The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-19
Sunday in the Churches

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! At Grace Reformed Church, Sunday
School was held at GAS a. m. AT the
morning service, Rev. E. L. Mclean
preached upon The Mothers of Great
Bible Characters" The subject of the
evening sermon was THE Mother of
Our Saviour" St. Luke, 1928
Sunday School at the Church Of the
Brethren convened at 9. 80 in the morn
ing, followed by preaching at
1890, by Elder r. A. Nedrow. The
subject for the morning service was
! The Sacredness of Motherhood 4" Text,
St. John, 1927, Behold Thy Mother"
In the evening an enthusiastic song
service was conducted, after which the
pastor, Elder r. A. Nedrow, spoke on
Heaven" using as text ST Iohn.
u, and 2. The leading thought was
! Preparation For Future Enjoyment :"
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church, Sunday School was held at Q AZ
O'Clock in the morning, the rector,
Rev. Douglass Hooff, preached from
st. Matthew, 20. 2I and 22, The
Mothers Wish for Her Sons. and in
the evening the text was Psalms, 81, s
and 10, Gods Invitation to His Peo-
i pie"
AT ST Johns Catholic Church, there
were low masses at 7 and 10 O'Clock a.
m, and at the latter mass Rev. Fr. A. !.
Conlon preached on the Gospel of the
Day" Sunday School was held at
O'Clock and the Holy Name vespers at
7.3o, at which FIR. VIM. !. Kane preached
on "Sloth."
At the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was held at Gas a. m. The
pastor, Rev. Alouzo d. Winters preach
ed in the morning on Together" The
subject of the evening discourse was
| Our Mother
AT the Gospel Mission Chapel on
| Winchester street, there was Sunday
School at O'Clock D, m, and preaching
at Z 80 p. M, by the Rev. A. Luther
! Nickels.
At the United Brethren Church, Sun.
day School was held at 9. As a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev E. II. Hum
melbaugh, preached from First Samuel
2:T9 Mothers Day" was observed
and the members and friends wore white
| flowers. The anniversary services of
| the Young Peoples Society Christian
/ Endeavor was observed by the holding
OF Joint meeting of the junior and Sen
ior Societies, in charge of the president,
| MIR. Dayd Steiner. The following pro
gram was rendered: Opening song, soci-
ETY.; prayer, David Steiner; song, JnniorS
solo, Miss Mira Poole; recitation, Miss
Grace Hummelbaugh; scripture reading,
Willie Steiner; reading, Mrs. Amos Sea-
crist; solo, David Steiner; recitation Miss
May Summers; song, Juniors; address,
Rev. F.. II. Hummelbaugh; recitation,
Miss Lavinia Morgan; song, Juniors;
recitation, Mizpah benediction, society.
The Senior Society elected the following
officers: President, VIM W. Pickett
vice-president, David Steiner; secretary.
Miss May Summers; treasurer, Milton
Comfort; pianist, Mrs. Jesse Hoover;
assistant, Miss Grace Hummelbaugh;
choirster, David Steiner
In the Evangelical Reformed Church.
the pastor, Rev. Henri L. G.. Kiefier,
preached in the morning on Seeming
to Have" from Luke, SIS Miss Ruth
White sang Q Rest in the Lord, from
the Messiah" by Handel In the even
ing the pastor spoke on Being Made
Perfect, from First Peter. $40. Pro-
fessor Smith sang. He Holds the Key"
In the afternoon the Sunday School held
special service in commemoration of
Mothers Day." The orchestra render
ed as the opening and closing numbers,
Flower Song" by Lange, and "Tri-
umphant America" by Losey. Mr..
Russell Stockmau played as a cornet
SOLE 20 Dry Those Tears" by Clay,
with orchestral accompaniment Miss
Emma Slagle sang, Mother o Mine, J"
and Miss Mildred Delashmutt my
Mothers Prayer" Miss Daisy Blu
chanan recited a selection entitled
Mother" and Prof Smith read IAN
Old Fashioned Mother Mrs Sarah 0.
West spoke on "The Power OF
Mothers Influence" Each member of
the school wore white carnation.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
class meeting was held oil 9. IS a m In
the morning the pastor Rev. E. H.
Lamar preached on "The Pilgrims
Guide" from Exodus, 1920 Sunday
School was held at + As p. m. In the
evening at 7. 30. the 22nd anniversary of
the Epworth League was observed
There were interesting addresses by the
pastor, Rev E. H. Lamar, and Hon NJ.
c. Urner The following officers were
tllCiI luSldilCN' ON tilC l)stStOA. lOSiNCllN,
Mrs Spencer c Sull; first vice-presi-
dent, c. Haller Rhoads; second vice
president, Miss Mary Filler; third vice.
president, Miss Mary Castle; fourth vice
president, MISS Florence Lamar; secre-
tary, Frank Storm; treasurer Ames
Hendrckson.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the services were in charge of the pastor,
Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp. who preached
in the morning OH The Necessity for
Christs Ascension" from John. 1877.
In the evening the services were attended
by the Womans' Home and Missionary
Society in a body, Rev DR. l.. B.
Wolf of Baltimore, secretary OF the
Foreign Missionary Board, made an
address on "Womens Work in India, !"
basing his remarks on Philippians, 4:3.
Sunday School was held at O'Clock.
The Sunday School will hold a memoir
ia service on Sunday afternoon May
18th.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church were in charge Of the pastor,
Rev. DR. Thomas Freeman Dixon AT
the morning service he preached from
the First Corinthians. 1885. THE Res
direction Body" and in the evening the
text was Ezekiel ,3:s. The Watch
man" Sunday School was held at
o'clock