The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-08-07


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1 Home Billiard Table, Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co.; Review of Re
views Co., LIST three volumes 81
!. monds History of the World War;
l souvenir knife, Novelty Cutlery
Company; / blue and gold Rosary
The w. j. Feeley Co.; 10 copies
Lords Prayer" pictures, Extension
Magazine; 10 copies "St. Peter,
, pictures, Extension Magazine; !
luminous Crucifix, S. A. Toye Co.;
dozen packages, Jiffy-Jell, Wauke-
sha Pure Food Co.; dozen pictures,
Judge; l filet crochet sweater, Henry
E. Frankenberg Co.; raZors, Dur
ham-Duplex Razor Co.; l tube Pep
sodent, Pepsodent Co.; 2 water bot
ties, The Miller Rubber Co.; l bot
tie Honey and Almond Cream, A.
S. Kinds; l Madonna wrist Rosary,
The College Shop; l Bible, John
Murphy Co.; l Dramatic story of Old
Glory, Boni & Liveright; Amethyst
and gold Rosary Daprato & Co. &
Feeley & Co., N. Y.
Several raffles are being pre-
pared. The most important are,
bolt of cotton, l ton of coal, l Gill
lette gold travelling shaving set, l
| Filet crochet ladies sweater, / beau
tiful Rosary, l ham, 16 lbs, l beau
tiful ladies ring, l beautiful table
cover and many other smaller ones.
| Notice the nature of these articles
and it will easily be seen that good
returns will be given for the invest
ments.
Many donations have been re-
ceived, but many more of any and
every kind, will be welcomed. Let
this be success, so that Father
Petit may smile again as of yore
The worry of this Indebtedness has
taken much of the pleasure out of
his stay in Algiers. So help out, it
is a good cause.
Rev. Father McGrath, S. NJ, spent
Tuesday at West End, with his altar
boys. Mr.. Ed. McGhee accompa-
MED him and both had a good, but
strenuous time. The day was ideal
and all had a good time. Father
McGrath is getting more and more
popular every day, through his de-
votedness and congeniality. The
older men will have to wake I'D.
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Attention! the Holy Name and
their friends have a treat in store
for them tonight. An eloquent
speaker specially selected for this
work will be on hand to address the
members and their friends. All
members of the parish are invited.
Let the people of Algiers show their
appreciation by filling the H. N. G..
c. on that night. The meeting will
take place Immediately after the
church services.
Services-Exercises of the Novena |
preparatory to the feast of the AS
sumption, every morning after the
6 o'clock mass.
Iridium in honor of the Blessed
Sacrament, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, at from to s. The
sermons will be preached by Father
McGrath and Father Petit.
Confessions will be heard each
night after the services and every
morning of the Iridium. A large
communion is expected Friday morn
ing.
Masses-Week, 6, $50, z.
Sundays, 5, $50, 1880 and 1920.
Baptisms 8, 4.
Dead-Mrs. Dupius of Slidell Ave
S1ck-Mrs. Young, of Lavergne.
Adolph Schwalb.
BAPTIsMs.
William John, son of William
Judge and Camille Barras. Sponsors,
Arthur Hymel and Margaret Judge.
Newton Louis, son of Maurice Du-
ralb and Rosalie Gartouciess. Spon-
'ors, Maurice Durabb and Mrs F.
Buras proxy.
charles James John Mayville. son
Of Armand Mayville and Genevieve
Surallwood. Sponsors, Jno. Touard
and Ellie Touard.
Mamie Josephine, daughter of Mr. p
IND Mrs. Frank Trapini. Sponsors.
salvador Piazza and Theresa Piazza
The parochial School will reopen
m September End.
HIS Grace the Archbishop has al
eady announced that public examina.
ions viii take place at the end of
nay 1920, and it is the wish of Father |
IarKln that all the children be pres
mt on the first day of school.
This early attendance is necessary q
because the work to be covered is +
Intensive and the children will not {
e up to the mark if the lose anv d
ime. :
The seventh and eighth grade q
upils are requested to report at the 4
,onvent from Monday, IS at eight 0
CLOCK until the end of August. In
rder to facilitate the work of the n
ear, these two grades will have =