The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-06-02
Sunday in the Churches

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Christ" from Matthew. So Sunday
School was held at Las p. M, and Ep-
worth League at Gas p, M, which was
led by Miss Mabel Gilbert AT the even
ing service the pastor preached on In
temperance" from Acts. 81. PRAYER
meeting will be held on Wednesday
evening at 7.3o.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church were in charge of the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon. AT
the morning service he preached from
Hebrews, 1922, Nearer to God, /" and
in the evening from Amos. S:II, "a Spir-
itual Famine. Sunday School was held
at O'Clock p m. Communion services
will be held next Sunday
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Clutch, Sunday Scnool was held at O. 4s
O'Clock. In the morning. the rector,
Rev. Douglass Hooh, conducted morn
ing PRAYER and preached from Hebrews,
ga, The Meaning of the Ascension"
Al the evening service he preached the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduates
of Frederick College. His subject was
The Masters Gift of Life the text
being St. John, IT:25, 81 am the Life"
AT Trinity NJ. f. Church, South, Rev.
John Rives, pastor, Sunday School
was held at GAS a. m. In the morning
the pastor preached on True Heroism,"
from the third chapter of Hebrews. Ep-
worth League was held at 6.,3o, and in
the evening the pastor preached on
Lessons From the Death of Moses"
from the 34th chapter of Deuteronomy.
Sunday School was held at the A. S.
A. Barracks, at II o'clock. At the
evening service at O'Clock, Rev. M.
A. Castle preached
AT the First Baptist Church Sunday
School was held at 9 45 a. m. The pastor,
Rev. Alenzo d. Winters, preached in
the morning on Pleasures" and in the
evening the subject was The Worlds
Demand for Christianity"
Owing to the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Henri l.. G.. Kieffer, at Chassis,
there were no services at the Evangelical
Reformed Church. Sunday School was
held at LAS p. m.
AT Saint Johns Catholic Church there
were low masses at and 10 o'clock.
AT the latter mass Rev. FIR. Kane
preached, The annual May procession
was held in the evening at s 40 O'Clock.
The procession was formed at ST. Johns
Hall. the children being beautifully at
tired in white wearing wreaths of flowers
on their heads and carrying banners.
The members of the Holy Name Society,
and MANY members of the lparish, par
ticipated in the parade. Hymns were
sung, led by Mr. Charles F. Bremen on
the cornet. Upon their arrival at the
church, the pastor, Rev. Father Kane,
spoke on the devotion to the Blessed
Virgin, followed by the Benediction of
the Blessed Sacrament
AT the Church of the Brethren Sunday
School was held at $50 a. m. At 10. 40
Elder K. A. Nedrow preached on The
Importance of Little Things" from
Luke, 1910 Song service was held al
us IN the evening. conducted by
Welty Fahrney, and at 7.45 Elder Ned
row preached on Human Lighthouses,
from Matthew, SIG. - -
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Churh
the services were in charge of the paste
Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp, who preachi
IN the morning the baccalaureate sermS
to the graduating class of the Male Hli
School, who attended the services ira
body. The subject of the sermon VS.
"Manliness, from First Corinthias,
1888. At the Sunday School in lie
afternoon a memorial service was hid
in memory of the members Of the schol
who had died within the past year. hsA
service included an anthem, spirit IN
mortal, by the. church choir; YER,
beautiful memorial address and eulog
by Isaac N. 10y for the three member
who have died within the past yea
Miss Louisa F. Engelbrecht Mist Ca.
oline Holmes, and Mr. William I
Storm. A solo Lead Kindly Lxht
was rendered by Mrs. Grace Dxor
Toms; brief address by the pastor. an
the services were concluded by siriQir
abide With Me-" At the evenir
service, held at o'clock, the past
preached on 1.-The Pre-emlnent Christ
from Colossians, I:IS.
At the Grace Reformed Church, ST
day School was held at GAS m. The
were no church services owing to 1
absence of the pastor, Rev E. L.
Lean, at Chassis. At 6. 80 p. M, CT
drens' Day services and the thirteei
anniversary of the Sunday School w
held. The church was handsomely d
GRATED with flowers and potted par
The exercises were presided over by
superintendent, Mr.. ]. Travers Thorn
Rev. |. M. Motter assisting with
service. An interesting program, q
sisting Of music and rectations by
children was rendered The orches
under the direction Of Mr.. Charles
t. Hendrickson, rendered several CHI
selections. The Sunday School will
serve Rally Day." on Sunday morn
June nth, at $50. The add
will be delivered by Newton w. Pres
OF Washington, secretary of Congr
man James p Latta, OF Nebraska
AT the United Brethren Church.
day School was held at 9. 80 a. m.
services at Io.45 a. M, were attended
Reynolds Post, G.. A. r., accompa
by the P. o. S. Of A., in body.
pastor, Rev. E. H. Hummelba
preached memorial sermon. His
ject was what of the Night"
Isaiah, 5I:II and IL. A quartet /,
posed OF Reno S. Harp, John E. Pl
ger, H. L. Gaver and David Ste,
rendered Scatter Flowers on 4
Graves" Junior Endeavor meeting
held at O'Clock, p. M, at which
pastor spoke ON Peace" Senior
deavor meeting was held at 6. 40 lel
Mr.. Allen Kline, whose topic was
and Corea. In the evening at 7.3d
pastor preached on Business and
ligion," from First Corinthians, 7:24
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