The herald., 1919-02-13

is very much alive to this big event.
| The man who seeks the shell hole"
now will surely announce in a silent
potent way that he was off duty when
| his church was undertaking the great
est event put upon it. Come to all of
the services and catch the spirit of the
movement.
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3O.
Last Thursdays prayer meeting was
well attended, in spite of the fact that
there were not a Steward Of the local
| church present
| Friday, February IA, The Inter-
| Church Conference will have world
wide speakers to address the people
of New Orleans at First Methodist
Church at 1920. and 8 p m. These
are very important meetings, and
will mean much to you.
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. IS, are
requested to meet promptly at that
the pastory may attend this big meet
ing.
PERSONALS.
Last Monday Miss Thomasieta Har-
vey, a member of the Junior Choir,
graduated from the Esplanade High
School
Miss Orrie Summers another of the
Juniors graduated from Belleville
School to-day.
! Miss Agnes Hingle, a member of
our Church and Sunday School, also
| graduated at Belleville. These yong
ladies have the best wishes of their
| friends.
Last Sunday at a called session of
the Quarterly Conference, Drs. A. c..
King and T. P. Bell were elected to
represent the congregation in the or
ganization of a Methodist Union. This
means great deal to the work of the
Church in New Orleans.
Last Saturday the Boy Scouts of
Troop No. IS, had an all day outing,
attending the War exhibit in the morn
ing and assisted in planting the Roose-
welt tree at Audubon Park in the aft
ernoon. Patrol Leader Roland Cayard
acted as representative of the troop
to help put in the dirt and he put in
the last shovel full of dirt about the
| tree.
Hugh Lilly has been sick part of
this week.
Miss Ruth Hafkesbring has been
sick at the Hospital, but is much I'M
| proved.
Mrs. ]. n. Melancon is visiting
| relatives in Baton Rouge.
! Our guests in the Bonner Exercises
Sunday afternoon were: Mrs. Yalets
and Master Thomas Yalets, Messrs.
Girard, George Hebert and Miss
Marion Henzel
Capt. G. J. Zatarain is off an an
indefinite stay on the tug Corona, as
sisting those other tugs in trying to
pull a grounded ship off a sand bar,
at the mouth of the river
SUNDAY SCHOOL. q
The attendance was not very good
last Sunday morning, but let's try
and have very good attendance next
| session.
Mrs. L. T. Dunn received into the
| Home Department sixteen new men,
bers, and she has agreed to give half
OF these members to the Towards
side and half to the Martins. Be
there next Sunday and see the aero
planeS move.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Leaguers, as well as the other
members of the church, had a full
Sunday last week. There was a SER
vice at the Bonner Home and later
there was one at the Naval Station.
Tuesday night the Union Epworth
League held their monthly meeting
at the Parker Memorial Church.
There were over one hundred present
and good time was had by all who
attended. Those present from the AL
giers League were Misses Inez and
Irva Daniels, Orrie Summers, Thelma
and Julia Cayard and Helen Davis,
Mrs. L. T. Dunn, Mr.. Sanford Hebert
and Edgar Cayard. At this meeting
there were eight preachers and the
presiding elder present.