The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-23
Sunday in the Churches.

AT the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
Sunday School was held at As a. m
In the morning the pastor, Rev. f. II
Lamar, preached on The Second Com
inc of Christ" from Matthew, 24:3
In the evening at 7 O'clock. he gave The
first of a series of twilight talks on 9TH,
Words Of Jesus
At All Saints Protestant Episcopa
Church, Rev. Douglass Hooff' rector
the Holy Communion was celebrated
at 7.5o a. m. Sunday School was
held at o.4S and morning prayer and
the sermon at II O'Clock, by the Rev
E. S. Halleck. of Princeton, W. Va,
whose text was Luke, 1910. Evening
PRAYER was held at Gas, at which the
ordinance of baptism was administered.
AT Trinity NJ. F. Church, South, Rev.
John J. Rives, pastor, Sunday School
was held at GAS a. m. In the morning
the pastor preached on The Call OF
Samuel, )" fromsFirst Samuel $40. Ep-
worth League was held at us p. m,
and at s O'Clock the pastor preached
from the 9TH chapter of Hebrews.
At the First Baptist Church Sunday
School was held at GAS a. m The
pastor, Rev. Alonzo D. Winters, preach
ed in the morning on Three Men-Two
Dead, One Alive" and in the evening
the subject of the discourse was Three
Things to Remember"
AT the Presbyterian Church Sunday
School was held at $50 O'Clock, in the
morning. The pastor Rev Freeman
Dixon, preached on THE Good Shep-
herd, from Luke, 1875, and at the even
ing service at GAS, p. m he preached on
The Prayer of Companionship."
Rev. Father John Chatagnon, who
was recently ordained to the Catholic
priesthood at Mount Saint Mary's Col.
lege, near Emmitsburg, this county,
celebrated his first mass in St. John S
Catholic Church, this city. The deacon
of the mass was Rev. Father Favard
of Saint Peter Claver's Church. Bati-
more, Rev. Father McHugh, of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, as subdeacon
Rev. Father VIM !. Kane was assistant
priest. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Father Albert E. Smith, of Hag-
erstown, whose subject was THE
Priesthood" AT the conclusion of the
mass, Rev. Father Chatagnon gave his
blessing to the congregation individually
Father Chatagnon is a native of France,
but has been In this country for several
years. For some time past he has
spent his summer vacations at the home
Of Mr. Charles Rohrback, near this city.
He will leave for Maine where he will
be assigned to charge in that diocese.
AT the church there was low mass at
7 O'Clock a. M, at which a class OF
thirty children made their first commun-
ity. In the evening at O'Clock there
was the rosary and the benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament.
AT the United Brethren Church, Sun
day School was held at s. 30 a. m. The
postor, Rev. E. H. Hummebaugh,
preached at Io.45 O'Clock on Foreign
Missions" from Mark, 1915. The
Young Peoples Society Christian En-
deavor meeting at 80 p. m, was led
by Miss Grace Hummelbauugh, whose
topic was Grace for Duty" In the
evening the pastor preached on Man,
His Responsibility" The Childrens'
Day services were postponed until next
Sunday evening.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sunday School was held at 9,45 O'Clock
The Primary Department of the Sunday
School observed Children's Day at II
O'Clock, a. m, when an interesting pro-
gram was rendered, consisting of
music, recitations, etc., by the
children. Vesper service was held in
the evening at 6.3o conducted by the
pastor, Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pulpit was filled at the morning
service by Rev David Schley Schaff.
d. d., of Allegheny, Pa, who preached
on "The Fatherhood of Cod" from
Matthew, go. Professor Smith sang
Consider the Lilies" by Bshoff Sun
day School was held at GAS O'Clock,
in the morning, and vespers at 6. 80 D. m.
AT the Church OF the Brethren Sun
dav School was held at $50 o'clock.
In the morning Elder r. A. Nedrow.
the pastor, preached on Water" from
Saint John, 4:I6. Song service was held
at us p. m, and at 7.45 the subject
of the discourse was mo Difference, /"
Romans, 1922 and 23.
AT Grace Reformed Church, Rev. f.
L. Mclean, the pastor, conducted the
morning service and preached upon "A
Good Conscience" Acts, 1871. Vesper
service was held at 7.3o p. m The
Sunday School service was held at
945 a. m.