The citizen., 1912-01-12
Sunday In the Churches.

church, Kew. Douglass ftOOH, at 9.4S
spoke to the children on What God
Wishes to Make of Us in This New
Year" AT II O'Clock the rector preach
ed from ST. Matthew 2:II, Some Les
sons to be learned from the visit of the
Wise Men," and in the evening he
preached from Numbers 1910, The
Mistake of Balaam.
At the Church of the Brethren Sunday
school was held at 9. 3o followed by |
preaching at 80 by Elder r. A. Ned (
row. The subject of the morning service /
was The Lost Christ" text Luke PAL, /
4o. In the evening at 7 O'Clock the usual ,
song service was held, J. W. Fahrney |
having it in charge. Following this pas
tor Nedrow spoke from II Cor. 6:I4-I7, |
subject, "The Church and the World"
At Trinity NJ. E. church, South, the
pastor, Rev. John J. Rives, preached in
the morning from Luke 22'45, Jesus the
Sacrifice" Sunday school was held at ?
O'Clock, and Epworth League at $50
o'clock, was led by Miss Margaret
Young. In the evening the pastor preach
ed on Forgetting Things That Are Be-
hind" from Philippians 3I3. The holy
communion was administered at both
services.
AT ST Johns Catholic church there
were low masses at 7 and 10 O'Clock. Al
, the latter mass Rev. FIR. A. ]. Conlon
preached. Sunday school was held at 2
O'Clock and at a O'Clock the annual visit
! TO the crib was made at the convent
chapel.
AT the First Baptist church Bible
| school was held at Gas a. m. The pas
tor, Rev. Alonzo d. Winters, preached
in the morning on The Open Door,"
and in the evening the subject of the dis
course was "a Question of Age"
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor, Rev. Henri L. c. Kefler.
preached in the morning on God
Knoweth What is III the Darkness"
from Daniel 2:22. Prof Smith sang
THE Lilies" Bishof The evening SER
vice was omitted AT the Sunday school
service in the afternoon, officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
Superintendent, A. c. McCardell; assist
ant superintendent, Oscar B. Cobientz;
secretary, G.. Oscar Rhoads; assistant
secretary, c. Edwin Kemp; treasurer
Lewis A. Rice; assistant treasurer, r. S.
!. Dutrow; librarian. Lewis H. Dertz-
baugh; assistant librarian. Lewis H.
Knock; board of managers, NJ. Z. Doll.
U. A. Lough, Charles F.. Cashour, Oscar
B, Coblentz, Mrs. H c. Keefer, Mrs. G..
w. TYSON, Mrs. ID. V. Staulfer, Mrs Lii
lian Anders Mrs. Steiner Schley, Mrs. r.
S. !. Dutrow. DR.. L. E Brown and FL
mer Keefer; superintendent, primary de
partment, Mrs Joseph H. Apple; assist
ant superintendent Mrs r. S !. Dut-
row; secretary, Mrs. B. F. Chew; assist
AMI secretlry, Mrs w, c, Birely.
At the Evangelical Lutheran church
the pastor Rev. u 5 G.. Rupp preach
ed in lhe morning ON Travelling a New
Road from Joshua 3:4 and in the even
ing the subject was Whole Hearted Ser
vice from ColcsNians 1928. Sunday
school VAS held at As
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at 9 40 a. m. Services
were held at Io.45 o'clock, al which Mr.
Reno S. Harp on behalf of several of the
members of the congregation, presented
the church with a handsome Thomas
quadruple self-colecting communion ser
vice, which was accepted on behalf OF
the church by Mr.. Charles l.. Stokes.
The pastor, Rev. Eli Hummelbaugh. adj
mnlStered the sacrament of the Lords
Supper. Y p. s. c. E. was held at 6 40
in charge OF Mr.. William Pickett In the
evening the pastor preached from Daniel
rs.
AT the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held at Q As a. IN. In
the morning the pastor, Rev f. II. La
mar, made Shor, a dress and admins
tered the sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. Miss Florence Lamar sang "One
Swectly Solemn Thought" Epworth
League was held at Gas and was led by
Miss Kate Delapane. In the evening
the pastor preached on The Constran
ing Influence of Love" from Second Co.
rinthians, STA,
At the Presbyterian church the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Freeman Dixon, preached in
morning New Year sermon from Mark
1887. In the evening he preached on
The Creative Moment in the Life OF
Daniel, from Daniel IS.
At the Grace Reformed church, the
first service was that of the Sunday
school at as a m. The m rnng ser
vice was held at II a m. Rev. f. l..
Mclean conducted this service and
preached upon PLAYING the Fool" I
Samuel 26:2I. The Mite Society observ-
ed lis thirteenth anniversary at 7. 80 with
special service. President Allen R.
l.ampe presided and the pastor read the
Scripture lesson and opened prayer. The
special music consisted of organ num-
bers by Miss Ruth MulInix, vocal solos
by Miss Carrie Kefauver and Miss Mollie
Moberly, violin solo by Mr.. Raymond
Zimmerman, and an anthem by the choir.
Remarks were made by the president
and pastor. The reports of the secre-
tary, Miss Elsie Hcrwig, and of the treas
urer, Mr.. d. c. Aldridge, showed that
the society had done splendid work for
the church during 1911 and was in a
most flOnriShing condition.