The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-11-04
Sunday in the Churches.

The services at Schleysville were con-
Quoted by Mr.. c. NJ. Gilpin.
Rev. E. H. Lamar preached at Yellow
Springs in the afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
to large congregation.
Services were held on Tuesday last,
November Ist, in the Catholic Church,
being All Saints Day, at a. m. On
Tuesday High Mass of Requiem was eel
ebrated at s a. m.
At the Church of the Brethren Sunday
School was held at $50 a. m. Elder
Daniel Mentzger, of Waynesboro, Pa,
preached both marning and evening.
There was no services held at the
United Brethren Church. Sunday School
was held at 80 a. m.
At St. Tohn's Catholic Church, the
first mass was said at 7 a. m. High
Mass was celebrated at 10 a m, at which
Rev. FIR. w. ]. Kane preached on The
Love. of God for Humanity" Vespers
were held at 7.3o p. m.
At the Grace Reformed Church Rev.
E. l.. Mclean conducted the services.
In the morning he preached upon THE
Dream of Excellence" Rev. 2I:I. The
subject of the evening sermon was "The
Most Common SIM" Joshua II:I5. Sun
day School was held at GAS a. m.
At the Presbyterian Church, the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman
Dixon preached in the morning on "Tht
Great Voice" from Revelation 40
In the evening the subject was, Par
takers of Other Mems Sins" from FRS
Timothy 5:22 Sunday School was helc
at p. M.
At the First Baptist Church Bibl
School was held at Gas a. m: In tn
morning the pastor, Rev. Alonzo d
| Winters, preached on "A Word to Bap
lists and Others" The sabject of tn
evenings discourse was Iron Red Hot.
Christian Endeavor meeting was he'll
at 7 O'Clock, and was led by Mr.. Melvi
Watkins.
In the Episcopal Church on Tuesda
last. communion was celebrated at
a. M, and at II O'Clock. The new men
orial windows erected to the memor
of the Rev. DR.. Osborne Ingle, the lat
rector were unveiled. At 7.3o p. m
a sermon was delivered by Rt Re,
John G.. Murray, Coadutor Bishop, wa
given.
At All Saints Protestant Episcop;
Church, Sunday School was held at ga
a. m. At II O'Clock Rev. Douglas
Hooff, the rector, conducted mornin
prayer and preached from st. Luke
2o:3S. Rev. Mr. Hoof1 preached at "a
p. M, from St. John o:23. The Girl:
Friendly Society meets on Friday evenin
in the South Chapter room.
At the Methodist Episcopal Churc
in the morning, the pastor, Rev. E. +
Lamar, preached from Matthews,
3o-3I. Sunday School was held at Id
p. M, and Epworth League at GAS I
m, led by Miss Lucy Frost In tn
evening at 7.5o revival services were helc
the pastor preaching on The Outwar
Man, VS.. the Inward Man" from Secon
Corinthians, 4:I6.
In the Lutheran Church, the Rev. |
S. G. Rupp was formally installed i
Office. The charge to the Congregato
was delivered by the Rev. DIR. Luthe
Kuhlman, and the charge to the paste
by the Rev. Dr. Steck The music fo
the occasion was of high order. Sc
lections by the choir were rendered fror
Memberships, and other noted com
| POoSio III a hlOot lJiSeoliS tllNl
manner, Messrs. c. Will Fout and Ralp
r. Bowers being the soloists. The cor
gregation rendered a reception to tn
pastor and his family on Thursday night
which was largely attended.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church
the pastor, Rev. Henri L. G. kietfel
preached in the morning on The Ac
of Worship; Its significance and 1t
Blessings" from Psalm $50. At tn
otfertory, a quartet composed OF Mrs
Guy Dronenburg. Miss Amelia Yost
Professor George Edward Smith an
Mr.. Shafer L. Rhoades, sang Zion
the Beautiful" composed by Professo
George Edward Smith In the evenin
the pastor spoke on The Spirit of Rev
erence," from Revelations II7. Pro-
Smith sang THE Homeland" one q
! his own compositions. At the Sunda
School service the superintendent, Nj
A. c. McCardell, made special referenc
to the death of Mr.. Urner Wilcoxon
who during his residence in Frederick
was faithful member of the Sunda
| School.