The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1917-10-11
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2JS Nallette, Phone, AlSlerS l1N.
Last Sunday, October :, services
were well attended At the morning
hour the pastors text was from
Isaiah 63:l. who is this that
rcmoth from Edom with dyed gar
ments from Brzrah? This that is
glorious in his apparel travelling in
the greatness of his strength? | that
speak in righteousness mighty to
SON
The Junior Choir sang an anthem.
Keep Your Eyes Uplifted,' and an
oncltory, Il Know Who Pilots Me"
After the sermon the Holy COmmu-
Mon was administered.
At night there was the usual large
crowd. The pastors text was:
Blessed are the poor in spirit, for
theirs is the kingdom of heaven. -
Matt 5:3.
The choir had special music. Miss
Grace LennOX sang a much-appre-
ciatd solo, One Sweetly Solemn
Thought"
The following children were hap
| tized during the week:
Joseph Thorpe, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. 2. Angelo. Sponsors, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Morse.
Russell Wilfred, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. W. Chisholm. Sponsors,
Tracy Entwistle and Leila En-
| twistle.
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3G
o'clock. Services next Sunday at II
a m. and 100 p. m. At the night
service the text will be: Blessed
are they that mourn; for they shall
be comforted." Matt. "a.
Last Monday night the Boy Scouts
| had an enthusiastic meeting. The
drill did not last very long, as the
weather was inclement. Mr.. BOrde'
lon is giving the boys some splendid
work.
Last night a big crowd of Meetho
dist men attended the banquet al
First Church and heard DR.. McMurry
speak.
WESLEY BIBLE CLASS REOR.
! CANNED.
Last Wednesday night, at the AL
giers Methodist Church, the Wesley
Bible Glass assembled to welcome
their teacher. MIR. II. H. Gibson, who
JUS: returned from Canada. There
were about thirty present, amOns
whom were Rev. W. w. Holmes, tht
presiding elder of our district, anC
former pastor. Rev. R. NJ. Brown.
The church was prettily decorated
with ferns and flowers. Several talk!
we're heard from the members ant
after the program refreshments wer,
he choir assisted with the music
served and the men departed, glaC
that their teacher was with then
| once more.
ORLEANS CONFERENCE EP-
WORTH LEAGUE.
The Orleans Conference Epwortl
League held their regular month";
business meeting Monday, October
: at the Algiers Methodist Church. Tn
meeting was well attended, especiall
, by the McDonoghville League, VIII
won the banner with a full attend
ance and several visitors.
After short business session
e games were played, which were thol
oughly enjoyed by all who partic
pated, and refreshments were served
The leaguers wish to thank a.
. those who helped make the meetin
q success.
o SUNDAY SCHOOL.
). Yes, We are near the end of tn
contest. Although We only have tw
, more Sundays, We cannot tell VIII
9 will win, because both sides have tn
|, same number of new members, whiC
Il is twenty-five for each. The soci;
> for the contestants will be on tn
;. 3lst of October at 1880 pm. so kee
, this date open if you are one.
O We are showing a steady increas
= in attendance AMI hope to continr
N doing so. If you are not a membt
of our Sunday School you are esp
!, cially welcomed.
:. We are glad the Mems Bible Cla
% has reorganiZed and are glad to r
port that the Ladies' Glass will do
in the near future. These classes a.
, very important ones and everyone
"A delighted when they see them on 81
:, day morning in session. Next Su
A day come and bring the family, v
20 have a place for each and everyone.