The citizen., 1913-02-28
Sunday In the Churches.

The services at the Methodist EpiSco.
pal Church, were OF an especial char
acter and were attended in body by
the Francis Scott Key and the Fredonia
1 Councils, o. H. A. NJ. There was a
large turnout of the members of the
lodges, over hundred being in line.
! The councils met at their respective
halls. and then marched 10 the church in
body. The pastor. Rev. Z. II Lamar,
preached very able and forcibe dis
course on THE Enriching Power OF
/ Christianity from First Corinthians IA
and S. A beau,iivl solo was rendered
by Miss Adele Edmunds. of the Wom-
ans College. Epworih League service
was held at Gas p. M, led by Mr..
Ray Burgee. AT the morning service
the pastor preached on the The Parable
ofthe Pounds from Luke. 1914. Sun
day School was held at 9.45 m.
At the Grace Reformed Church, Sun
day School was held at 9.45 a. m. Next
Sunday there will be a special offering
for the new piano for the primary school.
At II O'Clock the p. O. ) OF A., were
present in body, and occupied the front
seats of the middle aisle. Rev z. l.
Mclean preached an eloquent sermon
upon True American Citizenship"
from Acts, 1916. Cateche;ical instruc-
ton was held at p. m, in the afternoon.
The evening service was held at 7
O'Clock, when the pastor preached upon
wine and a Wedding" which was an
exposition OF the first miracle of our
Saviour.
The usual services were held at the
Evangelical Lutheran Church. and were
conducted by the p stor, Rev. Ulysses
S. G.. Rupp, who preached on The
Third Temptation of lesus," from Mat
thew, AS and II, and in the evening the
subject was Gods Sure Guidance, "
from Exodus, 1917 Another large at
tendance was present at the session of
the Sunday School in the afternoon.
The services at Trinity NJ. E. Church,
South, were as asual. In the morn
ing the pastor preached on Trust"
from Second Corinthians, rs and 9
4Atnight he preached on Resistance to
the Truth" from Acts. o:s. The Ep
worth League was held At s As p. m,
and was in charge of Mrs. Platt.
At the Presbyterian Church, the
pastor, Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman
Dixon. conducted the services and he
preached in the morning at II O'Clock,
from Luke, 1876, his subject being Our
Obligations to Our Fellow Men, Sun
day School was held at o'clock. A
musical program was rendered by the
quartet at the evening service.
Al the Church of the Brethren, Sun
day School was held at O. 80 a. m. Rev.
r. A Nedrow, the pastor preached on
Regeneration, Its Nature and Neces-
sity," from John, 3:3 and s. Song Serv.
ice was held in the evening at 7.3o
O'Clock, followed by sermon by the
pastor, who preached upon "The Prod
igal Son, from Luke, I4:II and "a.
AT the Evangelical Reformed Church.
the pastor. Rev Henri L. G. Kieher
preached in the morning on "The Way,
the Truth and the Life" from Saint
John, I4:6. He also spoke to the junior
congregation on Taking Up the Cross"
from Saint Luke o:23. In the evening
he preached on The Looks of Christ"
from Saint Luke, 22:6I. Miss Amelia
Yost and Mr.. Lewis H. Knock sang a
duet at the otfertory.
At All SAINTS Protestant Episcopal
Church, Rev. Douglass Hooh, rector,
there was Holy Communion celebrated
al 7.3o a. m, and the morning service at
II " CloINi dt WiiiIi tilC pdStOI pICdCllCu
from Isaiah, "a and 3. his subject being
"lsaiah's Vision OF the Church's Future"
At the evening service the subject was
taken from Second Kings, 1919, and he
spoke upon THE Christians Conf
dence." The usual Lenten services will
be held during the week.
AT the United Brethren Church in
Christ, Sunday School was held at
$50 a. m. The services were in charge
OF the Rev. J. J. Ridenour, OF Middle
town, who preached at the morning serv
ice. The Womens Missionary Society
had charge Of the services at $50 p. m,
and was led bv Mrs. Charles L. Stokes.
AT Saint Johns Catholic Church, the
first mass was neld at 7 a. M, and high
mass at 10 O'Clock, at which Rev. FIR. "A.
J. Conlon preached. Sunday School was
held at O'Clock, and at the vespers at
7.8o p. M, Father Moakey, of Phila-
delphia, preached.
At the First Baptist Church. Bible
School was held at GAS a. m. The
pastor, Rev. Alonzo d. Winters, preach
ed both morning and evening Christian
Endeavor meeting was held at o'clock
in t,e eve ntno and xuoc lad hv = MTr,