The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1921-10-13

meeting of the Board of Stewards for
7:45 Friday night.
The Catechism class will meet at
the Church at $3.50 Friday.
The Junior Choir at 1880 Friday.
We earnestly desire a full congre-
cation Sunday morning to hear the
final announcements concerning the
LAYING of the Corner stone Sunday,
October 16, at $3.50 P. NJ. We invite
YOU, Mr.. Editor, and every one else.
Some one has said that the Meth
odists have been talking new Church
for about twenty-five years. They
are rejoiced and grateful at the
thought of final triumph and they
will be glad to see their friends, re-
gardless of Church affflation. Come
and rejoice with us.
Mr.. J. L. Melancon, Chairman oil
the Building Committee, is having a
list of all who have contributed TO
the fund since 1915 rewritten TO be
placed in the corner stone. Every
name will be written and the amount
| contributed, and this will be pre-
served in the stone.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
We made some few changes in our
teaching force beginning the first OF
this month. which started new
year. The teachers in the various
departments are as follows:
Beginners. Miss Bertha Albrizze
and Mrs. l.. T. Dunn; Primary
Miss Luella Dunn, Mrs. l.. E. Lii!
and Miss Katie Bieber; Juniors
Miss Orrie Summers, Miss Thelmi
Cayard. Mrs. W. B. Warren, Miss Ida
Harvey, Miss Emma Rhodes anC
Mrs. W. W. Richardson. Intermedi
ates-Mrs. T. F. Bell, DR.. l.. T. Dunn
Mrs. A. c. King. Miss Roberta Hat
kesbring. Mr.. Paul Malone. Semi
ors-Mrs. Z. H. Cayard and Mr.
Wynn Hickey. Mrs. August Calder
arc is substitute teacher for tn
school; Mrs. S. n. Hebert, Cradl
Roll Superintendent; and Mrs. l.. I
, Dunn, Home Department Superin
tendant.
= The past Sunday was Harvest Day
and the offering went to the Orphan
t age at Ruston. 1t is close to $500
and perhaps will go over that amour
after all envelopes are turned in
, This offering is very good, consider
= ing the fact that we have so man
calls for our money at present in on
church work.
Beginning on the oath of thi
month, there will be a Sunday O
Methods in Sunday School work TO
one week, ending on the night of tn
2Sth, at the First Methodist Church
The school is conducted by the o.
leans Jefferson Sunday School AssC
citation, and there will be many in
pOrtant speakers for the school. A
our teachers are urged to attend tn
meetings; if not all, some of then
: We would like to enroll at least 5
b per cent to attend-all, if possible.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Beginning Sunday night and lastin
- | IlOuSil lllC -iSl' luGlc Will bC Il LIE
trict Institute at the First Methods
Church where league work will be di
g cussed and lectures given on the wor
. Of our league, in the four depar
: ments. There will be many out (
town workers in charge of the classe
. the most important one being Mr..
= o. Hardin, who is a Recreation E
:, pert, from Central office at Nashvill
n He will teach a class in Recreatic
!. and Culture, and also the book {
:, The Philosophy of Play. Ever
night there will be illustrations give
in games, and we assure, if you q
tend, you will enjoy the program pr
n pared.
Ig DR.. ]. NJ. Henry, who was reportt
l. so i'll in his home in Ruston in o.
III last weeks notes died Monday Oct
Der 10. He was one of the best know
a ministers in the Louisiana Annu