The citizen., 1913-10-03
Sunday In the Churches.

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to the iunior Conorepaton ON Goals of
Fire y from, Romans 12.2o The choir
rendered The ,ntbar ,,Awabe I'm NV
GLORY y by Peace, Ar the vesper serv-
,re Miss ucv Thonns3u SANG 80 Lord
Most Holv =" bv Abt The sacrament of
baD,isn ,vas administered in the church
al 1ur O'Clock. Ar tae SUNDAY school
session th. lessons for The past quarter
ment nv Mr. Walter ID Nehrlinq.
Th. nastor LEFT On Monday FOR Lancas-
ter. where me will attend the celebration
of the seventy.6fth anniversary Of the
Board of Foreiqn Mission. 10 be held in
First Reformed church Of that CITY.
AT fhe rvauoeIicaI Lutheran church
the pastor Rev DR. L. 5. G.. RuDD. con
d1cted the services both morning and
evening and made short addresses. The
sacrament of the Lords Supper. was ad-
ministered both morning and evening.
The Sundavschool was held in the morn
ing at o 40. at which Rev. DIR. VIM A.
Brown made few remarks and offered
PRAYER.
AZ tba nra,bodilt r,ieconal church
Sunday school was held at CHS o'clock.
AT the morning service at ~ O'Clock the
pastor, Rev. +. II. Lamar preached on
"The Word of life." rom Phil. 2I5.I6.
AT the evening service At :. 40 o'clock
a mass meeting in the interest of the
MARYLAND Sunday School Association was
held. The meeting was presided over bv
the pastor The opening PRAYER was
made by Rev. Henri l.. G. Kiener, Of the
Reformed church. and the scripture les
son read by Rev. DR.. u. S. G.. Rupp. OF
the Lutheran church. W. N. Findley,
first vice president of the MARYLAND Sun
dav School Association. made the clos
ing PRAYER and the benediction was pro-
nounced by Rev. f. L. Mclean, of the
Grace Reformed church.
The address wac delivered hv Rev
VIM 'ISlesS Bron was 9el'[G'9T of CbcSso oy Ne,
...rba Taer Ace ;, ua v,as introG,cad
fornarIv nraeidant If the FredericL,
Comntv Association Durin6 tbe service
Miss A dele Fdmonds rendered "Hear
Tbou Nv Crv O Lore, y and A duet was
rendara} r0 br Prof Ceoroe Fdw Smrh
and Mr. Gravson II StaIev entitled
THE Call of the Good Shepherd"
Ar Grace ReG,tmed church Sunday
ectnol mas beld -, - ~ ", with an in
creasa atteodance II sCbnlars Mr. w n
EindIav of Rsltinora addressed the
ecbooI He snoEa on the condition Of
The SUNDAY schools in MARYLAND and
showed the need of Greater activitv
an1ono SUNDAY school workers He ad.
vocated a curfew law for Frederick, and
arraigned the girls. who wore immodest
dresses.
Rev. f. L. Mel can. conducted the
morning service at II O'Clock. Rev.
VIM. A. Brown. ID. D., of Chicago,
preached the sermon. His text was lisa.
25:I. He spoke on missions In the
Philippine Islands,"
Rev. Mclean occupied the pulpit in
the evening and spoke upon The
Seventy-Fifth Anniversary OF the Board
OF Foreign Missions OF the Reformed
church" The Holy Communion will be
celebrated next Sunday at I a. m and 7
D m. The great rally OF the Sunday
school will be held next Sunday morning
at $50 a. m. Congressman David !.
Lewis will address the main school and
MISS iluiua bIuSt Tue c''ilu'e en-
Sunday school OF the Presbyterian
church was held at 945 O'Clock. There
were services at IL O'Clock, conducted
by the pastor. Kew. Dr. Thomas Free
man Dixon, who preached IN the morn
ing on The Call OF God from Isaiah
o2:Io and at the evening service he
spoke on Inc Requirements to AdmlS-
sion TO the Presbyterian church
AT Trinity NJ. F. Church, South, Sun
day school was held at 9.45 O'Clock.
There were services in the morning at
Io.45 conducted by the pastor, Rev. J..
Ringer. The sermon was preached by
Rev. Nj. t. Tabler Of Talbot county.
Epworth League at GAS was led by Miss
Florence Poole. AT the evening service
at 7 80, Rev. Dr. Dixon, OF the Presby'
terlan church preached from Galatians
2.2O.
The services in the Independent Hall
were conducted by w. A. Nelson IN the
absence OF Elder 5. L. Shaded. Saturday
afternoon Sabbath school was held at
$50. AT 3. 80 Mr. Nelson spoke on The
Plan otsSalvation. The subject OF the
nights discourse was The Sabbath
FROM Eoen 10 Edeh-A Deilhl'e Day
Temperance Day was observed at the
Church of the Brethren at the morning
service at ten O'Clock an interesting
program OF music ana reci'auohs, apPro-
pirate 10 me OCCASION was rehuTIeo IJ,, Dy
members OF me Sunday scnooi' ne ad-
dress was delivered DV Mr. jacob 1oi-
!lnger, OF washington. Inc usuai serV,
ice III tne evening al 80 was s., Conuuclea
oy E'uer Johh o,iil'h' Vi WooooeiiN
Mo-, VINO preached.