The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-12
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{. c. Wier, Pastor.
236 Olivier St.
PhOnp Liners log
Phone Algiers, 1873.

Last Sunday services were up to tn,
usual standard in attendance. TIL,
morning hour congregation was a little
! larger than usual. Mrs. Bell was al
the piano and the girls choir gave
+ splendid music. Special mention of a
violin solo by Miss Orrie Summers
The pastors subject was Psalm 17:f5,
As for me, | will behold thy face in
righteousness: | shall be satisfied.
when | awake. with thy likeness"
AT night the text was Phil. 4:3,
And | entreat thee also. true yoke
fellows. help these women which la
bored with me in the gospel. with
Clement also! and with other my fell
low-laborers, whose names are in the
book of life"
Personals.
Last Wednesday, August 4th. the
Rev. John F. Wynn died at the TOuro
lnfirmary. He was 81 years of age
and the oldest member of the Lou
isiana Annual Conference. He is the
father of DR.. Robt H. Wynn. who was
once pastor of our local church. and
who is at present pastor of Trinity
Church. RustOn, La. His two grand
sons, Messrs. Wynn and Horace Hickey
are also well known in our congrega-
ton. Bro. Wynn was one of the best
loved men in our conference, and all
feel that he has fallen asleep.
Miss Louise Davis is the guest of
her aunt. Mrs. A. c. King. 301 Val
lette street
Joseph Wier is visiting his God
mother, Mrs. Mary Cross, at Franklin.
Mr.. Jas. ChisOlm and Mr.. ]. f.
Chisolm. of Kansas City. Mo-, father
and son. are visiting their numerous
relatives and friends in Algiers.
Mrs. Sam Watkins and two little
daughters. Lottie and Sabra, of Ber-
wick, are the guests of Mrs. Archie
Gouner of Seguin street
Mrs. Mcclure and her children of
Baton Rouge are the guests of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. T. Melancon.
Charlotte Hoffstetter has been missed
at Sunday school, but she is about we'll
and will soon return.
DR.. and Mrs. T. P. Bell returned
from their western trip. DR.. and Mrs.
Riley left Monday night for California
to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. Victor Feske was a recent WISH
tor to his mother in Franklin.
Announcements.
The Epworth League will have
charge of the prayer meeting tonight.
Everybody should attend.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. At the evening hour
Rev. ]. G. Smelling will preach.
Sunday School.
The clouds Sunday did not keep
everybody away from Sunday school.
The attendance was very much bet.
ter than it has been for several
weeks.
More of our teachers are return
ing from their summer vacation trips.
We appreciate the fact that they do
not like to take vacations from the
Sunday school services.
Epworth League.
The Union meeting held Tuesday
at the Epworth church was very
we'll attended by all leagues, how
ever Algiers had the largest crowd.
being represented by "a leaguers and
eight visitors. Besides attending
the meeting the leaguers had a lit
tie truck ride which they all seemed
to enjoy,
The meeting of our local chapter
will be held next Tuesday night. Let's
have another overlooking crowd.
Members for the Louisiana State
Epworthian Loyalty League are
wanted by senior and junior league
members. The object of this organ
ization is to meet the increased bud
get of the State League. A special
field worker to do league work was
elected at the June Assembly held
at Mansfield, and in order to meet
the expenses of this officer it was
necessary to increase the budget.
The organization of the Legion was
the only way to help us. Member