The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1911-04-13
MOUNT OLIVET NOTES.

Tonight after service there will be
a meeting of the vestry.
Tomorrow, Good Friday, services
will be as follows: Morning prayer and
service, 10 a. m. The
Three Hours service, beginning at
noon. and evening prayer and sermon
by Rev. A. R. Edbrooke, 1870 p. m.
There will be no service Saturday
night. but there will be celebration
of the Holy Communion at I a. m.
On Easter day there will be services
as follows: Holy Communion, a. M;
Holy Communion (Choral service) and
sermon. 7:30 a. m: morning prayer
and Holy Communion, 10 a. M. The
Children's Easter service, with presen-
tatiOn of their lenten offerings for
missions will be held at p. m.
The annual meeting of the congrega-
ton for the purpose of electing war
dens and vestry for the ensuing year.
and hearing the reports of the rector
and the officers of the vestry will take
place Monday night, April Il at 700
o'clock. 1t is hoped that there will be
a large attendance present.
Owing to the multiplicity of ser
vices and conflicting engagements the
annual meeting of the ladies of the
parish has been postponed to the fourth
Tuesday of the mOnth--the 2otn inst.
Interest in the Mans Bible Class con-
tinues undated and it will meet on
Tuesday night at 1870 O'Clock.
Sunday before last Charles Alexan.
der, infant son of Charles Alexander
Spooner and Josephine Lorena Hughes,
was baptized, the sponsors being Felix
Hollier Spooner and Miss Matte
Spooner.
1t is hoped that our Sunday School
will soon be possessed of a suitable
supply of large wall maps the better
to aid and assist in the teaching of the
Bible story. 1t is absolutely necessary
if the interest of the student is going
to be held. The school has recently
been presented with a set of eleven
large sized Hoffman pictures of the
| life of Christ, which as soon as they
are framed will adorn the walls of the
Sunday School room.
The Birthday Guild has again prov
en- a great factor in the welfare of the
parish, and has had placed in the
church very convenient and handy
kneeling benches, which when not IN
use can be turned up out of the way
They were made at the Algiers Sash
and Blind Factory. Since last reports
the following have contributed to the
Birthday Guild: Mrs. ]. c. Matthew's
NJ. o. Carey, R. E. Hingle, Annie Hart
nett and Charles A. Spooner; Misses
Dora NJ. Hughes, Clair r. Borne, Edna
Butcher. Bonalyn w Randolph, Katie
Frazer, Elwina l.. Thorning, Mildred
c. Thorning, Susannah |. Thorning
Valerie Hughes, Ruth Munstermanr
and Enolia E. Decker; Messrs. Alber'
r. Woolf, Melvin ]. Keenan,, c. Hunter
Glass. Wilmer A. Nichols, L. Stewar
Nichols, w. Wallace Christy, James A
Hartnett. Clarence c. Gisch and A. Full
ton Buchholz: Masters Edward H. Mat
chett, Floyd X. Mailer, John A. Hun
ter. Alfred A. Decker, Jr., George A
Herbert III, and Richard A. Keller.
The rector made another flying tril
to Union Settlement to inspect thu
work done on the church there. 1t ha
Just been painted and everyone is de
Lighted to have it so thoroughly reno
waited as it is. He took with him thu
marble cornerstone that will some da!
in the near future be put in place.
We wish to everyone the joyousnes
of the Easter tide. May the truth o
the Resurrection and the comfort tina
comes to us in believing be yours thi
Easter, and may we all draw near il
love and in charity to our fellows, ant
in thankfulness to our Father in hea
ven, and partake at His table of tn
feast which He himself has spread TO
us.