The herald., 1919-02-06
When Il Pours. Il Reigns"

The night congregation was not as
large as usual. Mizpah Choir still is
somewhat disOrganiZed on account of
sickness, but will, perhaps, be to-
gether again Friday night. Miss
Eta Pettigrove was at the piano,
after a two weeks absence. The pas
tors subject was the Parable of the
Good Samaritan" The four minute
speakers presented some interesting
facts concerning the Centenary Miss
Thelma Cayard spoke at the morning
hour and Mr.. l.. T. Dunn spoke at
the evening hour. Miss Cayard spoke
of the part the Epworth Leaguers
were to take and Mr.. Dunn gave an
optimistic view of the success of the
movement when we arise from our
knees and go forward to the great
work as outlined by our leaders.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prayer meeting tonight at 1870
o'clock. The meeting will be led by
Secretary Hugh VI. Jamerson of the
Army Y. NJ. c. A. He will be well
coined by crowd of friends and rela-
tives.
Services next Sunday at II a. m.
and 1880 p. m.
Next sunday, February 8, Congress
has selected as Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Day. Boy Scouts all over
the United States will observe the
day. We respectfully invite Boy
Scouts and Scout Masters, and all of
the larger boys, who may be inter
ested in making this a great service,
to attend at 1880 p. m. Scouts to be
in uniform. Col. Roosevelt was Chief
Scout Citizen and honorary vice
president of the B. S. A. Everybody
is invited to this boys service.
The boy scouts of Troop No. IS are
delighted to have their old leader,
Boatswain E. L. BordeIon, with them
again. He will meet the boys on Fri
day nights and give them lessons. We
would be glad to have applications for
few new members. The boys are to
have rousing meeting Friday hight.
Saturday they expect to take their
lunches and spend the day examining
the war exhibits at Heinneman Park.
PERSONALS.
Last Wednesday, January 80, 1919,
at the parsonage, 236 Olivier Street,
Rev. c. c. Wier officiating, Mr.. Eu-
STAGE P. Voegtlin and Miss Catharine
WoolyertOn were united in marriage.
The young people are residing at their
home, corner Belleville and Evelina
Streets.
Mr.. Claude Entwistle has gone to
Cuba. His Sunday School class will
be taught by Mrs. A. C. King.
Miss Myra Martin is much i'm
proved, after two weeks sickness.
Mr.. J. R. Dwyer was sick for sew
eral days. but is all right again.
Mrs. R. c. Greigg has been sick
several days.
Mrs. Perry Bach and Mrs. Otis
Simms have been ill., but have recov-
cred
The family of Mr.. F. G. Albright
has entirely recovered.
Mr.. F. G. Ryan of Olivier Street,
while at his duty on the Southern
Pacific train, had an accident with the
air brake that has laid him up for
repairs for several days.
Rev. John G. Smelling, presiding
elder of the New Orleans District, has
been sick for a week, but is now con-
valescing
The Masonic Grand Lodge has been
in session during the week. The pas
tor and many of the members have
attended.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Several members of the school were
absent last Sunday. We missed them
and trust that they will be able to
come this Sunday.
The members of the school who
have stamp books for the Armenians |
perhaps would like to know that the |
week Of February II there is to be |
large drive throughout the country |
for the poor, suffering people, and |
large sums are expected to be raised |
for these Armenians and Syrians.
EWORTH LEAGUE.
The Union Epworth League will |
meet next Tuesday at the Parker |
Memorial Church and a large attend |
ance of Algiers Leaguers is expected. |
~ val DO hONCoSdly at IulS
to elect a treasurer, so be there to |
vote.
Sunday afternoon the Leaguers will |
catch the 3;10 car for the Immigra-
ton Station and go to the Bonner
Home to hold services. From there |
We will go to the Y. NJ. C. A. at the
Naval Station and hold service |
there. We want a nice, large crowd |
at both places, so if you can come do |
so. Mr.. Melancon, of the Bonner
Home, especially wants us to have a
large crowd, not because il only
pleases him, but because it pleases
the old men,.
JUNIOR MISSIONARY SOCIETY.
Last Sunday the society elected
officers for the year. Those elected
we're as follows: Orrie Summers,
Thelma Kennedy. vice
president; Naomi Hafkesbring. secre-
tary; Joseph Wier. treasurer; Helois
Hebert, Young Christian Workers
agent: Make Trotter, corresponding
secretary. The next meeting will be
the 23rd of February. Let all the
members remember and try to be
there.