The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-28
Sunday in the Churches.

NtN. Ut. nOmaS freeman Dixon AT
the morning service he preached from
Ezekiel, 24;3I. Sunday School was
held at O'Clock. Atthe evening service
the subject was Character Building,
the text being First Corinthians. :, il
and IS.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church
the pulpit was occupied by the Rev.
Charles F. Sanders, Professor of Phi
losophy' of the Pennsylvania College, at
Gettysburg, Pa, who preached two very
interesting sermons. The Easter music
was repeated by the choir. Sunday
School was held at p m.
At St Johns Catholic Church the
first mass was held at 7 a. M; High
Mass at 10 o. m, at which Rev. Father
"A !. Conlon preached. Sunday School
was held at O'Clock and vespers and
the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment at 7.3o O'Clock.
At the Church Of the Brethren Sunday
School was held at 9. so O'Clock. Services
were held at the usual hours and were
conducted by Elder r. A. Nedrow, who
preached both morning and evening.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
class meeting was held at q.IS a. m.
Sunday School was held at las p. m.
and Epworth League at GAS, and was
led bv Mr. J.. w. Everhart There were
no church services on account Of the
improvements being made to the church.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
| Church Sunday School was held at o.4S
in the morning. The church services were
conducted BY the Rev Paca Kennedy.
of Alexandria. Virginia, who preached
both morning and evening. At the
morning service the Easter music was
! repeated by the choir, and at the offer
tory in the evening a solo was rendered
bv Mr.. F. Fredericks
AT Trinity NJ E. Church South, the
services were conducted by the pastor
Rev John ]. Rives, who preached on
Mans Centerhg in God" from Acts,
17:26 and in the evening the subject
was Gods Requirement Of Man" from
Micah 6:S. Sunday School was held at
p. m. and Epworth Leauge at $50
O'Clock, was led by Professor l. NJ.
/ Koontz.
At Grace Reformed Church Sunday
School was held at GAS a, m. Rev. E.
| l.. Mclean conducted the morning
service at eleven O'clock He also
! preached upon The Higher Resur-
! rection Life in Man." St John. If:25.
Mr. Harry c. Smith and Mr.. Willis +.
Fisher were installed as elders and Hon
/ Harry J. Kefauver, Mr. Ira Y. Moore
and Mr. Hugh " Cuttings. deacons.
! The evening service was held at :
o'clock The improved Order of Red
/ Men to the number of about one hnn-
/ dred attended the services in a body.
\ The pastor preached a special sermon
/ to the order upon Freedom, Friend.
! ship, and Charity" Miss Nelma Stauaer,
OF the Woman's College sang a solo and
! the choir rendered an anthem.
In the Reformed Church, the pastor.
/ Rev Henri L. c. Kiefter, preached on
"ChristS Power Over His Life from
/ John, 1913. The choir sang al the offer
I tory. Introduction, This is the Day
/ and chorus ''He Lives Again, from
"The Risen King, by c. A Schneider
In the evening the pastor spoke on
LAYING Up Treasures in Heaven" from
/ Matthew, s: 70 and 2I. The choir rem
/ dered the anthem, 10 He is Risen
I by Robertson. Sunday School was held
at Las p. m.
1 At the United Brethren Church, Sun
day School was held at 9.45 a. m. The
pastor, Rev. E. II. Hummelbaugh had
charge Of the services. In the morning
1 he preached on What We Know About
Heaven, from Revelation, Al and ?.
The subject in the evening was The
Passion for Something New" Acts II
and Io. AT the Junior Endeavor meet
ing he spoke on The Life of Moses -
Senior Endeavor meeting was held at
6.3o p. m.
At the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was held at 9.45 a. m In the
morning, the pastor Rev. Alonzo d.
Winters. preached on the Vacant
Pulpit. " and in the evening the subject
was THE Trees of the Gatden."
II was generally ANNOUNCED in the
Protestant Churches on Sunday last, that
the Tercentenary, or the three hun
dredth anniversary of the publication OF
the King James Version of the English
Bible would be observed on Wednesday
evening, May goth, at 7.3o O'Clock, by a
union service in the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church. Rev. DIR. Tagg, editor OF
the WethodiSt Protestant of Baltimore,
will make the address. The translation
of the Bible into English under the dlrec-
ton of King James is a great event
in the history Of the Christian Church,
and should be appropriately celebrated
by everyone who speaks the English
Language.