The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-11-15
sunday In the Churches.

coma q b. rHe 2.,nup -sCcl 3 the
Lor supp .ur t1e r,- me. '
schr3. ,tas held at y rs aua 1t ii % cl.rS
the rector preached from 81 Matthew -
n. ISnd Ic The SIN Oh PreiuJ c- and
, Where i Leads It's Victims At.he ser
vice at 80 the text was Joshua 6:2o-27.
The Taking OF Jericho and Some OF It's
Lessons"
AT Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at GAS a. NJ. In the
absence of the pastor the services III the
church were in charge of Rev. DR.. Charles
II. Weher. who preached in the morning
Oh The Fundamental Truths of Christi
anity, " from John 1873, and at the even
ing service the subject of the discourse
was How Obscure Lives Nav Be Made
Famous" from Exodus 4;2. The usual
services was held during the week.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church the
pastor, Rev. DR. L S. G. Rupp, preached
in the morning from John $50, the sub
ject being Freedom Through the Truth, y
and in the evening the subject WAS Com
passion of Christ from Matthew $50.
The Sunday School met Al rs Sunday
was the 42oth anniversary OF the birth of
Martin Luther. and the sermon OF the
morning was appropriate TO the occasion.
Inthc Evangelical Reformed church Rev.
| J. Stewart Hartman, superintendent Of
the Hoffman Orphanage, near Littestown
Pa, spoke at the morning service on
TIE Church and Her Dependent Chill
dren" The pastor, Rev. Henri l.. G.
Kiefier, spoke to the Junior congregation
on Receiving the Christ Child" from
Matthew 1875 AT this service the Sacra-
ment of Baptism was administered. In
the evening the Congre cation and the
Sunday School united in observing Home
Mission Day." using special service,
AN Open Door" The service was con-
Quoted by the superintendent, A. c Nc
Cardell and the address was delivered by
Mr. Hartman. The orchestra rendered
two selections, Meditation" by Robin
son, and "Religioso, by Chambers.
The annual love feast was held at the
Church of the Brethren on Saturday after
noon and evening last. The afternoon
services consisted of sermon on RE
membrance," from Luke 22:Ie, by Rev.
| c. N. Frushour of Myersvile, followed
by Rev. Flohr. of Chambersburg, Pa.
Following this the usual determination
services were held preparatory to the
love feast service proper First Cornthi-
ans II being read by Rev John Flohr, of
| Thurmont. and discoursed upon by Elder
| !. O. Williar. of Mt. Airy, and Others
An intermission was given after this ser
vice during which the table, were prepar-
ed with the Lords Supper. Alto O'Clock
the evening service opened. About two
hundred members surrounded the tables,
Rev. J. S. Waybright, of Thurmont, the
officiating minister, called for the reading
of St. John Is after which the members
rose and washed one another's feet &C
COrding to the example OF the Master and
| his commandment also which is given in
! the same chapter Following this they
ate the Lords Supper, and after reading
| ST. John 10, partook Of the communion.
A deep solemnty prevaieI the entire as
| Semblv. The house was filled with in
| terested spectators and the best of order
prevailed. On Sunday morning Sunday
School was held at 9. so O'Clock. Preach
service followed at 10 so. Rev. Jesse
r. Klein of louisville delivered a very
appropriate and impressive discourse from
| St John 1927, Behold Thy Mother"
! The duty of children to parents was
! strongly emphasized, and also the duty of
| the church members to their spiritual
mother, the church. Elder WiIlar made
| a stirring appeal to parents and outlined
their duty to their children as well as the
duty of the church to her individual mem
bers Elder Harp, Of Myersvie, con
! Quoted the closing exercises. The even
| ing service was in charge of the regular
pastor, K. A. Nedrow. The subject used
was "A Swarm of BIS Without Stings,
taken from the epistle of Peter. This
service was preceded by Christian Work
ers' meeting, with Brother George Git
tings leader.
At the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at Gas. There were services in
the morning at II O'Clock, and in the
evening at o'clock, conducted by the
pastor, Rev. A. d. Winters, who preach
ed in the morning on The Mystery OF
Duty" and in the evening the subject Of
the discourse was "A Disappointed
Prince" The meeting of the Endeavor
Society at I O'Clock, was in charge OF
Mrs. A. Weeks.
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
School was held at 9 80 O'Clock. In the
morning at Io.45 the pastor Rev Z. II.
Hummelbaugh,' preached on spiritual
Husbandry" from Hosea 1912. Ir. Y.
P. S. c. f. was held at 6 O'Clock. and
Senior Y. P S. c. f. at so. In the
evening the pastor gave a short talk from
Acts 26:I3, and song service was held.
AT the Presbyterian church the pastor.
Rev. DR. Thomas Freeman Dixon preach
ed IN the morning at II O'Clock from
James 2:26 Faith Without Works is
Dead" Sunday School was held at ,
O'clock and in the evening the text was
Psalm 4o:I, Il Waited Patiently for the
Lord"
At the Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday School was held at IS O'Clock.
In the morning at II O'Clock the pastor,
Rev. +. II. Lamar preached on The
Open Vision" from Psalm II9IS. Miss
Evalyn Truxall rendered the solo. Fear
We Not, o Israel" Epworth League at
Gas was led by Miss Mary 10y, and an
interesting account of the work of the
Home Missionary Society was given BY
Mrs. John D. Hendrickson. AT the ser
vice at 7.3o the pastor preached on The
Year of Jubilee, from Luke I4:IS.
Calling attention to the many small
children who are allowed to roam the
streets of Frederick at night, Rev. FIR. W.
J. Kane. pastor of ST. Johns Catholic
church, in the course of his sermon at the
morning service urged the parents to help
remedy the present conditions. Small
children, he said, wander over the city at
all hours alone and this should not be.
He stated the parents should place more
restriction upon their children and correct