The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-05-24
Sunday In the Churches.

At the First Baptist Church. Bible |
School was held at o.45 a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev. A. d. Winters,
preached on Mountain Top and Val
ley, " and in the evening the subject was
The Twin Brothers," The ordinance
of baptism was administered at the close
of the services.
AT Trinity NJ. f. Church South, there
were services in the morning at 10. so, and
the pastor, Rev. J, !. Ringer, preached
on Praise" and at the evening service
at 7. 10 D. m, the subject of the discourse
was The PRAYER of Nehemiah" Sun
day School was held at Is a. m. and
Epworth League at 80 in the evening.
At the Presbyterian Church. the morn
! ing services were conducted by the
pastor Rev DR. Thomas Freeman
I Dixon. who preached on The Personal
! Message" from Isaiah, 1915. and in the
evening at 7.3o, he preached on
| The Touch OF Faith, from Mark, $50.
| Sunday School was held at O'Clock in
| the afternoon.
Sunday School was held at the church
of the brethren at 9 80 a. m. In the
morning at 1880, Elder John S. Wey-
bright OF Thurmont, preached 4 very
! interesting sermon. In the evening at
! us, a temperance meeting was held
under the auspices of the Christian
Workers, which was in charge of Mrs
! !. B. Crumrine.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church.
! the pastor, Rev. Henri /. G.. kieffer,
preached in the morning to the Junior
congregation on The Love Of Riches"
from Matthew 1924, and to the Senior
| congregation on The Beauty Of Spring
time, " from Matthew, CPS. Professor
George Edward Smith sang Face to
Face, by Johnson. In the evening the
pastor preached on The Abundant
Life" from John, 1910. Miss Pauline
Zeniz and Miss Charlotte Sim sang. In
the Cross of Christ is Glory" by Frey
Sunday marked the change of the hour
of the session of the Sunday School from
O'Clock to Gas a. N. In the absence
of the superintendent, and the assistant
superintendent, Mr.. Jacob Rohrback,
presided over the school. The pastor
read letter from the superintendent,
| Mr.. A.LC MCCardell, written from Santa
, Barbara California. In the Primary
Departmentment, the superintendent,
letter written TO the children bv Rev
/ j. i lcilih bhNilCl, vi SJliOuNllONlu. Sllllld
thanking them for a gift of S43 towards
the erection ofhis residence.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday School was held at 9.45 a. m.
In the morning at II o'clockSthe pastor.
Rev. f H. Lamar, preached on "Indif-
ference TO the Truth, " from Acts, 1917.
Epworth League was held at Gas p. M,
and was led by Miss Lucy Frost In the
T
Baltimore, preached very interesting
and instructive sermon from John, 1919.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church, Rev. Douglass Hooff, rector.
there was Holy Communion at 40 a.
m. Sunday School was held at o.45
in the morning, and at II O'Clock, the
rector preached on The Christians
Expectation, from Saint John, I7:2 and
). At the evening service at 100. he
preached on The Christians Boost and
its Reasonableness, from Philippians.
4I3.
At the United Brethren Church. Sun.
J day School was held at go o'clock.
! In the morning the pastor. Rev. Z. H.
| Hummelbaugh, preached from Matthew,
1928 Terms of Dscipleship," and in
| the evening at $50 from Psalms, S:4.
Man" The Junior Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor was held at
s O'Clock p. M, and was in charge of
the pastor. whose topic was "Joseph in
Prison" and the Senior Young Peoples
Society Christian Endeavor held at 6. 20
p. m, was in charge of Mr.. David
Steiner, whose topic was pleasing
Christ" The Senior Young Peoples,
Society Christian Endeavor, have nom
mated the following officers to be voted !
for at the regular meeting on next Sun
day evening. President, VIM. W. Pick |
EFT, David Steiner, Mrs. Amos Selgrlst,
VIM c. Roedrck; secretary, Miss May
Summers Miss Ethel Finney; treasurer,
David Steiner, Rev. E. H. Hummel- |
baugh; pianist, Miss Elsie Hoover. Miss /
Grace Hummelbaugh; assistant Junior |
superintendent Mrs. Harry Fisher
At the Grace Reformed Church, Sun !
day School was held at Gas a. m. Rev. !
E. L. Mclean conducted the morning !
service and preached upon, "The Best |
Investment" Saint Matthew, $40. The |
subject of the service In the evening was. /
THE Abiding of the Holy Spirit" Hag- /
gal. rs. No further mid week services I
will be held until September Services I
preparatory TO the Holy Communion will !
be held on Friday at 100 p. M, in the
church.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church, !
the pastor, Rev. U. S. G Rupp, preach /
ed in the morning on The Letter to the
Church at Philadelphia, from Revela-
tons, 81 and IS. At the evening service
the subject of the sermon was, waiting
For Power" from Luke, 24:4o. Sunday
School was held at Las in the afternoon,
with an attendance of 6S2.
Harry Brill, residing on South street,
this city, left for Washington in effort
to locate his daughter, Dora Brill, aged
II, who left her home in this city on Nav
10, and who is now supposed 10 be in
company with Myer Bolton, who former
ly conducted tailor shop on East Pat
rick street, this city. With this couple is
also supposed to be Annie Brill, cousin