The citizen., 1913-03-21
Sunday In the Churches.

ing. The class is conducting a vigorous
campaign for new members. The re-
hearSal of the Easter service was very
gratifying. and the indications are that
the school will give very fine Easter
service next Sunday evening.
Palm Sunday was observed with spe-
cial service. The church was decorated
with palms for the occasion. The pastor
preached at the morning service upon
THE Triumph Of Christ" ST. John r2:I7
and IS. Miss Carrie Kefauver sang The
Palms, by Faure Rev. +. l.. Mclean
occupied the pulpit again al the evening
service and preached upon The Three
Crosses" St. Luke 1888. Catechetical
instruction was held al p. m
The services at the Evangelical Luth.
eran church were conducted bv the pas
tor. At the morning service the choir
rendered Palm Branches" by Faure,
| and "Hosanna to the Son OF David, by
Mdciaren. There were 43 persons re-
ceived into the church, 10 by conhrma-
ton and a by letter and renewals. The
pastor, Rev. DR.. u. s. G. Rupp, preach
ed on Elements That Contribute To
Palm Sunday Triumph, " from Matthew
2r6. AT the evening service the choir
repeated Palm Branches" aud also
Jerusalem, by Parker Reese. The
pastor preached on Joy and Sorrow"
from John I6:2o-22. Sunday school was
held at ? p. m.
At All Saints Episcopal church. Rev.
! Douglass Houff, rector, there was Holy
Communion at 7.3o. Sunday school at
9.45, and at II O'Clock, the rector preacn-
ed from St. Matthew SIS, The Vision
Granted to the Pure of Heart" and in
the evening the text was St. Matt. SO,
peace Making the Work of Every
Christian There will be services on
Good Friday at IL a. m. and evening
PRAYER at 7.3o, followed by the rendition
of the "Cruciixion" by the choir. At
the service on Saturday at 4.45, there
will be also the ordinance of baptism
In the Evangelical Reformed church
the pastor, Rev, Henri l.. c. Kiefier,
preached in the morning on "A Life for
Africa" from St. John 1913, a sermon
| in commemoration of the centenary Of
David Lvingstone's birth. He preached
to the Junior Congregation on The
Children's Palm Sunday, from ST. Matt
| 2fI5. Prot. Smith sang with the choir
as chorus, Jerusalem, by Parker, and
! at the oIfertory sang The Palms by
Faure. In the evening the pastor preac-
ed on Loves WaStefulnesS, " from ST.
Matthew POS.
The services at Trinity NJ. +. church.
South, were in charge Of the pastor, Rev.
| J !. Ringer, who preached in the morn.
ing on Gods Call to Abraham" from
| Genesis 1911 Sunday school was held at
5 O'Clock, and in the evening at 7 so the
| missionary anniversary of the Sunday
school and congregation was held. The
service was in charge of Mr.. G. J. Mich
| ael. There We're missionary hymns and
scriptural readings. The program in
cluded a recitation by Miss Margaret Be
SAINT readings bv Mr. Richard King The
| pastor rendered an interesting address
on The Alien in Our Midst
AT the Methodist Episcopal church the
Sunday school was held at g. As with AS
sistant Superintendent Adolphus Fear
hake in charge At the morning service
at II O'Clock. the pastor Rev. + H.
Lamar, preached sermon on David
| Livingstone. the Hero Saint" from He
| brews II:8, and Miss Evalyn TruXal rem
dered d solo. Epworth League at IS
| O'Clock was IN charge of Mr.. Ames Hen
! drickson AT the service the subject was
The Triumphal Entry of Jesus" from
| Zecharlah go.
AT the Presbyterian church the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon, there
were services in the morning at eleven
o'clock, when the pastor preached from
| First Corinthians 1921. Mans Opportu-
mites" Sunday school was held at two
o'clock, and in the evening at 7.5o The
Story of Calvary" by the quartet
AT the Church of the Brethren there
was Sunday school at 9. 80. Service IN
the morning at 10. so, by the pastor, Ell
der 4. A. Nedrow, who preached on "A
Prosperous Church." from Ezra 3:I4,
song service was held O'Clock, followed
| by preaching by the pastor, on 'Christi-
anty Needed Today" from Luke 4:IS-
10.
At the First Baptist church Bible
school was held at GAS. The services
morning and evening, were in charge of
| Rev. Mr.. Langhorne. of Chester, Pa,
who preached at both services. Christian
Endeavor meeting was held at o clock.
AT the United Brethren church Sunday
school was held at 9.3o The pastor
Rev. +. II. Hummelbaugh, preached in
the morning on God, the Strong Tower
OF the Christian" from Proverbs 1910.
c. L. meeting at O'Clock, in charge OF
the pastor who spoke on David Living
stone as a Boy" Senior c. E. at 6. so in
charge of Mr. David Steiner. AT the
service at 7.3o the following program was
rendered: Prayer, Mr.. J. V Mcdonald;
anthem choir; recitation, Sally AIMS
Experience Miss Grace Hummelbaugh: {:
select reading. why Celebrate the Man
| (DavId Livingstone, y Mrs. Amos Sci
grist select reading, David Living
stone" Mr. Charles L. Stokes; song,
Mems Chorus, Keep in His Love-" ad
dress on David Livingstone by the
pastor; song Mems Chorus, II Know"
At St. Johns Catholic church the first
mass was at a. m, high mass at ten
o'clock The palms we're blessed and
distributed beio the mass Sunday
school was held at O'Clock. and vespers
at T. 80 when Rev. FIR. A. J. Conlou
>Fpreached on Contributing to Support OF
the Church On Friday at O'Clock there
will be Stations of the Cross, and con
lessions will be heard on Saturday from
4 to and in the evening at 7I5.
TO Appeal Hummer Case.
( A verdict for SI 900 against DR. C,u\