The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-08-04
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. c C. Wier, Pastor, Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg. 1873.

lions at both services. One of the in
teresting incidents was the number OF
small children who were in attend
ance. One of the impressive sights Of
the public worship is TO see father
and mother file into the place of wor.
ship leading the little one that can
walk and holding in arms the one
that is too small to walk, and then
see the father sit through the service
with a big fine rosy baby asleep on
his shoulder. Parenthood is truly
sacrifice, but 1t is worth it, and he
come unto me" must be very near
scene of that character We love TO
have them. Come and bring them and
sit on the front seat under the fans.
At the morning hour one splendid
feature of the music was the beautiful
solo by Miss Orrie Summers. The
whole choir Joined her in the chorus.
Everybody is talking about the male
quartette, by DR.. Fay and Messrs. San
ford Hebert, Edgar Cayard and Wynn
Hickey.
At night the pastors subject was the
Seventh Article of Religion, and is as
follows: Original sin standeth not IN
the following of Adam las the feia
gians do vainly TALK, but is the cor
ruption of the nature of every man that
naturally is engendered of the on
spring of Adam, whereby man Is very
far, gone from original righteousness
and of his own nature inclined to evil
and that continually" The pastor dis
cussed the sin tendency of the human
heart and the one antidote for 1.-THE
everlasting blood of the Savior of men,
Personals.
On Wednesday, August 3, 1921, at
the Algiers Methodist parsonage, 80
Olivier street, Mr.. Chas. O'Brien and
Miss Alice Marshall Heard were united
in marriage, the Rev. c. c. Wier
officiating. The groom is a son OF Mr..
B. O'Brien. of Morgan City, who, after
spending two years overseas in the
great world war, returned and took
vocational training at the l.. S. u, and
has lust been elected to the position OF
agriculturist of the Marion High
School in Union Parish. The bride is
the youngest daughter of the late T. j.
Heard. who was prominent in Masonic
and public affairs in Avoyelles Parish,
and of Penelope Ewell Heard, sister
of Mrs. c. c. Wier. The marriage is
the elimination of a romance OF sew
eral years standing. Miss Heard is
graduate of the State Normal and is
one of the prominent teachers OF the
state. This Is the second of Mrs
Wier's nieces to have her marriage
from the parsonage this year.
The following children were bap
tized at the church Sunday, July 81
1921: Beryl Minta, infant daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gouner, 434 Segun
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Babin were sponsors
Chas. Thomas, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Drury, 2423 Audubon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gouner were sponsors
Mrs. Drury is Mrs. Gouner's sister ant
was her guest Sunday.
| Mrs. F. S. Ryan was a recent Wis
itor at the home of her mother, Mrs
J. Feske, Franklin, La.
Mr.. VIM. Connors, after long sick
ness at the home of his mother, OF
Pacific, is now improving.
Miss Bertha Albrizze, 534 Belleville
is visiting relatives in Bonner, La.
Mrs. Rudolph Keenzie, Franklin
after a visit to Mrs. Saunders, 30
| Vallette, has returned home.
Mrs. Silas Jones and Hamilton, 90
Vallette, have gone on visit to Batol
Rouge.
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Orrell and JUNO
of Elmira, have returned from va
cation to Little Woods.
The congregation has been sen
greetings through the pastor from sey
eral parts of the United States. Mr.:
T. A. Pollock, who is at present IL
Summit, Miss, but will leave today TO
Indianola. She is visiting relatives
Miss Ethel M. Rhoades, who Is in Hen
Jacksonville, North Carolina; Mr.. an
Mrs. C. H. Brown, from Galveston
where they have recently located, an
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Miller, Los Angeles
California, all sent greetings.
Mrs. Ralph West and little son ar
visiting friends in st. James, Fla.
Mrs. B. H. Brakeman, Marjorie
Curtis, Thelma and S. HI. have II
turned from a visit to the home Q
Mr.. Louis Brakeman, Morgan City.
h Last Sunday, July 81, 1921, Mrs. f
Hafkesbring, PA Seguin street, passe
her seventy-third birthday. Quite
circle of loved ones called to congrat
ulate her or sent greetings and token
of love.
Hugh Lilly left yesterday for Gal
man, Mississippi, to visit relatives.
Miss Luella Dunn left last Saturda
for Covington to spend her vacation
Her companion will be Miss Florenc
Green, of Amelia street.
y DR.. and Mrs. King, his sitter, Mr..
Lewis, and Julia and Agnes Lewis LEI
Tuesday for two weeks trip to Mar
deville
Announcements.
Mr.. ]. A. Petty will begin work o
the new church on Opelousas ayenu,