The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-02-03
Sunday In the Churches.

At Grace Reformed Church Rev.
L. Mclean conducted the services. |
the morning he preached upon the sub
iect, what it is to be Christian" fror
John II:26. Sunday School was held a
e.4s a. m. The subject OF another ser
mon in the evening was, Excuses Fo
Not Being Christian" Is. 1913,
At All Saints Protestant Episcopa
Church Sunday School was held at ga
a. m. The services were in charge @
the rector. Rev. Douglass Hooff. Il
the morning Rev. A. B. Hunter. princi
pal OF Saint Augustine's Normal Schoo
and Collegiate Institute, at Raleigh
North Carolina, gave very interestin,
account of the manual training and pro
fcssional work, which is being accom-
plished among the negroes who are
students at the school. and the results
shown. Mr. Hunter has been connected
with the school for the past twenty-five
years. At the evening service the rector
preached on THE Manifestation of the
Great Physician" from Saint Matthews
81, Il Will Come and Heal Him."
The services at the Evangelical Luth
eran Church. were conducted by the
Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp. who preached
at $50 a. m, on "The Storms of Life, y
from Matthew, Sac, and in the evening
the theme was why Prayers are Un.
answered." from jeremiah II:II. SUM-
day School was held at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
At the United Brethren Church, Sun.
day School was held at o..3o a. m. The
pastor, Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh,
preached in the morning on Hearers
and Doers." At the evangelistic services
in the evening the pastor preached on
THE Prodigal Son." An interesting
meeting of the Y. P. S. c. E, was held
at $50 in charge Of Mr.. David Steiner.
An interesting address was made by
Mr.. Jesse II. Michael, and the pastor
also made remarks appropriate to the
occasion. A solo was rendered by Mrs.
Guy o. Phleeger.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
class meeting was held at o.Is a. m.
The pulpit was occupied in the morning
by the Rev. w. w. Barnes, pastor OF
the Douglass Memorial Church, Wash
ington, ID. c., who preached both morn
ing and evening. Sunday School was
held at Las, and an interesting meeting
ofthe Epworth League was held at Gas,
led by Mr.. c. Albert Gibson, who made
strong appeal on behalf of the cause
of missions. An address was also de-
livered by the Hon. Milton G. Urner.
At Trinity M. E. Church, South, the
pastor, Rev. John J. Rives, preached in
the morning on The Way, the Truth, !"
from John as, and the subject in the
evening was Following Jesus" from
Mark I:I7. Sunday School was held at
o'clocN, and Epworth League at g.
O'Clock.
At St. Johns Catholic Church, the
first mass was said at 10 a. m. At the
latter mass Rev. Father A. !. Conlon
preached on the Gospel of the Day.
Sunday School was held at o'clock
and vespers in the evening at 7.3o. 49,
Chaplain George T. Stevenson, OF
the United States Navy, who was one
of the speakers at the recent Laymen's S
Missionary Convention held in this city.
will deliver an address in the First Bap-
tist Church, on Wednesday evening,
February 5th, his subject being Around
The World With the Atlantic Fleet"
The Gospel Mission Chapel, which
has been erected on Winchester street,
will be dedicated with appropriate serv-
ices next Sunday afternoon. The services
will be under the auspices of the City
Ministerial Association. Through the
generosity of Mrs. N. o. Cline, the pews
for the chapel have been provided for
andthe necessary number were taken from
the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
placed in the chapel.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church were in charge of the pastor,
Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon. At the
morning service he preached on the
"The Missionary Problem as Chris
Sees It," and at the evening service the
text was taken from Luke, 1910. the
subject being "The objectionable Sin. >
Sunday School was held at o'clock.
At the Evangelical Reformed Church
the pastor. Rev. Henri l.. G. Kieffer
preached in the morning on '"The Rela
ton of Work to Prayer" from Exodu.
I4I5. Professor George Edward Smitl
sang To-day, If Ye Will Hear Hi
Voice" Sunday School was held at la
D. m. In the evening the pastor spok,
on "The Art of Seeing Things in Thei
True Proportions" from Matthew a3:24
At the First Baptist Church, Bibl
School was held at o.45 a. m. At tn
morning service the pastor, Rev. Alonz'
D Winters, preached on THE Messen
ger Who Never Returned" and in tn
evening his subject was when Trans
gressors Were Honored."
At the Church Of the Brethren Sunda,
School was held at go a. m. Eide
George s. Harp, of Ellerton, preached i
the morning, and Elder J. Welty Fahl
ney conducted the services in the even
ing.