The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-11-21
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METHODIST NOTES.

Rev. C. c. Wier, Pastor; Residence 236
Olivier Street; Phone, Algiers 1873.
Last Sunday was one of special ac-
tivity, marked by large audiences at
both the morning and evening serv-
ices. Special music was furnished in
the morning by the Junior Choir and
in the evening by the MiZpah Choir.
At the morning hour Miss Ida Harvey
played a violin solo. In response to
the matter that everybody attend serv.
ices on Victory Sunday, November II,
our congregation responded in full
force.
PERSONALS.
Last Saturday DR.. Hiram Abiff
Boaz, secretary of the Church Exten.
sion Board of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, Louisville, KY,
paid visit of inspection to the stu.
alton at Algiers. He was much i'm
pressed by the outlook and will co.
operate in every way possible in the
matter of the church and parsonage
at Algiers. He will attend the com
ing session of the Louisiana Annual
Conference next week.
A most interesting series of meet
ings were held under the auspices OF
the Woman's Missionary Society
during the past week. The president
Miss Luella Dunn had planned the
meeting wisely and all who attended
were blessed by these services. On
Monday night, Miss Roberta Hafkes
bring made an interesting talk on
Missionaries as Pioneers of Christ
ian Civilization" Tuesday night
Miss Graham, missionary from Mary
Werlein Mission, gave an interesting
talk on the life of Miss Matte Wright
Wednesday night, Miss Gibson, dea
CONFESS from St Marks Hall, gave
biography of Miss Lizzie Wilson.
At the last Quarterly Conference
the following Board of Stewards were
elected to serve for the ensuing Con
ference year: e. H. Cayard, E. E
Cayard, T. J. Entwistle, Claude En-
twistle. J. A. Scott, ]. U. Melancon
II. r. Hafkesbring. ]. w. Daniels. c
]. Zatarain, Paul Malone, John B. Mil
Ter, Lester T. Dunn, A. Hingle ant
A. c. King. NJ ID.
Last Sunday morning. November IL
Patricia, infant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Emile Savinni, was baptised al
the church, Rev. c. c. Wier perform
ing the rite. The sponsors were VIII
liam J. Figueroa, Jr., and Miss Alice
Savinni.
Miss Inez Daniels is missed from
the choir and church services by TIM
pastor ard her friends. She has beer
sick for several DAYS, but We hope
soon to see her we'll again.
The last of our friends, that W.
heard about, that were sick with fiji
were Mines. Lester Dunn, Thomas Or
reli and Miss Dorothy Labit. Al
have recovered.
| Some of our Boy Scouts made fin'
record of work for the United Wa
Work Cause. Rev. g c. Wier, o
Troop No. IS, was invited by Mis-
Poncet. principal of McDonogh No. 4
to talk to all of the boys Of that schoo
about the war work. The boys of al
| the troops are anxiously waiting tn
return OF our sailor and soldier boy
to assisting them in their scouting
endeavors.
News reaches us that Mr.. Paul Ma
lone of the steashiD Terry is expects
| in Algiers about Christmas time. Thi
| will be his first visit home since hi
enlistment in 1917.
News of interest from two of tn
former pastors of our church is tina
Rev. X. w. Dodson is dangerousl
sick at his nome in Minden. Rev. A
If. Vaughan. chaplain of the arm
somewhere in France, has had an e,
perience in being gased. but it was @
| slight nature and he soon recovered
| Mrs. B. c.. Glider, of Bellevill
Street, has as her guests her two sis
tiers, Mines. Marsh Smith and Waite
Tate. Mrs. Jessie K. Doty is the CUES
lof Miss Bertha Albrizze.
The home. folks have recently hear
from Lieut. Henry E. Albrizze,
Camp Sheridan, Montgomery. He
| well
| Capt. w. II. Hebert, of Camp Pix
| Arkansas, returning from a short visi
to California, stopped for day wit
| his family. He was enroute back {
his company
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Hesterly an
their son, D. K, were guests of Re-
and Mrs. c. c. Wier last Sunday
These friends have recently move
/ from Trope, Tex. to New Orleans. MI
Hesterly has quite number Of friend
in Algiers, as he was at one time on
Of the road masters of the Souther
Pacific Railroad. He is now road ma
ter of the New Orleans Terminal.
A card from Sergeant Walter v
Heard to his aunt Mrs. c. C. Vie
indicated that he had arrived safel
overseas.
Mr.. Charles E. Collette has bee
visiting his parents. He had shol
furlough from Tampa. Fla, at cam
| It will be interesting to note ths
the airships SUSPENDED in our churcl
that are to make the trip from A
giers to Berlin. are the workmanshi
Of Master Hugh Lilly.
l Mrs. r. G.. Greig "a on q short Wis