The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-10
Sunday In the Churches.

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pastor, read financial statement of the
congregation for the past year. and copies
OF which will be distributed next SUNDAY.
Sunday school was held at o clock, and
at 4 O'Clock the annual pilgrimage to the
| CRIB was made by the adult members OF
the parish. in honor OF the Epiphany,
which was followed bv the Benediction OF
the Blessed Sacrament
AT the First Baptist church Bible
school was held at as. At II O'Clock,
the pastor Rev. Alonzo -. Winters.
preached the first Of four illustrated ser
mons, the subject being "A lightsiu NV
Heart for Thee" In the evening the
subject was Complete Abduracy" The
Endeavor meeting at O'Clock was led
by Mr.. Clarence Marsh, whose topic was
Ideal Christian
AT the Methodist Protestant church,
Buckeystown, the Junior Christian En-
deavor Society had charge of the serv-
ices, and an interesting program was rem
dered. An address was made by Mr..
Daniel Baker, of Baltimore.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran church at
the morning service the pastor, Rev. DR..
y S. G.. Rupp, preached on "A Call to
Service" from Amos 4I2, and at the
evening service the subject was The
Unexpected Issues of Life" from Isaiah
81: ;. Both sermons were appropriate 10
the first Sunday in the New Year
AT the session of the Sunday school in
the afternoon The newly elected officers
were installed by the pastor Pins were
presented to the scholars in the primary
and beginners departments, who we're
present regularly during the past year
AT the close of the school meeting of
the board Of managers was held, when
plans tor the ensuing year were discussed
and the following appointments made:
Assistant Superintendent, John NJ.
Haler
Assistant Superintendent. Beginners
Department, Miss Sadie Hahn
Assistant Secretaries, Primary Depart.
menL A. Fl. Harrington; Beginners De.
partment. Mrs. Fred Miller
Assistant Treasurers, Primary Depart
ment Lewis Bayer; Beginners Depart
mcnt, I-avier Michael
Assistant Librarians, AIilard ~ Nusz
and w. BartgiS Storm.
Pianlsts, Main School Bion Firstone;
primary department. Miss Mariah SchrOe-
der; beginners department. Miss Ruth
Cartv
Musical Director, Wm. Hunt Keller
At Grace Reformed church Rev. Z. l..
Mclean conducted divine worship at ii
a. h. aud preached upon The Debt We
Owe The Youth OF Our Community and
Country" Deut 81 g Catechetical in
slructon was held 1T p. m. The even
ing service was held at 7 o'clock when
the pastor preached upon Gods Last
Plea OF Love, Gal All. Sunday school
was held at 945 a. m. The Holy Com
munion willbe held next Sunday morn
Ing and evening.
Services were held at the United Breth-
rem church in Christ rs follows: Sunday
school al go a. m The superintendent,
Reno 5 Harp, on behalf of the mems
class and chorus, and friends presented
the pastor a very fine overcoat in token
of esteem for which the pastor was pro-
foundly thankful. Preaching at Io.45 a.
m,, the communion was largely attended.
Y P. S. c. F., Sr., was led by Mr.. Fox,
subject The Ideal Xmas AT 7.,3o p.
m. the pastor spoke to a large audience
on the subject of Church Power Acts
2:Io, after which the Holy Communion
was again observed. Music was furnish
ed by the choir Mems chorus and male
quartet.
In the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held at GAS a. m
with a splendid attendance. AT the IL
O'Clock service the Holy Communion was
celebrated with a brief address by the
pastor, Rev. E. II. Lamar. The Ep-
worth League was held by Prof. Spencer
c. Stul. At the evening service the pas
tor preached on the Doom of the Finally
lmpenitent, from Prov. I:24-28.
At the Presbyterian church the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon,
preached in the morning at II O'Clock
from Second Corinthians AIS, the sub
Ject being the Reality Of the Unseen"
Sunday school was held at o. clock, and
at the evening service the subject was
God is Love-" from First John AS, the
music being appropriate to the sermon.
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the Holy Communion was administered
at the morning service, the pastor, Rev.
Henri l.. G.. Kiefer, being assisted by
Rev. |. M. Motter The pastor spoke to
the junior congregation on Silent
Years" from Luke 2:52. In the evening
the pastor preached on The -Four Di-
mensions OF Love" from Ephesians 3;IS,
and St. John $40. Prof. George Edw.
Smith rendered a solo at the offertory.
AT the Sunday school service in the after
noon, the primary department. was
graded, being divided into three depart
ments, beginners, primary and juniors.
The usual services were held in Trinity
NJ. E. church, South, preaching at TO- 80
a. m. and T. 80 p. m. In the morning the
pastor preached on "Contentment, from
Philippians Ar and in the evening the
subject was Life Vapor," from James
AT. AT this service the music was as
sisted by Richard JollIfe and Joseph
Stephens, on the violin, and solo was
rendered by Prof. Stephens. The Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper was admins.
tered at both services. SUNDAY school
was held at O'Clock, and Epworth
League at Gas was led by Mrs. L. +. Du-
vail.
At All Saints P. E. church, Rev Doug
lass Hoof, rector there was service to
the children at o.45 when the rector
preached from Second Samuel $40,
David Grew Great" At II O'Clock,
the text was Philippians as, and the
holy communion was administered. At
the evening service at 7.3o the text was
Proverbs o:Io, Solomon and the Lessons
of His Life"
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