The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1914-11-26
/ITwS0lyyvz

| ~ = y
SAN~a~rA-
The WOman's Auxiliary promises a
program meeting for next Tuesday
night at o'clock This being the
twenty-fifth anniversary of the Blue
Box, every member will receive an in
vitation and each member is expected
to bring friend. This is the regular
monthly meeting of our branch. Let
every member be present at the rec
tory for this meeting.
The vestry will meet on Thursday,
December 3, 1914, at p. m.
! Sunday being the fifth Sunday in
the month, the rector will be away on
missionary trip down on the Lower
Coast. The services at Mt. Olivet on
Sunday will be as follows: Litany at
1870 a. m; Sunday school missionary
Day. at a. m; evening prayer and
sermon at 1870 p. m.
On Monday, Nov. 30th, st. Andrews
Day, holy communion at 7:3O a. m.
Let all churchmen remember that
Sunday is the beginning of the church
year, and observe their Advent Sunday
in the church.
The Thanksgiving musical program
will be as follows Thanksgiving SER
vice, 8 a. M:
Proc.-O Come Loud Anthems I've.
nua).
Introit-The Spacious Firmament on
High (Haydn).
Pro Sermon-O God Our Help in
Ages Past Croft.
Anthem-Praise the Lord (Clare) :;
solo, r. F. Nichols.
Thou Who at Thy First Eucharist"
(Lloyd).
Rec.-Lord God We Worship Thee
(Cruger).
Communion Service in E Flat
(Cruickshank).
Miss Edwina Thorning, organist;
Wallace Christy, choir master.
At SIP. m. this evening the Gold and
Silver Shower" will be held in the
Sunday-school rooms.
On Thanksgiving, let us be thankful
for the church. Thoughtful people
know that the church is worth while.
None but the unthinking individual
doubts that. Would our home life be
as happy if Christian fellowship were
disbanded? Would this world of ours
be the loser if our ideals of national
righteousness were opposed to the
ideals of the Christian religion? Sup
pose we were to give up the beautiful
services of the church and it's solemn
seasons! How often have these things
recalled us to our right relation to our
God? Or suppose we were no longer
to make any further effort to teach
christianity to the children, Ignore
the ideals of Christian education and
you have no true education. Or sup
pose again that Christian baptism, the
apostolic rite of confirmation, the holy
communion, the solemnization of holy
matrimony and the solemn office of
Christian burial were all substracted
from our daily lives! Would the loss
be serious? Think it over and answer
the searching question-"Is the
church worth while?" Thinking men
and women do not dodge serious ques.
tions. They are willing to think. Let
us both think about it and thank God
for it today
Into his presence let us haste
TO thank him for his favors past:
To him address in joyful songs
The praise that to his name belongs
o let us to his courts repair.
And bow with alteration there;
Low on our knees with reverence
fall,
And on the Lord our Maker call"
We regret to record the death of
Samuel Zwickie, who was laid % rest
in McDonoghville cemetery, Tuesday,
at 4 p m. Samuel Zwickie was con-
frmed in Mt. Olivet in 1905. The
sympathy of this congregation goes
out to his mother and to his relatives
and friends. May his soul with the
souls of all the faithful departed in
Christ, rest in peace.
RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE