The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1922-01-05
Plain Dealing Department

years was with her. His weight is ITO
pounds. Some size man that.
MIR. H. H. Montgomery. of shreve-
port, was among the visitors here Tues
day.
Mrs. John Holman spent the past
week near Red Land, visiting old
friends.
Mrs. W. F. Bell gave her Christian
Endeavor class an entertainment last
Friday night.
Mr.. j. w. Elston, Of Shreveport.
was business visitor In Plain Dealing
Thursday of last week.
Mfr. Hartwell Doty spent the past
week In the Mot community with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Anderson.
Mr.. Marion Matlock spent two
days of last week with his daughter.
airs. NJ. Anderson, who resides near
Mot
Mrs. 8. r. Johnston returned home
from the Emma community Thursday
OF last week. She left MIR. j. M. Collie
able to be up.
Miss Nettie Honeycutt has re-
turned to Plain Dealing from an en-
1oyed holiday visit to Texarkana and
Ell Dorado. Ark.
mfr. Jack TURNKEY, who for some
time past has been engaged in oil field
work at Ri Dorado, Ark, was here on
visit last week.
Mr.. j. s. Overcast, OF Ward One.
gathered eight bushels of figs from one
tree the past summer. which excep-
tional yield the reporter has just
learned Of
Mrs. ii. G. Startling, of Marshall,
Texas, who has been visitini her two
cousins, Mrs. J. L. Adger and Mrs.
John H. Allen, left Monday to return
to her home.
Mrs. Ernest Casey. mention Of
whose marriage was made III last
weeks issue of the Banner. has diph-
liberia. and Is now at Shreveport
sslnitarium for treatment.
Miss Della Anderson had as guests
Sunday Misses Brine and Beatrice
Rodgers, Winnie and Eva Keoun. Mrs.
Ada Albums, Messrs. Schumpert Bixler.
Clyde Lusk and Thurman and Atwood
Stroud
DIR. $. e. Prince, president of the
First State Bank Of Plain Dealing. was
visitor here Tuesday. The reporter
lea rned that his automobile was stolen
Sunday and recovered by the Shreve-
port police before he knew of his loss.
MIR. Joe Rounds, Of the Phillips
Hill community, has received word
from his daughter. Mrs. fRuby
Bounds Alexander. Of Burkbnrnett,
Texas, that she had presented her
husband with twin girls. Good luck
to you, Ruby.
The reporter is requested to an
nounce that Rev. J. r.. Mckenzie. of
the Dunlap Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
Church Of Shreveport, win deliver
sermon Sunday afternoon at fO,ar
O'Clock, af the Presbyterian Church.
All Masons are especially invited to he
present.
Among the Plain Dealing friends
and relatives attending the Many
Meredith Wedding. celebrated in
shreveport Sunday evening we're
Messrs. JENNA Wyche and Arthur
TURNKEY, Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, Mr.. ]. r.
Many, Mr.. Ardis Many and Mr..
Howard Wheeler.
GleSe Love, OF FL Dorado,
Ark, one of the promoters Of the
BroOm-B olinger No. i, was visitor
here Tuesday. The rig for the well Is
expected to come in this week and
drilling will be begun as soon as the
machinery can he placed. The derrick
Is already constructed.
Mrs. Maggie Dexter, wife OF Mr..
John Dexter, of this place, aged per-
haps fifty years, died at Shreveport
sanitarium, yesterday evening about
seven o'clock. Mrs. Dexter had for
some months been in failing health and
several times recently was taken to Il
Shreveport sanitarium for treatment.
While her death was not unexpected. it
none the less comes as blow to her
wide circle Of friends and relatives
She was a good wOMan-f0r number
of years a consistent member of the
Plain Dealing Presbyterian Church.
and was we'll liked Aside from the
widower, there are two surviving chill
dren-Mrs. Brooks yanHorn, Of
Shreveport, and Mr.. Jack Dexter, Of
Plain Dealing and others as a result
OF her first marriage. The interment