The herald., 1917-10-18

and explanation of Registration Day
at both morning and evening ser
vices and urged the cooperation OF
| all the members.
The junior choir sang two special
selections: Loves Light Divine, and
The Man of Galilee.
The pastors text was II Sam. "a:
"a, And the king said unto Arannah,
Nay: but | will surely buy il OF thee
at a price; neither will | offer burnt
offerings unto the Lord my God OF
that which cost me nothing"
At night the choir sang an appro.
pirate anthem. Mrs. Blakerman sang
IA beautiful solo. The pastors text
was. Matthew 5:4 Blessed are they
that mourn: for they shall be COM
forted"
All collections at both services and
Sunday School were for the Method
list Orphanase at Ruston.
Mrs. Joel Lilly presented her
church certificate from Gallman
Church, Miss, and became a member
OF the local congregation. She is to
make her home among her former
Alsiers friends, who gladly welcome
her.
Elizabeth Caroline LEONE. infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lau-
man was baptized October IA, 1871.
Mr.. W. r. Lilly and Miss LEONE
Larre were sponsors.
Tonight the congregation is urged
to attend prayer meeting at 200 in
stead of $50, to give an opportunity
to everybody to attend the big patri-
otto meeting at the Athenaeum at g.
This will be one of the greatest meet
ings in behalf of the second Liberty
Bond issue. Senator John Sharp Will
liams is expected to speak.
The pastor urges every member to
make next Sunday a great Sunday
School occasion.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m.
and .:3O p. m. The text at night will
be Matthew SIS.
The Boy Scouts had a big meeting
Monday night. After a business ses-
sion, Mr.. f. L. Bordelon gave the
boys their usual drill. Several new
HdlleS were aQOeQ.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Leaguers were sorry to hear
last Sunday that Miss Eta Petit
grove was ill, and hope that she will
find her way to the League next Sun
day. Sunday evenings lesson was
to have been led by Miss Eta, but
Miss Roberta Hafkesbring led in her
stead. Among the announcements
the one remembered best was that
two of our Lague boys, Messrs. Carl
and Paul Malone, who are now in the
United States Navy, are we'll and
still remember the Leaguers.
The regular monthly business
meeting was held on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 16, at the home of Misses Flor
ence and Kate Green. Several mat
trs of Importance were discussed,
as follows: First department, Miss
Roberta Hafkesbring, superintend-
'ent; Irva Daniels, Mary Harvey.
Lester Dunn. Captain Zatarain and
lie Roy Parker. Second department.
Miss Emma George, superintendent;
Ruth Hafkesbring, Kate Green, Eta
Pettigrove, Inez Daniels, Florence
Green and Sanford Hebert. Third
department, Miss Thelma Cayard.
superintendent; Mrs. l.. T. Dunn.
Mr.. R. Whalin. Walter Wells, Edgar
Cayard, Streuby Drumm and Mrs.
Zatarain. Fourth department, Mr..
Claude Entwistle, superintendent:
Mr.. Wilcox, Mr.. Schroepple, Miss
Anrabelle Kirkpatrick and Hebert
Hingle. Several games were played
and afterward refreshments were
served, which were enjoyed by all
present. Among those present were:
Misses Florence Green. Inez Daniels.
Roberta Hafkesbring, Hattie May
Armstrong, Thelma Cayard, Kate
Green, Luella Dunn. Irva Daniels.
Emma George. Messrs. Wilcox. Les
ter Dunn, Streuby Drumm, Walter
Wells, Edward Daniels, Sanford He
bert, Frank Schroepple, Whalin,
Moore. Hazelrig, Chester Green, Ed
gar Cayard, Mrs. l.. T. Dunn, Mrs.
Natarain, Mrs. Green and the Rev.
c. c. Wier.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
My, but the race is close. Even
again. Yes, the Reds and the Blues
are again even, but Sunday is the
last day, and the winners will be an-
nOunced on Sunday. So be out and
hear if your side won. Besides, Sun
day is Rally Day, and We are anx-
iOus to have "a large number present.
We want the mothers and fathers and
the rest of the family TO come. We
are to have a very good program for
your benefit, so come and hear your
or your friends, or your
future friends. Then comes the So
cial or Halloween Party for the con-
testants on the 3lst, which We are
working hard for in order to have a
good one for you. Going back to
We took up the Work Day
Offering for the Orphanage, and
everyone was pleased at the results.
Don't forget to come out Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock 10 Sunday
School. Remember it is Rally Day.