The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-04
Sunday in the Churches.

! AT the Church of the Brethren Sunday
School was held at $50 a. m. Elder
ID. T. Fahrney preached in the morning
and Elder J. Welty Fahrney preached
in the evening
AT St Johns Catholic Church the
low masses were said at and 10 a M,
and at the late mass Rev. Father VIM.
J.. Kane preached. Sunday School was
held at up. M, and vespers at 40 %.
M, when the Rev. FIR. A. !. Conlon
preached.
AT Trinity NJ. E Church, South, the
services were conducted by the pastor
Rev. John Paul Tyler, preached in the
morning from John 1872, and in the
evening from John, 1909. Sunday School
was held at 2 p. m.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church
the services were conducted by the Rev.
U. S: G: Rupp, of Baltimore, who
preached in the morning from Matthew
1927, and in the evening from John I:I4.
Sunday School was held at Las q. m.
The usual Lenten service will be held
on Friday at4.I5.
AT the Presbyterian Church in the
morning, the pastor Rev. DIR. Thomas
Freeman Dixon, preached from Psalm
33:I5, and IN the evening used as basis
tor his discourse the first Psalm. Sunday
School was held at 2. p. m.
AT the Evangelical Reformed Church
the morning services were conducted by
the Kew. Isaac Nj. Motter, and the Rev.
n. l.. q. Kieffer, of Mercersburg. Pa.
preached. Sunday School was held at
Las p. m. In the evening at O'Clock
an interesting foreign mission service of
responsive readings and hymns in charge
OF the Superintendent of the Sunday
School, was held. The address was de-
llvered by the Rev. Mr.. Kieffer.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church Sunday School was held at o.4s
a. m. AT II O'Clock Rev. Thompson
P. Eye, conducted the morning service
and preached. Rev. Mr.. Eye held even
ing service and again preached at 7.3o
p. m.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church, at
80 a. m, the pastor, Rev. Z. H.
Lamar, preached on The Supremacy
of Christ" from John 1915. Sunday
School was held at las p. m. The
Epworth League at 7 o'clock was led
by Miss Edith Radcliffe who made a
very interesting address. The evening
service which was held at :. 20 in the
evening, was attended by the members
of Francis Scott Key Council, No. 4S,
Sr. O. U. A. NJ, large turnout being
present, and fine discourse was deliv-
cred by the pastor on Patriotism" "
from Acts I6:3S.
At the United Brethren Church the
Sabbath School was held at O. 40 a. m.
1t was Decision Day." and after short
lesson. Rev. Mr. Packard the evan
gelist made an appeal to the school, and
IN response between thirty and forty
decided for Christ Then the Rev. Mr..
Packard preached to d very full house.
An interesting Christian Endeavor Meet
ing was held at 6.3o p. m, which was
led by the Rev. Paul Holdcraft. Alto
p. M, Rev. Packard preached on The
SIN Against the Holy Ghost 10 pack
ed hause.
At the First Baptist Church Bible
School was held at 10 a. M, when
Rally Day" was observed with special
program. AT the morning service the
pastor, Rev. AloGzo d. Winters, preach
ed on THE Noblest Work of God"
Christian Endeavor Society met at 7
p. m. and at p. M. the pastor preached
on This is That" At the conclusion
of the service the ordinance of baptism
MdS IOIieIlSQ upOH Two young lauleS.
The pastors Bible Class met at s O'Clock
an Monday evening.
AT Grace Reformed Church the pastor.
Rev. Mclean, preached splendid SER
mon in the morning, upon "The Man
Who Did No Miracle" ST. John 1o41
and az. Sunday School was held at
p. m. Catechetical instruction was held
at p. m. AT the evening service the
pastor preached upon "The Pure in
Heart St Matthew SIS. In connection
with this service, "Half Hour of Ora
torio' was given. The selections were
taken from the oratorios of the Creation,
Elijah, st. Paul and the Messiah, and
were rendered by Miss Daisy Thomas.
Professor George Edward Smith, Miss
Amelia Yost, Mr. Walter Mcdaniel,
Miss Elinor Markey and Miss Margaret
haywood and Mr.. Frank Sappington.