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Memorial Society Is 400 Strong

Six Cape Churches Over Goal

COURT HOUSE - The Memorial Society of South Jersey has just become five years old but is postponing its annual meeting, usually held during May in the public meeting room of the County Library, until after the. biennial conference of the Continental Association

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of Funeral and Memorial Society The delay will enable directors of the society planning to attend the conference June 18-21 at Bryn Mawr. Pa. College, to report on it in person to the members With some 400 member families, nearly all living in Cape May County, the Memorial Society of South Jersey is one of the youngest and smallest of the 160 memorial societies in the national association, whose total membership is over 750,000 families. A MEMORIAL society helps members plan for their own final rites, to relieve survivors of having to mAe painful decisions at a difficult time. It promotes simplicity and economy in the disposal of remains and supports the growing trend toward memorial instead of furieral services. It also provides members with facts to aid them in deciding about cremation organs or bodies, or the making of a "living will. The several other services include annpal reports on agreements negotiated with cooperating morticians for basic services at reasonable rates.

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INCORPORATED AS a non-profit organization, the society is democratically controlled by its members. The directors and officers are governed by the bylaws and receive no remuneration in any form. The cost of lifetime membership has been a one-time payment of $5 per person or $10 per family including all children under 18. After five years these rates may be slightly Increased in the near

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Membership is open to persons of all faiths and backgrounds. Brochures may be obtained by addressing a postcard to the Memorial Society of Sooth Jersey. P.O. Box 592. Cape May. N J. 882M. Pastor Long Beginning 3rd Y ear Sunday N. WILDWOOD - The Rev. John M. Long, pastor of the United Methodist Church, Second and Central aves., will begin his third year at the church following the fixing of the appointments at the South Jersey Annual Conference by Bishop C. Dale White this week in Ocean City. At the 11 o'clock service, Pastor Long will report on the conference as will lay member Beatrice Dorsey. Mr. Long’s title will be "Appointment No. 37North WUdwood.” The service is preceded by the humn-sing beginning at 10:45 a.m. and played for by Jayne Holley. Sunday School for boys and girls is taught by .Gertrude Ilg at 11.

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^Camden - six Jmey Cape parishes are over their goal and have helped .the annual House of Charity Appeal reach 96 percent of its 1900drive Throughout the sixcounty diocese. 57 parishes exceeded their goals. In Cape May County these included Marls Stella In Schedule Listed For St. Mary’s STONE HARBOR - Rector Wesley Martin will celebrate the Holy Eucharist during the 8a.m. and 10 a.m. services Sunday at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, 95th St., and Third Ave. Weekday services in the chapel are Morning Prayer at 8:45 Tuesday through Saturday and the Holy Eucharist with healing prayers 10 a.m. Thursday. There will be no further te.C.W. meeting until the fall. The Men’s Club continues to meet at 10 am.every Tuesday. Sunday school will end for the summer on June 29. Volunteers are needed to tend pre-school children during the Sunday services in July and August. Office hours are 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday through Saturday. Lutheran Church Has Three Services STONE HARBOR - The summer schedule goes into effect this Sunday at Our Saviour Lutheran Church, Third Ave., and 93rd St., with three warship services. The schedule each Sunday through August 31 at the "Church of the Bells" includes church school at 9:45 a.m., with worship services at 8:30, 9:45 and 11a.m. Special Music Mon. Night At Naiarene Church ERMA — The Church of the Nazarene at Rt. 9 and Myrtle Ave., will have a night of special music, 7:30 June 16 with Gene Braun. Mr. Braun is considered one of America's outstanding gospel singers. A tenor, he has performed several classical works including Handel's "Messiah”, but his music is usually contemporary. He records with Impact Recording Company of Nashville, and his record have received recognition from “Billboard Magazine." He is also coauthor of the song "God Said It ...I Believe It.” Miracu lous Medal Novena Beginning Mon. at St. Paul’s STONE HARBOR - The Rev. James L. Rouan of Saint Paul’s Church at 9910 Third Ave.. will conduct the Miraculous Medal Novema every Monday evening at 7:30p.m. The service will consist of Scriptural reading and homily, novena prayers and benediction. Confessions will be heard immediately after the service.

Avalon, Retvrectloa in Marmora, 81. John of God in N. Cape May; Oar Lady of Good Coansel, 8t. Augustine and 81. Francis all in Ocean Oty. In the Jersey Cape, 85 per cent of the goal has been achieved so far.

This year the diocese » seeking $1,325 million, And of that, 1 morel than $1.2 million has been raised, prompting Bishop George Guilfoyk* to announced, "We are confident that we shall - surpass our 1980 goal"

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Theme Sun. At Grace RIO GRANDE - "Deds • Were Duds” will be ! theme of the message livered by Pastor Guy H. Rathmell of Grace Gospel Chapel, Ham. Sunday. Sunday school is 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. At the 7 p.m. service, the pastorwill speak on "A

Gospel \ • Godless Society.” The chapel’s radio program “Sending Forth the Gosper Light”* is 6:30 each Tuesday evening over WRIO-FM (102.3). Prayer meeting is each Wednesdays for the entire family.

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