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Old Brick Celebrates Rally Marks 271 Years

COLD SPRING - The Kev Fred Christian Bischoff. pastor of the Cold Sprjng Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker at the 271st Anniversary Service and the 78th Rally Day to be held in the historic church Sunday, beginning^ II a.m. The selection of Rev Hischoff is an historic departure from the usual Rally Day procedure, since it has been the practice for many years to invite guest . ministers to bring the anniversary and Rally Day message*. RKV. BISCIIOFF has been pastor of the church since 1980 and will retire from the active ministry Sept 1 after :18 years of service. He was ordained to the clergy March 9 1917 He and Mrs Hischoff plan to move to Virginia

He is a graduate of Bloomfield College and has a Master of Divinity Degree from Princeton Seminary. Rev Bischoff has been not only an active pastor but has had many responsible and irhportant positions with the Presbyterian denomination He completes a very successful and productive ministry at the Cold Spring Presbyterian Church During his pastorate, member ship in the church has in- . creased, activities of the church organizations have enlarged, a new liturgy has been introduced at the communion services and the historic aspects of the church have been emphasized IN ADDITION, a new roof has been added to the church building and air conditioning has been in stalled in the sanctuary.

The Cold Spring Presbyterian Church, known as "Old Brick" because of its red brick exterior, was founded by a group of the earliest settlers in the county descendants of passengers on the Mayflower - and it has enjoyed 271 years of continuous service. The congregation has worshipped in four buildings since it was organized in 1714 at Coxe Hall, built by Royal Physican Daniel Cox of London in 1687, secondly in a log cabin 1718 -1762; in a frame building 1762 1823. when the present church building was erected. Surrounding this historic and lovely edifice is the 30-acre old cemetery containing about 14,000 marked graves, dating from 1742. RALLY DAY. first held at the church 1908. has been through all the years the outstanding anniversary service of the summer It is an opportunity for descendants of former members and old families to return to their roots and lor visitors in the area to worship at one of

mgn / 1 u ' REV. FRED BISCHOFF* the most historic churches in the country The committee and Women's Association of the church are sponsoring a lun cheon following the service, to which all are invited

Births ■ • • >

The following births have been reported by area hospitals: BURDETTE TOM LIN Gary Michael. Jr to Gary and Gladys Fernandez Brthunc. Sr.. of Wildwood. July 22. Dino. II. to Dino and Diane Streit Martini* of Erma. July 23. Bridget Marie to1 Leroy and Helen Bartleson To/or ' of Woodbine. July 23. Jonathan I^ouis to Anthony and Gladys Hutchins i.auriello of Court House. July 24. Francis Zavier; Jr to Francis and Joanne Appenzeller Kelly. Sr.. of I Avalon. July 25. I . Eryn Ann to Ernest and I Donna Rossi Troiano. Jr., of Wildwood. July 26 Katelyn Alissa to Steven and Janalyn Cheney Jett of North Wildwood. July 28 Ryan James to Robert and Frances Simpkins llulme of Court House. July 28 SHORE MEMORIAL Daughter to Ixmise and Joan l.a Cavera Klause of Ocean View. July 16. Daughter to Frank and Diane Kemper Bixler of Tuckahoe. July 19 Son to John and Kimber ly Ralston Santana of Ocean City. July 20 Daughter to Thomas and Lizanne McGowan rimer of Ocean City. July 20.

Son to "Charles and Kathryn Horner Staab of Ocean City. July 22. Daughter to Stephen and I Donna Christmas Mixner of Stone Harbor. July 23 Daughter to Burton and Susan Deal Wilkins of Ocean City. July 23. Daughter to Eugene and Michele Jones Rossi of Ocean City. July 25.

St. Mary's Episcopal STONE HARBOR - The Holy Eucharist is celebrated 8 and 10 a.m. Sundays under the summer schedule at St. Mary's Episcopal Church Each service is followed by a social hour, and nurserycare is available at 10 o'clock. A midweek celebration of the Holy Eucharist is held 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays. Church school has been discontinued for the summer and will be resumed in mid-September For further information, call the church office. 368-5992

Christian Science CAPE MAY - The Christian Science of Cape May holds services 11 a.m. Sundays at the Community Center. 405 Lafayette St The subject this week will be "Spirit" Wednesday evening testimonial meetings are held 8 o'clock during August First Baptist, WilduxHiii WILDWOOD - Rev Dawn N Mays will preach at the 8 30 and II a m worship services at the F*irst Baptist Church. Atlantic and Maple Avenues Sunday School begins at 9:30 a m with classes for all ages. A nursery and a Junior Church are also provided For further information, call the church office. 522 2981.

Guesl Speaker At Conference CAPE MAY POINT - The Rev. Frank Wise will be the guest speaker Aug. 8-11. at the fourth week of the Sea Grove Conference in the Union Chapel on the Circle here.

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