The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-09-01

man: others said Nay; but he de-
ceiveth the people" After he had
left the earth we notice in Acts 6:1.
And in those days, when the number
of the disciples was multiplied. there
arose a murmuring of the Grecians
against the Hebrews. because their
widows were neglected in the daily
mnistration." Murmuring. of course,
was not confined to the people of the
Bible and the folks we have met
in Church life. but we notice that the
Greeks had a diety named Menus
who was a caTping individual, who
would not work himself and found
fault with everybody and everything.
or course. we must not think that be
| cause a person murmurs that he is
| necessarily not at work. Some peo-
pie work and quarrel all at the time.
| The main thing is what are we going
| to do about it? We have the muir
murer with as. We must deal with
him and no doubt he annoys a lot,
| but we are 10 go on and not murmur
| ourselves and do all we can to get
him to sweeten up bit. II people
murmur and complain because they
have a real grievance We must hear
them and help if possible. If people
murmur and call us names and kick
/ like the mule, just because he has
heels. we must ask him TO desist and
let us alone Let US cease our own
murmurings and bear our part OF the
burdens of others. Since it is an
old habit and one we do not enjoy
let us do as little Of it as possible
LET us run with patience the rae
that is set before US.
| At the night service, the Pastor
| spoke of the 18th Article OF faith
1--WE again had good music by the
Choir. Misses Brakeman and Orrel
sang a beautiful duet.
=. PERSONALS
AT the Sunday morning hour, th'
following children were baptised
James Alexander Garland, infant sol
/ of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin l.. Martin
+ Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Entwisle sponsors
Ida Clair, infant daughter Of Mr.. am
: Mrs. Donald ]. Young, sponsors, MI
i Douglas Curran and Mrs. d. II. M
Cluskev. Rev. c. c. Wier, officiating
On Thursday, August 20, 1871, a
the Methodist Parsonage, Rev. I. [
+ Wier. officiating, Mr.. d. A. kieboo
" and Miss Inez Conway, were unite
in marriage. There was nice HUI
I crowd of friends and relatives, VII
2 accompanied them to witness tn
\ ceremony. They will live at los
l Magazine Street The bride is nice
of Mr. T. w. Angelo, 22O Oliver )
Miss Ethel Rhodes, after a stay i
the mountains of North Carolina, r.
turned home and spent a few days
8 She and Beverly Coulomb left las
night for Shreveport.
p Mr.. VIM. Dreibholz of Alexandra
is visiting his brother, Mr.. Derwoo
Dreibholz and his aunt, Hiss Turl
bull of Pelican Avenue.
Last Monday Mr.. Z. l.. Bordelo
-rI
. where he will be on one of the l.
Receiving Ships. Mr.. Bordelon I'd
been in and around the cOmmunii
for several years, and it is with T
Q gret that his friends will learn of h
transfer. He was a BOatSwain al
', was well known. A great many
the boys got their first TASTE of scou
, ing from his teaching. Mrs. Bordelc
- aud the children will remain at the
home on Pacific Avenue fOI awhi
). longer.
Miss Roberta Hafkesbring LETT la
:, Monday for Chicago, where she W
- meet her sister, Miss Ruth, who hi
: been taking "A special course. The
~ will then proceed on a vacation IN
O. Canada.
,oI Last week the families of Il
70 Messrs. Frank and John Braal, j
a returned from a nice vacation tr
r. to Little Woods.
4 Mrs. Entwisle and children retur
AZ ed Yesterday from a two weeks Wis
at to Milneburg.
~. Miss Helen Davis and her moth
at are visiting, Monroe and other pom
in in North Louisiana.
al. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kinkaid, sol Pc
al can Avenue, celebrated their weddll
in anniversary at their home last F
he day, August &c. They enjoyed ca
of from their children and grandchildre
so They all enjoyed the occasion.
at Mrs. ]. R. Dwyer and Doris are t
m. guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Arch
ell, Bunkie, La.
CHI Among our recent sick we mentl
| II Eonrc and MHrlp IOlll