The citizen., 1913-04-04
Sunday In the Churches.


At the Presbyterian Church. the pastor.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Freeman Dixon, con.
Quoted the services in .the morning at II
O'Clock, when the pastor preached from
Acts SIS, the subject being The Effects
OF Christianity on the Individual" Sun
day School was held at O'Clock and
IN the evening at :. 80 O'Clock, the sub.
ject was The Empty Tomb" from
Luke. 24:3. The quartet repeated the
Easter music.
! AT Saint Johns Catholic Church the
Z first mass was held at a. M High
Mass was celebrated at 10 O'Clock, when
Rev Father VIM, J. Kane preached on
Marriage and Divorce" =" Sunday
School was held at o clock and vespers
were held at 7. so p. m.
At the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Sunday School was held at 9.45 O'Clock.
Epworth League was held at 6.45 p. m,
and was in charge of Miss Mary Lov
There were no church services The
Sunday School official board will meet
on Friday evening at 7.3o p m.
At the First Baptist Church. Bible
School was held at 945 a. m. The
services, both morning and evening.
were IN charge of Rev. F. b. Haggard,
OF Boston, Mass, who preached both
morning and evening. Christian En-
deavor meeting was held at O'Clock in
the evening.
AT All Saints Episcopal Church. the
services were in charge Of Rev. John
Oldham, OF Baltimore. The Holy Com
munlon was celebrated at 7.3o a. m.
Sunday School was held at o.45 a. m,
and morning service and sermon at II
O'Clock and evening service and sermon
at 7.3o p. m.
There were no services at Trinity Nj.
f. Church, South, and Sunday School
was held at O'Clock, and Epworth
League was held at Gas p. m.
AT the Church of the Brethren. there
was Sunday School al 50 a. m. Serv-
ices were held in the morning at 10. 30
and in the evening at 7.3o. Elder Geo
X. Sappngton, of townsville, preached
at both the services.
At the United Brethren Church, Sun
day School was held at o.45 a. m. The |
pastor, Rev F. Fl. Hummelbaugh,
preached in the morning on Witness
Bearing" " from Luke, 244S Junior |
Endeavor meeting was held at 6. 30 p.
M, and was IN charge OF the pastor. |
whose topic was "Paul's Sabbath" At |
the evening service the pastor preached |
on Lessons from the Great Flood, "
from Matthew, 7:25.
AT the Grace Reformed Sunday School |
was held at 945 a. m, with very good |
attendance. The pastor, Rev. Z. l.. |
Mclean, conducted the morning service |
at II a m. He then preached upon
The Benefits of the Resurrectior +"
from Acts. I:3, and then spoke to the
children upon The Empty Tomb from
Saint Mark. 1876. Robert F. Thomas
and David c. Aldridge were installed as
elders, and William T. Staley and C.
Frank Smith as deacons. The evening
service was held at 7 p. m 1t was
special service in commemoration of the
Iooth anniversary of the birth of David
Livingstone. 1t opened with a Mis-
Service Then followed read
ings bv Miss Pauline Suman and MIR.
Henry Knock and an anthem by the
choir. Rev. Mclean spoke upon lily
ingstone, the Missionary"
The services at the Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, were conducted by the
pastor. Rev U. S. G.. Rupp. AT these
Rev. DR.. w. A. Granville,
President of the Pennsylvania College.
of Gettysburg, Pa. spoke on Christian
and presented the work of
the college in a very interesting address
The second anniversary of the Lutheran
Brotherhood was observed in the evening,
and the exercises were presided over bv
the President, Mr.. George K. Mobley.
The invocation was offered by DR.. Henry
Raabe. and the Scripture Lesson was
read by Mr.. Homer D. Kepler The
address was made by Dr. Granville. OF
Gettysburg, Pa, who spoke on Mans
Place on Gods Program of Work" a
few earnest remarks on the work of the
were also made by the
pastor The choir rendered two an
thems, and the closing prayer was offered T
ton being pronounced by the pastor
At the session of the Sunday School,
which was held at Las p. m, there was
an attendance of $40.
In the Evangelical Reformed Church,
the pulpit was filled by the Rev. Simon
s. Miller, who preached on The Grasp
of Faith or the Verites of Easter" from
Saint John, 5:4 and S. The pastor, Rev.
Henri L. G. Kiefier, preached to the
Junior Congregation on the THE Many
Mansions, from Saint John, I4:3 The
choir then rendered the Heavens De
clare" by Hall. In the evening the
pastor preached on Love and Grief"
from Saint John, 2o:Io and is. AT the
Sunday School session Mr.. Henry n.
Abbott, of the Grace Reformed Sunday
School, reviewed the lessons of the
past quarter