The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-02-27
The pastor appointed committees

The pastor appointed committees
as follows:
Centenary Committee, Missions,
| Mrs. T. P. Bell, Miss Florence Bur
gis and Mrs. j. Edgar Lono. Mem
bership in the Methodist Association,
MessrS. l.. T. Dunn. Edward H. Dan
iels and E. Z. Cayard.
Armenian Relief, Lieut. Bell and
]. U. Melancon.
Enrolment of Intercessors, l.. T.
Dunn, Miss Luella Dunn, Mrs. Z. H.
Cayard, Mrs. T. P. Bell. Mrs. Jessie
Summers and Capt. C. J. Zatarain.
PERSONALS.
Capt. Wallace H. Hebert, Jr., will
leave Friday 2S, for California,
where he will make his future home
He has the best wishes of a host
of friends.
Mr.. Edmond Hebert was a guest
of his father and mother, Capt and
Mrs. HILBERT, a part of last week.
He returned to his duties with the
sailors on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hebert was buried
from the Lutheran Church last Sun
day afternoon. She had a number
of friends in our congregation and
was a sister of Mr.. L. H. Cayard.
When the pastor was at Lafayette
several years ago, he performed her
marriage.
Messrs Robt. w. and Thos. P.
Wier, of Wier Longleaf Lumber Co.,
Houston, Texas, attended the big
Pine Association at the Grunewald
hotel, and were guests on Tuesday
of Rev. and Mrs. C. c. Wier.
Mrs. Lewis is the guest of her
brother, DR.. A. C. King, sol Val
lette ST.
Miss Ruth Pettigrove is we'll again
after few days sickness.
Misses Roberta and Ruth Hafkes-
bring have been sick this week.
Mrs. l. R. Rostrop of 625 Belle
vile has been sick.
Mr.. B. R. Brakeman is in Touro
Infirmary for a slight operation, the
after-effects of the influenza.
Messrs. Merritt Girard and Clar-
Ience Smelling were visiting friends
last Sunday.
Mrs. ]. Feske has returned to her
home in Franklin after a visit at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Ryan.
The Boy Scouts of Troop No. IS
are planning to have a nice garden,
but the ground has been too wet to
plant. They had a fine meeting last
Friday night. Next Friday night
Mr.. Borderlon hopes to meet at least
sixteen boys for the drill.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Prayer meeting tonight at 1880.
Membership committee will report.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
At the morning hour the subject
will be: THE Stewardship of
Life" Every young person is es
pecially invited. This is one of
centenary talks. Keep in touch
with the great movement. 1t looks
out of harmony if you fail to get
Interested.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Martin and Howard reaehed the goal
at the same time, last Sunday morn.
ing. Martin however was a lap be-
mind his opponent, but in the last
stretch, he succeeded in making his
propeller ven with Towards ma
chine. At several times during the
race Howard's machine seemed to be
the best, and led at several times for
weeks, but Martin stayed to the track
and sailed on, finally gaining on
Howard. For two weeks Martin was
at standstill, and we could imagine
we saw him up above the clouds
getting excited, but something happen
ed, because the next week we saw
him again speeding up and moving
steadily on. All members of the
school who gave fuel to these two
Lieutenants to send them over their
terrible voyage should try to keep I'D |
the good work on bring more.
I'll. EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Service last Sunday evening |
was led by Miss Florence Green, with |
large number of leaguers present.
Perhaps you were not at the meeting,
II so you missed it. Be at the next
meeting next Sunday evening at seven
sharp, as we want to begin on time.