The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1921-12-29

Mr.. Belcher escaped unhurt. He was
driving a fiye-passenger car.
Miss Amy Davidson, a member Of
the high school faculty, is visiting rel
atives residing in Mer Rouge, her home
town.
AFR. f. L. Curry, Of the Phillips
Hill community, was an agreeable
business caller at the Banner office
Monday.
Miss Inez Heifner left Tuesday
for Plain Dealing, where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. A. S. Brown. for sew
eral days.
Miss Bessie Crawford left last
Friday for Bienville, Bienville Parish,
where she will visit relatives during
the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will O'Bannon, of
Grand Bayou, are guests this week at
the home of DR.. G. H. IriOn, Mrs.
O'Bannon's father.
Miss Mary Pope Ogilyie left Tues
day for Dixie, where she will be
guest for several days at the home OF
her friend, Mrs. Lee Haygood.
Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Richardson,
Of Sodus, DeSoto Parish, are enjoying
the holidays here with Mrs. Richard
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
-Messrs. +. Il. Johnson and a. G.
NeesOn have been given the contract to
repaint the Baptist Church. They
began work on the job Tuesday
forenoon.
MIR. and Mrs. Beverly Kelly and
little daughter, Dorothy. Of Minden,
spent the past weekend in Benton as
guests of Mr.. Kelly's mother, Mrs.
Eudocia Kelly.
MFR. and Mrs. H. A. johnson and
two little children, Kate Stafford and
Austin, of Bunkie, Avoyelles Parish,
are guests this week at the home OF
Mrs. Johnson's father, DIR. G. H. Irion.
Instead Of the usual Sunday school
services at the Methodist Church Sum
day forenoon there was special pro-
gram, including a Christmas tree for
the children. Needless to say, the
exercises as q whole were fittingly
carried out and very much enjoyed by
all present.
Hon. j. T. Nanny and Mr.. Ben
Turnkey, of Plain Dealing, were APP
preciated callers yesterday. 1t was
Mr.. Turkeys first visit to the Banner
Office and we had the pleasure of show
ing him our new job printing equip
ment and stock, in0typle machine,
printing press, folder, etc.
"a seasonable card expressing vel
wishes, etc, has just come to us
from our old friend, Mr.. A. r. Butler,
Of Belcher. and we note It was mailed
In Hot Springs, Ark, where he is at
present sojourning for the benefit OF
the hot baths. Greetings and well
wishes to you, Pick, anywhere you may
roam
Our little deaf and dumb friend,
Mr.. Fred o. Byrd. residing some miles
east Of Benton. has written to say !:
Last Saturday at noon. for the first
time IL my life, visited an oil field
the one near the Byrd place. IT'S all
right for you to name It .soil field
Fred. and to feel that way about 1t, II
Won ske, but we fellows here In Benton
who bought in can't see 1t as you do :
not as yet. We wish we could.
MIR. w. 8. Dalrymple. Of Midway,
has written us to say !" Enclosed you
will find two dollars, for which you
will move my subscription date up
another notch, as / don't want to miss
a single copy" All, Friend VIII, we
thank you, and find that you know how
to word a note just right. We trust
you had fine Christmas and that
Good Fortune is going to smile on you
and yours during the coming new year.
From a visitor at the Banner office
Monday we learned that Misses Robbie
Dale and Natalie Stewart. daughters Of
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Stewart, and Miss
Ena Keoun, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. B. Keoun, all OF the Red Land com
nlunity, ARE now at home for the
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young lady is a teacher In the Spring
Hill High School and her sister is first
assistant in the Sarepta High School.
Miss Keoun Is student in Mansfield
Female College, Mansfield.
An agreeable caller Monday was
Mr.. H. u. Bounds, who resides near
Rocky Mount. We learned from him
that there were guests a-plenty at his
home for Christmas dinner-Mr. and
Mrs L. H. Kirkland, Of Shreveport :
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Cason and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Bounds. of Mot. and Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. T. Rogers and children. The
two ladies' first named are Mr.. and
Mrs. Bounds daughters; Mr.. Jim
Bounds Is their son. and Mr.. Rodgers
Is Mrs. Bounds brother. We expect
they had jolly day Of it.
Old man Nat Stewart, Of Ward
Four. while here Monday was in to see
us about three times, and we soon
learned that the financial reyerses up
in his part of the parish and noor crons