The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-11-14

| OF Captain OFT, payments as follows
100000 cash and the other in an
nual payments of 100000 each at
3 per cent interest. This statement
is made to the public because there
has been some misunderstanding
| about the matter. Some of our
friends thought that the parsonage
was bought with money that was left
from the new church fund. This is
not the case, as church building
money could rot be diverted in this
manner. Attend church next Sun
day and learn more about this prop
erty.
Next Monday the preachers will
entertain Rev. w. w. Holmes and
Mrs. Holmes in a luncheon at the
Monteleone Hotel. This is compli-
mentary for them because by the
time limit Brother Holmes is so soon
to be taken away from being Presid-
ing Elder of New Orleans district.
He and Mrs. Holmes have endeared
themselves very much to the church
folks and the general public.
Rev. A. i. Townsley, pastor of the
church at Bogalusa, has been noti-
Is. Brother Townsley has been ac-
cepted as one of the Chaplains in the
United States Army and will leave
for France soon. He is one of our
popular young preachers. He was
at one time pastor of the Second
Church and was pastor when that
church building was completed.
Last Monday night several of our
people attended the Union Thanks
giving Prayer Meeting at First Meth
odist Church.
Last Sunday, Mrs. Irma D. Ber-
nauer, of Morgan City, who, with
her mother. Mrs. Ernest Ditch, is
the guest of Mrs. John Walter, at
tended services with her friends.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prayer meeting tonight at 1880.
The subject is, Being a Hero"
Bible readings as follows:
Ruth 1:15-1S, Miss Izilla Guy.
Daniel 3:14-1S-Miss Roberta
Hafkesbring.
Daniel 6:10-Mrs. B. F. Flanders.
Acts 2O:22-25-Miss Mary Har-
vey.
Acts 21:11-14-Miss Florence
Green.
Luke 9:51-Miss Irva Daniels.
Substitute Reader-Mr. f. E.
Cayard.
The meeting will be thrown open
and you will be allowed to tell of
some hero or heroic incident.
Next Sunday is the first Sunday
since hostilities ceased and it is par
ticularly fitting that all of our
churches should be filled. In our
own church the services will be in
the nature of PEACE Service.
Come yourself and let your friends
know about the service. The thanks
giving service will be held on
Thanksgiving day, during the SEES
sion of the Louisiana Annual Confer
ence at which time Bishop Kilgo will
give us a message.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Last Sunday morning we did not
have assembling of classes but there
were many scholars present. We only
sang few songs and took up the of.
tering for the Orphanage.
Next Sunday morning we will have
assembling of classes and our regu
lar program. Come and be on time
We will also classify the school IL
regards to the aeroplane race be
there and get your classification.
Bring your new members and get
promoted. We have three to be
made corporals next Sunday; lets
have more.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Leaguers will again have the
opportunity to visit the Naval Sta.
ton and hold services. Next Sunday
will be the first Sunday since the cpl
demic, and Algiers will be the first
league to have the opportunity.
The regular monthly meeting of the
league will be held next Tues
day night, the place will be announc-
ed next Sunday evening. Try to be
at this meeting; it is important.