The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-09-20
Sunday In the Churches.


AZ the Fresoyterian church Sunday
schooi was held at GAS O'Clock. There
were services IN the morning at eleven
CLOCK conducted by the pastor, Rev.
JI. homas freeman Dixon. The adj
uleSs was nlade oy Mr.. VIM. H. Ander-
SON VINO presented the work OF the Anti
2dlooh league. AZ the evening service
tnils M p~n'o s1tG l,e lAS' oI me series OF
psai,,,, III IN i'S'ollSaI o oeliiles OF tne
af bie r.,,l. III -''N 'a''i' oe'''S 'ie OASIS
AZ me Me'hodis' Episcopal church the
2uhday School was heid at As a. m. At
me morning service the pastor, Rev +.
H. Lamar had charge OF the service and
'he work OF the Anti-Saloon league was
presented by Mr.; Blbb Mills. In the
evening at 80 clock the pastorp preach
ed on "Frult Bearing, y from John 1875.
Al Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held al 945 a. m. The MORN
ing service was conducted by Rev. +. l..
mclean. Kew MIR. Keen presented the
claims OF the Antl-Saloon League The
evening service was held al a m. The
pastor preached upon Gods Giving ac-
| companyih9 HIS Forglvlng, st. Luke
1872.
Al St johns Catholic church the first
mass was at o.45 and second mass at 10
O'Clock at which Rev. Fr. A. !. Conlon
preached on ne Seven Dolors. There
was rosary and benedicton IN the even
ing at 7 O'Clock. The meeting of the
Holy Name Society was postponed until
next week. The sessions OF the Sunday
school will belresumed on next Sunday.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor, Kew. Henri l.. @. Kieffer,
preached at the morning service to the
JUNIOR congregation on SELF Control"
ICON Galatlons 5;23. The cause of the
Maryland Anti-Saloon League was pre-
sented by Rev. L. L. Sieber d. D. Sun
day school was held at GAS O'Clock and
VesPers Al $50 O'CLOCK Next sunday
selNlees .T5L VIII oe ,eSuhleu ID the church.
tlIe oi gan oellg aedlcated al the morning
SelV'ee'
At the church of the Brethren Sunday
school was heid al go O'Clock. AT the
selVloeS III lhe morning KEY Dr. DOR
SSy, OF baitimore, delivered the sermon.
ChiiSuan workers meeting was held at
CLOCK ana was IN charge oil Mr.. Geo.
Slt,'il2s' AZ tue service al 745 the work
ol tle An'i-9ai9on League was present
GU oy Nev' l. l. o'eoer'
AT the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at 9.45 O'Clock a. m. The pas
tor, Rev. Alonzo ID. Winters, preached in
the morning at II O'Clock on The
Strange Visitor" and at the service in
the evening the work of the Anti-Saloon
League was presented by Superintendent
VIM. H. Anderson, of the Anti Saloon
League.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
church Sunday school was held at o,As.
There was morning PRAYER and sermon
at II O'Clock. when MIR. Philip H. VIII
lams, assistant rector. preached from the
text, Lord let Thy servant depart in
peace, according to Thy Word" Even
ing prayer was held at GAS O'Clock.
At Trinity M. f. church South. Sum
dav school was held at Ok O'Clock.
There were no church services. the pas
tor being absent on his vacation. Ep-
worth League was held at 6.2s.
At the Fvopo.,;coI I lutheran church
SUNDAY school vas held at ots The
nastor thanErd all who had attended and
partic;nated ~ in tba Snndsv school narade
and who also attandad tbe sessions Of
convention At the morning service
,,,b;ch mas IN ch,rna of ~ ,,as,or Rev
IT { r. Pnnn =. rorI IF tbn AMI.
Saloon | nrASAntA1 hU IL RV l.
NJ ev;ster assistant suner;ntendent-
and a contribution to the capse solicited
At III. vesner service at & 40 the nastor
made an Interesting and Instructive ad-
dress the theme be;ng "Snlendid Hero
ism !" The choir rendered the anthem.
"He Will FORGIVE Won, If was an
nounced that the improvements to the
SUNDAY school huild;ng thonoh not en-
tirelv completed wouid be about ready
f,r The "RalIv Dav,, rxercises on October
T6 when if is exnecr~d thai the attend
ance will aooreSate about a thousand.
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az, "osare "Ppe"a Th II" =,
attsndsnca P2'ts P2rhsS io,,am';r,, nrosran9 was
a,rr,Hd ~. 6rohe",sn ,o"',s ,Sppwdrd Gbr;s
t;an ta,,'GE Sold;ar o y ~ D orcbastra. song
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2eSi sii. n, s. " 10y op.tr, W., IN Har,,as,
E;"id., t5od aain t.pi"cnsd Caa'fortar % DwelI
IN Ne - Mr. Fann;s PbIseaer. recitation
The Two Crosses, mems chorus; solo,
Able to Keep" Mrs Vim. Hotfmaster;
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