The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1911-12-01

Sunday In the Churches.

Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh preached at
Rocky Springs at 3 O'Clock.
There were services at St Johns chapel,
Walkersville, Yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. Douglass
Hoof, of this city.
AT the First Baptist church, Bible
school was held at 9;46 a. m. The pastor,
Rev. Alonzo d Winters preached IN the
morning on Another Virtue, " and in the
evening the subject was is the Minister
a Parasite?"
At St. Johns Catholic church, there
were low masses at 7 and 10 o clock. AT
the latter mass Rev FIR. A. !, Conlon
preached SUNDAY school was held at
o clock and there was the Rosary and
benedlction at a o clock.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran church,
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G.. Rupp. preached
in the morning on The Secret of Bold
ness, from Acts Ais and in the evening
on Gathering or Scattering. Sunday
school was held at I;45 O'Clock.
In the Evangelical Reformed church,
the pastor, Rev Henri. L. G. Kieher,
preached in he morning on The Spirit
5 )
In the evening he spoke on Gods Knowl
edge of Us" from Psalm Io3:I4. Prof
Smith sang He Holds the Key" by
Smith.
AT the PRESBYTERIAN church the pastor,
Rev Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon preach
ed in the morning from First John 4:IS,
Perfect Love Casleth Out Fear" Sun
day school was held at O'Clock. In the
evening he preached on the Creative
Moment in the Life of Saul, from first
Samuel 1879.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church, Rev. Douglass hof, rector.
Sunday school was held at GAS O'Clock.
In the morning at II O'Clock, the rector
preached from Zachariah o:Io, "'The Call
Of the King TO the Nations to Maintain
Peace. AT 1890 the rector preached from
Ecclesiastes rI:I, ''She Principals of All
Real Success.
At the United Brethren church. Sunday
school was held at e:3o a. m. The pas
tor, Rev. E. H. Hummelbaugh, preached
in the morning on Thanksgiving Man
ma, /" from Isaiah 53:2, and in the evening
his subject was THE Great Persuasion. "
from Romans S:35-37 Y. P. S. c. E.
was held at 6:3o and was lead by Miss
Grace Hummelbaugh, whose topic was
Peace and Thanksgiving"
At the Church of the Beethren Sunday
school was held at o:3o followed by
preaching at TO- 80 by Elder r. A. Ned
row. The subject used was Gods Call
to Moses, text, Elk. 3;I2,I3. Praise SER
vice was held at 7 p. M. and preaching
ut had ri N
service also. and spoke from St. Luke S.
Subject. The Returned Prodigal We'll
coined"
AT the Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day school was held at GAS O'Clock. In
the morning at II O'Clock the pastor, Rev.
E. II. Lamar, preached from Chronicles
1914 The Ark and the Covenant. Z"
Epworth League was held at GAS and
was led by the pastor. An excellent
paper was read by Mr. Raw Burgee, on
1.-THE Folly Of Sin and the Beauty OF
Righteousness" At 1880, the pastor
preached on Gods Tender Regard for
Men" from Ezekiel 1911.
At Grace Reformed church special
/ Thanksgiving services were held. AT
the morning service Rev. +. l.. Mclean
conducted the service and preached upon
Occasions for Thanksgiving, Ps. 1876.
The choir rendered the anthem Give
Thanks Unto God" AT the evening SER
vice appropriate Thanksgiving hymns
WIRE sung and the pastor preachad upon
the subject, as the Growing Better,
Job 37:2. A special musical program
was rendered consisting of two organ
numbers by Miss Ruth Mullinix, violin
solo by Mr. Frank Derr, and a vocal solo
by Miss Emma Slagle, of the Woman:
College. Sunday school was held at Gas
a. m.