The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-04-18

Naval Station at $50 a. M; Algiers,
IL a. m; Bonner Home, $3.50 p. m,
and Second Church at p. m.
At night DR.. John T. Sawyer
preached instead of Rev. F. NJ. Free
man, who had gone. by special invi-
tation, to Groveton, Texas, to deliver
a Liberty Bond address. DR.. Sawyer
had fine hearing
Next Sunday, at the IL o'clock SER
vice, the subject will be "A Call to
Intercession." At night there will be
patriotic service. Let those SER
vices be well attended.
Tonight we will have messages
from our soldier boys. If you have
had letter or message from any OF
our boys come and let us hear about
it. We are expecting Mr.. Curtis
Green to be present, as he is at home
on furlough for two weeks.
Mr.. Chester Green spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives and
| friends, but returned to Mobile Mon
| day night.
Last Sunday, April IA, Allen Lloyd
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bowers of Empire, La, was baptized.
Capt. and Mrs. Heuer of Opelousas
Street were sponsors.
Monday night Rev. c. c. Wier, Dr.
J. E. Pollock and Mr.. F. B. Flanders
attended the Scout Masters Round
Table, at the Association of Com
merce Building
The Boy Scouts of Troop No IS are
requested to meet promptly at Z p.
m. Friday. After a business session,
they will go to Washington Artillery
Hall in uniform to see the display of
British war relics. On this particu-
lar date the Scouts will be admitted
supplementary
Mr.. Flanders and Mr.. Appel will
soon be enrolled as scout masters and
launch a new troop in Algiers.
The Girl Scouts complimented
Troop No. Is by a visit Friday night
Misses Kate and Florence Green at
tended the Naval Station last Sun
day to assist in the music at the $50
service.
Be sure to remind your guests of
our services. If you cannot attend
yourself tell them about the hours
CNOly OuHudy at a. III anu . fo
p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The 2Sth of this month is Chill
dren's Day and the program commit
tee is already hard at work. Miss
Eta Pettigrove is the chairman and
is preparing a very good program.
The Saturday following Children's
Day, May 4, We will have our Annual
Sunday School Picnic, so prepare
get ready If you want any tables
see Edgar Cayard before that date
so you will not be left without one
We will have several games in the
afternoon at o'clock, so get your
muscles in trim and be prepared.
You must not neglect Sunday
| School, however. You should always
be there unless something very i'm
portant binders you from attending
| Perhaps you we're not there last Sun
| day IL so, come the next.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Mrs. c. J. Zatarain led the League
| meeting last Sunday evening, assisted
| by many Leaguers.
The League business meeting was
held Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mrs. Zatarain, where business of the
month was discussed and after which
refreshments were served and games
were played. Those in attendance
were: Misses Irva and Inez Daniels,
Pearl Collette, Thelma Cayard, Emma
George, Roberta Hafkesbring, Anna
bell Kirkpatrick, Florence and Kate
Green, Messrs. Herbert and Lee Hin
gle. Walter Wells, Raleigh Whalin,
Curtis Green and Edgar E. Cayard;
Rev. c. c. Weir, Mr.. and Mrs L. T.
Dunn, and Capt. and Mrs. c. ]. Zata-
rain.
One new member was received into
the League at this meeting. Per-
haps you are not a member. If so
come out and join any Sunday eve
ming at our meetings. We are glad
to have you.
The first sewing class will start
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