The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-09-07
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. G C. Wier, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, Phone AIg 1873.

in the pulpit, after an absence of tw
Sundays. The reception he receive
was very pleasant and was great
appreciated. There was the larges
congregation, at the morning hour
that we have had since the day o
dedication. The choirs had splendid
music at both services. OF especia
mention is the solo by Mr. Clark Nasl
and the duet by DR.. H. NJ. Fay anC
Mrs. Sanford Hebert. In keeping Will
the program of the Methodist church
, Labor Day Sunday was observed anC
pirate. At the morning hour, the
text was from John 5:17: But Jesus
answered them, My Father worketh
hitherto, and work AT night, the
text was Gen. 3:19: In the sweat of
thy face shalt thou eat bread"
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Davis was a recent guest CT
her sister, Mrs. A. c. King, 301 Val.
lette street.
Miss Helen Davis is taking a vaca-
ton, visiting relatives in North
Louisiana.
Mrs. PEGS of Houston, Texas, is the
guest of Mrs. NJ S. Kerr, 535 Olivier
street.
Mrs. P. A. Hardie, of Bunkie. La,
is the guest of her two daughters.
Mrs. L. G. Cox. 11O1 Whitney Avenue
and Mrs. Jas. A. Scott, 1424 Teche
street.
Miss Ruth l. Pettigrove, after
pleasant visit to Monteagle, Tenn. is
back at her home 210 Delaronde
street.
Mr.. Herbert Hingle carried a crowd
to Garyville on a Labor Day outing.
Mr.. Jas. Locke, one of our oldest
citizens has been quite sick at his
home, $50 Verret street, but is some
what better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Warren are at
home again, after visiting various
eastern cities.
Mr.. Chas. Garrett of Fort Deposit.
Florida, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Hingle, GIG Webster street.
Mr.. Edward H. Daniels was a recent
visitor of relatives at Chatawa, Miss.
Jos. E. Weir returned home last
Saturday after visit to relatives and
friends in Beaumont, Texas, and
Franklin, La.
Mr.. c. C. McEkron, after a weeks
illness, is about again.
Last Monday Mrs. L. G. Cox. 11O1
whitney, entertained Circle B of the
Woman's Missionary Society, the
other circle met at the church Tues.
day night.
Miss Mary Harvey returned last
Monday from visit to Lake Juna-
luska and other points in NorthCaro-
lima. She also visited in Birming-
ham, Ala, where she was the guest in
the home of the Rev. H. Whitehead,
former pastor of our Algiers Church.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
1t is with pleasure, that we an |
nounce that a District Parsonage has
been bought on Octavia street. for the
home of the Presiding Elder of the
New Orleans District, and will soon
be occupied by Brother Smelling. This
is a great forward movement in the
history of our denomination in the
city.
The Catechism Class will meet at
he church at $3.50 Friday. The board
IL Stewards will meet in called session
saturday night at the Parsonage.
Services next unday at IL m
ma 1:45 p m. At the morning hour.
ne Pastors subject will be Promise
keeping" Everyone is invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delicatessen announce
he wedding of their daughter Rose
'ud, to Mr.. Archibald Hercules Head.
light ON September 18th, at 8 o'clock.
u the Algiers Methodist Church. Miss
toseoud is well known young man
mo Will be attended by six brides
maids also young men. The wedding
arousing unusual interest among
ne many friends of the young couple.
Is no invitations have been issued
ne public is cordially invited To at.
end. After the ceremony there will
e a short sketch THE Servant Prob
EN- which we hope will serve as
ointers to acquaint the young people
coming troubles. A silver Offering
Ill De taken and refreshments sold ,
Inc Epworth League held their
lonthiy business meeting Tuesday in
ne church, after which they played
'veral games in the rear on the lawn
n Monday they enjoyed a day out at ,
parish Fort, the majority of them /,