The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-02-21
Sunday In the Churches.

The services at the Evangelical Luth-
eran church were conducted by the pas
tor. Rev. DR.. u. s. c. Rupp. At the
morning service he preached on The
Sscoud Temptation of Jesus, " from Matt.
40, and in the evening the subject was
AN Unavoidable Question, " from Matt.
2z:22 At the Sunday school in the after
noon there was in attendance SSS. At
the session OF the school the opening
PRAYER was made by Rev. c. II Weyler,
who also made few remarks OH the
great opportunities the school presented.
AT Grace Reformed church Sunday
school was held at Gas a m, At II a.
m Rev c. E. Wehler, D. d., conducted
the morning service. He preached very
helpful sermon upon The Old Land
marks Rev T.. L. Mclean conducted
the evening service at O'Clock. The
subject OF his sermon was Putting to 81
lence the lguorma OF Foolish men," |
Peter 2I5.
Services at the Church of the Brethren
were held as follows Sunday school at
O.. so O'Clock, preaching at 10 so o'clock
by Elder J. w. fanrnev. the subject be-
ing True Conversion" ST Luke 22:32:
song service al 7 aud preaching At 7. 40
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. K. A. Ned
row, subject The Result of True Con.
version" Acts 2:4I
The usual services were held in Trinity
NJ. T. church, South. preaching at 10 80
a. m. and 7. so p. m. In the morning the
pastor preached on Strengthening the
Weak Hands, " from Isaiah 1873. Sunday
school was held at O'Clock and ED
worth League at 645, was led by Francis
5. Gather Revival services was held at
the evening sesvices. The subject of the
sermon was The Call Of God, " from
Proverbs I:24.
Al the Presbyterian church the pastor
Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon, there
were services in the morning at eleven
o'clock when the pastor preached from
Acts I3:42. Sunday school was held at
O'Clock, and at the evening service the
text was Genesis 47:9
At the First Baptist church Bible
school was held at q.45. AT II o'clock
the pastor, Rev. AlJnzo d. Winters,
preached on The Day of the Lord, 3"
and at the evening service the SUBJECT
was Keeping Pace With the Angels. )"
| Christian Endeavor meeting was held at
o'clock.
At St. Johns Catholic church first mass
was at 7 a. m. There was solemn high
mass at 10 o'clock, at which the 40 hours
devotion began AT the mass Rev. Fr.
1 Conlon was celebrant, Rev FIR Barrett
: deacon, and Rev. FIR. Kane, sub-deacon.
! There vas procession through the
church participated in by the children of
! the parish and the members of the Holy
| Name Society A brief sermon was
preached by Rev Fir Barrett. There
were solemn vespers in the evening at
! 50 at which Rev. FIR Hurbut, of Hag-
erStown, was celehrant, Rev. FIR. Barrett,
deacon, and Rev. FIR. Kane, sub.deacon.
Rev. Fl. Barrett preached the sermon.
There were masses Monday and Tues
day mornings at 8 and s. O'Clock, and
the forty hours devotion came to close
Tuesday evening at $50, with process
sion in honor OF the Blessed Sacrament.
participated in BY the children and the
Holy Name Society.
Al the Methodist Episcopal church
school was held at q45 a. m. Large con.
gre2auons were present at the church
services. The pastor, Rev. F. II. La
mar, preached in the morning on the
supremacy OF Love, from l John S:r6
Miss Evalyn Truxal rendered a solo.
Ep~ortn League was held at Gas D NJ,
and was IN charge Of Ray Burgee. Al
the evening service the pastor preached
on the Gospel OF Christ"
A musical and enter tainment will be
held IN the Sunday school room on Fri
day At 7.4S p m, under the auspices OF
Mrs. Lamar's Sunday school class.
A
Christ Sunday school was held at o 20 a.
m. The services We're in charge OF Rev.
J. K. RidenOur, Of Mddletown, who
preached at the morning service. The
| Christian Endeavor Society held an inter.
estlng meeting in charge of Mr. David
Steiner. There was no evening service
1T All Saints P. F, church, Rev.
Douglass Hooh rector, there were Holy
! communion al 7 so a. m, morning serv.
ice and sermon at II O'Clock. at which
the rector preched from ST. Matthew 5.5.
he Blessings of Christian Weakness. -
! and at the evening service the text was
/ isaiah 2S:2o, The iutilitv Of human de-
vices IN the hour of human need" The
! usual LeAten services were held during
! the week
I 80 az A~Nfi'i y MAJ NClOl IlGO CIllIC1
the pasto,, Rev. Henri L. G.. KIeffer
! preached in the morning on The Off-use
OF the Cross, from Galations 511 He
spoke 10 the Junior Congregation on
The Father OF Our Country" from ST.
Mark 1919. Prof. George Edw. Smith
sang solo at the olfertory. In the even
ing the pastor preached on The Divine
Example, " from Peter 2:2r
The cornerstone Of the new edifce be-
ing constructed by the Church of God
! (Wnebrennarians) at Blue Ridge Noun
tain, near Pen-Mar, was laid Sunday last
Rev. ". 5. Shimp, pastor of the German
! town Nd. congregation, officiating. as
sisted by Thaddeus S. Wastler. of Cas-
cade The new structure will be of
frame, 80 BY AZ feet, and will be com
pleied IN the early summer
Trains Collide Corner Fifth and
East Streets.