The herald., 1921-03-24
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. c. G. Weir, Pastor,
Residence 238 Oliver St.
Phone Algiers 1873.

Last Sunday morning a large
crowd were in attendance to hear a
great message from the Hon. John
G. Woolley, in his great speech
when Good Men and Women Rule
the World" The audience was
from every denomination in the
community. The Rev. Mr.. Massey
adjourned services at the Baptist
Church and led his congregation in
a body to hear the distinguished
speaker who has been a leader in
the cause of temperance and good
government so long. In 1900, he
was candidate for President of the
| United States on the Prohibition
Party's ticket. HS captured the
audience from the very first sentence
that was uttered. He handled his
theme in logical way and clothed
his thoughts in faultless English.
This is the last tour Mr.. Woolley
expects to make in the Anti-Saloon
work, but will retire and rest, hav-
ing passed his three score years and
| ten, he is going to claim a rest. The
music at both services was very
beautiful. The pastor again thanks
the Choir for good music.
PERSONALS.
DR.. and Mrs. A. c. King are both
out of town, enjoying the country
air. He is visiting his brother, Mr..
Julian King in Tylertown, Miss,
while Mrs. King is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Hawley, of Delhi, La.
Miss Ruth Hafkesbring has finish
ed the training course at the Hos
pital and on last Tuesday received
the compliments that go with the
donning of White Uniform of those
who are trained to minister to the
sick. Congratulations and best
wishes.
Last Saturday, Mrs. 3. H. Blake
man accompanied a crowd of the
Scouts of Troop Is and the girls of
Troop No. / on an all-day outing
to Bohon. hey had a nice time
even if they did get blistered.
Mrs. T. J. Heard of Shreveport.
and Miss Gladys Heard of Bunkie,
were the guests at the Parsonage,
having come to the City to attend
the marriage of Mr.. w. w. Heard
and Miss Phoebe Upton, which &C.
CURED Saturday, March 10, 1921,
at the Napoleon Ave. Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. N. d. Mooney,
assisted by the Rev. c. c. Wier, Of
ficiating. Mr.. Heard is Mrs. Wier's
nephew.
Mr.. VIM. Kent, a prominent bust
ness man of FIT. Worth, Texas, was
called to the bedside of his sister.
Mrs. VIM. Simms, who was operated
on last Friday at Hotel Dieu. She
is doing nicely at present.
Waster Walter Bainsfather was
critically Ill and taken to the Hospi-
tai last Sunday. He is much better.
Mrs. Paul Malone is better after
a brief illness.
Last Sunday Mr.. A. s. Daniels
was mingling with old time friends
and relatives.
Mr.. Eugene Darden of Donald
sonville and Miss Courtney Heard of
Bonner, La, and Miss May Hollins-
head Of Donaldsonville, are guests
At the Parsonage.
Mrs. Sparks is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Melancon.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Attend the revival meeting to-
night and tomorrow night. Brother
Sparks is doing splendid preaching
md we all enjoy it.
Easter Sunday-Sunrise Prayer
Meeting at A. NJ, led by Epworth
league.
Sunday School at $3.50.
Easter services at IL A. NJ. and
':45 P. M.
The Choir announces the follow
ng specials; at the morning hour:
Triumph, and Christ is Risen; at
light Christ the Lord is Risen, and
Know that My Redeemer Lives,
nd the Lamb Who Once Was Slain.
A class will be admitted into full ,
fellowship of the church; the Holy !
communion will be administered.
he offering will go to the Orphan
ge at Ruston.