The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-29
Sunday in the Churches.

In the evening the pastor, Rev. +. II
Lamar preached on "Our Fitness Fol
Heaven" from Revelations, 22:I4, and
in the evening he preached on The At
tractiveness of Jesus," from Mark. I:37.
Epworth League was held at Gas p. M,
led by Mrs. CalvinsW Hendrix.
At the First Baptist Church, Bible
School, the Baraca Class and the Phila.
thea Class met at GAS a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev Alonzo d.
Winters, preached on Immediately. "
At the evening service at o'clock, Rev.
A. !. Fristoe, preached and held evan
gelistic services.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the pastor, Rev. UlvsSess s. G.. Rupp
preached in the morning on "Redemp-
ton Through Christ" from Hebrews.
9: II, and in the evening the subject was
Wounded Hands," from Zachariah
1871. Sunday School was held at Las
in the afternoon
AT Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
| South, the pastor, Rev. John !. Rlves,
| preached in the morning on Moses
Commission, from Exodus, 1913, and in
the evening service he preached on "How
! 10 Receive a New PASTOR Sunday
School was held at O'Clock, and Ep-
worth League was held at 6.3o p. M,
was led by Miss Grace Walker.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
! Church, Rev. Douglass Hooh, rector,
the Holy Communion was celebrated at
! 7.3o a. m. Sunday School was held at
| o.45 a. m. AT the service at II O'Clock,
a. m, the rector preached on The Test
ing of Gods. Children" from Saint
| Matthew, 6:I5, and in the evening at 7. 30
he preached on The. Lords Thirsting, -
from SAINT John, 1925
At the Presbyterian Church, morning
services were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon, who
| preached in the morning from Matthew,
! I7:5. and in the evening the subject of
the discourse was The BETRAYAL" Sun
day School was held in the afternoon at
? O'Clock.
At Saint Johns Catholic Church.
there were low masses celebrated both
at and 9 O'Clock in the morning. AT
the latter mass Rev. Father VIM. !.
Kane preached. Sunday School was
held at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, and
in the evening at 7.3o, Rev. Father A. !.
| ConlOn preached, followed by the bene-
dction of the Blessed Sacrament.
At the Grace Reformed Church, Sun
day School was held at o45 a. m. AT
II a. m, the pastor, Rev. L. L. Mclean,
preached upon The Mystery of GodIi-
ness, Timothy, SIG. Catechetical in
struCtion was held at p. IN. A congre.
gational missionary meeting was held at
7.3o p. M, in the evening. Miss Mollie
Moberly sang a solo, the choir rendered
an anthem, and Miss Ruth Mullinix gave
several organ numbers. Mr.. Henry
Knock read a missionary selection and
Rev. Mclean made few remarks. The
address was made by DR.. Joseph II.
! Apple, President of the Womans' Col
lege.
At the Church of the Brethren, Sunday
School was held at 9. 80 O'Clock in the
morning, followed by preaching by the
pastor, Rev R. A. Nedrow The sub
jeCt was The Complete Christian, )"
text /, Thess., 5;14 and 22. A Christian
Workers meeting met at us p. m.
Preaching service was held at 7.45 with
the Rev. r. A. Nedrow in charge The
subject upon this occasion was "Chris-
tan Conversation" text 81 and 10. The
Sunday morning appointments are held
as usual, but the evening services are
the Christian Workers Meeting and
church at us and Jas respectively.
At the United Brethren Church, Sun
day School was held at 80 O'Clock. In
the morning the services were conducted
by Rev. J. R. Ridenour, Of Middletown.
The Christian Endeavor Society had
charge of the evening service, which was
held at 7. 80 O'Clock. Mr. David Steiner
had charge of the service and used for
his topic: "The Saloon and Its Allies.
After recitation by Miss Grace Hum
melbaugh and reading by Mrs. Amos
Seagrist and remarks were made by the
members of the Society. Mr.. Eugene
Paurth, OF New York, and Mr. H. H.
Stearns. of Lancaster, Pa, gave very
interesting addresses on the evils of
the saloon and what they observe as
travelling men.