The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-02-16
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. G C. Wicr, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg 1873.

Last Sunday was one OF unusual |
activity and interest. At both the
services the Mizpah choir rendered
good music. consisting of anthems
At the morning hour Miss Orrie Sum-
mers led a beautiful solo part, and
at night Mrs. Sanford Hebert had
the solo, in which the choir Joined.
The Epworth Leaguers held services
at the Bonner home in the afternoon.
The crowd carried Gypsy Smith song
books and sang some of the songs
that were used during the meeting.
beautiful duet.
At night Mr.. Perkins, of the Amer.
lean Bible Society, made a splendid
talk on the Bible. The congregation
was larger than for a long time II
is gratifying to see the increased in
terest in the church attendance. The
Gypsy Smith meeting did us a great
deal of good. Everybody is anxious
to get into the new church We are
, waiting to get everything in readi-
ness. The pews have been put in
the house, but have not been ar
ranged. The pipe organ has been
shipped and is expected any day.
PERSONALS
/ Last Friday we were glad TO have
the presiding elder. Rev. ]. G. Smell
| ing, meet and talk to the catechism
class.
Mines. Warren and Lilly were at
Sunday School after having been sick
for few days.
Mrs. J. G. Hicks has recovered from
recent attack of sickness.
Among the children who have been
sick and have recovered are Wesley
| Hicks. Myrtle Atterhofer and Amer.
| tia Sims.
Messrs. Douglas Braai and ]. L.
Melancon are both sick.
! Mrs. Kinkaid was sick last Sun.
day, but has greatly improved
Last Wednesday night was one OF
the best prayer meetings that we
have ever attended. The congrega
ton sang over some of the Gypsy
Smith songs and some recited the
joy that the big meeting had giver
them, while all enjoyed the senti
ment of the occasion.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catechism Friday at $3.50 p. m
Mothers are requested to send thei
children.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m
and 7:30 p. m. Come and bring you
guests.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Our attendance last Sunday morn
ing was the largest We have had TO
several months. Let's keep up tn
, good work and keep the average pas
the $50 mark, so that when we G
into our new building we will hav
large school to fill our new built
ing. Let's not have it said of u
r that we only go to a good lookin
r building to worship. Come and joi
us in the old one and receive a bles
. ing.
: On next Tuesday, the 21st, ther
will be party given for the youn
members of the school, the churcl
! and also their friends. In Decembe
:, we had a measuring social for th
e folks above Miss Roberta's class. an
1 now we are going to have an "alph.
. betical party for those that wer
. not included in the last. The men
D bers of the school that were preseT
e last Sunday morning all receive
}, their invitations, and We are tryin
to get each of those that were al
4 sent one this week. II not receive
= before Sunday, come then and 20
will receive yours What We rails
I will go for our new church furnish
5 ings.
. EPWORTH LEAGUE
The monthly meeting of the dii
> trict was held Tuesday at st. Mark
/. Hall, and McDonoghville had tn
! best percentage present and are Leaf
' ing in the race for the best attend
ance.
Mission Study class night on
league will have charge of a servic
: at Mary Werlein Mission. We wi
J. start at 7:45 and all our member
L are asked to come and assist us
the service. This is going to be
wonderful work for our district, an
:, we are going into the plan in ordt
= to be of service to those who al
not so fortunate as ourselves. Let
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