The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-04-20

Methodist Church Notes
Rev. G C. Wier, Pastor. Residence
236 Olivier, Phone Alg. 1873.

OF course, last Sunday was a great
day in the Church calendar and it
gave new hope to many who wor-
shipped and praised God for the
power of the resurrection. Our own
Church had splendid services all day.
The Epworth League began by hav-
ing a fine praise service at six
o'clock that was led by Mr.. l.. T..
Dunn. 1t was refreshing to worship
with them. Mr.. HILBERT rendered a
trombone solo. Mrs. Hebert and Miss
Orrie Summers each sang a solo.
while the talk was by Miss Cayard.
Miss Hafkesbring was at the organ
The Sunday School had a record
breaking attendance at $50. At II
o'clock the Rev. j. Smelling preached
splendid sermon. The Mems Choir
led by DR.. Fay with Mrs. Bell at the
organ rendered beautiful and appro-
pirate music. The following Joined
the Church on profession of faith:
Mr.. and Mrs. Domingo Maguel;
Messrs. Albert E. Francisco, Angus
tave A. Wolverton, and Adolph Wool
verton, Miss Irma Braai, and Mrs. A.
Deuschle, Lynn and Esther Angelo,
Dorothy VAIL, Eleanor Hafkesbring,
Domingo Maguel, Jr, VIM Entwisle.
Marion Edgecombe, Esther L. Guillot,
Elizabth Flanders, and Margaret
Duffy. There were a large number
of communicates. We thank you for
your kind words about our services
and the good opinion you have of us.
Come and worship with us if you care
to. You will be welcome. II you have
no church home you may be with us
while in town. Speak a good word
for the services you attend and come
with your friends.
Baptized at the home Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Deutsch, 915
Opelousas Avenue, the Rev. C. c..
Wier officiating, Adolph Bagarry,
aged three months.
We all appreciate the fact that Mr..
w. G. Evans comes across the river
to teach our Busy Peoples Bible
class they meet at $40. Mr.. Hickey
has been coming from Tulane Uni
versity for more than two years to
assist us in the work He has a big
class of young men.
Thank you gentlemen.
Little Lloyd Frisch, who accident
ally turned over some hot water on
himself, and receiving serious burns
about the legs and feet is rapidly
recovering at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Frisch,
on Belleville Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Attenhofer are
to be congratulated upon their nice
bungalow on Olivier Street, that is
now nearing completion. 1t is great
thing for young people to move into
their own home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Brakeman and
the children returned from a visit
to relatives in Crowley.
Mrs. Lacy of Shreveport is the
guest of DIR. and Mrs. A. c. King,
who is her nephew.
Mrs. Paul Malone, who has been
sick for several days is now con-
Mr.. Horace Hickey and Miss Mar
jorie Bowler were recent guests at
the Parsonage. Miss Bowler is
teaching in Avoyelles Parish.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Catechism class will continue |
to meet on Friday at $3.50.
Services next Sunday at IL a. m,
and 1880 p. m. The Pastor expects
to be in the Pulpit at both services.
The Mems Chorus will furnish music |
in the morning and Mizpah Choir at
night.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Our Easter service was well at |
tended and the Offering was also graft |
flying. The annual picnic will be held |
on the second Saturday in May and |
the third Sunday will be observed as
Sunday School Day.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
The Monthly meeting was held in !
our church on Tuesday night with a /
large attendance. The devotional SER
vice was conducted by Mr.. Lester
Dunn, and special musical numbers
by Miss Orrie Summers and Mrs. S.
\. Hebert The election Of officers
and installation of same was the main
event of the evening, during which /
Rev. Rainier of the st. Marks Church
delivered a short address to those
who were not delegates to the cleo
ion. After the meeting light refresh