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Dinner I Sunday WILDWOOD — "Reform-ation cf I he Heart" is the theme 'for worship as Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Atlantic and Poplar Avenues celebrates the challenge of spiritual renewal on tipcoming. Reformation Sunday. THE CONGREGATION'S annual dinner fvill i be held 5 p.m. Sunday at the Wildwood Yacht Club. This dinner is a time for fellowship, looking at (the past year and the future mission of Holy Trinity, and a renewal of commitment. For more informaion, call the Rev. Gary a. Nfenn at 522-5000.

[I UMC Plans ■ For 115th DENNISVILLE - lev. Warren Layton will b< the speaker as the Dennisville United Methodist Ch irch celebrates its 115th an- ' niversary at a special ser,s vice 3 p.m. Sunday Former pastors wi 1 be guests and will partic pate in the service. Sppcial I music will be provided by the Senior Choir and members of jthe congregation. I Deaths Anita Davis, 89. of Cape May, Oct. 19. Fafmer manager of the Kritfing ~ Nook, she was a localresu dent for 40 years. . Anthony _Giampa. £9, oLX MarmonTcJct. h/^A retired heavy oqolfment operator for the Navy Supply Depot in Philaddphia. he had been a local resident for 14 years. J Hulda S. Johnson, [89. of Belleplain, Oct. 19. Hbrn in Sweden, she was a member of the Seventh Day (jhurch of Court House. Carmela Laurelli, 75, of Marmora, Oct. (8. A retired seamstress she had lived in AtlanticlCity. ] Concetta Libro. 73; of Sea ( Isle City. Oct. 15. ^ long J time resident, shf had J worked for the Garden i State Publishing CoJ C. Edward Miller 62, of c Wildwood, Oct. 19. local i musician and entertainer, 1 he served in World 1 >'ar II. g Arthur A. Nazis ro. of Wildwood Crest, Ocl 19. A

World War II krmy veteran, he was employed by Dealers Liquor of Camden for the dast 24 years. Florence D. O'Mallev, 78. of Cape May, Octj 20. A retired purchasing] agent for the Army Signal Corps, she belonged to Oif Lady Star of the Sea Chutch. Emmaline PettilJ Rose, 81, of Rio Grande, Oct. 17. She was a mem be/ of the Loyal Order of thej Moose 585 of North Wildwi od. Betty M. Smalls 65, of Ocean City. She ft rmerly lived in Marion, S.< . Charles M. Stapkton, 87. of Del Haven, Oc . 14. A retired draftsman, he belonged to Eureka Lodge Number 23, Free *nd Accepted Masons of Wilmington, Del.

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AT ST. CASIMIR'S — Msgr. Robert B. Erwin has been pastor for 15 years of St. Casimir's Roman CathoUc .Church, Clay Street. Woodbine, which was built in 1927. He also serves as pastor of St. Elizabeth in South Dennis. I

Holy Spirit Ready To Install Pastor

VILLAS - The Rev. Russell G. Jenkins will begin his pastorate at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church here Oct. 28. Pastor Jenkins received the G.A. degree from Muhlenberg College, Allentown. Pa. and his B.D. degree at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mt. Airy, Philadelphia.

He served as assistant pastor at St. John's Lutheran Church in Mayfair, Philadelphia from 1961 to 1967, and as pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, Newark, N.J., from 1967 until September 1984. The service will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will be followed by a coffee hour. All members and friends of the congregation are urged to attend.

To End Series Of 3 Sermons COLD SRRING - The Rev.> Joseph Donchez of Vineiand will complete his three-fold sermon series oc "The Substance of the Gospel" as guest preacher r~o( the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church (Old .^Brick), 780 Seashore Road. It The 11 a.m. worship service Sunday. A Halloween party for Sunday School children in the nursery, beginners, and primary classes will be held 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Price Hall. Rev. Wilson Will Speak RIO GRANDE — Rev. Milton Wilson, pastor of Grace Gospel Chapel. 29 S. Rd., will speak this at both the 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. services. Sunday School is at 9:45 a.m. with classes for all ages. Children's Church is at 11 a.m. for boys and girls 5 to 9.

St. Mary's Annual Sale STONE HARBOR - The Episcopal Church Women of St. Mary's will sponsor their annual fall rummage sale in the Parish, Hall on 95th Street Friday evening from 6 until 8 and os Saturday morning from 10 until noon. Included in the sale will be white elephant items, recycled clothes, jewelry items, a linen boutique, and books and magazines. Contributions may be left in the parish hall tomorrow and Friday. For further information, call the church office at 368-5922.

Fall Slate STONE HARBOR - The fall schedule is in effect at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, with the Holy Eucharist being celebrated 8 and 10 a.m. Sundays, and a social hour following each service. Church school is at 9:45 Sunday mornings. A midweek celebration of the Hily Eucharist is held 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in the church. Contributions to the Pantry Shelf Program sponsored by the Episcopal Church Women may be left in the parish hall to provide food baskets for the needy.

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