The herald., 1922-11-16
Methodist Church Notes
Rev. @ C. Wier, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg 1873.
Church valIette and OpeIousas

with our workers. We had our regu-
lar morning and evening hours OF
worship, and then the Senior Epworth
Leaguers went to the Bonner Home
in the afternoon. At the morning
hour, the Pastor had a message on
Discipleship, that was prepared
especially for the members who have
Joined during his administration;
the Mems Choir had some nice
anthems. At night, Mrs. Sanford
Hebert sang a solo in which she was
supported in the chorus by Mizpah
Choir; Mrs. Summers sang a solo at
the Bonner Home.
PERSONALS.
On Friday, November 8, 1922, &C.
CURED the death of Mrs. Herbert NJ.
Fay at her home, Teche and Homer.
Her remains were carried to her old
home in Creston, ILL.,, where she was
buried in the family plot of her loved
ones in Greenwood Cemetery. Be-
fore the body was removed, there was
a short funeral service conducted by
the Pastor, Rev. C. C. Wier, at Mothe's
Undertaking parlor on Seguin Street.
Her remains were accompanied by
her husband, DR.. Fay, and his sister,
Miss Fay. Mrs. Fay was a Miss
Mabel Rand and was born in Cres-
ton, Ill. She had lived in our com.
munity for more than two years. She
had many friends who deeply SYM
pathize with her family in their be-
reavement. She was an educated
Christian woman whose life was in
vested absolutely for her Lord ana
Savior Jesus Christ. Her life among
us has shed a fragrance that will
linger for long time. She died in
the faith and this is great comfort
and consolation.
We are glad to report that the fol-
lowing have joined our Church by
certificate: Mrs. H. A. Marrioneaux
of Picayune, Miss, and Mr.. T. ].
Williams of Ripley, Tenn. We well
come these Christians into our midst
and trust that we may be of mutual
interest in the Kingdom of God.
Last Thursday night the Fourth
Quarterly Conference was held in the
Church. DR.. T. P. Bell read a beau
tiful resolution endorsing the four
years of good service rendered by the
retiring presiding Elder, the Rev. ].
G. Smelling, whose time expires by
the four year rule that still applies
to the Presiding Elder. DIR. Bell ais,
made an appropriate and direct ap-
peal in which the labors of the Pas
tor were commended and his return
to Algiers, as the Pastor for the sew.
enth time was urged. These express
sions were from the Church. Thank
you for all of the nice words about
the Pastor and the Elder.
We all missed Mr.. E. E. Cayard
last Sunday. He was called to visit |
Slidell and Pearl River in the inter
est Of the Epworth League work. Mr..
Hickey acted as Sunday School |
Superintendent during his absence.
Mrs. Walter J. Harvey left with |
her aunt, Mrs. Mohr Of the Crescent |
Hotel, last Saturday for short stay
in Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Ryan are visit |
ing the Feske family in Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Labit were re-
cent visitors to their daughter, Mrs. |
Wallis in Houma.
Miss Gladys Heard of Bunkie. is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Wier.
Mr.. Abbie Lewis was a recent |
guest of his uncle, DR.. A. C. King.
He is a medical student at Tulane
University.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Next Sunday is the last in this
Conference year and the congregation
have the slogan, mot an empty pew
In the Church"
This is very interesting SUNDAY
attend and you will hear the report
of the browning year of the six years
spent in the Algiers Church BY the
Rev. c. c. Wier as Pastor.
The Pastor wants to see his mem.
bers and friends present.
Epworth League services were con.
iucted by Miss Bertha Albrizze. The
lily Union held their regular monthly