The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-08-05
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c. C. Wier. Pastor: 236 Olivier St.
Phone, Algiers 13S.
Last Sunday, in spite of the fact
that many of our people are out OF
the city, we had nice congregations at
both services. The Girls Choir and
Mizpah Choir maintained their high
standard in music. Everybody APP
preciates the music that is rendered
by our choirs.
At the morning hour the pastors
text was John 1918, "HencefOrth |
call you not servants; for the servant
knoweth not what his Lord doeth but
have called you friends; for all
things that | have heard of my Father
l have made known unto you" At
night. Judges 1921, They all stood
every man in his place about the
camp"
PERSONALS.
Thursday, July 25th, 1920. Mr.. Louis
Decker and Miss Beatrice Hill were
united in marriage at the home of the
| brides mother, Mrs. Guthrie, 325
Belleville street, Rev. c. C. Wier offiCi-
ating.
Mrs. T. f. Orrell, Jr., is visiting
| friends in Lafayette.
Mr.. Horace B. Hickey spent the
weekend with his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. II. W. Hickey. Lafayette. Dur
ing his absence his Sunday School
class was taught by Mr.. Herbert Hin
gle.
Miss Florence Kinkaid has returned
from a visit to her sister, Mrs. Babin,
in Lafayette.
Miss Bertha AlbriZZi is visiting Pat
terson and other points among rela-
tives and friends
Miss Bertha Ryan has returned from
a visit to her grandmother's, Mrs. J.
Feske, of Franklin, La.
Mrs. r. c. Greig is visiting friends
in Lafayette and other points.
Last Saturday, July 31st, Mr.. Robert
H. Hafkesbring had quite a family
gathering at his home, 31S Seguin
street, complimentary to his mother,
who celebrated her birthday.
Several of our members have sent
cards of greetings to the pastor, among
whom were Mrs. Kate Rhoades, who,
with her two daughters, Mrs. Albert
Marshall and Miss Emma Rhoades,
who have all had a delightful visit
with Mrs. ]. NJ. Colomb, of Shreveport.
Miss Ruth Pettigrove is enjoying the
classic atmosphere of Monteagle, Tenn.
DR.. and Mrs. Bell are approaching the
beauties of nature in Yellowstone
Park. Mr.. C. c. McEkron is in the old
country at Ipswich, England. Miss
Matte Wier. the pastors sister, has
enjoyed a trip from Paris to London
in an airship.
Mr.. T. A. Rhoades has gotten in
from Denver and other cool points.
Misses Culpepper, of Gilmer, Texas
and Arnold, of Ore City, Texas, are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F
Stamps, 1105 Sumner street.
Boy Scouts and business session Of
the Junior League met last night.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Services tonight at 7:45. Pleas,
bring an offering for the poor.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m.
7:45 p. m. Invite your guests.
| SUNDAY SCHOOL.
| The minute men came out victori
Gus last Sunday morning in the oil
timers contest, receiving five point
more than the In To Win. Now sine
the contest is over, let's not forget t
come on time, as 1t is just as importan
to be there now as 1t was before. TIL
attendance was exceedingly low las
Sunday, due to the bad weather. w
hope next Sunday We will have a fai
day and larger attendance.
II EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The union meeting of the league
will be held next Tuesday at the Ell
worth Church. We are planning I
bring the banner back to Algiers. Ar
you with US?
III The L. s. E. l.. L. is now out 70
members. Come and hear about
Sunday morning and night, and the
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