The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-05
Sunday In the Churches.


School was held at o.45 a M AT II a.
m, the pastor. Rev. +. /. Mclean,
preached a sermon upon "The Adora-
ton of Mary" from Saint John, 1918
The church was appropriately decorated
with palms and ferns. Caiechetcal in
struction was held at O'Clock in the
afternoon. The evening service was con-
Quoted by the pastor at 7.Sop. m. The
subject of the sermon was The Tri-
umDhal Entry Into Jerusalem, a Prophecy
OF the Universal kingShip OF JesuS
Christ" from Saint Matthew, 2f:S and
9. The sermon was both interesting and
instructive.
AT the United Brethren Church. Sun.
day School was held at Q. 90 a. m. here
were services in the morning at Io.4s a.
m, and IN the evening at 7.3o. AT both
services the former pastor Rev. c. W.
Stlnespring, preached. In the morning
! he preached on Christ is All in All"
! and at the evening service from the text,
"He Saved Others; Himself He Cannot
! Save. y Junior Young Peoples Society
| Christian Endeavor was held at s O'Clock
in the evening, the subject being "Abra-
ham, the Pioneer" Senior Young
! Peoples Society Christian Endeavor was
| held at O'Clock p. m, the subject being
Foreign Missions" Both were led by
the pastor, Rev. E. II. Hummelbaugh
At St. Johns Catholic Church. there
were low masses celebrated at and 10
O'Clock in the morning. At the latter
mass the palms were blessed and dis
tributed, and the Passion read. Rev
! Father Kane preached on THE lnfalH-
blity of the Sovereign Ponttl." There
/ u,ill ba -.
| Friday evening at 7.3o. On Friday
stations of the Cross.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church, the pastor Rev. Douglass
Hooif, celebrated the Holv Communion
at 7 80 a. m. Sunday School was held
at 9.45 a. m. AT the services at II
O'Clock, the pastor preached from Saint
Matthew, 6I5, THE Evil From Which
We Pray to be Delivered, " and in the
evening he preached from Saint John,
1880, The Nictor's Cry, 1t is Finished" "
Sunday School was held at the Church
of the Brethren. at go a. m. Preach.
ing services followed with Elder r. A.
Nedrow in charge, using as a subject
The All Things of the Bible" from
Matthew, 2S:2o, was the text used. In
the evening at 7.I5 O'Clock, Christian
Workers meeting conyened with Presi-
kent |. B, Crumrine, presiding. Follow
ing this the pastor, spoke from Matthew,
1918, the subject beng, The Perfect
Church"
AT the Presbyterian Church, the morn
ing services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman
Dixon, who preached in the morning
from Deuteronomy, 2:5, go Forward, "
and in the evening his subject was The
Trial, from the 18th Chapter of John.
| Sunday School was held at o'clock in
the afternoon.
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church,
| Sunday School was held at o45 a. m.
| There were no church services, owing to
the absence of the pastor at Conference.
| Epworth League was held at Gas, p.
m, and was led by Mr.. Adolphus Fear
hake.
At the First Baptist Church. Bible
School was held at o.45 a. m. In the
morning the pastor, Rev A. J. Fristoe,
preached on The Slaughter of the
Giant" At the evening service the
evangelistic services which have been in
progress for some time, were brought
to close, and the Rev. Frlstoe preached
on The Significance of the Art"
There were no services at Trinity NJ
E. Church, South, owing to the absence
OF the pastor at conference. Sunday
School was held at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pulpit was filled by Rev. Simon S.
Miller, who preached on The Mind of
Christ Jesus" from Philippians, rs and
s. At the offertory, Lewis H. Knock,
sang THE Palms" by Faure. The
church had been beautifully decorated
with palms by the Altar Guild In the
evening the pastor, Rev. Henri L. G..
Kieffer. preached on The Consecrauon
of the Life" from I Chronicles, 1915.
Misses Pauline Zentz and Charlotte Sim,
and Messrs. Lewis II. Knock and c
Edwin Kemp sang "The Dear Christ
Came to Me-" by Smith. At the Sunday
School service in the afternoon, Mr..
Oscar B. Coblentz reviewed the lessons |
of the past quarter Misses Zentz and
Sim and Messrs. Knock and Kemp |
sang, Tine Sunset Gates of God" by
Smith.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G.. Rupp, preach
ed in the morning on "What Church
Membership Means" from Romans,
1874. In the evening the pastor preach
ed on "Christ Coming as King" from
Matthew, 2T:5 Sunday School was held
at Las in the afternoon.
The Feast of the Passover is being
celebrated by the Hebrews of this city.
1t is of seven days's duration.