The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-01-31
Sunday In the Churches.

AT Grace Reformed church Sunday
! school was held at 9.4s a. m. AtIGa.
m. Rev. William c. Sykes, pastor of the
! Jefferson charge, conducted the morning
service and preached a sermon upon ST.
| John 8: 81. CatechetCal instruction was
held al p. m. in the church The four
teenth anniversary of the Mite Society
was held at Z p. m. President II. c.
Smith presided and Rev T.. L. Mclean
conducted the devotional service. After
the opening service a song service was
held. This was followed by an address
by the retiring president, Allen X. Lampe;
an anthem; the report of the secretary,
Miss Nj. Elizabeth Engle; a solo by Mr.
Frank Sappington, Ir; the report of the
treasurer. Mr.. Grover Michael. and an
address by Rev. Dr. Charles T. Wehler
Services we're held at the United Breth-
rem church in Christ as follows: Sunday
school at 9. 80 a. M, in charge of William
c. Roderick assistant superintendent
At the morning service the pastor Rev.
f. II. Hummelbaugh. preached on Con
Tossing Christ Before Men. " from Matthew
10: So, Junior Endeavor Meeting at 6
O'Clock was in charge of the pastor. who
spoke on "What Peter Gave" Senior
Endeavor meeting was held at s As, when
the subject was Missions at Home and
Abroad" AT 80 the pastor preached
on The Malelactor on the Cross" from
Looking This Wav" and the mems
chorus rendered several selections.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday school was held at o.45 a. m.
At the morning service the pastor, Rev.
+. III. Lamar, preached on The Hidden
Truth" from Matthew I3: At, and Miss
Evalyn TruXall rendered solo. Epworth
League was held at 6.45 and was in
charge of Mrs. ohn ID. Hendrickson.
Interesting remarks on missions were
made by Mrs r. Rush Lewis and Mrs.
Hendrickson. AT the evening service the
pastor preached on The Fruits of Sin
iu Life, " from Romans 6: 81.
The usual services were held in Trinity
NJ. E. church. South, preaching al TO- 80
a. m. and 7. so p. m. In the morning the
pastor preached on Gathering Up The
Fragments" from John s: 7. In the eve
ming the subject was 10y in the Lord
Strength for Service" from Nehemiah s:
10. Sunday school was held at o'clock
and Epworth League at GAS, was led by
Miss Grace Walker.
In the Evangelical Reformed church !
the pastor. Rev Henri L. G Kief1er, !
preached at the morning service on For |
hidden Service, from Chronicles %: s.
He spoke to the Junior Congregation on |
Love and Happiness. " from Psalm 1872: |
6. In the evening he preached on He |
Callelh for Thee" from ST. John II: IS |
Prof. Smith and Mr.. Gravson II. Staley |
rendered duet at the ofertory. AT the
session of the Sunday school the recently
elected officers were installed.
AT the First Baptist church Bible school
was held at 9 As. AT II O'Clock the pas,
tor. Rev. Alonzo d. Winters preached |
on 'Where to Place the Emphasis and
in the evening the subject was "Crime
Factories and Coffin Makers" Christian
Endeavor meeting was held at o'clock
AT St. Johns Catholic church the first
mass was at 7 a. m, high mass at 10
O'Clock, at which Rev. Father Dawson,
of Woodstock College, preached. Sun
day school was held at O'Clock and YES
pers and benediction at 80 O'Clock.
A supper and bazaar for the benefit of
St. Johns church was held on Tuesday,
and Thursday evenings
AT All Saints r. f. church. Rev Doug
lass HooH, rector, there was Holy Com
munlon at I. 80 m, Sunday school at
9 As, morning PRAYER and sermon at IL
O'Clock, and evening prayer and sermon
al 7 80 o'clock
Al the Evangelical Lutheran church at
the morning service the pastor, Rev. DIR.
Ulysses S. G.. Rupp, preached on The
Mystery of Gods Way, " from Psalm II:
I9, and in the evening the subject was
Seed Falling by the Waysde," from
Luke s: S. AT the Sunday school in the
afternoon there was an attendance OF 500
AT the Presbyterian church the pastor,
Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman Dixon there
were services in the morning at IL a. M,
when Rev. Elmer Smith. student of the
Auburn Theological Seminary, Auburn,
N. Y gave a most interesting account of
his work and experiences of the down
town section Of lower New York. Sun
day school was held at 4 O'Clock AT
7 so the quartet choir rendered an even
song