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The Herald And The Lantern

Thursday. May 31.1979

Reasner to Take Neu> Post

COURT HOUSE - The Rev. William S. Reasner. pastor of the First United Methodist Church in Cape May. Court House for the past 10 years will begin a new assignment June 15. when he will be appointed to the Pitman United Methodist Church by Bishop C. Dale White at the Southern New Jersey Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church held in Ocean City. Reasner came to Cape May Court House in 1969 from the Olivet United Methodist Church in Centcrton. Prior to that he had served^pastorates in Camden, and in Indiana He is a graduate of Taylor University. Upland, Indiana; Asbury Theological Seminary. Viimore. Kentucky; and Eastern Baptist ■ Theological Seminary. I’hiladelphia While at Capo May Court House he has had a wide and .varied ministry beyond the local church. He pioneered a Leisure Time Ministry among many of the Comp Grounds in Cape May County and is responsible for many of the worship services that are held in the Camp Grounds during the summer. He has also been active in summer youth camps in the Church, serving as Dean of Junior Hi and Senior Hi Camps for

the Methodist Suhimer Assembly. He served for seven years as President of the Malaga Camp Meeting in Vineland. Reasner has been an active evangelist and has held numerous preaching missions in the Northwest and throughout England, Africa, India and the Mid East. As a result of his wide experience on the mission fields, he has become as experienced interpreter of the work of the church in much of the Third World and speaks often in Churches throughout New Jersey sharing the story of the Church around the world. He has served on the Board of Evangelism, the Board of Missions for Ibe Southern N.J. Annual Conference and the Jurisdictional Board of Evangelism of the Northeast Jurisdiction of the Unitgd Methodist Church. He has also been active in the community having served as the Chaplain of the Cape May County Jail, The Middle Township School Board and pneently serves on the School Board of the Special Service School District of Cape May County. He is a member of the Cape May C-ourt House (Ciwanis Club. He is married and is the father of twochildren.

1VW First Presbyterian

St. Mary's Episcopal

STONE HARBOR-95th St. and 3rd Ave., Stone Harbor. Canon J. Perry Cox, Priest-in-Charge. Office hours Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:30 - l‘l a m. Canon Cox can be reached in emergencies at tel. No. 390-2166. Calendar of Events June 2-JuneB Whitsunday. June 3 8 a m. Holy Communion, 10 a.m. Holy Communion and Sunday SChool

Monday. June 4 11 a m. Stretch and Sew Class conducted by Mrs. Larry Feise, l - 3 p.m. Women’s Workshop. Thursday, June 7 8:3f) a m. Departure of group attending the Annual Meeting of the Cooperative Society of the Evergreen’s Home in Moorestown. Bishop Van Duzer will presiden Persons wishing to participate may call Mibs Hotchkiss at 967-8438.

Wildwood United Methodist

is Mrs. Jayne

N. WILDWOOD - The

Sacrament of the Holy Communion will be administered at 11 a m. at the North Wildwood United Methodist Church. Second

and Central Avenues. Pastor, the Rev, John M.

I^>ng will officiate. The

organist Holley.

Provision for Sunday School is made available during the church worship hour, and is under the direction of Mrs. Gertrude llg. All are invited to attend church and school.

HISTORIC GRAVEYARD. The resting places of Revolutionary War soldier John Candy born in 1740 and Lydia Candy, who died in 1828 are among those in the churchyard at the Seaville Friends Meeting House. Historical Society Yard Sale Set

CAPE MAY - The Greater Cape May Historical Society will hold a yard sale June 9 from 10-4 p.m. at the Colonial House, next to Cape May City Hall (rear).

On sale will be all natural peanut butter, ground fresh while you wait. Hot dogs and sauerkraut will be served for lunch. All proceeds go towards the restoration fund.

WILDWOOD - "Christianity and Spain: 1979” will be the topic of the Reverend Dr. Thomas S. Goslin, II, when he speaks at the 11 a m. service in the First Presbyterian Church, Burk and Pacific Avenues, Wildwood. Dr. Goslin, a native of Wildwood, is at present the pastor of the Community Church. Madrid, Spain, which serves the English speaking community there. He is accompanied by his wife, Julia, as they visit here with his mother, Mrs. James A. L. Harris. After the service they will be honored at a public reception in the church hall. In 1967 Dr. Goslin was appointed by the Commission on Ecumenical Mission and Relations of Ogmi' robituariesj ETHYL M. HARRIS, 69. Wildwood Crest. A secretary for W.B. Saunders. 5-23. JAMES MCKEE, 75, Del Haven. A retired machinist atPhila Navy Yard. 5-24. ELIZABETH WIBBERLEY. 82. Cape May. A resident for seven years. 521. WILLIAM PLUMMER, 86. Wildwood Crest. A retired steel worker. 5-22. CHARLES H. WILSON, 64. Sea Isle City. A self employed mechanical contractor. 5-22. BERGLIOT SVEN8RON. 76. Cape May. A professional photographer. 5-22. SUSAN G. SYE, 20. Ocean City. Died in a motorcycle accident. 5-21.

the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. to serve as a fraternal worker with the Spanish Evangelical Church in Madrid and on its theological faculty there. Previously he had served from 1951 to 1957 as Professor of History and Practical Theology on the faculty of the Union Theological Seminary, Buenos Aires, Argentian, under appointment by the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church U.S.A. He also served pastorates in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, having been the last ten years in this country at Doyles town. Church School classes are from 10-10:45 a.m. with Bible Study for all age groups. Visitors are always welcome to attend the church school classes and church services. Reasner Family Reception Set COURT HOUSE - The First United Methodist Church will honor the Rev. and Mrs. William S. Reasner and their family with a reception Friday evening June l from 7:30 - 10:30 p.m The reception will be held in Memorial Hall The formal program of presentations will take placeat8:15p.m. under the leadership of Sherman D. Scull. The area churches and friends of the Reasner Family are cordially invited to share in this evening with us as we express to them in a small way what they have meant to us in the Church and the community.

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