The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
Sunday In the Churches.


Temptation, and at the evening service
he gave the fourth of series of sermons,
the subject being "A Royal Tragedy"
AT both of the services Rev. Day made
an appeal to the members of the Congre-
CATION to suppo the Chautauqua, which
is to be held here the first week in Au-
gust. Mr.. Day attended the Chautauqua
which was given by the same circuit at
Milford, Delaware, in June, and was
highly pleased.
At the United Brethren Church, on
Sunday, Sunday School was held at
go a. m. The pastor, Rev. f. H. Hum:
mebaugh, preached from Daniel, S:ro
and is, and at the evening service he
gave short talk on The Call of
Moses" Junior Endeavor meeting,
was held at 8 80, D. m, and was in
charge of Mehrl Holdcraf.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Sunday School was held at GAS a. NJ.
There were services, which were in
charge OF Rev. f. f. Marshall, of the
Baltimore Conference. He preached
from John, 1887. At the evening service,
he used the 18th Chapter of Romans as
the basis of his discourse.
AT the Presbyterian Church, Sunday
School was held at 9.45 a. m. The serv-
ices at II O'Clock a. M, and at GAS
p. m, were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon, who
preached in the morning. AT the even
ing service he spoke on "What the
Presbyterian Church Teaches About the
Church"
AT the Church Of the Brethren. Sun
day School was held at 80 o'clock.
There were services in the morning at
10. 3d. and in the evening at 1880, and
were in charge of Elder John S. Wev.
bright of Thurmont, who preached both
morning and evening.
At All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church, the services were in charge OF
Rev. William Walker. who administered
the Holy Communion at 100 a. m.
Sunday School was held at Gas a. m,
and the services and the sermon at
II O'Clock. Evening prayer was held at
g. 80 O clock.
There were no services at the Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church on Sunday, July
10th, owing to the absence of the pastor.
Sunday School was held at $40 a. m,
with large attendance.
AT Saint Johns Catholic Church,
there We're low masses at 7 and &c
a. m, and the Rosary and the Benedic-
ton in the evening al ! O'Clock.
Mr.. George K Crowther. of Hagers.
| town, spoke to a respectable congrega
| ton at the Mission on Winchester street.
this city. basing his remarks on the
ninth chapter of Hebrews, and the 18th
verse.
AT Grace Reformed Church, Sunday
School was held at 945 a. m, with a
good attendance. 1t was announced
that the annual picnic would be held at
the Fair Grounds. The morning Serv-
ice was conducted by Rev F. l.. Nc.
Lean, at II O'Clock The subject of the
sermon was "Gover,,ing the Tongue
Psalms, 49:I. A brief meeting OF the
consistory was heidi after the morning
service, at which it was decided to hold
the Harvest Home service on Sunday.
August 18TH. Nesper service was helC
at 7.3o p. m. when the pastor spoke
briefly upon The Gladness Of Jesus"
In the Evangelical Reformed Church
the pastor, Rev. Henri l.. G.. Kieher
preached on The Ministries of Leis
ure,' from Revelations, GIL He spoke
to the Junior Congregation on. "Supersti
ton" from Acts, 25Io. Miss Luc,
Thomas sang Save Me, O God" bN
Randegger. AT the vesper service Mr.
! J. William Smith rendered violin solo
Consolation" by Leschetizky.
At Trinity Methodist Episcopa
Church, South, Sunday School was hello
at o.45 O'Clock. AT the morning service
the pastor, Rev |. !, Ringer, preached
on Lessons From the Harvest" from
Psalms, 63:Io, and at the evening service
the subject was "SteadfastnesS. " from,
First Corinthians, 1858. Epworth League
at us p. M. and was led by Mr.. G.
Michael.
Ri Rev. John G. Murray. Bishop Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church. bio
Cese of Maryland, confirmed four candi-
dates ut the Church at Point OF Rocks.
and one at the Acamstown Church on
Sunday, July goth. Both services were
wei attended.
AT the Adamstown Church, Bishop
Murray preached very (orcefnl sermon
on the text BE We Perfect, Even as Our
Father Which is in Heaven. is Perfect. "
Rev. Joseph Williams is rector of these
! churches.
Other appointments of the Bishop in
MARYLAND are: Next Saturday at the
Holy Cross Ghurcn Cumberland: next
Sunday at Emanuel Church, Cumber-
land, in the morning, and at Homecoming
in the afternoon, and at Westernport in
the evening. He will be in Frederick on
Friday, August Ist.
A reunion of the Methodists of Fred
erick county will be held on Braddock
Heights next month, if the plans of
some of the prominent leaders of the
church in this county carry. Already a
preliminary meeting has been held and
it is hoped to arouse sufficient interest
in order to hold large and successful
gathering. which will be the first reunion
of the Methodist Churches of the county.
Cox Accounts Audited.
Henry p. Bridges, Secretary OF the
Maryland State Grange and Fish Protec.
tive Association who made the charges
against State Game Warden Franklin
+. Cox. recently said that the disclos-
ures made since that time have in his
judgment, great deal more than sus-
tanned the charges, and have made it
clear to any one that Mr.. Cox is an unfit
person to hold his position. State Audi
tor Ray completed a few days ago his
examination of the accounts of Mr.. Cox,
Ind upon instructions which he received
from Governor Goldsboroueh trans
mlt,ed his report directly to Attorney
General Edgar Allen Poe.