The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-05-06
Sunday in the Churches.

AT the Methodist Episcopal church, Il
the morning the pastor Rev. z. II
Lamar, preached a short sermon from
First Peter 1T, and administered the hol,
communion. Sunday school was held a
? p m. The union service was held at ;
p m, the Epworth League being led by
X. r. Lewis, followed by The pastor OF
rs Life Worth LWing2" from Eccles
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AT the United Brethren church, the
ninth anniversary OF the building of the
church was celebrated AT o:so a. m.
| the Sabbath school was held with a large
attendance. Al Io;4S Rev. w. H. Wash.
niger, ID. d, of Chambersburg, Pa,
J preached a sermon on the subject, God S
| Jewels. AT 7:5o p III. regular pro.
/ gram was rendered, in charge of Reno S.
Harp. Special music of high order was
rendered by an orchestra composed of
the Messrs. Stockman Eader and
Schroeder They were assisted by the
church choir, Christian Endeavor So
ciety and Sabbath school, led by Mrs NJ
ID. Harp with Miss Mary Young as or
ganist Several recitatlons We're rendered
by the children. Beautiful solos were
rendere by Miss Fannie Mobeily aud
Miss Myra Z. Poole. Miss Nellie Kira-
COTE and Mrs. NJ, ID. Harp sang duet.
MeSsrs, Gaver and Phleeger, Mrs. Hoover
and Mrs Harp sang a quartet Hon.
Milton q. Urner gave a splendid talk on
the traternal feeling that existed between
the founders of the NJ. f. and u. B.
churches. Rev. J. w. Kiracofe gave a
short talk on the origin and progress of
the u b. church under the leadership of
Otterbein and his co-laborers.
AT Grace Reformed church, the twelfth
anniversary of the congregation and of
the pastorate of Rev. F. l.. Mclean was
observed AT the morning service the
pastor preached upon The Church of
the Future" St. John 1910. Sunday
school was held at p. m. AT the even
ing service Rev, Mclean preached upon
Growing Up Into Him in All Things,
Eph. AIS
AT the Church of the Brethren, Sunday
School was held at 80 a. m. Elder P.
ID. Fahrney preached in the morning and
Elder J. Welty Fahrney preached in the
evening
AT ST Johns Catholic church low
masses at Z and 10 O'Clock a. m. AT the
latt r mass the Rev. FIR. A. J. Conlon
preached. Sunday school was held at
p. m, and vespers at 1880 p. m.
At Trinity NJ F. church, South, the
pastor, Rev. Absaom Knox, preached
and administered the sacrament of the
Lords supper at both morning and even
ing services. Sunday school was held at
? p. m. and Epworth League at g. p. m,
was led by Francis Gather
At the Evangelical Lutheran church,
tH I
Edward Byers, of Bloomsbury, Pa, who
preached in the morning from First Peter
I:3 5, and in the evening from Second
Peter 80. Sunday school was held at
Las p. m.
AT the First baptist church, Bible
school was held at 9 As a. m. AT the
morning service the pastor Rev Alonzo
d. Winters. preached on christian War
fare. y Christian Endeavor Society met
at p. M, led by Miss Mamie Akers, and
at S p. m. the subject was Life at the
MILL"
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church, Sunday school was held 1t GAS
a, m. AT II o clock Rev Paca Kennedy,
OF the Theological Seminary of Virginia,
at Alexandria, Va, read morning PRAYER,
and preached, and celebrated the holy
communion. Rev. Mr. Kennedy con
Quoted evening prayer and again preached
at 7.5o p. m.
At the Evangelical Reformed church,
morning services were in charge of Rev.
|. Nj. Motter. The sermon was preached
by Rev. DIR. c. ]. Musser, of Philadelphia.
Rev Mr.. Motter conducted the evening
service; Sunday school was held at as
p. m The address to the children will
be made by Rev. Henri L. c. Kiefer,
and the memorial address will be deiv-
cred by Rev. DR.. ] Spangler Kieffer, of
fiagerstown.
AT the Presbyterian church, the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
preached in the morning the sixth Of
series of sermons on The Seven Lamps
OF Life, the subject being The Lamp of
Life, from Romans 1871 In the even
ing he preached the sixth of a series of
sermons on The Seven Voices of Jesus, !"
the subject being The Friends Voice, :"
from Revelations $40. Sunday school
was held at d. m.