The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-22
Sunday in the Churches.

At Trinity NJ F. church, South, the
pastor, Rev. John ]. Rives, preached in
the morning on missions" Sunday
school was held at O'Clock, and the
Epworth League at 6. so was led by Prof.
l.. X. KoontZ. In the evening at 7. 30 the
Sunday school missionary society held its
annual meeting. An interesting program
was rendered.
Sunday school was held at the Church
Of the Brethren at 9 80 O'Clock followed
by preaching at 10. 80 by the pastor, r.
A. Nedrow The subject of the morning
discussion was Hell" text Luke 1923
In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock services
were held at the Rocky Springs chapel,
at which r. A. Nedrow preached on the
subject of Heaven, ST John I4:I2 The
services were in charge OF J, w. Fahrney,
who spoke from Col. AZ, subject,
Prayer.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran church
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G. Rupp, preach
ed in the morning on "Why Go to
Church," from Hebrews 1925. Rev.
DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon offered
PRAYER and pronounced the benediction,
In the evening Rev. DR.. F. S Klein, of
Baltimore preached from First Peter
I:24:25. Sunday school was held at Las.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church. Rev Douglass Hoof, rector, the
Holy Communion was celebrated at 7.3o
a nj. Sunday school was held at as,
and at II O'Clock, the rector preached
from St. Matthew 6:I2, Our Fathers
Forgiveness. In the evening at T. 80 he
preached from St Mark 1884, The
Separation That Sin Works Between
God and the Sinner"
At ST. Johns Catholic church there
were low masses at 7 and 10 o o'clock. AT
the latter mass Rev. FIR. A. !. Conlon
preached. Sunday school was held at
o'clock, and in the evening Rev. FIR w.
J. Kane preached on "Catholcity of the
Church"
AT the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at 945. There were services in
the morning at II O'Clock and IN the
evening at O'Clock, the pulpit was filled
by Rev. l.. A. Schnering. pastor of the
First Baptist church of York, who ex-
changed pulpits with the pastor.
AT the Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at GAS a m. AT II a.
m the morning service was conducted
by Rev. +. l.. Mclean, who preached
sermon upon "Men and Religion" St.
John 6:Go Rev. S. 5. Miller assisted in
the service and presented the cause of
the Society for the Relief of Disabled
Ministers and their Widows. An offer
ing for this society was then received.
CateChetiCal instruction was held at p.
m. The evening service was conducted
by the pastor. The subject was Kind
ness" Phil AS.
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at 9. 80 O'Clock. In the
morning the services were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. E. II. Hummelbaugh,
who preached on "Men and Religion
Forward Movement c. E. was held at
6. 80 and was in charge of Mr.. VIM. w.
Pickett. In the evening Rev. DIR. Thos
Freeman Dixon preached from First John
81, "Behold What Manner of Love"
In the Evangelical Reformed church
Rev Henri l.. G.. Kieffer, pastor, Rev.
William +. Lampa PHI d., of Philadel-
phia, native of Frederick and a member
of this church, presented the work OF the
Men and Religion Forward Movement
II the evening the pastor spoke on THE
l'iNiIS IOi SiNCuCSS, HOiil Matthew O.I2,
Sunday school was held at O'Clock.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held at GAS. In the
morning at II O'Clock, Rev. DR.. +. S.
Klein, secretary and treasurer of foreign
missions of the Methodist Protestant
church, Baltimore, preached on THE
Open Door" Epworth League was held
at Gas and was led by DIR. Henry Raabe
At T. 80 Hon. Milton G.. Urner delivered
an address on the Men and Religion For.
ward Movement.