The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-03-18
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REV. &. &. WEIR, Pastor.
Parsonage No. 236 Olivier Street,
Phone, AlSiers 1873.

: Parsonage No. 80 OilNler street,
Phone, Algiers 1873.
Last Sunday our congregations
were unusually large at both morn
; ing and evening services. 9 At the
morning hour. DR.. Howard Frame
spoke from the subject of the Man
Next to You" and based his remarks
from the story of Peter and John
going into the temple TO pray and
healing the man who lay at the tenn
pie gate and asked for aims. At
night Mr. s. S. Thomas made a very
interesting talk. Both of these gen.
tlemen had nice things TO say about
the Algiers congregation.
PERSONALS.
Last Saturday Mr.. F. Kraetzer
was buried in the Fireman's Gene
terry. Mr.. Kraetzer attended our
Sunday School just as long as his
health permitted him. He always
sat in the primary department and
was greatly beloved by everybody,
but especially by the little children.
| Mr.. kraetzer was a good man and
left a good name among his fellow
men.
On Saturday, March 18th, Mr..
! Roscoe p. Spencer died al his home,
| No. 22O AliX street. He was buried
| in MCDOnoughville cemetery at p.
m. Sunday, March IA, 1920. Rev.
| c. {. Weir. officated The choir
attended and rendered appropriate
music. Mr.. Spencer was a member
| of our church. who was held in high
esteem by everyone. We extend our
| sympathies and prayers to his be-
reaved wife.
We are pleased to report that DR..
| j. +. Pollock has returned from In
dianola. Mississippi, where he had
attended his mother. Mrs. Pollock
| is much improved.
Last Sunday, Rev. John S. Land,
the pastor of the Carrollton avenue
Presbyterian church. held services
at the Bonner home.
DR.. John L. Sutton of Pass Chris
tian, Mississippi was a recent visitor
at the Bonner home.
Last Saturday night after the
drill hour, the boy scouts of troop
Is, had cracking party at the par
sonage.
Miss Jennie Hardie. of Bunkie.
| is the guest of her sister. Mrs. G. c.
| Cox, 900 Wagner street. The whole
family in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox have had influenza and Miss
Hardie came to them in their sick
ness.
Announcements:
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3OI
p. IN. Services next Sunday at IL
a. m. and 1880 p. IN. Services every
night next week.
On Tuesday, March 16, 1920. Mr.
Albert L. Marschal, S21 Soniat street
and Miss HalcyOn Rhoades. 425 Ber-
muda street, were married at the
home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
Kate RhOades, the Rev. John F. Fos-
ter, pastor of the Franklin Metho,
dist church, Franklin, La. official
ing. We extend best wishes and
heartiest congratulations to these
popular young people.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
After service last Sunday morning.
captains were elected for tn two
sides which have entered into the
contest. Mr.. Devron Driebolz was
elected for the Minute Men, and Miss
Thomaseita Harvey for the I'm To
Win" men. The Heutenants were
also elected and will be on the work
by Sunday morning.
We have been asked not to forget
that on Easter we will take an Of
fering for the Louisiana Orphadage
at Ruston. We know the times. and
so let's not forget the Importance
of such an offering.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The league business nAeing was
held last Tuesday evening at the
Church. Several matters of inter- |
est to the leaguers were discussed /
Next month we must remember that |
We have election of officers and we
should have full membership pres
ent.
The Junior League is doing nicely
under the leadership of Miss Bertha
Albrizze and Mrs. l.. T. Dunn.