New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1913-06-07

,,. mn,,a. putt.,flie, and Children"
RI. thrilling story Of the app.
Maiden" was told by Vera Hebert, NIL
dred TAYLOR Hida Bsrthe ana nn"'N
Gibbons. uni, ,hs
Won remember don't you? When u.
oreat syrian Captain, Msman who mao
Iar,osy having tried all known femeoies
,as told bv this young Samaritan sii''
whom he held in captivity VI
wonderful cures made by the eies'
Elisha the prophet of God. Ana NO"
af,s, much wrath and raving on 'he
mar, Of the King and d4srmination on
the part of the sufferer, ne WAS ~.
hv a simple art of obedience
valuable lessons to be learned f1o" '"'7
beautiful story How far reachihs Is
truly consecrated life, even IN the seem
,inplv most unpropicicus surrounding
Master law TAYLOR told of little I'M
othv.' who strange as It may seeh i'0'
was naturally studious,
"Ard learns in early childhoods days
The bolv words of prayer and praise.
Ir.t then Miss Lavenia Gilbert began
making mysterious signs upon the biach
hoard at the same time Miss Lowe saht
softly and distinctly a description VI
he drawing as it progressed, showlhe
The Uolv land marking every spot o'
especial interest in the lite OF our hoi"'
If we had the paper all to outsei'en
this week. we would like to give iui'
account of this very interesting part on
the proqram very cleverly rendered
Then. quite procession of fine lads
stenped forward and each told OF some
Bible hero, which he liked best, inc
grand old story always as new as inc
daily needs of humanity.
Recitation by Beverly Hebert NOW,
if the reader is tired, perhaps 1t wonia
be better TO rest awhile but it will never
do to leave out any of this interesting
program.
The children in the Temple
That sweet Hosannas sang,
While all the court with music of happy
voices rang,
Have passed beyond our hearing and yet
this childrens day
We seem TO hear the echoes, that never
died away.
The Saviour listened gladly TO that bright
singing band,
And now the childrens praises that
ring through all the land
Rise up TO meet and mingle with voices
round the throne,
Whose sweet and glad Hosannas ascent
TO Him alone
Then all united in singing Children
Day" and Mr. Lutz told of the import
auce of the Sunday School 1t is the
foundation of the church and the founda e
ton of the building of strong Christian
character This matter is now so well
understood that the practical decision of
the Methodist conference is in favor OF
having department in all their uni
versities to prepare ministers for work
ing successfully in Sunday School. Too
serious a matter for careless irresponsl-
BILE Good is more contagious than evil,
if the teachers are as much in earnest
as the emmissares of ev i. Mr. Pharr
who has done such excellent work as
superintendent in this church was away,
during the preparation for Childrens
Day.
90 tnlS interesting stiFItN was F'N
pared by the Rev. Albert Lutz, assisted
by the teachers. New Iberia is to be
congratulated upon this addition to her
clerical force "A live wire in connec
ton with the Kingdom of Heaven" is
what every minister should be, and
every so called Christian too. But when
man comes as Christs ambassador.
think of the dignity and the grandure of
such a claim; should it not demand the
truest the best, no compromise with the
world the flesh and the Devil. | wonder
whv it seems so natural to spell the name
of the aforesaid individual with CAPT
tai, perhaps il is because he is so clever
and the busiest of the busy.
Now Mr. Lutz did not say any of
these things, but his searching words
and the tones of our blessed Master
that sounded through his voice, stirred
ones conscience TO its depth and made
every one feel there was no time to
waste TO make up ones responsible life
work