The citizen., 1913-11-07
Sunday In the Churches.

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| Sunday School was held at the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at o.45 a. m.
| The pastor, Rev. +. II. Lamar. was in
charge OF the services At the morning
service, Rev. c. e. Slagle D. D.. Of
Westminster, preached on Service"
| from Matthew, 81: I and 1, and Miss
Adele Edmunds rendered beautiful
solo. Epworth League at 6.45 was in
charge of Mr.. Charles Mullican. The
! addresses were made by Messrs +. III.
Mcbride and Milard Rice. AT the even
ing service. Rev. Isaac n Peightel, ID.
| D., of Greencastle. Pa, preached on
Gods CLAIMS. from First Corinthians,
1928. The choir rendered on anthem.
There was low mass at Saint Johns
Catholic Church. at a. m. High mass
was celebrated at 10 a m, when Rev.
Father Riley, of Woodstock. preached.
In the evening at :. 80. there were vespers
and sermon by Rev. Father A. |. Con-
lon, on the Holy Souls" followed by
the Benedlcton of the Blessed Sacra-
ment. The improvements at St. Iohn's
Hall have been completed and il was
opened on Wednesday at s O'Clock D.
m, with 800" party. There will be
confessions on Thursday evening at us.
Mass on Friday at a. m, at the con-
vent. and Sacred Heart Devotions on
Friday evening, at 7. so, followed BY the
Benedlctlon OF the Blessed Sacrament
At Trinity NJ f. Church. South. Sun
day School was held at o.45 a. m. Rev.
/. l.. Murphy, of Hickory. North Caro-
lima, preached at the morning service,
and in the evening the services were in
charge of Rev. !. NJ Souder of Edin-
burg. Virginia. Epworth League was
held at 6.45 p M. and was in charge of
Mrs. Z. r Duvall. The address was
made by Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman
Dixon.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Rev. DR. ULYSSES s. c.. Rupp. AT the
morning service, Rev. Iames NJ Mulan,
pastor of Saint Marks Reformed Church,
Baltimore, preached on "Incomplete.
But Sufficient knowledge" from First
Corinthians, Gs;G2. At the evening serv-
ice, Rev. II. Stein. the President of
the Synod, and pastor of Trinity Re-
formed Church. York, Pa. preached on
The Abundant Life. " SUNDAY School
was held At Las p. m, at which Rev.
Adam, OF Ddllasrown, Pa, offered prayer
and made a few remarks.
AT the Church of the Brethren, Sun
day School was held at q. 80 o m.
There were services in the morning at
10. 80, and III the evening at 50, Rev r.
Nj. Adair, of Mau's Choice, preached in
the morning. and Rev l. Mr. Runkles,
Of Newport, Pa, preached in the even
ing.
AT the First Baptist Church, Sunday
School was held az Q IS a. m. The serv-
ices were held in the morning at II
o'clock and in the evening at o'clock,
The services were in charge of Rev Wm.
II. smith, OF Crozier, Pa, The morning
subject was These Least, and the
evening subject was The Right Side of
Life"
AT Grace Reformed Church, Sunday
school was held at as a. m. Rev T.
I, Hacker, D. D.. Of Roanoke. Virginia.
addressed the children and the mothers
Of the school, and Rev Awhile Connor,
)t Baltimore, spoke to the adults. Rev.
Or. E. Z. West, of York, Pa offered
he PRAYER. The morning service was
conducted bv Rev. Joel Rossiter. d. D.,
}f Baltimore, Md Rev. William c,
5chaefter, Professor of the Theological
seminary. of Lancaster, Pa. preached
lpon "ChrStianity. The Final aud Com
plete Religion" After this service Rev.
DR.. SChaet1er baptized The infant daugh-
er of Rev. and Mrs +. |. Mclean.
The evening service was in charge of
Rev. S. Charles Hoover, of Silver Run,
Nd. He preached upon The Amazing
Christ"
Sunday School at the United Brethren
church, was held al 9. 80 p. m. The serv-
ces were in charge OF the pasto, Rev.
E. II Hummelbaugh. AT the morning
service, Rev. DR.. +. f. Weist, of York,
Pa, preached an instructive sermon from
Iohn, SIS and at the evening service
Rev. DIR. George Sorber, of York, Pa,
who preached fine sernpon from Acts,
PAP and 10. Junior Endeavor meeting
was held at 8 o'clock y. M, and the SEN
or Endeavor meeting was held at g. sop.
m, and was in charge OF MIR. David
Steiner. The Nominating Commtte was
appointed as follows: w. w. Pick
EFT, Mrs. Mary E. Hummelbaugh, Miss
MAY Summers, Rev. f. II. Hummel-
baugh and David Steiner
Services in All SAINTS Episcopal
Church, were in charge of the rector,
Rev. Douglass Hooff, who spoke to the
children at GAS a. m. He preached at
the services at II O'Clock, and admins
tered the Holy Communion. Evening
PRAYER and baptism was held at
O'Clock in the afternoon.
Rev DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
the services at the Presbyter-
ian Church. At the morning service,
Rev. A. s. Dechant, of Hanover, Pa.
preached, and at the evening service
the sermon was preached bv the
Rev. J. Riley Bergev. of Altoona, Pa.
Sunday School was held at 2 p. m.
Rally Day was observed at Saint Tim
othy's Sunday School. Scheysvlle, the
services being in charge OF the Rev.
Phillip Williams, of Saint Thomas
Church, Garrison Forest, Baltimore
county. Appropriate hymns were sung,
and the scholors recited the Sixth Chap
ter of the Eplstle to the Ephesians and
also portions Of the church catechsm
and Mr.. Williams preached on The
Heavenly Fathers Family"