The citizen., 1911-09-22
Sunday in the Chu ches.

Sunday In the Gnu cneS.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church. at $50 a. m, the Holy Com
munion was celebrated. Sunday School
was held at o.45 a. nj. At II o'clock
the rector, Rev. Douglass Hoof, preach
Brothers Keeper" A plea for the safe
guarding OF our fellow man from the
temptation Of the saloon. Evening prayer
was held at GAS p. NJ,
AT Trinity NJ E. Church South, Sun
day School was held at 45 a. m. The
pastor, Rev. John J. Rives, preached in
the morning. Epworth League was held
at 6.3o p m., and was led by Miss Mary
Poole. In the evening at T. 80. Mr. Wm.
H. Anderson, State Superintendent,
presented the work of the Anti-Saloon
League.
AT Saint John's Catholic Church,
there were low masses at and 10
o'clock At the latter mass Rev. FIR
Timothy Barrett, of Woodsboro. preach.
ed There was the rosary and the ben
ediction at O'Clock p. m.
Sunday School was held at the Church
OF the Brethren, at $50 a. M, followed
by preaching at $50 by the pastor,
Rev. r. A. Nedrow, the subject being
The Sufficiency Of Gods Grace"
text II Cor, 1919 In the evening at
us Rev R. A. Nedrow, conducted the
opening exercises after which Rev.
Cyrus P Keen, representative of the
Anti-Saloon League, delivered an ad
dress on behalf of the temperance cause.
His subject was, "Ne, (the Disciples, }
are the Salt of the Earth. "
AT Grace Reformed Church. Rev z.
| L. Mclean. the pastor conducted the
services. At II a. m, the services were
in the interest of the Anti Saloon League
Rev. A. B. Wood of Baltimore, preached
an appropriate sermon upon Gal 81.
The pastor occupied the pulpit at the
evening service and preached upon
The Lost Christ" Saint Luke. 243.
! Sunday School was held at o45 a. m.
I The Holy Communion will be admin
istered on SUNDAY, October Ist, both
morning and evening.
At the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was held at Gas a m. In the
morning, Rally" services were held by
the congregation, at which the pastor,
! Rev Alonzo d. Winters, preached on
The Gospel of Good Cheer" In the
evening at S O'Clock, the Bible School
held its Rally Day services when an
interesting program, consisting of music,
reCitatiOns, etc. was rendered by the
children. AT the conclusion of the pro-
4 gram, Rev. A B Wood. OF Baltimore.
presented the work of the Anti-Saloon
! League.
At the United Brethren Church, Sun.
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! pastor, Rev T. II Hummelbaugh. con
/ service, Rev Paul Holdcraft, of RAYS
vile, former member of the Congrega
ton, preached an Interesting sermon.
ln the evening at 80. Rev Dr. /. /.
Selher, OF HagerstoWn, presented the
work OF the Anii-Saloon League. The
/ Junior Young Peoples Society Christian
i Endeavor was held AT 6 O'Clock, at which
the pastor spoke on The Strong Man
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
| the Rev. Cyrus p. Keen, representative
| of the AnuSaloon League, occupied the
/ pulpit al the morning service and pre-
sented the cause Of the league. At tbs
| Ofertory Miss NoSt. Mrs. Dronenbers
7 and Professor Smith sang, Down By
the Living Waters by Mercandante
In the evening the pastor, Rev. Henr
l.. c. Kietier, spoke on Sober. Right.
eous and Cody Living" from Titus
2I2. Sunday School was held at o.4i
in the morning
At The Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday School was held at 45 a. m
In the morning Mr. Wan H. Anderson
State Superintendent. presented the
work of the Anti Saloon League. Al
the evening service at 7 o'clock. the
pastor, Rev E H Lamar, preached OF
Gods Claims Upon Humanity" from
Job. 2I:I5.
AT the Prtsbyterian Church. Sunda,
School was held al As a. m. The
. services were conducted by the pastor
Rev. DR. Thomas Freeman Dixon A
+ the morning service, Mr. !. Blbb Mills
OF Baltimore. presented the work OF the
| Anti Saloon League. AT the evening
service at !. 80, The pastor preached OF
James Definition Of Religion, from
, James 1877.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sunday School was held at AS D. m
At the morning service. Rev. DR. L. l.
Seiber, OF Hagerstown. presented the
work of the Anti-Saloon League. Nespel
services were held at $50 p. M. con
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. IT, S. G.
Rupp, using the word Precious as {
basis for his remarks