The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-05-18
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. G C. Wier, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg. 1873.

Last SUNDAY was very UuSy Oue
with the workers in our Church
There was emphasis made of Mothers
Day at the morning hour. The Mems
choir had sp,:.i music, AMI the
Pastor an appropriate sermon. Among
the specials was a solo, For Mothers
Sake. by Mr.. Joe Simon, in which
the choir supported in the chorus;
and Mr. VIM. McEwan sang My
Mothers Songs in which he was sup
ported by the choir. Every member
of the choir and all of the other
worshippers caught the spirit Of the
day. The Holy Communion was ad-
ministered and the following Joined
the Church on profession: Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy A. Moore, Mr.. Clifton E.
Moore, Mr.. Edward ]. Campbell, ST.,
and Miss Beatrice Hebert. Mrs.
Alice Moore was announced as COM
ing from the Broad Street Church,
Mobile These new members are
welcome to all of the rights and
privileges and service that goes with
Church membership. At night the
Epworth Leaguers had entire charge
of the service. having made out the
programme and selected the NUM-
bers. The Juniors sang a pretty
chorus. Mr.. Sanford Hebert rendered
a trombone solo. Miss Orrie Sum-
mers sang a solo. Mr.. Edgar E.
Cayard made a splendid talk on the
Maltese Cross. The Pastor spoke on
the Epworth League motto, Gall For
Christ" The evening offering went
to the League work. After the Pas
tors talk the following officers were
duly installed: Senior League Presi-
dent, Miss The1ma Cayard; Vice.
President, Mr.. L. T. Dunn; First De-
partment, Miss Roberta Hafkesbring;
Second Department, Miss Ida Har-
vey; Third Department, Mr.. Ray
Lieninger; Fourth Department, e. e.
Cayard; Secretary. Miss Orrie Sum-
mers; Treasurer, Mr.. Roland Cayard;
Era Agent, Mr.. Philip Saleeby and
Junior Superintend- Mrs. L. r.
Dunn and Miss Bertha Albrizzi.
The Junior officers are as follows:
President. Miss Naomi Hafkesbring;
Vice-President, Master Curtis Blake
man; First Department, Miss Mar
jorie Brakeman; Second Department,
Miss Catherine Barton; Third De
partment; Master VIM. Entwisle:
Fourth Department, Miss Joel Lilly;
Secretary, Master Clement Balk;
Treasurer, Master Tracy Entwistle,
and Era Agent, Master Joseph wier.
The retiring officers have wrought
well and have brought things to pass.
Their labors are appreciated and we
pledge our support to the incoming
officers.
The Leaguers and the Pastor went
to the Bonner Home at 4 D. m. and
held services. Mrs. Summers sang a
eutiful solo.
Mrs. Lottie Ainsworth and Earl
md Doris have been granted Church
certificates, which have been de-
posted in Lafayette. La.
Mrs. Palmer, who was operated on
for appendicitis by DR.. G. A. King
at Touro Infirmary several days ago
Is convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien King and Lit
tie Miss Alfredo Of Tylertown. Miss,
have been the guests of DR.. and
Mrs. A. C. King.
Mrs. Florence Chapman of Elmira
and Slidell left Monday night for her
old home in Illinois, where she will
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. ]. G. Hicks is spending the
summer at her summer home in Bay
81. Louis.
Prof. o. C. Bodemuller gave an
'rgan recital at the Church last night.
{ was well-attended.
Mrs. H. J. Thompson Of 1910 Car
clifton Avenue, was a recent guest
( her family at the Anderson home,
|ouny and Eliza.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Next Sunday morning we will have
unday School Day at the II o'clock
our. At night Mr.. w. H. Black will
the speaker. Both services will
full Of interest. Come and bring
friend.