The herald., 1921-09-08


that 100000 will give funds suffi-
Gent to pay for the building This
does not include the furnishings.
The reports from the various solici-
tors were gratifying, but We had not
reached our goal We will work az
it until We get this sum. Il is 10 be
subscribed now and it may he paid
October ST. If one of the solicitors
has missed YOU. let us know
One of the most delightful Incl
dents in connection with our new
Church enterprise. was the praseuta-
ton of fine bell by he Ship Car
penters and Joiners Protective As
SociatiOn. They not only gave the
bell. but delivered il last Saturday
on the grounds on Opelousas Avenue.
The leadership in the movement was
found in Mr.. A. ". Kulp. one of the
officers of the organization The
body was composed of men Of various
creeds. who desired us to-have their
bell Thank you gentlemen. for The
gift. Thank you Mr.. Eulp. for your
activity and zeal in getting the bell
into our possession You will be glad
to hear the silvery sound of your bell
once more as it sends for the invi-
tation to worship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald J. Young and
their little daughter. Ina Clair. lef'
last Saturday for Olympia. Washing
+ ton. Mrs. Young it will he remorn,
bered. was Miss Anna Curran. one Of
our girls who was married to this
industrious young man who has gone
to his old home to live. They have
our best wishes.
Miss Ollie Lee of Homer Street.
spent her vacation in Baton Rouge
as the guest of her uncle the Rev
John w Lee. presiding Elder of the
Baton Rouge District.
Mrs. W. p. COnklin. of Morgan City
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
John Walter. G22 Verret Street.
Miss Virginia Brakeman of Morgan
City is the guest of Marjorie Blake
man, soc Belleville Street.
Mrs. Mabel George Lynch, is the
guest of her Mother. Mrs. John Wal
ter and other relatives and friends
Mr.. Lynch has accepted a position
with a Lumber Co. at Clear Greek
near Alexandria. La, where they are
now preparing to move.
Mr.. JOS w. LennOX, spent the Sun
day and Labor Day with his son in
Mobile. who spent the sumner in Mo
bile. Joseph returned with his grand
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Mcguire of
Baton Rouge after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. MelancOn, re-
turned home last Monday. Edith
and Alder. their little daughters, re-
turned with them to enter school.
They have spent several weeks with
their aunt. Mrs. Melancon
Karl and Hazel Saleeby, after a
pleasant visit to friends in Amite. La,
are at home again.
Hugh Lilly enjoyed visit to rela
tives in Hazelhurst. Mississippi. He
is at home again.
The girls who went to Waveland
, to the Y. w. c. A. cottage have all
returned. Those from Magnolia
Troop. Girl Scouts, were Joel Lily
Ulrica PettigrOve, Naomi and Flea
nor Hafkesbriug
Mrs. d. H. McCloskey, after visit
to her father. Mr.. Curran. Pelican
Avenue, has joined her husband in
Mobile.
Mr.. Roy Hicks. after an absence
of several weeks in Choudrant, La, is
+ in town again.
> Erinstine and Edna May Archer
p of Bunkie. La are the guest of Dor
othy Dwyer. 1904 Teche Street.
Mr.. o. Jacobs. New Iberia, La, is
, the guest of his daughter, Mrs. W. z
, Warren. 5O7 Pelican Avenue. Hel
J niece, Roberta Jacobs has returned
+, home to New iberia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heard, of Bunkie, were
: the guests last Monday at the Par
y sonage.
, ANNOUNCEMENTS
r Prayer meeting tonight at 7:45
. You will be welcome.
S Captain Zatarain has called the
I Board of Stewards to meet at the
). Parsonage, Friday night. The Junior
{ Choir will meet at the Church.
( Services next Sunday at IL a. m
. and 7:45 p. m. 'FOrsake not the
a assembling of yourselves together"
: SUNDAY SCHOOL.
We are now approaching the close
e Of another Sunday School year, anc
! we certainly hope you will strive tC
: help us make it great closing, by
e being prompt, regular, and active
s during the remaining Sundays in thi;
: month.
: A meeting of the teachers will b
$ called at the close of Sundays ser
S vice on the 18th, and we trust al
= officers and teachers will try and b'
, present.
e On the afternoon of the same day
D there will be a meeting of all Sun
4 dav School workers and teachers a