The herald., 1922-10-12
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. @ C. Vie, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, ,'hone Alg 1873.

Last sunday we had day of acti'
ity among our Church folks. Beside
the morning and evening worship, tn
Epworth Leaguers went to the Boz
ner Home at p. m.
The Mems Choir had a prett,
anthem at the morning service, Mrs
Hebert and Miss Summers sang
J duet and Mrs. Summers a solo at tn,
Bonner Home. At the night service
Mines. Summers and HILBERT sang
duet in which they were supported IL
the chorus by Mizpah Choir. The
Pastor made the talks for all three
services. The congregations were
good at all services.
The Epworth League services al
night were impressively led by Mr.
Philip Saleeby. Mrs. Bell was in
charge of the organ at both services
as Miss Roberta Hafkesbring, organist
for Mizpah Choir, was suffering from
an injured wrist-a result of a fall
last Tuesday. She will have charge
next Sunday night.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kinnesten of
Chicago are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Hafkesbring, 31S Seguin.
DIR. and Mrs. Fay returned Tuesday
from Chicago and are at home, Teche
and Homer
Mrs. ]. U. Melancon has returned
from a short visit to Baton Rouge to
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jas. Hardie after a visit to her
daughters Mines Scott and Cox, re-
turned to her home in Bunkie, last
Monday.
Mrs. j. E. Lorio and Miss Leila
Entwisle are both doing nicely in
Hotel Dieu, having been operated on
for appendicitis by DR.. A. C. King;
Mr.. r. A. Tansey who was also in
this institution has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Darden and
baby Gene, of Bonner, were recent
. NNobo VI INC al SOud6c.
Mr.. Joseph Simon, Jr., who has
been sick at his home on Farragut
Street, for several weeks is doing
nicely and expects to take a trip to
Abita soon.
Mrs. E. r. Turner of Houston, Tex,
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ". Lennox, 305 Elmira
Street, Captain Turner will arrive next
Sunday to attend the meeting of the
American Legion.
DR.. and Mrs. R. L. Riley, 237 Ber-
muda have returned HON; having Wis
tied Chicago and other western cities.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Sunday our town should be
'ull of the ex-soldiers, attending the
meeting of the Legion. Bring yours
with you. We will have special music
and will expect them
Next Saturday is a day set aside
by our Conference with the request
hat something be earned for the
at Ruston. This is a day
hat was begun several years ago
Ind it has been quite a revenue pro-
lucer for this worthy institution.
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
On Thursday night of this week
here will be the first quarterly meet
ng Of the Orleans District Sunday
School Association at the Rayne
Memorial Church at o'clock. All
Ulcers and Sunday School teachers
re requested to be present, a good
Program has been arranged which we
re sure will interest our workers. |
The new Superintendent of Teacher |
raining will be there from Nashville |
nd will be one of the speakers.
On Sunday afternoon at $3.50, at
he same place the Rayne Memorial
'hurch, a meeting for the purpose OF
doping the constitution and bylaws
nd electing officers of the Adult
ible Class Federation will be held.
ii pastors, Sunday School superin-
representatives from each
dult Bible Glass and the Adult Di.
lsion Superintendents are asked to
tend. We believe that the Aduh
IDLE Glass Federation can be made
le outstanding organization in our
for religious and moral
'lift. Let us be well represented.
The Annual Parish Convention ana
'hool OF Methods of the Orleans JET.