Thursday, May 24,1979

The Herald And The l-anterii

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St. Paul’* Catholic

Rev. M»gr. Vincent J. (•iammarinn. Pastor; Rev. James I.. Ronan. Assoc.; Rev. William Hodge, Rectory. Mio 3rd Ave„ Tel. 3W-3MI. Sommer Schedule Next weekend, May 28th St 27th. we return to the

summer schedule ol Masses: Saturday evening - 5:30 p.m. & 7:00 p.m.; Sunday — 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m.. 10:30 a.m. 12:00 Weekdays — 8:00 a.m. & 9:30a.m.; Confessions Saturday - 4:00p,n.. to 5 no p.m

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COURT HOUSE * The annual fashion show staged by the 1979 Fashion Construction Class of Ms. Kathleen Dunn will be presented at 1 p.m. May 2£ in the All-purpose Room at the Cape May County Vocational Technical Center. This year's production will feature various outfits fabricated and modeled by the students from the class Models for the presentation include: Irene Adamski. Jeanette Brown. Ann Dieleuterio. Robin Hoffnagle. Brenda Godwin. Sheila Jones. Mildred Johnson. Pinky Keilbowiez. Darnell McNeil. Diant' Osfdyk. Stephanie Williams Also Dot Broad. Thelma Bryant. Anita- Dawson. Candi Umrence. Patty Lucas. Janice Rogers.

Melody Stitt. Stephanie Thompson. Emma White. Marce Simms. Cindy

Drake

The program, moderated by Faith Dickerson, will begin with casual and sports clothing. As the show progresses, a cavalcade of color and design will delight the audience as models display pantsuits, slacks, wraparound skirts, and blazers accompanied by disco music in the background Formal wear completes the presentation with prom gowns, the main feature Fashions constructed for children will provide the finishing, touch to the program The public is > cordially invited to attend the fashion show. The Vocational Technical Center is located on Crest Haven Road

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Fellowship Chapel

COURT HOUSE - Pastor Allen will continue with messages from I Peter during the rtiorning worship service and another mesfage from Scripture in the evening Tuesday - Pioneer Girls will meet 4 p.m. Wednesday - Mother's

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Open All Year PHONI M4-B2M Closed Monday*

Bible Study. 10 a.m. at the Harvey's. Adult prayer meeting and Bible study. 7 « p.m. Youth meeting at 7 p.m. in Room 205 with use of the gymnasium afterward. Thursday .Women's Bible Study. 10 a.m. at the Harvey's. Our Family Bible Hour has classes- for everyone's needs. with nursery provided. Come and be enriched with the Word °f God. We arc an Independent Bible Church. All are welcome. Family Bible Hour. .9:45 am Morning Worship...! 1 a.m. Evening Worship. .7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer Meeting..? p.m. Fair at Physick CAPE MAV - Cape Mays Annual Victorian Fair will be held on the Physick Estate ’ a I 1048 Washington Street Irom 10 a.m. - 4 p m. May 28. This lestive event promises a * variety ol toods.cralts.and added treasures lor residenls and visitors alike.

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