The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1915-05-13
NEW ORLEANS. MAY IL, 1915.
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GOLDEN JUBILEE.

Last Thursday most enthusiastic
and practical meeting of the men of
the Holy Name parish was held for
the purpose of making the prelimin-
aries for this great celebration. May
or Behrman presided in his usual
business-like and practical way. Ge-
NAL Mike Rooney came in for his
lions share of the work. Several COM
mittees were appointed and ordered
to report soon for the final prepare
tons. II was certainly gratifying to
the Marist Fathers TO see that fine
body of men respond so generously
to the call of their pastor, Very Rev.
T. ]. Larkin. S. NJ, and pledge them
selves TO commemorate this event in |
a manner worthy of the people of
Algiers. FIR. Larkin has given the !
impetus, ii is now up TO the parish |
toner's to show how much they ap-
preciate what has been done by the /
Marist Fathers during the fifty years |
of their soiourn in their midst Graf
itude is one of mans most beautiful |
qualities and if the past is to be |
criterion TO go by, when this jubilee |
is over the people of Algiers will |
know that a celebration has taken |
place. The committee meet tonight. |
The next issue of this paper will con-
tain the latest details of the feast.
Annual Sunday School Picnic.
To-day Father Larkin is giving the
children their annual outing at City
Park. great day is promised. All
will be on hand. OF course the in
evitable sandwich and Mr. Dill Pickle
will be of the party. The usual
games and races will be pulled off.
A general good time plus the tired
feeling of the morning after the day
before will be the reward of all the
participants In this special event
Watch this column in the next issue
for the results of the races. Some
records are sure to be broken.
"ocnidi SCnOOI Meet.
Some 20 boys are daily going good
naturedly and assiduously through
the training preparatory to the great
meet of all the Parochial schools of
the city. to be held at Tulane Sta
dunn. Some are beginning to show
good form and soon they will be al
lowed to extend themselves of their
full strength and speed II is hoped
that the parents will back the move |
ment for the training alone is worth
much to boys of that age. COMPETE |
ton In any event stirs up a boys I
best and most manly qualities.
May DevotiOns.
The May devotions continue to fill t
the church every evening. The num-
bers present are a beautiful tribute q
of the peoples devotion to the r
Blessed Virgin. Keep it up and in ,
crease the numbers if possible. y
Rev. T. J. Larkin was at Shreve- :
port as a delegate to the state con- i
vention of the Knights of Columbus. b
Rev. Phil Daigneau, S. NJ, professor
of sciences at Jefferson. spent Sum !
day in Algiers to help out in FIR. Lar
kin's absence. FIR. Daigneau has nu-
merous friends in the parish. His
stay last summer has left many kind
membranes in many homes of Al
giers. All were delighted to see him
again.
Societies-St. Joseph Boys will re-
ceive In a body next Sunday. Senior
Children of Mary will meet next Sun ''
day at z. d
services-Thursday. 18th. Masses '
5, z. $3.50. 1880. Sunday. Masses !,
z. 3, 1880. Baptisms, 3 to 4. Nav L
Devotions. $3.50. "
Baprisms-Jules Joseph. SON OF =
lanes Reid and Olivia Serpas: spon- .
'ors. Jules Barry and Elisa Barry.