The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-10-06
Sunday in the Churches.


The pastor preached on The Unrecog-
nized Christ" from John "a: 9. AT five
O'Clock the sacrament of baptism was
administered in the church. Prof Geo.
Edward Smith sang The Lord is my
Light" Marsh Beginning with next
Sunday. the services will be held in Trinity
Chapel.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church the rector. Rev. Douglass Hoof,
preached to the children at GAS "a m. on
THE Blessings of the Christian Cove
nant, from Titus ?: II. At II O'Clock
/ he preached from St. Luke 7: ID. The
/ Cali of the Lord of Life to Our Dead
/ Souls Evening prayer was held at 7. so.
! AT the services Prof. Henry F. Anderson,
of the Womans College, officiated at the
organ.
At the Presbyterian church Sunday
school was held at GAS a. m. The SER
vices were conducted by the pastor. Rev.
| DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon who preach
ed in the morning on THE Priesthood of
Believers, from Ist Peter 2: S, and adj
ministered the communion. In the even
ing at 7. 30 he preached the second of the
! series of sermons, the subject being The
| Creative Moment in the Life of Noah. +"
from Gen. 6: IA.
Al the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at 9. 80 a. m. The pas
tor, Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh, conduct
ed the services and administered the holy
communion both morning and evening
AT the evening service he preached on
True Religion" from Romans 2: 1929.
Y. p S. c. E. was held at 6. 80 in charge
OF Mr.. David Steiner.
At Trinity M. E church, South. Sunday
school was held at As a. m. The pas
tor, Rev. John ]. Rves, conducted the
services. Rev. ]. H. Billingsley, of
Arnold. Md, preached both morning and
evening. The sacrament OF the Lord S
Supper was administered in the morning.
Epworth League was held at $50 p. m.
At St. Johns Catholic church the first
mass was at 7 a. m. high mass at 10 a.
M. at which Rev. FIR. w. J. Kane preach
ed on THE Rosary" Sunday school was
held at 2 O'Clock and vespers at 7.3o
O'Clock. During the month of October
there will be mass on week days at s. 80
O'Clock, at which the rosary will be recIt-
ed.
At the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at GAS a. m. There were SER
vices at II a m and s p. m. conducted
by Rev. Frank Cowell of Germantown.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church the
services were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Ulysses S. G. Rupp. At the morn
ing service at TO- 80 Rev. DR.. Charles S.
Albert, Literary Editor of the Lutheran
Publication Society," Philadelphia, deliver
ed an able discourse from Revelations
2I:I. The Sunday school held its Rally
Dav" exercises in the afternoon at Las
O. clock. After the regular opening exer-
cises, which included song by children
of the primary dc partment, the following
program was rendered in the main school,
Reading, Miss Nellie Carrot: solo, Mrs.
Grace Dixon Toms; recitation, Master
Fred Schroeder; hymn. Loves Bright
Banner" address, Rev. DR.. Charles S.
Albert, of Philadelphia. The superinten-
| dent, Mr.. H. c. Zacharias, congratulated
the school on It's large attendance, and
said that at the next rally service there
will be an addition to the building for a
beginners department of the school.
After singing Stand Up for Jesus. and
the closing exercises, the benedicton was
pronounced by Rev. DIR. Albert. The
services in the evening were conducted
by the pastor, Rev. Rupp, who preached
from Acts -: So. During the course of
the sermon he paid beautiful tribute to
the life and character of the late Mr.. c.
c. Carly, referring to his devotion and
service to the church and Sunday school,
AT the Church of the Brethren Sunday
school was held at 9. 30 a. m. followed by
preaching at 10. 30. Elder R. A. Nedrow
preacing at both morning and evening
services. The subject of the morning
service was Modem Plaques" In the
evening at 7 O'Clock small assembly
! convened at the West Fourth Street
| church for song service. Preaching SER
vice at us. The text upon this occasion
was Ex. 20: I6. Subject The Plague of
Lies" The speaker classified lies as
Agricultural, Mercantile, Mechanical, Ec-
clesiastical, Social and Parental
AT Grace Reformed church Rev. E. L.
| Mclean conducted the services. The
Holy Communion was administered at II
a. m. AT 7.3o p. IN. the pastor preached
upon "The Greater Glory ofJesus Christ, !"
Heb. 3: 3, and again administered the
Holy Communion Sunday school was
held at 9 Asa. nj The grand Rally of the
Sunday school will be held next Sunday,
October s. Mr.. George R Gather, of
Baltimore, will address the main school
and Mrs. Sarah West, Of the Woman's
College will speak to the children.
At the Methodist Episcopal church.
AT a. m prayer and praise service was
held, in charge Of the pastor, Rev. E. H.
Lamar. The Sunday school held its
rally" at 10 O'Clock. Several selections
were rendered by the orchestra. Prayer
was offered by Rev. John J. Rives, Of
Trinity M. E. church, South. Beautiful
solos were rendered by Mr.. Leonard
Storm and Mrs J. r. Pyles. Rev. DR.. H.
L. Elderdice. president of the Theological
Seminary Of the NJ P. church, Westmin-
ster, delivered very able and forcible
address. The Epworth League held its
rally" at 7 O'Clock. The service was in
charge of the pastor. PRAYER was offered
by Mr.. Herbert Hahn, secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. A trio entitled Father
Lead Me by Thy Hand, +" from the cantata
of Belshazzar, was rendered by Mrs S.
c. Stull, Miss Mary Young and hardwood
ID. Harp. and solo, entitled Stand Up,
Stand Up for Jesus" was rendered by
Miss Florence Lamar. The pastor made
an inspiring address on 1.-The True Pur-
pose of the Epworth League"
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