The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-06-12

the following young ladies': Misses
Orrie Summers, Thelma Kennedy,
Naomi Hafkesbring, and Tomasenita
and Ida Harvey. The congregation
was unusually large. One interest
ing part of the day was the baptis-
NAL services in which the following
were dedicated to God by baptism:
Helen Margaret, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Entwisle, spon-
sors, Mr.. Claude Entwisle and Miss
Margaret Garland; Myrtle, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph At
tenhofer, sponsors, Mr. Robert c.
Kinkaid and Miss Alice l.. Atten-
hofer; John Martin, infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. kirkpatrick, spon-
sors, Mr.. Raymond CHASER and Miss
IZella Guy, Mr.. st Clair Locke and
Miss Luella Dunn; Jewel Celia, in
FAINT daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Doug
las V. Braai, sponsors, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. J. BWai, Sr., and Mrs. c. YER
doodt.
The committees in charge of the
program followed the outline sent
out from the Sunday Board at head
quarters. At night, Mizpah Choir
had special music. The pastors
subject was: THE Passing of the
Saloon, Who are the Mourners?"
After the sermon, DR.. A. c. King,
Treasurer of the Board of Stewards,
asked the pastor to leave the church
and let him have charge of the SER
vices. The request was complied
with to the letter. Within a short
time, the telephone rang and DR..
King explained himself by telling the
pastor that the congregation de-
sired him to pack up and go to Col
umbus, Ohio, to attend the big Cen
tenary celebration, at that place,
June 20, to July 10. Thank you
kind friends, so Mate it Be-"
The Epworth League went to the
Bonner Home at 4 p. m, to hold SER
vices.
Troop No. IS went to Milneburg
Saturday to have swim and catch
crabs. They had the swim.
Troop No. SO tented on the church
lot, on Opelousas St., Saturday
night, to show what it was like.
Roland Cayard made a four min
ute talk on Scouting Sunday morn
ing. The Boy Scouts enjoyed hear
ing w. S. Hart Monday afternoon.
This is Scout week all over the
United States. They are trying to
raise funds and get new members.
Help the boys.
Mr.. T. ]. Entwisle left Monday for
Savannah, Ca, to represent the in
terests of his company.
Mrs. Mcclure and children of
Baton Rouge are the guests of Mrs.
]. U. Meloncon.
The Epworth League went to
Mary Werlein Mission Tuesday night. |
Mr.. Donald ]. Young of Olympia, |
and Miss Anna M. Cur. |
ran of Pelican Ave-, New Orleans. |
were quietly married at the parson-
age, June z, 1919. Rev. C. C. Wier
officiating.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
There will be no prayer meeting
tonight, but everybody is invited to
attend the Third Quarterly Confer
ence of all the churches of the city
at Rayne Memorial Church, at s o.
m.
Boy Scouts will meet Friday night
at 1880 o'clock.
Services next Sunday at IL a m.
and 8 p. m.
The pastor extends an especial in
to the young people of the
city to hear the night message: Some
Lessons from the Robbery of the
Interstate Trust and Banking Com
pany.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Last Sunday morning our Sunday
School Day Program was rendered
and several strangers were present,
me coming Sunday will be Girls
LAY, so let's have another large at.
tendance.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Miss Helen Davis led the service
last Sunday evening, but there were
several of the Leaguers absent, try
10 DO better for the next leader.
you know 1t is often discouraging to
the leader to have just a few.
Tuesday the 10th, the Union meet
ing was held at the Mary Werlein
mission, all the churches were rep-
resented, some leagues having a!
large attendance. The Union meet
ing next month will be in Algiers.
so "be prepared"
Friday of this week the Epworth
Leaguers and their friends will be
able to attend tumble Social, given
at the home Of Mrs.
We will first met at the church.
and then go to the home which will
be announced sometime Friday even
ing. We are leaving the church
promptly at eight. so If Won can he