The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-02-10
Sunday in the Churches.

AT Grace Reformed Church, at the
morning service the Rev. Mclean
preached very interesting sermon upon
THE First Great Commandment" !"
Saint Matthew, 22:s7. The subject of
the evening sermon was THE Much
More of Christianity" Sunday School
was held at 9.45 a. m.
In his sermon on Sunday morning,
the Rev. Alonzo d. Winters pastor of
the First Baptist Church, made mention
of the Baptist World Alliance to be held
in Philadelphia, Pa, in June He cited
the fact of the wonderful revival in
progress under the ministry of the Bap-
tist Churches throughout the eastern
part of Europe.
AT the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pulpit was filled at the morning
service by the Rev. !. Spanger Kieffer,
OF Hagerstown, who spoke on The
Principle of Security" Miss Velma
Stauffer, of the Woman's College, sang
"A Prayer" bv Tosti. In the evening
the pulpit was filed by the pastor, Rev.
Henri L. c. Kleffer, who preached from
the text John ga Mrs. Spurrier. of
Baltimore. sang the Hymn of Faith.,'
by Armstrong. At the Sunday School
service in the afternoon, the Primary
held its monthly missionary meeting.
The children have undertaken the sup
port OF boy in the Boys School, at
Yochow, China.
The services at the Presbyterian
Church, were in charge of the pastor.
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon.
AT the morning service he preached on
The Persistence of Truth, F." from Psalm
SSH At the evening service the text
was First Corinthians, 1913 t'The
Safety of Believers" Sunday School
was held at ? p. m.
AT the United Brethren Church. Sum
day School was held at 80 a. m. The
pastor, Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh,
preached in the morning on "Zaccheus.
The Triumph of Earnestness." AT the
evening service there were evangelistic
services held at which the pastor preached
on The Master Has Come" The
Young People Society Christian En-
deavor observed Christian Endeavor
Day at which there was a large attend
ance The meeting was in charge Of
Mr. Charles l.. Stokes who made a
very interesting and helpful address. A
quartet composed of Mrs. Jessie Hoover,
Miss Grace Hummelbaugh and Messrs.
David Steiner and John E. Phleeger,
rendered choice selection
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church, at GAS a. M, services for the
Sunday School were held. at which the
rector, Rev. Douglass Hooh, preached
from Acts SAY Growing Strong by
the Power of The Holy Spiris--Confir-
nation" At the services at II a. m,
he preached from St. Luke, 4;2s and 81.
''rhe Danger OF Lack of Vision of
Spiritual Realities" and administered
the Holy Communion. AT the evening
service at 7.3c, the text was Galatians,
2:2o, ''The Christian Crucified With
Christ.
The services at the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, at 10. 80 a. m, we're held
bv the pastor, Rev. Rupp, who preached
from Colossians 3r2. AT the evening
service the subject was THE Tragedy of
Ignorance" from John, 4:Io. Sunday
School was held at 2 p. m. A confer
ence of the teachers of the school was
announced for Tuesday evening, Febru-
ary 10th. at 7. 80 p. M. when interesting
topics will be discussed.
At Trinity NJ. E South, the pastor,
Rev. John ]. Rives. preached in the
morning on "Elements in the Christian
Life" from the fifth chapter of Saint
Matthew. At the evening service the
subject was importance of Choice,
from St. John, I1:4o. Sunday School
was held at p. M. and Epworth
League at $50 p. M, which was led by
Miss Margaret Young.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
class meeting was held at o.I5 a. m.
The pastor, Rev. E. II. Lamar, preached
a brief sermon in the morning from Luke
o:56 and administered the Holy Com
munion In the evening his subject was
'"The Parable of Dives and Lazarus,
from Luke 1919 and 81. Sunday School
was held at LAS p M, and Epwortn
League at Gas, which was conducted
by Mr.. Jesse H, Michael,
AT Saint Johns Catholic Church, the
first mass was held at 7 a. M; high
mass at 10 a. m. At the latter mass
Rev. Fr. VIM. ]. Kane, preached
Sunday School was held at O'Clock
and vespers in the evening at 7-3e
a. ", io.eo ..vweo by the peneale''on I
fine Blessed Sacrament.
The usual services at Schlevsville were
conducted by Messrs. F. Columbus
Knott and F. B. Sappington. Sr. Mis-.
Elizabeth Knott had charge of the music.
Sunday School was held at go
At the First Baptist Church, Sunday
School was held at GAS a. M. AT the
morning service the pastor, Rev. Alonzc
d. Winters, preached in the morning
EN- "rhe Golden Age" and in the
evening his subject was THE Power
of Christianity"
AT the Church of the Brethren Sunday
School was held at $50 a. m. Professor
X. A. Nedrow, Of Hebron College,
Nokesv!lle, Virginia, preached both
morning and evening.