The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-12-13
Sunday In the Churches.

in the morning, from Romans, III.
Sunday Srhool was held at ? O'Clock in
the afternoon, and in the evening at
7.3o, the text was Jeremiah, 81, 6 and 7,
the. subject being Joy of Worship"
At Grace Reformed Church, the Rev.
E. L. Mclean, conducted the morning
service and preached upon "The Burden
Bearers" Gal 6:2. The subject of the
Psalms, $50.
At Saint Johns Catholic Church, the
first mass was held at 7 a M, when
fifty-hve members of the Holy Name
Society received the holy communion in
a body. At the High Mass at 10
O'Clock, the pastor, Rev. w. J. Kane
preached on The Immaculate ConCep-
ton of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sun
day School was held at O'Clock, and
the Holy Name Nespers at 7.3o in the
evening, when the pastor preached on
"Avoiding Those Who Foster Epmity
Among Fellowmen."
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pastor, Rev. Henri l.. G.. Kieffer,
preached in the morning on the GLORY
of Faithtulness," from Revelations 2:Io.
He spoke to the Junior Congregation on
Eyes That See Not" from Saint
a solo at the offertory. In the evening
the pastor preached on ''Ministering to
Jesus, from SAINT Luke, So. Professor
George Edward Smith sang abide
With Me"
AT the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was held at Gas a. m There
were services in the morning and even
ing, which were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Alonzo d. Winters. who preached
in the morning on the subject, Ready"
and in the evening on who Is JesuN?'
The Christian Endeavor meeting was
held at 7 O'Clock, and was led by Mrs.
A. d. Winters.
At Trinity NJ f. Church, South. the
pastor, Rev. J. J. Ringer, preached both
morning and evening on the subject,
The Saviour GIorifed in His People
from John, 1879. Sunday School was
held at O'Clock and Epwofth League
was held at GAS p. m, and was led by
Mr.. G.. J. Michael.
| The services at the Evangelical Luth.
| eran Church, were attended by large
congregations AT the morning service
the pastor, Rev. Dr. Ulysses S. @
! Rupp, preached on "Christs Second Ad'
vent, F." from Luke 1873, and at the even
ing service the subject was The Wei
come Guest" from Luke, 1898 The
attendance at the Sunday School IN the
! afternoon was 1871, and the collection
| amounted to S23.T4. The Superin
tendent, Mr. II. c. IaCharias, requested
that the attendance before the close o
the year should reach the 500 mark. The
congregation will hold its Christmas
service at the accustomed hour. at II, 90
on Christmas Eve, when special mus,
will be rendered bv the church choir
| The exercises Of the Primary and Begin
ner.s Departments will be held OF
Christmas night, at $50 clock. Thu
anniversary of the Sunday School will
be held on Wednesday evening, Januar,
Ist, 1913, when special service, entitled
The Angel Chorus" by Mr. J. Lincoln
Hall and Elsie Duncan Yale, will b.
rendered by the school.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopa
Church, Rev Douglass Hooh rector
the Holy Communion was celebrated a
7 80 0 clock. Sunday School was helt
al 9 IS in the morning, and at II o'clock
the rector conducted the services ant
preached from Isaiah, 1913, Our Stnd
OF the Word of God" AT the eveninJ
service at 7.3o, he preached from Firs
Samuel, 1922, ITO Obey, the Secret g
the Christians Strength" Rev. Hooh
preached at Saint Johns Church, a
Walkersville, this county, in the after
noon at 8 O'Clock.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunday School was held at 9.45 O'Clock
m. At II o'clock the pastor. Rev r
II. Lamar preached on The Hol,
Spirit" from John, Io:I, 2 and s Mis-
EAelyn Truxali sang beautiful solo
The Epworth League was held al q.
a NJ, and was led by Miss Ida Schell
AT the service at !. 80 in the evening, tn,
pastor preached on The Best of tn,
Wine For the Last Of the Feast. =" from
John, 2:f2.
Al the United Brethren Church Sun
day School was held at go a m Tn,
pastor, Rev. Z. II. Hummelbaugh
preached in the morning at 10 so, OF
Christian Love For the Church. from
Psalm, 1907, 4 and S The Junior En-
deavor meeting was held at O'Clock
in the evening, and was in charge o
Mrs. Amos Seigri.t whose subject W,
Snow" An excellent solo was rem
dered bv Miss Jenevieve Smith, and the
silver quartette, composed of Messrs
James w. Dubel William Stone, Milton
Shook and S. E. Homer, rendered sew
eral selections. At 7.3o in the evening {
sacred concert was held when the follow
ing interesting program was rendered
Prelude, GLORIA, " hymn. by the congre
CATION, "Is Ny Name Written There
! Mems Chorus, "Beulah Land" Scripture
Lesson, Revelations. IL and T.. Choir
"He is Nine" Male Chorus, Like -;
Mighty Sea- Male Chorus, The Arrav
of the Lord" Offering, Address, THE
World in Baltmore;" solo, Lewis H
Knock; Male Chorus. Gospel Message.
Ely; He is Able to Save" Male
Chorus, Gospel Message, 2, "In The
Garden" Male Chorus, Gospel Message
l, when the Roll is Called" Nal,
Chorus, Gospel Message, 1, AT the
Great Home Gathering"
At the Church of the Brethren, divin,
services were held at 10 80 o clock anC
in the evening at 7.3o, the pastor, Eide
r. A. Nedrow preached at both serv
ices. The subject used in the morning
was prayer" Luke, 1871, and in tht
evening, 'Mutum in Parvo," Much II
Little, John, 3:G6, being the text Sun
day School was held at $50 a. m, a
which collection of SI6.r6 was raiseC