The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-05-12
No. 33
Sunday in the Churches

AT the Evangelical Lutheran church
! services were in charge of the pastor,
Rev. Ulysses s. G. Rupp. who preached
in the morning on Lessons from Nature, I"
| from Matthew 8: IS and in the evening
the subject of the discourse was Gods
Call" from Proverbs %: 20. Sunday
school was held at o'clock The Sun
day school will hold memorial service
on Sunday, May 2S.
At All SAINTS Protestant Episcopal
church the rector Rev. Douglass Hooff,
conducted morning PRAYER at o45 and
preached to the Sunday school from St.
Matthew 5: "A, How the Lord treated
his enemies AT II O'Clock the holy
communion was administered and the
rector preached from ST. Mark ~: 4I-44,
THE Lords estimate of our gifts for the
support of His work In the evening
he preached from 81. Peter 2:I3 The
call for Christian eN lmple and influence" ("
AT the Church Of the Brethren. Sunday
school was held al @ 80 O'clock Ser
vices were held at he usual hours and
were conducted by Elder X. A. Nedrow.
who preached both morning and evening,
The morning subject vas Set Thy House
in Order" from Isaiah IS: l. and the
theme in the evening was Arouse to the
Sense of Duty or the Need Of Wakeful-
ness, " from Romans 81 H..
At St. Johns Catholic church there
were low masses at : and 10 O'Clock, at
the latter mass Rev FIR, W. J. Kane
preached on "The Devotion to the Bless
ed Virgin. Sunday school was held at
O'Clock and vesperS at 100 During
May there are masses daily at a. m. and
May devotions on Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 7. 80 o'clock.
AT the First Baptist church, Bible
school was held at GAS a m The pastor,
Rev. Alonzo ID. Winters preached in the
morning OH "The Kingdom as a Gift"
and in the evening the subject was lust
Talk"
At the u. B. church Sunday school was
held at GAS a. m. The following officers
for the school were elected Superinten-
dent, Reno S. Harp; assis ant, Charles l..
Stokes; secretary, William w Pickett;
assistant, Glenn o. CARRIER: treasurer,
VIM. II. Blentinger; librarian, Adam
kratzer; assistant, Jesse Fogle; chorister,
Reno s. Harp; pianist, Mrs Jesse Hoover;
executive committee, VIM c. Roderick,
Charles l.. Stokes and Mrs F. H. Hum
melbaugh At the morning service the
pastor, Rev +. H. Hummelbaugh,
preached on Responsibility" from Luke
II: as. AT the Junior Endeavor meeting
at O'Clock, he spoke on Noah AT
the evening service Rev. Paul E. Hold
craft, of Parkton, Md, preached on "Old
Time Religion, from Romans S:I2. Y.
7. ). Z. Z. meeting was held at 80.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
tba Ia,Y,
preached in the morning on The Burn
ing Heart" from Romans 12:11. Prof
Smith sang at the ofiertory "Eear Ye Not,
0 Israel, Dudley Buck aud he organist
played Melody" The attendance in all
departments of the Sunday school was
433. The membership OF the school now
number 726
At the Grace Reformed church Rev. E.
L. Mclean conducted the morning SER
vice. Rev. w. w. Davis, ID. d., secre-
tary of the Lords Alliance in MARYLAND,
preached sermon upon The Three
Fold Revelation of God" using Ps. 10 as
the basis of his sermon. The evening
service was devoted to the consideration
ofpublic health. Miss Nellie Casey, visit
ing nurse for tuberculosis, made an in
terestng address. Sunday school was
held at GAS a. M. The usllal services
will be held next Sunday.
The services at the Presbyterian church
were IN charge of the pastor, Rev. DR..
Thomas Freeman Dixon. AT tie morn
ing service he preached from Revelations
81: S Behold Make All Thing New"
Sunday school was held at 2 . m InI
the evening the text was EcclesiaStics S. 4,
"A dream cometh through a multitude Of
business"
At the Methodist Episcopal church
class meeting was held at o.I5 m. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. E II. La
mar preached brief sermon and admin
lstered the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per- Miss Elizabeth Gibson rendered
solo. Sunday school was held at I.45
and Epworth League at GAS was led by
Hon. Milton G.. Urner. AT the evening
services, James E. Ingram, Sr., OF Bald
more. delivered sermon to large con
gregation. Miss Florence Lamar render
ed solo.
At Trinity NJ f church. South tn,
services were conducted by the pastor
Rev John J. Rves, who preached in thl
morning on Possibility of Faith, from
Mark 9: 23, and administered the Hol
COhihuhiCh, W idi sc IOhSiCSfi fiiOi
Sunday school was held at O'Clock an
Epworth League observed its anniverSar
at 80 and was led by Travis White
the evening service the pastor preache
on the Parable of the Talents iror
Matthew rs: 20. On next SUNDAY tn
Sunday school will meet at o,45 a. m an
the morning service will be held Al
o'clock The evening service will
held at 7.3o.
International Faith.