The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-04-26
Sunday in the Churches.

AT the Presbyterian church the morn
ing services were conducted bv the pas
tor, Rev. DR. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
who preached in the morning from Mat
thew I3:24-48, the subject being THE
Kingdom" At the evening service he
preached from Hebrews o:27. Sunday
school was held at O'Clock.
On next Sunday evening the members
OF the local lodges of Odd Fellows, will
attend the services of the church in a
body, in celebration of the 93rd anniver-
sary of the order. The pastor Rev DIR.
Dixon, chapter Of King David Lodge,
No. so, will preach sermon appropriate
to the occasion.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor Rev. Henri L. G. Keffer,
preached to the Junior Congregation on
The Everlasting Arms" from Deut.
1927. He preached 10 the Senior Con-
gregation on The Shepherds Knowl
edge of His Sheep" from John 1913.
Lewis F. Knock sang the Good Shep-
/ herd" by Smith. The newly elected
officers were installed at this service.
Sunday school was held at O'Clock.
In the evening the pastor spoke on
| ''rhe Intrusiveness Of Christ from John
2o:I9 At the offertory Mrs Dronen-
burg Mr.. Yost and Mr. Smith sang God
Be Mercful" by Morris.
AT The Evangelical Lutheran church
the pastor, Rev. u. S. G.. Rupp, preach
ed in the morning on The letter to the
Church at Smyrna" from Revelations 3:
! ST.. In the evening he made an adj
dress on The Beginning of English
D ~ ole hr,a
! sketch of the life of Isaac Watts, the
Father of Hymnology.
At the First Baptist church Bible
| School was held at o.45 O'Clock. In the
morning the pastor, Rev A. D. Winters,
preached on The Ship That Never
! Docked, and in the evening he preach
! ed the first Of a series of sermons, the
! general subject of which is Twice Told
Tales" The subject was The Lure of
the Orator" At the close of the even
| ing service the ordinance of baptism was
administered.
I At the Church of the Brethren Sunday
school was held at 9 80 a. m. Preaching
at 1880 with Elder K. A. Nedrow in
charge The subject was The Old
Ship, Zion" text Matt. 1913.
The Christian Workers meeting con
] vened al 7 IS p. m. with J. Welty Fahr-
ney as leader. Many valuable lessons
were drawn from the lesson subject.
Samuel, Gods Errand Boy" This
service was followed by preaching at 7.45
O'Clock by Pastor Nedrow, using Psalm
% and John 10, The Good Shepherd. )"
At Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at o.45 a m. At II a. IN.
Rev. E. !. Mclean conducted the morn
/ ing service and preached upon Acts 81:
II At 100 p. m. the pastor again occu-
pied the pulpit and preached upon AN
Ancient Object Lesson With Modern
Application Jeremiah 35:I-2
AT All Saints P. Z. church Rev. Doug
lass Hooif, rector the Holy Communion
was celebrated at 7.3o O'Clock. Sunday
school was held at Gas. AT II O'Clock
the rector conducted morning PRAYER and
preached on ~ hat is Mans Destruc-
ton? and Wheyein Lies His Safety?"
Hosea 1879, revised version. There was
evening prayer at 7. 80 at which the rector
preached on Christ is the Head of the
Church" from Ephesians 5:23,
At Trinity NJ. E. church, South, the
services were Ill charge or the pastor,
Rev. j. J. Ringer, who preached in the
morning on Christian Service" Sunday
school was held at O'Clock and Epworth
League was held at s. 80 o clock At the
evening service at 7 80 the pastor preach
ed on Pleasing God"
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
school WAS held at 9 go O'Clock In the
morning the pastor, Rev E II. Hum
melbau@h preached on The Vine and
The Hushandman," from John XVII and
the choir sang Praise Ye the Lord" by
Gelble, The Junior Y. P. s. c. E. at
O'Clock was N charge of the pastor, who
spoke ON Jacob Conquering Himself. 4"
The Senior Y. P. s. c. E. at 80 was in
charge Of Miss Fisher, the topic being
Perseverance" AT the evening service
! al 80 the parton preached on The Ii
tanic Disaster" from Daniel 81 and
| Proverbs 27:I.
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