The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-05-23
Sunday In the Churches.

First Kings, I7:7. The choir rendered
a beautiful anthem The anniversary o
the Epworth League was held at 3,
! O'Clock, and was presided over by tn,
retiring president. Mr.. c. Haller Rhoads
| The pastor installed the newly elected
officers as follows: President. l.. RAY
! Burgee; first vice-preSident, Wilson P
| Smith; second vice-presdent, Miss Mary
10y; third vice president, Mrs. Ida
Schell; fourth vice-president. Miss Mollit
Scott; secretary. Ransom Lewis; treas
urer, Ernest Webb; organst. Miss Mary
Filler. A solo was rendered by Miss
Evelyn Truxal. Addresses were made
by the new president, Mr. Burgee, and
Mr.. Holden S. FELTON,.
AT the United Brethren Church, Sun.
day School was held at Q. 30 a. M, when
short memorial service was held in
memory of Robert Lee Kline and Mrs.
Catharlne Fox. The church held mem
oral services in the morning at Io.45,
when the pastor, Rev. f. II. ,Hummel.
bau9h. preached an appropriate sermon
from Exodus, 3:I5. Members who died
during the year were Mrs. Catharine
Fox, Mrs. Annie " Lease, Mrs Sallie
+. Laymen and Mrs. Susan Main. AT
a o'clock, the members of the Junior En-
deavor Society met and took floral trib-
utes to the cemetery and placed them on
the graves of the deceased members
Senior Endeavor meeting was held at
$50 in the evening. At the service
which was held at 7.3o, a Bible reading
was conducted by the pastor, on 'Joseph
the Friend, from Genesis. A.
The spring rally of the Grace Reformed
Sunday School was in charge of the Su.
perlntendent, Mr.. !. Travers Thomas
and the exercises were of a very inter
estlng character. Solos were rendered
by Miss Reddick and Miss Slagle, of
Hood College, and an interesting ad-
dress was delivered by Mr.. Edgar II.
Mcbride, of the local bar Following
the meeting rehearsal for Childrens
Day was held which will take place on
Sunday evening, Iune Ist, at 6.3o p. m.
There were no church services, owing to
the absence of the pastor at Chassis.
The services at the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, were attended bv large
congregations both morning and even
ing. In the morning. the pastor, Rev.
U. S. G. Rupp, preached on a New
Lie, from Second Corinthians, 5.I7, and
at the evening service the subject was
"A New Motive" from First John, ga.
AT the Sunday School session in the
afternoon there was an attendance Of
87S. Mr.. Finley. of Baltimore. vice.
president of the Maryland Sunday School
Teachers Association, made a few re-
marks.
At Trinity NJ. F. Church, South, serv
ices were conducted by the pastor, Rev
J. J. Ringer. AT the morning service he
preached on Sowing and Reaping, "
from Galations, So and in the evening
the subject was The Interchangeable
Love OF God" from Romans, S:3S and
SO. Sunday School was held at 9.45
a. M, and Epworth League at Gas p.
m, and was led by Mrs. L. E. Duval.
At the Presbyterian Church, the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman
Dixon, preached in the morning from
Ephesians. AIS and I6. "A Full Orbed
Religion, and in the evening the text
was taken from Acts, 1926. The Test
of Christianity" Sunday School was
held at O'Clock. Chidren's Day will
be observed next Sunday evening, May
25th, at GAS p. m.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church. the services were in charge Of
the rector, Rev. Douglass Hoof. who
administered the Holy Communion at
7. so O'Clock. Sunday School was held
at GAS O'Clock. In the morning the
rector preached from Saint Luke, 1920,
The Trinity In The Revelation of the
Divine Love For Man, " and at the even
ing service he preached from Ezra, 7:I6,
Ezra, the Reformer."
At SAINT Johns Catholic Church, the
first mass was held at 80 a. M, when
seventeen children of the parish made
their first Holy Communion. AT the 10
O'Clock mass, Rev. Father Conlon
preached on "The Blessed Trinity"
Sunday School was held at O'Clock and
vespers were held at 7.3o O'Clock. The
annual May procession will be held on
next Sunday evening at s. 80 p. m.
AT the Church of the Brethren there
was Sunday School at 9. 80 a. m. Serv-
ices was held in the morning at TO- go a.
M, and in the evening at 7.3o Elder
T. s. Fike preached in the morning, and
Elder Thomas Ecker. of Piney Creek,
preached at the evening service.
AT the First Baptist Church, Bible
School was Eheld at GAS a. m. The
services both morning and evening were
in charge of Rev. John H. Day, of the
Crozisr Theological Seminary, of Ches-
ter, Pa, who preached at both services.
Christian Endeavor meeting was held
at o'clock-p. m.
There were no services at the Evan
gelical Reformed Chusch, owing to the
absence of the pastor at Chassis. Sunday
School was held at GAS p. m.