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Resolution Memorializes Mrs. Armacost

Church Adds 11 Members

AVALON - At Die Oct 30 meeting of Borough Council, CouncAWnTn Raymond Gray 4i r . read a resolution expressing •sincere regret and deepest sympathy on the passing" of/Marion P Armacost last May 24. The late wife of Mayor

EJla<orth Armacost was a prominent leader in local and county civic activities as well as beautification projects, and was active in may political, charitable and religious organizations. Interested in preservation of wildlife, Mrs.

Armacost was the instigator of the "Save the Turtle" movement to protect these harmless hard-shelled reptiles from senseless extinction by drivers on highways who inadvertently or deliberately kill them. Picked up by the

Associated Press, this campaign received national attention. After passage, the resolution was signed by the entire council and president to Mayor Armacost — deeply affecting all those present at the meeting. •

CAPE MAY - Eleven new members were accepted into the First Presbyterian Church Oct. 19, with Pastor Cass L. Shaw, officiating. There was a reception for the new members following the 11 a.m. service. Sunday school is at9:90a.m.

"Stewardship - the Risks and Results” is the theme of the Bible study meeting} at 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays.

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Bible Prophecy SEA ISLE CITY - A "Prophecy Seminar” will be held Oct. 31, Nov. 1-2,6, 7 and 8 at the Civic Auditorium, on 85th St. ‘One for AH’ Chapel Topic RIO GRANDE - The Rev. Guy L. Rathmell, pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel, will preach on the submect "One for All” at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Pastor Rathmell will present a message on "Actions Tell the Story” at the? p.m. Sunday service. The chapel's radio program "Sending forth the Gospel Light” is heard each Tuesday evening at 6:30 over station WRIO-FM The weekly prayer meeting is held on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. for the entire family.

Seminar Topic here. The seminar, sponsored by the Parkway South Seventh-Day Adventist Church, is intended to provide answers to questions about the Bible. All sessions will begin at 7:30p.m.

Church to Host Trick, Treaters CAPE MAY - An “after trick or treating” party for children in third grade and up will be held by the First Presbyterian Church here Friday, Oct. 31. The party will begin at 8 p.m. and will include an exploration of the church "catacombs.” Sermon on Voting

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^ Deaths -/ ERNESTINE D. ANDREWS, 90. formerly of 191 Stltea Ave., Cape May Court Houae, Oct . M. She wai a local realdent for Z2 year*. JOHN T. REASON. 54. of Del Camlno Trfller Park, Erma, Ottn He waa a security guard at the Cape May County Airport I OLA V. FARMER. (I, of !7« Learning Ave., Weat Cape May, Oct. IS. She lived here for <0 veers and waa a former member of the West Cape May Election Board. FRANCIS FRANCO, 40. of Keyport Rd . Bayshorr West, Lower Township, Oct. 19. He wa* past president of the Town Bank Fire FORREST E. HANSEN, 4S. of 2 Crease St. Rio Grande, Oct. *3 He was retired from the U S. Air Force. JOSEPH H. HEtTZMANN, 82, of Dunedin, Fla., Oct. 7. He had bean a North Wildwood raddent for 49 years prior to moving to Florida. MIRANDA HOFFMAN. 92. of Jensen Beach. Fla , formerly of 09 Broadway. Weat Capa May. Oct. 19. THOMAS J. IVERS, 87, of 117 Claremont Rd., Bayihore West. Lower Township. Oct. 22. He lived here for 17 yean. ELIZABETH S. JOHNSON. 90, of 407 W. Garfield Ave., Wildwood, Oct. 22. She lived here all her life and was s member of the At«el Visit Baptist Church FRED J. McLLVENNY, 91, of 130 OMh St. Sea Isle City, Oct. 29. He was a retired tailor. VESTA 8. OLSEN, of 125 Myrtle AvR. Weat Cape May, Oct. 22 She was named Woman of the Year by the CKy of Cape May Women's Republican Chib this year, and had been a lifelong leader in County Republican circles. ANNA MARGUERITE PRESGRAVE, 10. of 40 E. Pacific Ave., Villas, Oct. 12. She waa a member of Holy Spirit Lutheran Church.

N. WILDWOOD - "For Whom Will You Vote?" is the title of the sermon to be preached at 11 a.m. Sunday at the United Methodist Church, Second and Central Ave., by Pastor JohnM. Long. Music for the hour will be presented by Jayne Holley, church organist. Gertrude Ilg is Sunday achool superintendent.

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