The herald., 1921-11-24
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. @ C. Wier, Pastor, Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg. 1873.

Conference year with activity and
interest. Mizpah Choir had special
music at both services, with Miss
Roberta Hafkesbring, pianist. There
were two anthems at the morning
hour; in one of these Miss Orrie
Summers sang solo in which the
choir Joined in the chorus. The
anthems at night were pretty. Nine.
Summers and Hebert sang a pretty
duet. At the night service, the Pas
tor used the Jerusalem Conference
held A. D., 46, for the Scripture
from which he made a talk and dwelt
on the recent meeting of the LOU
isiana Annual Conferepce in Alex
andria. The Pastor and Epworth
League went to the Bonner Home
and held an afternoon service The
Parlor was crowded to the full
capacity. Mrs. Hebert and Miss Orrie
Summers sang a duet.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
At the night service. Miss Rhoades
announced that the Bazaar held at
the home of Mrs. Brakeman, COS
Belleville Street, on the is, inst.
had been gratifying in results, hav-
ing netted nearly 100000. On be-
half of the w. NJ. S. she thanked
the friends, who had helped make
1t a success.
The Church certificate of Mr.. NJ.
Cushman has been received from
- tn Meade Elnrida and
his name has been recorded as a
member of the local Church. If you
live in the community, hunt up your
letter and let us have you with us.
We welcome Brother Cushman.
We will hold our Thanksgiving
service Wednesday night at 1880.
The Epworth Leaguers have asked
for a silver offering for the girl they
are sending to Vashti.
Thursday morning at II, there viii
be a Union Thanksgiving service at
Rayne Memorial Church. DR.. Duren
will preach the sermon.
Yes, the Pastor has been appointed
for the sixth time to Algiers. The
last report that was carried to the
Conference was the best he has car
ried from here and the last Confer
ence was the most pleasant he has
ever attended. Thank you for the
welcome you have given. Now, let
us make this a great soul winning
year.
Catechism class meets at $3.50
Friday.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m,
and 1880 p. m.
PERSOSALS.
Eliot Hafkesbring is at home now,
having been on a government vessel
for some time.
Hugh Lilly came in to-day to at
tend the Thanksgiving family gath
ering at the home OF his grand
mother, Mrs. Hafkesbring PA
Seguin Street. He is attending
school at Gallman, Miss.
Mrs. R. d. Meyers after a pleasant
visit to homefolks will return to-
morrow to her home in Tulsa, Okla
homa.
Last week Robert Flanders was
sick and quarantined at home, III
Vallettte Street, with case Of
diptheria. He is well again.
Mr.. ]. M. Colomb and Beverly were
down from Shreveport to attend
the marriage of Miss Colomb and DR..
Jung. They were the guests of Mrs.
Katie Rhoades, >423 Bermuda Street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
We observed Thanksgiving last
Sunday morning, in a short program,
which 1 believe was enjoyed by all.
Psalm 100 was read by Earl Aims
worth, after which the superin-
tendent conducted a chalk talk, and
with the assistance of the school
brought out the story of the Pill
grims and the first Thanksgiving.
During the talk the many things the
scholars were thankful for were read,
after which the school was presented
with a chalk turkey.
Sunday morning, let us meet
promptly as usual. The subject of
the chalk talk will be Habits.
EPwORTH LEAGUE.
The members OF the Epworth
League and the Woman's Missionary
Society wish to thank all who partic-
ipated in any way whatsoever, to help
make the Bazaar success. We
appreciate your help, and trust that
you may be as generous with it when
the next occasion arises as you were
in the past.
The Leaguers will have Pilgrim
Party, Thursday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Melancon. All are
requested to meet at 241 Olivier
Street by 1920, so we can get the
7:30 car.