The citizen., 1911-07-07
Sunday in the Churches.

The Church Of the Brethren held Sum
! day school at g. 80 a. M, followed by
preaching at TO- 80. The pastor, Rev. r.
A. Nedrow, preached on the subject,
The Greatness of Cod using Psalm
I67 as basis. In the evening the usual
commute song service preceded the
preaching service, which began at 7.4s.
The subject of the evening discourse was
Conversion" Text, Acts ): Ie.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church
Sunday school was held at Gas O'Clock
with large attendance. At the morning
service the pastor, Rev u. S. G.. Rupp,
preached his first anniversary sermon, his
subject being Standing in the Presence
of God, " from Deut 2e:Io. He gave the
following statistics of his first years work
He officiated at IS weddings, and At
funerals, performed 4S baptisms. There
were 81 acccssons to the church. The
losses were: BY death, IS; by letter, s;
total II. making net gain OF 76. AT the
vesper service the pastor related an Incl
dent from the life of George Washington.
At Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at GAS a. m. with good
attendance. AT II a. m. Rev. Z. l. Nc
Lean conducted the morning service and
preached upon christian Citizenship.
A special independence Day service was
held at 7. 80 p. m. National hymns were
sung and the Scripture lessons were APP
propriate to the occasion The pastor
read poem upon "The Fourth of uly,"
and spoke briefly upon "A Safe aud Sane
Fourth.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held at Gas a. m. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. E. H.
Lamar, made brief address and admin
istered the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. AT O'Clock he gave the third Of
series of twilight talks on THE Words of
Jesus" Prayer meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening at 7.3o. followed by a
business meeting of the Epworth League.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church the rector Rev. Douglass Hooff,
spoke to the children at Gas a. m. on
"Chrst Building His Church" AT II
O'Clock the HOLY Communion was ad-
ministered and the rector preached on
The Relation of Contemplation to Ac-
ton in the Christians Life" from Acts
I:II. Evening prayer was held at Gas
p. M, at which the ordinance of baptism
was administered.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor, Rev. Henri L. G.. Kiefer,
preached in the morning on The Follow
ing OF Christ" from Luke 5: H. The
choir sang, 20, Give Thanks" by F. C.
Maker, with tenor solo by Mr. Lewis H.
Knock. Vespers were held at 6 80 o'clock.
At the Sunday school service the Primary
Department held its monthly missionary
service.
AT Trinity NJ E. church,. South, Rev.
John J. Rives, pastor, Sunday school was
held at o.45 a. m. In the morning the
pastor preached on "Christ's Interview
John a. 10, and in the evening he preached
on "Christ's Prayer for His Disciples. "
from John II. The holy communion was
administered. Epworth League was held
at us
At the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at o.3o O'Clock. The
pastor, Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh,
preached at Io45 O'Clock on 'David's
Address to Solomon" Jr. Y. P. S. c. f.
was held at o'clock and Y. P S. c. E.
at $50. AT the service at ? 80 the pastor
preached on the Ideals That Should be
Emphasized on independence Day."
At the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at GAS a. m. The pastor, Rev.
Alonzo D.. Winters, in the morning
preached on Incentive and Duty" and
in the evening the subject was Peters
Brother"
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
school was held at GAS O'Clock. In the
morning the pastor, Rev DR.. Thomas
Freeman Dixon, preached on THE Ma
ton and the Church" from Isaiah I:I6,
and at Gas he spoke on THE High
Priestly Prayer"
AT St. Johns Catholic church there
were low masses at and at 10 O'Clock.
At the latter mass Rev. Father w. !.
Kane preached on "The Visitation of the
Blessed Virgin" There was the rosary
and benediction at o'clock.