The herald., 1920-05-20
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REV. &. &. WEIR,
Residence 2:S6 Oliver. Phone lbs

lnClemenl put our SelN 'CtS "ClV WV
attended. At the morning hour. the
Girls Choir had splendid music, one
special was an instrumental solo by
Miss Heloise Hebert
At night. the services were III the
hands of the EpwOrth League ana
were very interesting. The pastor
was invited to make the installation
address. after which the following
Officers were installed for the Senior
League: President, Miss Roberta
Hafkesbring. vice presidents Messrs.
II w. Hickey. Sanford Hebert. Misses
Julia Cayard. Thelma Cayard,
Thomaseita Harvey. sect. Miss Orrle
Summers. treasurer. Miss lvra Dan
iels: Era Agent, Miss Ida Harvey.
Officers for the Juniors as fol-
lows: President. Miss HeloiSe He
bert. vice presidents. Miss Lucia
Flanders. Thelma Kennedy, Marjorie
BIakeman. and Loretta Miller; sec
rotary Miss Naomi Hafkesbrlng;
treasurer. Miss Joel Lilly; Era Agent,
Master Joseph Wier; superintendent
of Junior work. Miss Bertha Albriz-
ri and Mines. +. II. Cayard and l.
7. Dunn.
The Senior League held its month
~ meeting at the parsonage Tuesda!
night.
Monday night. May II, 1920. much
/ interest and enthusiasm were mani
| tested when the friends of Miss Eta
| PettigrOve gave her surprise show
1 or at the residence of Mrs. John b
/ Miller. $40 Pelican avenue. Miss
/ Pettigrove has touched the religion:
and social life of the community a
many angles. She is teacher II
! McDonogh No. 5. Organist for Mlz
pah Choir, Scout Mistress OF Mag
nolia troop No. l. Girl Scouts. ant
teacher of a class of boys in thu
Methodist Sunday School. Last Fri
day night the Girl Scouts, at thei
usual meeting. presented her with
beautiful silver token as partin!
gift. They seemed unanimous il
voicing their resentment against Mr.
Paul Malone for taking their leade
away from them. Miss Florenc
Kinkaid has consented TO be thei
leader. She was present at the meet
ing and received warm Welcome.
Mrs. c. C. Wier returned Monda
night from a short visit to Franklin
where she was the guest of Mrs
Mary Cross.
Mrs. Albrizzi and Miss Berth
have recently paid a visit to friend
and relatives at Louisa, La.
Mrs. F. L. Ryan is in Franklin. a
the bedside of her brother. Mr.. Her
man Peake. who is quite sick.
Tonight at 1880, the Rev. j. c
Smelling will lead the Prayer Meetin
and hold the Second Quarterly Coz
ference.
Friday, Catechism at $3.50 p. m.
Boy Scouts at p. m.
Next Sunday is called Sunda
School Day. There will be joir
service of church and Sunday Scho'
at 10 a. m. Everyone is invited.
i Services at 1880 p. m.
At the recent district conferenc
! held in Rayne Memorial Church, I
. the eight delegates to the annu;
> conference next November, Algie,
> has one. DR.. T. P. Bell.
> Last Friday night the Boy Scou
of Troop No. IS, were delighted
. have Boatswain f. l.. Bordelon wit
= them.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
n The weather did not keep ever,
s body away from Sunday school la
q Sunday morning. OF course a goo
many were absent and we MISE
them, but quite a number were pre-
;, ent.
v This Sunday, the 23rd, will be o
served as Sunday School Day or I
the old name, Children's Day. tt
services will begin at 10 o'clock al
We hope everybody will be able
come and bring a friend. The offe
ing on this day is used to help pay Il
expenses of the Louisiana Sund;
School Board. which helps needy col
E. munities.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
l. The League meeting was held Tue
day evening at the parsonage, with
lie large number of leaguers present. Oh