The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-02-17
Sunday in the Churches.

At Grace Reformed church, Sunda,
school observed Foreign Mission Day a
GAS a. M, and rendered the service en-
titled For the Sake of the Name. ;
Prof. Joseph II. Apple made an address
upon, Power" The morning service
was held at II a. m. Rev. f. l.. Mclean
conducted the worship and preached upon
Christianity the Only World Religion, y
Phil. 2: 10 and II. The Missionary So.
ciety held service at 7 p. m. 1t was
under the direction of President H. !.
Kefauver. Rev. Mclean conducted the
devotional service. Organ solos were
rendered by Miss Ruth 'Ferner and Miss
Edith Griffith, of the Woman's College.
Miss Emma Slagle, also of the Woman S
church rendered an anthem. The address
was made by Capt. d. John Markey.
The following missionary committee was
appointed by the consistory for Grace
church: Hon. H. ]. Kefauver, H. H.
Abbott, Prof. D. c. Aldridge, H. c.
Smith, Capt. D. ]. Markey, ]. Travers
Thomas and Paul c. Willard.
In the Evangelical Reformed church,
the pastor, Rev. Henri l.. c.. Kieffer,
preached in the morning on ''The Spirit
of Contentment" from Phil q: II. At
the offertory Miss May Hagan and Miss
Amelia Yost sang Savior, Like ASLEEP
herd" by Wilson. In the evening the
congregation and the Sunday school
united in observing "Foreign Mission
Day." using special service entitled
"For the Sake of the Name" The SER
vice was conducted by the superintendent,
A. {. McCardell The pastor made a
short address to the children on Loves
Scales, from I John II, The Sunday
school orchestra assisted in the music
and, at the ofertory played "A Tone
Poem, by Miss Kathleen Roberts.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church, in
the morning the pastor, Rev. Ulysses S.
G. Rupp, preached on "a God Who
Never Wearies of Comforting His Peo-
pie" from Isaiah 40: and IS, and in the
evening the subject was Drawing Nearer
to God" from Psalm 70: 20. Sunday
school was held at p. M
AT the Methodist Episcopal church,
class meeting was held at rs a. m. The
pastor, Rev. f. H. Lamar, preached or
The Unfaltering Christian" from Psalm
3S: II, and in the evening the subject of
discourse was Sowing the Good Seed"
from Matthew I3: 24-25. Sunday school
was held at p. m. and Epworth League
at GAS p. m. was led by George w.
Shoemaker.
The services at the Presbyterian church
were in charge of the pastor Rev. DIR.
Thomas Freeman Dixon. At the morn
ing service he preached on "The lust
Shall Live by Faith, " from Romans 1 II,
and In the evening the subject of the ser
mon was "Backsliders, from Hebrews
6: 4, 5 and g. Sunday school was held at
? p. m.
At Trinity M. E. church, South. the
pastor, Rev. John J. Rlves, preached in
the morning on "The Sacrifice of the
Will, from Genesis II: S. AT the even
ing service the subject was can Approved
Workman" from 2nd Timothy 2: IS.
Sunday school was held at 2 D. m. and
Epworth League at $50 p. m. led by
Travis White.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church at GAS a. m. Sunday school was
held. At II a. m. the rector, Rev. Doug
lass Hooff, preached on The Labor
Question in the Lords Vineyard, +" from
st. Matthew TO- I, and in the evening the
text was Ephesians /; 1910. "What we
may know of Gods rich provision for
His people"
At the u. b. church, Sunday school
was held at 9. 80 a. m. The pastor, Rev.
E. H. Hummelbaugh, preached in the
morning on "Earnestness in Religion, y
and in the evening the subject was mot
Far From the Kingdom" Christian En-.
deavor meeting was held at 6. 80 and was
in charge of David Steiner.
At ST. Johns Catholic church, the first
mass was said at a. M. high mass at Ic
a. m. AT the latter mass Rev. FIR. Don.
lon, Of Woodstock College, preached or
"A Personal God" Sunday school was
held at p. M. and Holy Name Vespers
at 7.3o p. m. at which Rev. FIR. Donlor
made an address.
AT the First Baptist church, Bible
school was held at 9.45 m. AT the
morning service the pastor, Rev. Alfonso
d. Winters. preached on THE Racers
and Winners" and in the evening his
subject was 'The Souls Anchor
The usual services were held at Schleys
vile Mission, conducted by Rev. Doug
lass Hooff. Sunday school was held a
80 o'clock.
At the Church of the Brethren, Sunday
school was held al $50 a. m. Rev A
M. Holinger, Of Carlisle, Pa, preached
both morning and evening.