The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1920-06-17

no man could afford to sin against
his conscience, but should live every
day right before God and man.
At night the text was Luke 4:27:
And many lepers were in Israel in
the time of Eliseus the prophet; and
none of them was cIeansed, saving
Naaman the Syrian" Based on
man the leper's cure as recorded in
IL Kings, 5th Chapter
PERSONALS.
Last Sunday night at 1870 at
the home OF his son, NJ Richard
| All Pelican Ave, Mr.. VI. T. Rich
ards, aged IS, of Birmingham
Ala, passed quietly away. Mr..
Richards was a striking personality,
mentally, morally and physically.
He was on a visit at the home of his
son during the winter and had not
returned to Birmingham when he
was taken away. He had no sick
ness and no suffering but simply
lived out his day and generation and
was quietly called home. The pas
tor and congregation appreciate the
association they had with Brother
Richards as he worshipped with
them during his visit to New Orleans
and we pray God to bless and com
fort the hearts of the bereaved and
may they remember the pleasure that
the father was a man of God. He
was member of the First Methodist
Church, Birmingham, Ala, of which
DR.. Geo r. Stewart is pastor He
was laid TO rest in Birmingham,
Tuesday, 18th.
Mrs. Kennedy, CPL Pelican Ave,
has as her guest Miss Mary Walter.
Mrs. Hugh White. Mamie Lee White,
Kennedy White and Lillian Kennedy.
all of Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Herbert kirkpatrick and his
entire family are visiting their old
home in Fort Deposit, Ala. and will
return during the present week.
Mr.. c. II. Brown after having
been confined to the hospital for
few days is again at his home. 313
Belleville
Ensign Pettigrove has been oper-
ated on and is at the Naval Station !
Hospital, but is doing nicely and |
will be out in d few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend of Baton |
Rouge are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. !
J. L. Melancon.
Mr.. Wynn Hickey was operated on
last Friday at the Presbyterian Hos
pital, but is doing nicely.
Capt, Ed Wells met with an acct
dent caused by fall and is also at T.,
the Hospital.
Mr.. Benton Mosely who is with
the Texas Oil Company. spent a few
days at his home on Eliza ST.
The children who went on the Hay
Ride last Saturday night from the
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts, had
delightful ride and all reported that
they were glad they belonged to the
Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts.
Miss Matte Wier, the pastors sis
ter, passed through New Orleans
Tuesday morning en- route to New
York City, where she and Mrs. E. ]. |
Eyers will sail June 18th for a three |
months trip in Europe.
Mrs. Jas. L. WallIng. of Atlanta,
was the guest of Mrs Summers and
Miss Orrie for two days last week.
Messrs. E. H. and a. F. Cayard |
were called to Beaumont, Texas, last !
week to be with their brother, Mr..
VIM. Cayard, who is critically ill.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Services tonight at 7:45. The
pastor again urges you to not go
calling during the prayer meeting
hour. You stay away yourself and .
keep your host at home.
Services next Sunday at HOO a.
m. and 7:45 p. m. Everybody is
urged to show this notice to the
guests in the home.
The Junior League will have an
African special program at the AL.
giers Methodist church on next We'd
nesday night, June %. The pro-
gram follows:
Hymn-Congregation No. 655. From
Greenlands Icy Mountains.
Prayer-By leader.
Bible reference Acts-23-I to %
Africa For Christ"-By Junior
League.
Prayer-By Joel Lilly.
The Hindered Christ" by Thelms
Kennedy.
odd Black Joe''-Violin solo
Hafkesbring.
A small piece-Hilda Adams.
Loyal Epworth Leaguers"-By
Junior League.
The Story of a Great Choice
Naomi Hafkesbring.
Il Know De Lord Laid His Hands
IN Me."-Junior League.
Bring Us the Lightly Loretta
Miller
"Losted from de fold''-By Julia
;ayard, assisted by others. J.
o LII Lamb"-Eleanor Hafkesbrinp
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