The herald., 1921-02-17
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. c. c. Weir, Pastor,
Residence 236 Oliver st.
Phone Algiers 1873.

Last Sunday was another day of
well attended services. At the
night service, some were absent who
were expected and still We had one
of our largest night congregations.
There were only a few vacant seats.
The pastors subject was: as Dis
cipleship worth the Price" The
text was, Luke 1S:29-30; And He
Said Unto Them, Verify l Say unto
You, There is no man that hath left
house. or parents, or brethren, or
wife, or children, for the Kingdom
of Gods sake; Who Shall not receive
manifold more in this present time,
and in the world to come life ever
lasting" The question was largely
discussed from the experience OF
men of the past.
All those who had paid the price
without a single exception were sat
isfied with the price and those who
had been unwilling to pay the price
went away sorrowfully because they
loved the things of this world better
than Gods salvation.
Miss Heloise Hebert rendered a
beautiful piano solo; DR.. Fay and
Julia Cayard sang a very much ap-
| preciated duet. At the morning
hour, the congregation enjoyed a
violin solo by Miss Orrie Summers
We missed our organist, Miss Ro-
berta Hafkesbring, who was sick
but appreciate the playing of Mrs
T. P. Bell, the assistant organist
who played at both services.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Colomb of Shreveport, La.
and her three children are the
guests of her mother, Mrs. Rhoades
of Bermuda st.
Mrs. Day was a recent visitor tc
her niece, Mrs. c M. Brown, 31f
Belleville.
Boatswain E. l.. Bordelon of Gulf
port, Miss, was a recent visitor t.
his family, 612 Pacific Ave.
Mrs. Edgecomb of Daisy, was
recent visitor as the guest of he
children, several of whom reside il
our community.
Miss Bernice Leblanc of Port Ar
thur, Texas, is the guest of he
uncle, Mr.. ]. B. Miller, 522 Pelican
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Martin of Milan
Tenn, are the guests of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward l.. Martin of Pelican
Ave.
Last Friday night, Mr.. c. II
Brown met with the Scouts and MI
Burnell and made an interesting
j talk of his observations and expert
ences in the great war.
Last Wednesday night the Baske
Ball Team of the Young Mems Bibl
Glass and the team of Y. NJ. G.. c.
had a match resulting in game o
2S to "a in favor of the latter. MI
H. w. Hickey is the teacher of thi
class of young men. The youn
men of the city may make applica
ton for membership at $3.50 eacI
Sunday morning.
Misses Maude Blanchard and Gret
Browner of Huntley, ILL.,, are tn
guests of Mrs. Meak Turner, "a
Bduny st.
Mr.. T. J. Entwisle left Monda
for Chicago on a business trip 70
The Southern Cotton Oil Co.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Prayer meeting tonight at 7:3(
We will be glad to have you with u:
Services next Sunday at II A. N
and 1880 P. M. The subject at tn
morning hour will be: "Thy King
dom Gomez" at night, ''The Divin
Call to Discipleship." Come an
bring your guests. Speak goo
word for the services.
Next Tuesday, Feb. %, at
o'clock, the Glee Club of the South
ern Methodist University of Dallas
Texas, will be at the Baptist Bibl
Institute, under the auspices of tn
Union Epworth League of New Oh
! leans.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The attendance was exceedingl
gratifying last Sunday morning, on
hundred and forty-seven being tn
total number present. 1t was ais
good to see several visitors preser