The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-06-27
Sunday In the Churches.

day School was at 9. 80 in the morning.
The pastor, Rev. E. f. Hummelbaugh,
preached in the morning at 1915
O'Clock, when he spoke on the birth of
church and its progress and purpose.
The Sunday School observed Chldrens
DaV in the evening with an interesting
service in charge of the Superintendent,
Mr. Reno S. Harp The offering was
devoted to the general Sunday School
fund.
AT the Presbyterian Church, Sunday
School was held at GAS a. m. The
services at II O'Clock were conducted by
the pastor, Rev. DIR. Thomas Freeman
Dixon. In an interesting address, Rev.
Edward A. Odel presented the mis-
sionary work IN the field of the Presby-
terian Church in Porto Rico. At the
evening service the pastor spoke on
What the Presbyterian Church Teaches
About the Holy Spirit" A meeting OF
the Brotherhood was held at the conclu
sion OF the morning service when the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
George b. McCleery; Vice-presdent,
Charles Treich; secretary, Eldridge
Bggs, and treasurer, Carl Lease.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday School was held al IS in the
morning, when "Anti-Cigarette and
Temperance Sunday was observed.
An Interesting address was then deiv-
cred by Mr.. !. Hunt Heudrickson, of
Portland, Oregon, and interesting re-
marks on both subjects were made by
the Superintendent. Hon. Milton c..
Urner AT the morning service al II
o'clock, the pastor, Rev. T. II. Lamar,
preached from Micah, ST and s, aud at
the service in the evening, he preached
from Exodus. 1871, ,, and s.
At All Saints Episcopal Church. the
services were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Douglass Hood. who administered
the Holy Communion at + so O'Clock IN
the morning Sunday School was held
at 9.45 a. m, and at II O'Clock he
evening prayer service was held at so
p m, when two infants We're baptized.
The rector was assisted in the service
OF the day by the Rev. William Walker,
OF Relsterstown, who will have charge
of the services during the summer. Rev.
Walker can be found at PIG East Second
street.
AT Trinity NJ. Z. Church South,
the services were conducted by the
pastor, Rev. J. J. Ringer, who preached
in the morning on Opportunities I'm
| proved. " The services in the evening
were held at 80 O'Clock, and they were
| attended by the members OF the Ma
sonic Fraternity in a bodY, and the
! pastor preached very torCiblc sermon on
"ChCsen to be Builders, - from First
| Chronicles. POLO. Sunday School WAS
lgII a 9.4o ana EP"orlh League al !
CLOCK III 'ile evening
NH"dren 1'aY was observed oy the
OHuicn % lae bIe'nIeh SUNDAY 9Choo
t was oeiu N me morning al 10 CLOCK
ne exercises were IN c1afSe OF Inc gu
peFil'ehdehl' MI > a. SHAVER an'
S4oit addresses were made by AlDer
lioiHh@et' OF NeSt'nl41S'er' ana Eide
George D 1arP' OF EIier'on.
Al the Grace Reformed Church. sun
DAY 9GhooI was heid al 9 q q. m 4
"lcIocN tle pastor, KEY. T.. - NC
Lean, CohduC,eG me S5rVlceH' ne
preached upon Modern bID'e STUDY
rom FSaimS, II9io5. ne evening
service was neId at 7 80 p. M. ne Key
EDWARD a, U. Hermann OF cessna; "a.
d son Oh TItdce ChuIch' preached tn'
i Raiidima j., il'' SoDJeo' was C'd'dc'e
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Al me EvangeilCaI Reformed Gnurch
lhe pastor KEY; denri H. q. Nle,ier
preached on ne Gan OF me FIshtr
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Al the Evangelical Lutheran Church
SUNDAY school was heId at 9.45 O'Clock.
AT me morning service the pastor, Key
Dr; Ulysses ;. &. Rnpp, preached on
tie h4o"ein WHAT 1t IS IN the Dark
ness; rom Daniel 2:22. NeSper service
was held at O. 20 p. m. Services pfepar-
atory TO the communion VIII be held on
FRIDAY evening al 7.3o O'Clock.
| School was held at O * a. m. here