The herald., 1921-12-15


New Orleans Methodism for this 81
and browning sue a
cess. We claim Miss Faller as a Il
Sunday School scholar Of Algiers.
The work of the Lower Coast also o
received some assistance and en- p
from the missionary b
spirit of the Algiers Sunday School,
and may we not claim some honor v
in stating that a young lady, now G
Mrs. J. d. Lennie, a member of our
Sunday School, organized the first I
Methodist Sunday School at Pilot :
Town and entertained the first I
Methodist preacher who went as a
missionary to this work so long neg
lected and ut our very doors.
EPWORTH LEAGUE ORGANIZED
The Epworth League, organized In
1895 with AZ members, has now over
100 and is doing much to advance
the interest of the church materially
and spiritually. 1t has been unabat-
ing in interest, and promises largely
in the work of religious culture and
intelligent advancement in the work
of the Master.
In going over the records 1t may |
not be amiss to inscribe on the tab !
let of memory the names of those
who have been of us in the flesh and
who have laid their burdens down
and gone to the world where there
is neither sorrow, pain nor death,
and where if faithful we shall meet,
and meet to part no more, and the
unwritten history of the member
ship who have triumphed through
grace shall be revealed by God him.
self.
The following deaths are record
ed in the records of the Algiers
church:
Angelina Johnson. 1873; Hattie j.
Johnson, 1873; Louis Todzwer, 1873;
Jos. w. Heap, 1878; Daniel Mckay,
1878; Mrs. Mary Mckay. 1878; Mrs.
Margaret WARDROBE, 1850; Mrs. f.
| n. Purdy. 1890; Mary Jane Brad
! ford, 1880; Sarah E. Nichols, 1880;
: Elizabeth Made, 1880; ]. w. Nun
I day. 1880; Effie Chisolm Night, 1880;
Geo. Bays, 1880; James Bays, 1880;
Mrs. Ann Riley, 1880; Fannie Stew
art. 1880; Caroline M. Beaver, 1881
Caroline Sharp, 1881; Widow julia
Hornoski, 1891; James F. Fowler
1888: Chas. Wilson, 1884; Edward
| Notice, 1884; Amelia A. Thompson
| 1894: Mrs. Lucy Winters, 1885; Eta
| BARTON. 1887: Bentley Blanchard
| 1888: Mrs. Catherine Mackie, 1888
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Martin, 1889
| Arlie H. Thompson, 1889; Mrs. S. M
Pollock. 1899; Mrs. NJ. B. Manley
1889: Jeanette Owens, 1890; Mrs
Elizabeth Shook, 1890; John f. ID
| Laire, 1890; ]. d. Engstrom. 1890
Montgomery Faller, 1891; J. "
Handley, 1891; Mrs. E. L. Trea
1892; l.. Belein Kemp, 1893; Matti
Maikel. 1894; E. H. Daniels, 1895
) Owen J. Entwiskle, 1895; Ellen SUI
. Ivan. 1895; Louisa Fowler, 1885,
III d. Garland, 1896; John F. Smit
| 1896: Mrs. Mary Faller, 1897; Gusts
Larsen, 1897; Mrs. Florence Hue
1898: Frank Faller, 1898; Mrs. IL
B. Foote, 1898.
There may be some names .omitt'
owing to incompleteness OF the re
ords in the early days of the churcf
history. and some who have OIL
being once members, but chang
their relationship to the church
discontinuance or removal to 9th
places.
Sunday School superintendent:
Mr.. Smiley presbyterian 1s4o-4
Richard Keen, James Fowler, Is
1859. Thomas Freeman, Charles M
rison. 1s6O-1S61; Brother RandolI
w. L. Harrison, 1S62-lS63; Lo'
Todzwer, 1866 to April Is, 1873
signed; E. p. Mackie, elected in
= place. resigned 1875; Philip w
III Iein. Chas. w. Mackie, 1S75-lS'
- Frank A.. Daniels, 1S77-1S9S. sH
There have been seventeen Sund
School superintendents. Six OF tn
are living: DIR. Thadeus P. b
Messrs. Chas. W. Mackie, Lester
Dunn, Paul Malone, A. s. Dani'
and Edgar Cayard, who at the
Of seventeen, in 1917, became the
enteenth superintendent. He
ceeded Paul Malone, who at the
laration of war answered his co
try's call and enlisted. a
H. H. Ahrens was recommen
for Deacon's orders by the Alg
Quarterly Conference, Dec. 3. i
Francis W. Sadler was licensed
preach in 1887. .
James F. Fowler was grante'
license to exhort in 1880.
LATER HISTORY OF CHURC
The old church was destroyed
storm Sept. 20, 1915. The congr
ton went brayely to work, and
of the debris and wreckage bui
temporary building. that was
n for church services, Sunday sc
p and social purposes. At the tim