The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-04-14
Sunday in the Churches.


morning on the "Triumphal Entry"
from the Eleventh chapter of Mark, and
in the evening his text was First Samuel
2: 3o Them that honor Me, will
honor" Sunday school was held at
p m. Meeting of the Epworth League
was held at $50, led by Mrs. Z. f. Duval.
The services at the Gospel Mission
chapel on Winchester street. were con-
Quoted by Michael Fogle. In the after
noon a Sunday school was organized
with bright prospects. The following
officers were elected: Superintendent
Michael Fogle; assistant superintendent
Rev. A. Luther Nickels. secretary and
treasurer, Charles Bare; assistant secre-
tary, Edward Null; organist, Miss Ander-
son. A number of teachers were selected
| for the classes as they are formed. The
school will meet every Sunday afternoon.
AT the First Baptist church, Bible
school was held at Gas a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev Alonzo ID.
Winters, preached on The Triumphal
Entry. and the subject in the evening
was why Baptists make so much less of
BAPTISM than other denominations.
The services at the PRESBYTERIAN church
were in charge of the pastor, Rev. DIR.
| Thomas Freeman Dixon. At the morn
ing service he preached the sixth of
series of sermons on THE Life of the
Spirit, the subject being PRAYER
Means of Spiritual Growth" " from First
Thessalonians 5: II. In the evening the
subject was "Pauls Attitude Towards
Women, from First Corinthians II: 81.
Sunday school was held at ? p. m.
AT Grace Reformed church, Palm Sun
day was observed with appropriate ser
| vices. The church was decorated with
| palms and ferns. AT the morning service
Rev f. L. Mclean preached upon ''Jesus
Weeping Over jerusalem, " St. Luke 10.
AZ. Miss Ruth Ferner gave the Palms as
the organ prelude, and Miss Mollie Mob
erly sang an appropriate solo. The
pastor officiated at the evening service
and preached upon "The World Honor
ing Its Great King" Sunday schoowas
held at GAS a. m.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church,
class meeting was held at e.I5 a. m. In
the morning the pastor. Rev. +. Fl.
Lamar preached on "The Triumpha
Entry" from Matthew 81: 1911. Sun
day school was held at las, and Epworth
League at AS was led by r. Rush Lewis
At night the pastor preached on '1f"
from John II: 9, 2I and 40.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church, Rev. Douglass Hooff, rector, the
holy communion was celebrated at 80
a M. Sunday school was held at as
a. m. AT II o'clock, the rector preached
on The Christians Battle Cry-God's
Will Be Done, from ST. John s: 80. In
the course of his sermon, Mr. Hooff paid
an eloquent tribute to the late Rev. DIR.
| J. Houston Eccleston. Mr. Hoof was
associated with him in Baltimore for
number of years, being in charge of ST
| Andrews church which was under his
direction In the evening at 80 the
subject was "The Prodigal's Return"
from ST Luke IS: 20 "a.
At the u. B. church, Sunday school
was held at 945 a. m. The pastor, Rev.
E. II. Hummelbaugh, had charge OF the
services In the morning he preached
on THE Progress of the Divine Life in
the Soul,'' from Mark A: 26-2o, and in the
evening the subject was Clocks VS..
Christians In the afternoon a Junior
! Christian Endeavor Society was organ
lied with 81 members, the pastor as
superintendent. They will meet on Sun
day afternoons. The Senior Christian
Endeavor meeting was held at 6. co. at
which the address was made by George
W. Shoemaker, who spoke on Temper
ance.
In the Evangelical Reformed church,
the pastor, Rev. Henri l.. c. Kieffer,
preached i'll the morning on 'The Tri-
umphal Entry" from John IL: IL IA.
| pt-NF al.
| Palms." by Faure. In the evening the
pastor spoke on "The Needs of Christ"
from Matthew %: 3. Prof Smith and
the choir sang Jerusalem, by Henry
| Parker. Service preparatory to the Holy
Communion will be held on Friday even
ing at 7.3o O'Clock. The Holy Commun-
ion will be administered on Easter morn
ing.
At the morning services of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church, the pastor, Rev.
U. 5. G. Rupp, preached on The Tri-
umphal Entry from Matthew 2I: TO-
The choir sang The PALMS. and Hos
anna" There were 633 present at the
Sunday school. Resolutions were read
on the death of Miss CarSine Holmes, a
! former teacher. AT the evening service
Rev Rupp preached on The Conquest
of Christ, from Isaiah 63: l. There will
be services on Friday at a O'Clock.
At St. Johns Catholic church, the first
mass was held at a. m; high mass at
10 a. m. AT the high mass the Passion
was read by the pastor, Rev. Fr Kane.
! The palms were blessed and distributed
before the mass. Sunday school was
held at O'Clock, and Holy Name vespers
af - f~lA AZl- .t L. II. I
Kane preached on Envy" On Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, there will be
services at 30 a. m. There will be the
Tenebrae on Thursday and Friday at 7. 40
p. m. The sermon on the Passion on
Friday evening will be by Rev. Fr. Boyle,
of Woodstock College.