending to business.
The correspondents good friend,
Mr.. Il. 5. Burt, Farm Demonstration
Agent, spent Thursday and Friday. OF
last week here.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Brown left Sun
day for Colorado to be gone about six
months. Mr. Brown goes in the inter-
est of Mr.. Shaw's wheat growing in
Colorado.
Mrs. G. W. Chambers spent Wednes.
day night of last week in Shreveport
with her mother, Mrs. livingston. and
also attended theater performance
that night.
The Baptist Missionary Society
had charge Of the prayer meeting ser
vice at the Baptist Church Wednesday
Of last week and delivered an interest.
ing program.
| The correspondent regrets to learn
that Mr.. Sam Harrison was confined
| to his room several days last week
with cold. but is glad to say he il
again back at work
Mrs. Del Switzerland, Mrs. House
and Mrs. Aston spent Thursday after
noon OF last week in Shreveport anG
visited Mt. Tillnan,. who is a, patient
at a sanitarium in the city.
MIR. and Mrs. John Love, Of Koran
visited relatives here Thursdav anG
Friday of last week. Mrs. Love is q
sister OF Mrs. Ryan and Mr.. Love is d
brother Of Mrs. w. B. Sapp.
/ The Baptist Ladies' Missionary So
ciety held a meeting Monday afternoon
with twenty-five members present. a
marked degree Of interest is showr
each week In these meetings.
/ IT he Baptist Missionary Society
met at the church Monday Of last week
with twenty-seyen members present
| The society, under the able Leadership
OF Mrs. Tennin, is growing in member
ship and interest.
i One day recently Mr.. Tillman, ii
attempting to board street car i,
Shreveport, fell just in front of the ca
and was painfully injured, hut 1t il
hoped not seriously so. At present h,
Is at sanitarium in the city, where b,
enjoys seeing his friends
Messrs. NJ. G. Bledsoe. T. a. VIII
kinson, w. NJ. Mccall and G. II. Smith
all residents OF our town, were anon,
those in Benton on the LIST to apena
before the Police Jury and hear th
] discussion Of the proposed plans 70
making the Bossier City bridge Free
"A party Of young folks to motor t
HaughtOn Sunday was Miss Grace Sap
and Mr.. Bob Brown, Miss Frances Fur
Miss and Mr.. Gamble, Miss Annie I1O,
, Arnold and Mr.. j. T. Thomas. Anothe
auto party to Haughton was: Mr.. K
Anderson, Misses Hayes, Afabry an,
Petty.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Societ
met with Mrs. Austin Tuesday after
noon of last week. There were fiftee
members and two visitors present. tll
visitors being Mrs. Randall and Mr..
Curtis. of Shreveport. A very interest
. Ing program was carried out A repor
OF tile proceeds Of the pie supper wa
!. given and then followed d discussio
, OF play to be given in the near futur,
Mrs Randall gave very interestin
talk OH :. Missionary Work IN China