The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-19
Sunday In the Churches.

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and Sunday School was held at o45 a
m At II O'Clock the rector conducted
morning prayer and preached on The
True Secret of Christian Generosity,
from First Chronicles, 2o:9. In the even
ing he preached on zone Revelation
OF the Risen Saviour" " from Saint Luke
24:29.
AT the United Brethren Church, Sun.
day School was held at go a. m. In
the morning the pastor, Rev. +. IL.
Hummelbaugh, preached on "Church
Extension, from Acts II:I7, and at
7.3o a Bible reading was held the sub
ject being The Month of April the
Seed Month" Junior Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor was held at
8 O'Clock p. m, and was in charge of
the pastor, his subject beng Jacob
Conquering Himself" from Genesis,
25th verse. The Senior Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor was held at
8. 80 p. M, and was led by Miss Ethel
Finney, whose subject was Sabbath
Observance"
The Union Sunday School was organ
lied at Rocky Springs on Sunday after.
noon with good attendance. Elder !.
Welty Fahrney was made chairman of
the meeting and a permanent organiza-
ton was effected.
Sunday School was held at the Church
of the Brethren at 9. 80 a. m, followed
by preaching at 80, by Elmer S. Row
land, OF Hagerstown, his subject being
Soul Winning" taking his text from
Ezekiel, 33:9. The evening service was
in charge of the pastor, Rev r. A Ned
row. The subject used was "Our
Enemy" his text being taken from
Isaiah, S9I9. The evening service was
preceded by the Christian Workers
Meeting, and was led by Mr.. George
W. Cuttings.
AT Saint Johns Catholic Church. there
were low masses celebrated at 7 and 10
O'Clock a. m. AT the latter mass Rev.
Father A. J. Conlon preached. Sunday
School was held at O'Clock, and at
7.3o IN the evening, the Holy Name
vespers were held at which the Rev.
Father VIM. J. Kane referred to some
of the events in the history of the church,
during the past seventy-five years. The
members of the Holy Name Society
were requested to meet at the church
on next Sunday morning, at 10 o'clock,
with their badges to participate in the
PROCESSION rom the reCtory to the church.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G.. Rupp, preach
ed in the morning on The Letter to the
Church at Ephesus," from Revelations,
PIT, and in the evening he preached on
Christ Barred Out" from John, 2o:Io.
The former pastor, Rev. DIR. Luther
kuhlman, OF Gettysburg, was present at
this service and assisted at the Sunday
School, which was held at Las p. M.
AT the Presbyterian Church, the morn
ing services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman
Dixon, who preached in the morning
from Acts, 1928, Christianity the In
depreciation of Mans Aspiration" Sun
dey School was held at O'Clock, and in
the evening he preached on the 'Ascen-
sion, from the last three verses of the
24th Chapter OF Saint Luke.
AT the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was held at GAS a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. Alonzo ID.
Winters, preached on "Simon Peter,
and i'll the evening at O'Clock, the
subject OF the sermon was The Republic
of the Soul"
Rev. f. II. Lamar preached his fare
well sermon at Yellow Springs on Sun
day afternoon. At the recent Methodist
Conference the church was transferred 10
the Walkersville Circuit, and in the future
the church will be supplied by the pastor
OF the Methodist Church at Walkersvlle,
Rev. A. c. Day.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pulpit was filled by the Rev. Joseph
S. Peters. pastor of Emmanuel Re
formed Church, of York, Pa. In the
morning he preached on Seeing the
Lord" from Isaiah, 6I At the offer
tory Mrs. Guy Dronenburg and Miss
Amelia Yost sang That Sweet Story of
Old" by Smith. In the evening Rev.
Peters spoke on Seeking His King
DOM" from Matthew, 6:33. Miss Maude
Woomer, of the Woman'S College, sang
the Ninety first Psalm, 3" by McDermitt.
AT the Sunday School service in the
afternoon Rev. Peters addressed both de-
partmentS Of the school and received, as
he had done at the church services,
warm welcome from his friends. He was
assistant to the late DIR. Eschbach
for period of five months during the
latter's illness.
At the Grace Reformed Church, the
Sunday School was held at o.45 a. m.
At II a. M, Rev. +. l.. Mclean, the
pastor, conducted the morning service
and preached upon "rhe Higher Res
direction Life" from Saint John, II:25.
The pastor also occupied the pulpit at
the evening service and took for the
subject Of his sermon, The Power of
the Resurrection, I Peter, I3. Next
Sunday morning the newly elected olli
GERS of the church will be installed. The
fourteenth anniversary of Grace Church
will be celebrated on Sunday. April 2Ist.
A Victor Nictola concert will be given
in the chapel by the Sunday School for
the benefit of the library on Tuesday
evening, April goth.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday School was held at GAS a. m.
The pastor, Rev. Z. Fl. Lamar, preached
in the morning on "Zacheus' Curiosity
Rewarded" from Luke 1875. Epworth
League was held at GAS p. m, and was
led by Miss Mabel Gilbert. In the even
ing at 7. 80, the pastor preached on The
Gain OF Godliness, from Philippians,
4;II, and First Timothy, 60
An interesting meeting of the Mission
AIRY Society of the Reformed Church, of
Mddletown, was held Sunday evening
under the direction of Mr.. Klef1er De-
lauder. A reading was gwen by Miss
Emma Kefauver, after which Miss Jennie
Cobleniz sang a solo. A new feature of
the meeting was the class work in mis-
sions. a class Of five yonng ladies were
questioned concerning mission work by
the Rev. DIR. George A. Snyder. This
proved a very attractive feature of the
Dropram and paVe the audience a far