The citizen., 1912-05-17
Sunday in the Churches.

| MCtS iON hldSSCS at Z %Hd 10 o CLOCK. al
the latter mass Rev FIR. W. ]. Kane
preached on THE Word Of God" Sun
| day school was held at O'Clock, and
| Foly Name vespers we're held at 7. &C
at which Rev Fr Kane preached on
The Catholic Churches Encourage the
Reading of the Bible
Thursday, was the Feast of the AScen-
sion, and Holy Day Obligation. masses
at and 9 =, m followed by the benedic-
tion Of the Blessed Sacrament.
At the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at g. 90 O'clock, at which
short program was rendered in observ-
ance of Mothers Day. and each|
scholar was presented with carnation in|
honor OF the day, In the morning all
10 IS, the pastor Rev. E. H. Hummel-|
baugh. preached on Mother" from Ex.I
odus 25:l2. Ia the evening at 7.3o theI
subject OF the discourse was "Man. . fromI
Psalm S4. Jr " P. S c. +. at d
O'Clock, topic Joseph" Sr Y P. S.
{. +. at $50 was in charge OF Mr. VIM
w. Pickett.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran church
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G. Rupp preach
ed in the morning on THE Letter tc
Satdis, from Regulations 3:I-6. and a
the evening service the subject of the dis
course was Influence of a Mother.
from Second Chronicles 22:s. SUNDAY
school was held at o'clock
At Grace Reformed Sunday schoo
Spring Rally Dav was observed with ap
proprlate services at g. 80 a. m. The mali
school held its service in the chapel anC
was in charge of Superintent J. Traver
Thomas
The morning service of the church wa.
held at II O'Clock Rev T. L. McLeal
conducted the service and preached upor
Twice Born Men, ST Iohn az. A
80 p. m. a Mothers Day service wa
held The hymns were old faShione,
ones which the mothers of the last gener
ton sang The pastor preached upol
Home and Mother, ST Matt 2II.
In the Evangelical Reformed churc
Dr. |. Albert Beam, Assistant Secretar
of the Board Of Foreign Missions of th
Reformed Church, and for six years
medical missionary in China spoke o
Medical Work in Yochow" The pa.
tor, Henri l. c. Kietie spoke to tn
Junior Congregation on The First Con
mandment With Promise, from Exodu
2o:t2 Miss Emma Slagle and Miss Edit
Griililhs sang 81 Waited for the Lord.
by MendelSsohn In the evening tn
pastor preached on "Jesus and Mary
the Garden from John 2o:Io-1S. Mis-
Amelia Nost and Mr.. Lewis Knock san
abide With Me, by Mercadante.
In the afternoon the Sunday school OF
served Mothers Day. with a speci
service. A white Carnation was presen
ed TO each person as he entered tn
school. The service was in charge of ii
assistant superintendent Mr.. Oscar
Coblentz. and included A cornet sol,
20 Dry Those Tears by Russell Stoc
man, with orchestral accompaniment;
reading, THE White Carnation.
Miss Louise p. Mcdaniel, and a sol,
20 Dear Redeemer," by Miss Evall
TruXal. The address was by Dr. Cha
Z. Whether, jr In the Primary Depai
ment the address was by Dr. Beam. Mi
Helen Redic sang a A Lullaby"
AT the Methodist Episcopal ehurC
Sunday school was held at g. AS wht
Mother Day' was observed. After
preliminary address by the supernten
ent, Mr.. NJ. G. Urner, on The Origin
Mothers Day, Master Kenneth Mast,
delivered an address of welcome. Rec
tations were given by Master lanes
Harris, Ir, and Misses Helen c. Sande
and Mary 10y. A solo, entitled. 'Su
Beautiful, Beautiful Hands, was SUI
by Miss Florence Lamar. Address
We're delivered by Mr. Adolphus Fes
hake, and the pastor, Rev. Lamar
AT the church service in the morn
the pastor preached on The lncorrul
ible Crown from First Corinthians o:l
In the evening at = so the 25rd anniv'
sary Of the EpWorth League was ce
brated.
At All Saints Protestant EpiscoI
church, Rev. Douglass Hooff, rect
there was Holy Communion at 7
O clock Sunday school was held
Gas, and at II o clock the rector preao
ed on The Vision and Its Call fro
Acts 26I9. At the evening service
7.3o he preached on What One /
Means to- Another" from Romans IA
Thursday, being Ascension Day, the
were services in the church at 10 o'clc
a. m.
At the Presbyterian church the mo
ing services were conducted by the
tor, Rev. DR. Freeman Dixon.
preached on The Ultimate Message
Christianity" At the service IN the ev,
ing he spoke on Things That Hi
Heard at Princeton. Sunday sch
was held at O'Clock
AT the First Baptist church Bi
School was held at as O'Clock. In
morning the pastor, Rev A. d. Winte
preached on Tragedies of the Tongu5
In the evening the subject Of the d
course was Mothers" and there wa
large congregation in attendance. Es
man was presented with white car
ton
At Trinity NJ E. Church, South, tn,
were services in the morning at 10
O'Clock when the pastor Rev J.
Ringer, preached on A Happy Pilgr
age, and in the evening at 7 80 the 81
ject of the sermon was The Holy Cit
Sunday school was held at O'Clock
Epworth League at g. 80 O'clock
Sunday school was held at the Chu
Of the Brethren at g. 80 a. m. In
morning at 10 80, Mr.. Elmer S, Rowa
OF near Hagerstown, preached. TIL. s
vice in the evening was conducted
Elder J, WeltY Fahrney.
County Health officer Good