The Bossier banner., 1921-06-23


ladies' resided here, their visits always
bring pleasure to their many friends.
Mrs. ]. b. TURNKEY is visiting rel
atives in Shreveport this week.
Mrs. s. l.. Cole. of Arcadia. is yis-
iting at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
A. Kelly.
MIR. J. F. Mcclellan. of Cotton
Valley. arrived Monday to visit his son.
Mr.. W. l. Mcclellan.
MIR. Marshall Davis. returned home
last Saturday from Haynesyille. where
he has had employment.
Mrs. Laura worthington. of Car
thage, Texas. is here for a visit of sew
eral days with her cousin, Mrs. I. ].
Evans
AFR. and Mrs G. II. Curry and
family. of Shreveport. spent Sunday
here with Mr.. Curry's mother, Mrs,
J. $. Gray.
Mrs. A. ]. Heifner. accompanied by
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. King. spent last
Friday in Arkana as guests Of Mrs.
c. G. Burton.
MIR. A. V. Seay and Miss Nettie
Brock were married in Shreveport last
Friday, Rev. L. A. Materne, Of this
place, officiating.
Miss Oma Allen, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Allen, Of Shreveport
has been guest for several days OF
Mrs. w. H. Martin.
MIR. and Mrs. w. NJ. King. OF Ard
more, Okla, who spent some days here
with their mother, Mrs. Nj. A. King
left last Saturday evening for theil
home.
Mr.. Jolp Moore. of Cameron
Cameron Parish), came In Sunda,
for a brief stay. He was just from
Baton Rouge. where he was called some
days ago on business.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. Il. Mcclellan and
two little children. Of Arcadia, came IL
Snday night. Mr.. Mcclellan returned
home Monday morning. hut his wife
and children will remain over for i
longer visit.
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A fine rain fell here Sunday night
and a much heavier one Monday night
thoroughly exploding the old sayins
that 1t does not rain at night durin;
the month OF June. Crops. as collse
auence are improving rapidly.
Miss Rerta Mae Kelly arrived
Wednesday of last week from Batol
Rouge, where she has been studen
| in the Louisiana State University. Sh,
was agreeahlv surprised by a numhel
of friends who gathered that nigh
at her home and the time was delight
| fully spent In playing rook..
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. j. Wise, VIII,
reside west Of town a sort distance
were surprised Sunday by a jolly crow,
who came up from Rossier City t,
spend the day with thenl Those pres
| ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Hutton
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rodgers, Mr.. an,
Mrs. Fred Grimes and son, Frater, am
Miss Annie Waldr0ll.
| MIR. Lawson Morgan exhibited her
last Saturday. the 18th. some red cot
ton blooms. The first blooms wer
noticed on the 10th. Crop prospect
are looking encouraging In the Phelp
Lake section. where his farm Is located
and the fine rains that fell here Sun
day night and Monday night will IN
sure them good crop Of corn.
MIR. Minor Wheeler. now engage
In oil field work at Fordvce, Ark
came In last saturday morning. lesivin
Sunday. On his return trip he was ~
conpanied by his nephew, HOwar
Wheeler, who will remain as his gues
for several days. Howard expects I
visit his cousin, Mrs. II. +. Sn,ead. q
Camden, Ark. before returning hom
Mrs. w. II. Martin entertained he
gnest. Miss Ona Allen, Of Shrevepor
Monday night with slumler" part.
the following young ladies spending Il
night: Maggie Fenet. Maurile Garrett
Mildred and Bernice STROUD, Aarjor
Wyche and Edna Winston. The follow
ing named boys We're present for
short time to play bnnco: Geors
Kelly. Alton Keoun, Il. L. Arnold. Joll
Farley and Sherburne Sentell. A
were served with a buffet lunche0