The citizen., 1911-06-16
Sunday in the Churches

Al 81. Iohn's Catholic church Sunday
there were low masses at 7 and 10 a. m.
At the latter mass Rev. Father w. l..
Kane preached on The Trinity" There
were Holy Name vespers at :. 20 .. m,
at which Rev. Father A. Conlon
preached.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor Rev. Henri L. G. kieffer,
preached in the morning on Vision and
Duty, from Matthew II: and 2. Mrs.
Guy Dronenburg and Miss Amelia Yost
sang The Sweet Story of Old, " Smith.
Vesper service was held at 6. 30 O'Clock,
and Sunday school at GAS o'clock
AT the Evangelical Lutheran church
Sunday school was held at o.4s a. m.
The services at the church were conduct
ed by Rev. J. E. Bittle Of the Pittsburg
Synod who preached in the morning
from St. John IA: "a, and conducted YES
per services in the evening at $50
At the Gospel Mission Chapel, Win
chester street. there was Sunday school
at two O'Clock. Services were held in
the evening at 7. 80 conducted by Rev. A.
Luther Nichols. A festival will be held
in the grove opposite the chapel tomor-
row evening.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church Sunday school was held at 4s
O'Clock. AT II O'Clock the rector, Rev.
Douglass Hooff, conducted morning
prayer and read the Bishops Pastoral
Evening prayers were held at o45 a. m.
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at $50 O'Clock The
Rev. E. H. Hummelbaagh, preached at
Io.45 a. m. on 'Mome'Missions, from
Acts II: 9. AT the Junior Endeavor meet
ing at O'Clock he spoke on Ruth"
Senior Endeavor meeting was held at
$50, led by Miss Ramsburg. At the
evening service the pastor preached on
Man." from Psalm 81: 4.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church
Children's Day was observed in the morn
ing by the Sunday school, when an inter
esting program of rectations by the pri-
mary department and songs were sung.
Addresses were made by Hon. Milton G..
Urner and the pastor, Rev. Z. H. Lamar.
AT the service in the evening the pastor
preached on Mans Dual Nature" from
John ?: rs.
Grace Reformed Sunday school held
its Spring Rally at GAS O'Clock. During
the opening service Mrs. Amy Kump
Dixon sang pretty Little Primrose with
flute obligato. The address was made by
Mr.. Newton w, Preston of Nebraska,
secretary to Congressman James P. Latta.
His subject was docs the Sunday School
Pay?" The morning service was held at
II a. m. Rev. f. L. Mclean preached
sermon upon THE Christian Duty Tow
ards the Unchurched Masses" Matthew
g: SO and 81. Mr. Maurice G. Beckwith
sang How Beautiful Upon the Noun
tains" and Nearer My God to Thee"
Vesper services were held at 7. 80 p. m.
The pastor made brief comments upon
the Scriptures as he read them. Mr.
Preston sang Fear Not Ye, 0 Israeli
AT the Church of the Brethren there
was no church service in the morning,
owing to the childrens service. which
convened at ten o'clock The following
rens Greeting Song" devotional exer-
cises, Elder R A. Nedrow; song, 'Let
All the Children Sing" recitation, "A
Timely Topic" Harry Korrell; recitation.
"Seven Days Work" seven boys; reci-
tation, 81 Wonder Why" eight girls;
Pm Not Too Young" Pauline Brengle;
song, Master, Use Me-" recitation, 'One
Day for the Children" Rebecca Glttin-
ger; song by the primary children; reci-
tation, "Our Flowers Mildred Gittinger,
Marion Mainhart, Louise Brengle; recita.
ton, "Pll Be There" Edgar Fahrney;
address, pastor, X A. Nedrow. The
subject of the evening discourse was
The Humanity of Christ"
AT the First Baptist church, Bible class
was held at GAS a. m. The pastor, Rev.
Alonzo d. Winters, preached in the morn
ing on Standing Before His Master.
In the evening at O'Clock the Children's
Day service was held in charge of the
school. The music was assisted by an
orchestra. An interesting program of
recitations, songs, ETC., was rendered
Rev. Winters has been elected delegate
to the Worlds Alliance OF the Baptsts to
be held in Philadelphia, from June Io to
"a.
The services at the Presbyterian church
Children's Dav was observed in the morn
ing, when an interesting program of mu-
sic, rectations, ETC., was rendered, and
an address was made by the pastor, Rev.
DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon. A short
service was held in the evening at 6.45
when the pastor spoke on the Prayer of
Thanksgiving from Matthew II: rs.
At Trinity NJ E. church, South. Rev.
John J. Rives. pastor, Sunday school was
held at Gas a m. In the morning the
pastor preached on What Think Ye of
Christ" from Matthew ~ a.. Epworth
League was held at us and at the even
ing setvce the pastor preached from Luke
10: 81, go and Do Thou Likewise "