The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-10-31
Sunday In the Churches.

2:2o and at the evening service ut : so he
preached on The Faith of Noah, y from
Hebrews IG:9 Junior Endeavor meet
ing at 8 O'Clock was in charge of Mehrl
Hodcraft and Senior Endeavor meeting
at 8 80 was in charge of Mr.. David
Steiner. The pastor made an address on
home missions.
At Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at Q As a. m. 1t was an
nounced that on next Sunday there would
be special service, and that Rev DR., T.
!. Hacker, of Roanake, Va, would adj
dress the children and Rev. Awhile Con-
ner of Baltimore, the adults. Rev. Z. L.
Mclean conducted the morning service
at II o'clock. He took for his text ST.
Matt. 26:5S and preached upon Follow
ing Chrirt Alar The evening service
was held at 7 O'Clock. The pastor again
occupied the pulpit and preached upon
The Necessity of Governing Our
Thoughts"
Sunday school was held at the Metho-
dist Episcopal church al 9 IS O'Clock. At
the morning service the pastor, Rev. f.
II. Lamar, preached special sermon on
prohibition, 10 the Order of the Sons
OF Ionadab, the Sovereign officers and
others beng in attendance. The text
was Acts 4:I6. Miss Adele EdmundS
sang solo Epworth League was held
at 80 and was led by Miss Regina Hall
er. At the service at 7.3o the pastor
preached on The Revival at Mt. Car
mel" from First Kings IS:36.39.
Memorial services for the deceased
members of the church, which were to
have been held on Wednesday evening,
November S, have been postponed until
November II.
AT the morning service of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran church the pastor, Rev. DR..
U. 5. G.. Rupp, preached on Finding
Chri isl" from John 6:25 At the evening
service he preached on "Go1's Way OF
Doing as Compared With Mans WAY of
Doing" Sunday school was held at Las
O'Clock.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor. Rev. Henri l.. G.. Kiefier,
preached on HE Knoweth What Is In
the Darkness" from Daniel 2:22. He
spoke to the Junior Congregation on
The Statue of Liberty" from Ecclesi-
astes 1913. Miss Henrietta Mantz, of
York, sang 20 Love Divine" by Wand.
In the evening the pastor preached on
The Child Heart" from St. Matt 1914.
Prof. Smith sang 20 Loving Savior"
The Sunday school held its sersion at 2
O'Clock.
AT Trinity NJ. E. Church, South, Sun
d y school was held at GAS o'clock. The
pastor. Rev. J. ]. Ringer, preached in the
morning on The Power of Influence,
from Acts 5:24. Epworth League was
held at GAS o'clock. At the evening
service he preached on Bringing Them
to the Master" from John I:42 AT the
meeting of the quarterly conference on
Saturday evening, only business Of a rou-
tine character was transacted.
There was low Mass at St. Johns Cath
Ole church at 7 a. m, high Mass at 10 at
M, when Rev, FIR. Drum, professor o
Woodstock College, preached. There
was vesper service in the evening at 30,
followed BY the Benedction of the Bless
ed Sacrament.
Friday. being the eve OF all SAINTS
Day, will be dav of fasting and absti-
hence. On Saturday, All Saints Day,
there will be Masses at and Q a m.
followed by the Benediction OF the Bless
ed Sacrament.
Services in All Saints Episcopal church
were in charge OF the rector, Rev. Doug
lass Hoof, who administered the Holy
Communion at 7 80 Ate as the Sunday
school held its usual session. AT eleven
O'Clock, the pastor preached from Phil
lipplans I:9. The Christians Obligation
to Honor the Grounds Of Belief" AT the
evening service at 7.3o he preached from
St. John 90 3, Misleading Gods Provi-
dences"
Rev Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
pastor, preached at the PRESBYTERIAN
church on "Personality, from Second
Timothy 4:G-2. Sunday school was held
at O'Clock. In I'll evening at T. 30 he
preached on The Reply to Mary at the
Tomb, y from John 2o:I6. the fourth OF a
series of sermons on The Unexpected
Replies of Jesus"
AT the First Baptist church Sunday
school was hele at 9 as O'Clock. The
services in the morning at II O'Clock and
in the evening at O'Clock were III charge
of Rev. w. H. Smith, of Crozier, Pa.
AT the Church of the Brethren Sunday
school was held at 9 80 O'Clock. There
were services in the morning at 10 30 and
in the evening at 80. Elder Jesse r.
Klein, of townsville, preached both morn
ing and evening.
Sunday school at the United Brethren
church was held at $50 O'Clock. The
election of officers was held with the fol,
lowing result: General superintendent,
Rev. f. II. Hummebugh; superintend.
ent, Reno S. Harp; assistant superntend-
ent, Vim. c. Roderick; secretary, VIM.
w, Pickett; assistant secretary, David
Steiner; treasurer, VIM. II. Blen,linger
Librarian, Jacob KNIT; assistant librarian,
Claggett Summers; pianist, Mrs. eSSe
Hoover; assistant. Mrs. Geo Hamilton;
chorser, Reno 5. Harp; assistant. David
Steiner; primary department superintend-
ent, Mrs. NJ. S Moberly; assistant, Mrs.
Rose Yinger; secretary. Miss May Sum
mers; organst, Miss Myra Poole; begin
ners' department superintendent, Miss
Grace Hummelbaugh; assistant superin-
tendent and secretary, Miss Annie Mehr
ling; organist, Miss Grace Hummel-
baugh; cradle roll, Mrs. Sue Segrst;
home department. Miss Su- Haugh ex-
ecutive committee. Charles l. Stokes,
NJ. f. Seachist, VIM c. Roderick.
Al the evening service of the Buckeyes
town NJ p. church in charge of the Y. P.
S. c. F., Mr.. Emory L. Coblentz made
| an address on The Forward Move
ment." Mr.. Grayson II. Staley sang a
solo; and Mr.. Cobentz and Mr. Slaley a
duet. Other parts of the program were
Paper, Mrs, w. Z. Kindley; reading,
Miss Thomas; vocal quartet; instrumen.
al Juat IIace