January: Through the years!
Jan. 8, 1931: The announcement was made for enlistment to the Navy. All men between the ages of 17 through 25 were encouraged to enlist.
08 Jan 1931
Jan. 15th: National Hat Day!
Since at least 1983, schools, libraries, and museums have observed National Hat Day. Hats come in many shapes and sizes. A hat is considered head covering which is worn for various reasons, including protection against weather conditions, ceremonial reasons such as a school graduation, religious reasons, safety, or as a fashion accessory.
Please enjoy all the photos of citizens from our parish looking quite dapper with their hats, caps and bonnets.
C.1890’s: Young girl, identified as Wimmie Brownlee.
Is seated on a fence, holding a large hat with a ribbon.
2003.007.016c Gramham Collection
1910: Mercer B. (?) and Mercer Poole (son of Robert T.
and Louella May Mercer Poole
2001.031.004 Antrobus Collection
2016.038.015 Moore Collection
1914: Koran, La. In front of the Bossier Point Baptist Church.
The gate to the church can be seen in the background.
L to R. Mary Lee Thompson, A.N. Tooke, Trebie Jackson, A.J. Thompson
0000.005.003
"Jordan Smith- Ida's Grandfather, Luther Leroy Smith- Ida's Father,
Glover Smith- Ida's Father's Brother"
2019.045.116 Jones Collection
1900’s: four children play a game of marbles in Plain Dealing. Louisiana.
One of the boys is believed to be the brother of Beulah Allen Findley.
0000.006.013
1900’s: Mabel Scanland and Lucy Antoinette Wyche Burt, both wearing hats.
0000.004.017 Scanland Collection
C.1910’s: Ed Loftin with Abney Scanland
0000.004.019 Scanland Collection
Jan.26, 1922: Weekly news from 100 years ago
· The Banks twins step up to help with house hold chores while their mother was ill.
· Rumors on the streets are that businesses are contemplating on moving.
· Mr. and Mrs. George Bounds entertained Wednesday night with a Rook Party.
· Alton Keoun, student at Centenary College, was guest of his parents.
· W.W. (William Walter) and daughter Vey, are improving from an attack of influenza.
· Garland DeMoss was at home sick.
· Namie New (Oglesby) spent the past week-end at her home in Plain Dealing.
· Lazarus Willer’s car to a ditch Sunday afternoon
1900’s: Mary Ella and Mary Etta Banks
on either side of an unidentified girl.
2018.010.099 Corley Collection
1900’s: Flooding along street, WC Banks Groceries & Feed store building seen.
All buildings are wooden.
1997.031.039
George Albert Bounds, Sirena Mae Wilcox Bounds
and daughter Myrtis Bounds.
2012.059.047
C. 1920’s Alton L. Keoun
2021.007.018 Rountree Collection
C.1880’s: William Walter Oglesby and his wife, Janie DeMoss.
1998.044.001 Rich Collection
1929 Plain Dealing High School Football Team
Front row, L to R: Honely Sears, Eugene Rodgers, Garland DeMoss
Middle row: Burnis Flanghan, Edison Kirklin, Mike Taylor, T.P.Gould,
Buddy Nuckolls, Lynwood Fluitt, Clifford New, Wesley Sentell
Back row: Coach Glenn Crawford, Glendon Morris, Buddy Foster, Boots Oglesby,
Ardner Chechire, Milton Foster, “Fats” Gleason, Odell Anderson,
Dixon Barnett, Marcus Wingate, F.G. Phillips
2000.064.025
1920-1930’s: New Family. Back row: Madge Dudney
New Johnson, Clifford Oglesby, Nanna Mae New Oglesby,
Nathaniel Nixon New, Elizabeth Rebecca Dudney New,
and Ella Lee New Powdrill. Front row: Arthur New,
Ruth Marie New Rivers Garrett Carson, and Clifford B. New.
1999.143.010 Crochet Collection
The Samuel and Sarah Willer Family, 1926
Seated, left to right: Rosa W. Gamm, Samuel and Sarah Willer, Goldye W. Watner
Standing, left: Ethel W. Eltis, Clara W. Groner, Lazarus Willer, Rachel W. Braunig
2002.034.016 Eltis Collection
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