The Herald and The Lantern

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Turin’s Sacred Shroud to Be Discussed Wed.

Conformity’s Peril is Topic

- AVALON - The Sacred Shrood rd Twin wl]] be the sidtyect of an open lecture by Rev Russell A. Vacation Bible School Starting STONE HARBOR - Our Saviour Lutheran Church Vacation Bible School for age* 4-12 will be 9:30 to noon July thru 18. Singing, Bible study, games, crafts, snacks — all are part of the program, and a picnic on July 19. Pre-registration is required: call 368^521. Pastor to Talk About Giving And Parables RIO GRANDE — The Measure for Giving will be the title of the 11 a.m. message this Sunday delivered by Pastor Guy Rathmell of Grace Gospel Chapel, at the 7 p.m. service, the pastor will speak on The Parables of Matthew 13. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. The chapel’s radio I program "Sending Forth the Gospel Light” b heard each Tuesday evening at l «:3S over WRIO-FM (192.3) Prayer meeting b held on Wednesdays and b for the entire family. jr Baptist Bible School N. WILDWOOD - First Baptist Church of Anglesea is again sponsoring a Vacation Bible School, this year from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. July 14 thru 18 for children 5 to 12. According to Pastor James Williams, the theme of this year’s school is Children of the Bible.The program will include Bible stories, singing, crafts, and refreshments. Dr. Weber Is Guest Minister AVALON - The Rev Carl W. Weber, D.D., senior pastor of the St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mayfair, Philadelphia, will be the minister-in-residence at the Well* Memorial Presbyterian Church, 9th St. and First Ave., Sunday, July 13 and July 20 for the 10 a.m worship service. WeUs Church is in the midst of its 88th season, having served the Summer Residents of Sea Isle City, Townends Inlet, Avalon and Stone Harbor through several generations. Rector Martin Sets Schedule At St Mary’s STONE HARBOR - Rector Wesley Martin of St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 96th Street A Third Ave.,celebrates the Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. each Sunday and at 10 a.m. on the first, third and fifth Sundays of the month and on Holy days. On other Sundays the 10 a.m. service b Morning Prayer. Wednesday services in the chapel are Morning Prayer at 1 8:45 Tuesday thru Saturday and the Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. Thursday Office hours are from 9 to noon Tuesday thru Saturday; phone is 388-

Dcfiimone, 7:30 p.m. July 9 at Maris Stella Auditorium. A teacher of theology at Villanove Univ. and in Rome. Rev. DeSimone will illustrate his talk with some ISO slides. His lecture will a discussion on aspects of the famous phenonmenon including its authenticity and the scienticf evidence and claims surrounding what is called the burial doth of Christ.

N. WILDWOOD - The Peril of Conformity” is the title selected by the Pastor John Long, of the United Methodist Church, for his 11 o'clock sermon Sunday. Jayne Holley is the church organist, and will also play for the hymn-sing

st 10:46 a.m. to be led by Robert Wirtz. The Sunday school class of young people, taught by Gertrude Ilg, meets simultaneously with the church worship. All are welcome.

Stainton Bequest To Shore Mem.

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Country Fair This Morning

SOMERS POINT - The Cape Atlantic Christian Women's CKJb’s annual Country Fair opens at 10 a m. July 9 at Mac’s Restaurant here, featuring handmade items, homemade food, plants and flowers, and "attic

treasures". Ail women are invited to attend. Luncheon will follow at 12:30, with doors opening at noon Gladys Madsen of Boca Raton. Flo. will be showing authenic native musical instruments she has collected on her travels around the world.

SOMERS POINT - William Jenkins, executive vice president of Shore Memorial Hospital, has announced the receipt of checks amounting to more than $117,000 as the first payments under the terms of the will of the late Howards. Stainton Shore Memorial Hospital is one of the principal beneficiaries of the legacy of the Ocean City merchant and real estate developer. 159,999 OF THE amount received represents a bequest from the Stainton estate; the balance is the hospital’s portion of profits generated from various Stainton enterprises in 1979.

Under terms of the will, SMH will receive continuing payments over 20 years or more with the amounts depending upon the profits made and the final disposition of the assets. "FOR MANY YEARS. "Jenkins noted, "Mr. Stainton was active on the hospital’s board of trustees and was always supportive of its development programs. Receipt of these funds at this particular time will be extremely helpful in aiding to defray the costs of a new emergency wing, groundbreaking for which took place last week.

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