The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-02-24
Bossier City.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

list the first of the week.
Mis-. Il. A. Reed spent Tuesday in
Shreveport with her sister, Mrs. =.
,Yhalen.
MIR. J. L. Young. Of Ivan, spent
Friday night here with his sister, Mrs. |
Z. Il. Schools.
MIR. George Norris. who is now en-
ployed at Hosston, spent Sunday and
Monday at home.
Miss Madeline Birdwell spent the
weekend with Miss Margaret Moore,
at her plantation home
MIR. f. G. Lambreth and son, Ru-
pert Sumrall Went to Plain Dealing
last week and enjoyed a squirrel hunt.
Mrs. NJ. r. woodward. Mrs. George
Morris and Miss Carrie Norris spent
Tuesday in Shreveport with Mrs.
Grubbs.
MIR. D. f.. Sorrell has accepted a
position with Mr.. Ratcliff, OF Shreve
port. as manager of his Bossier Parish
plantation.
Mr.. ]. NJ Simmons. who has ex-
tensive farming interests at Craps
Bluff, came in to spend the weekend
| with his family.
MIR. and Mrs. J. r. Marberry had
| as dinner guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs..
Elliott and Messrs. Curtis, Barber and1
Mize, all of Shreveport.
MIR and Mrs. r. j. Smith motored
| to Adner Sunday AFTERNOON to visit Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. W. Finuf and the boys,
Masters NJ. W., jr., and Malvin.
/ Mrs r. 4. Schools had the pleas
ure of IA visit from her brother-inslaw,
| Mr. Tom Keith, and nephews, Messrs.
Cullen and j. I. Keith, last Saturday.
Master O. L. Sunrall may be seen
| almost any bright afternoon riding
around enjoying his new horse, bride
and saddle, gifts from his step-father,
Mr.. Z. G. Lambreth.
MIR. and Mrs. Grubbs, of Shreve-
port. spent Sunday in Bossier City
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b.
| woodward, and during the afternoon
called on several friends.
/ Brother Il. w. Tennen and Mr..
T. A. Wilkinson spent few days of
last week OH Tensas River squirrel
hunting. They report a fine outing aud
considerable success in the bagging of
game.
MIR. and Mrs. E. Hitler, Of Haugh-
ton, spent Sunday here with their
daughter. Mrs. p. NJ. McClanahan. Mr..
and Alrss Hitler expect to move to
Bossief as soon as their home is COM
pleted.
Misses Sumner surprised their sis
ter, Aflks Texas Sumner, with a birth
day party. A delightful evening of
games was enjoyed, a. the close of
which splendid three-course lunch
; was served,
Jack Schools, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. E. Schools, came in from Fort Smith,
Ark, few days ago to visit his par
ents This is his first visit here In four
years. He is being warmly welcomed
by host Of friends.
The Baptist Sunday School has on
a very unique drive for increased eff
cheney and attendance, 1t is called the
Jefferson Highway Drive Z and points
are awarded in miles. Great interest il
being manifested in the new plan.
MIR. Z. w. Hutchings returned home
last Friday morning from New Or
leans. where he attended the Gram
Lodge Of Masons. Mr.. Hutchings re
ports the charter granted Bossier fol-
!. Martin McClanahan Lodge No. 3S4
+. aud A. M"
MIR. John Chandler returned home
last Friday from Omaha, Nebr., WHERE
ht, was called by the serious illness q
his sister. The correspondent wa
pleased to learn he left her out of dan
ger. Mr.. Chandler says, Old BOssie
Y lis good enough for me-
-Mrs.FW. H. Coston was sick in bet
several days of last week. Sunday wa
Mrs. Goston's birthday anniversary ant
she was remembered with many mic,
gifts The Berean Sunday School o
Central Christian Church shreveport
remembered Mrs. Coston with beau
tiful pot plant
"A Shreveport basket ball team
came over and played Bossier Wednes
day of last week. The score was u t,
is In favor Of Shreveport. This is tn
first game Bossier has lost this season
The last time Shreveport met Bessie
we completely showed the visitor
under. Another game will be played Il
the near future, when the tie Will b
played of.
MIR. J. T. Marberry has divided hi
property into lots and opened Marberr
Subdivision where the : old brick yard
used to be. Within the past fiftee
days Mr.. Marberry has sold ninetee
lots in groups Of two or three lots t
each person. All those purchasing pla
to build homes for themselves. MI
Nlarberry expects to erect number Q
houses for rent ut al early date.
The many friends OF Mrs. L. I
Schools deeply sylnpathise with her
the death of her niece, Mrs. Este
Jockey Ellis, which occurred on Jans
larry 18th, III Alineola, Texas. Mrs. ELI
was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Jockey, and has many relatives an
friends throughout Bossier Parish VIII
will regret to learn Of her passin
away. She leaves, besides her parent
a widower and three children, th
Youngest just one month old.
Mrs Hester McGuffey, % Plat
Dealing. is here visiting her daughte
Mrs. II. G.. IAmbreth. The 18th wa
Mrs. McGuffey's 18th birthday annivel
sary and Mr.. aud Mrs. Isambreth el
tertaiHed with q birthday dinner i
honor Of the occasion. The large brit
day cake, bearing Its seyenty-fiye cal